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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

a Message Of sympathy asa AassiIsa
ISsm CItIsens Of PTetpoSt,

A nessass Of EJmPsi6y and AasoiIsa
fESm UtiIssns Of PEetpoSt.
WASHINGTON, D. o., July s.--Among the
telegtams received 10 day was the follow
Ing, sisntd by numerous citizens oi Free.
port, illinois, WhOrs aitssa's iaHtly live:
FREEFoHr, 1tt July Z.
Hen ]. @. Blaine!
The people Of Freepoft, illinois, realiz
Ing the odium oil tbs insane p1uduCE VI
lhs 1nohdam resIdsnt oi Lhelr city Ia al.
tempting 10 aOsAslnAlo President GAiGsld,
deVoutly hope and pray that God 10 His
goodness may speedily restore the Pteli.
dent 10 health aud q Moving
country. Tue heails ol oil
classes, ages and parties g out Ia
condemnation ol the dlstatdly deed and
In lcVe and sympathy for the good mar
stricken down aud With agecton and ad
imitation for the noble wife, 90 heroOially
nutsipg back 10 life her beloved com
panion.
The community also deeply Sympalhlst
with the family Of the late L. ". Gulleau
whose standing ~ this CITY is sscoBd II
nonO.
The favorable reports nov coming en-
courage and strengthen our hope that ou
pray ets may be AnARefed. Long live th
! Ptesident and big nohle vile,
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FALSE GgPORrA
0Ia RistreaSinE Oha.aVteF Ctrcutatsd by
1RIicIOas teESOHS-rDr. HsnIItou Nm.

Qfa nIsIFeaOing UhasRVteP CtFcutAted By
1RIicIOas teESOHS-rDr. HsnIItou Nm,
eOuFaEed.
NEw YoRK, July s-A WashiD gton
spectAl aays; A report Wss spread this
morning that secondary hsmorrhags had
Get In bad In the Presidents case, but II
was speedily contrsdIcled by the doctors
Much indignation was expressed against
those who circulated these reports, which
only give pain and keep the public mind
excited. Ittheir orginStors could be dis
covered, for the habit has become chronic,
they might be treated 10 an involuntary ~
bath. The subject 10 too sad and serious
one for them 10 use 10 indulgence oitheiI
passion for sensation or ior The purpose oI
IL fluebciDg the stocks VI New York.
DR.. Hamilton IL very much encouraged
over to-day g news from Washington. He
says the term ''laudabla pus' means y
healthy pus, clear and ifee from gan.
creme or unhealthy matter, . very good
sign, indeed. OF course the President
cannot yet be said 10 10 out Of danger, bul
there 10 every reason 10 believe that oil
the changes are Ia bio favor for recovery,
although Il may he pFotfaOted. While
the location Of the ball |, Unknown there
10 danger, but the symptoms, as reported
indicate that nature will take care Of the
ball,
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Chp GnteILigstttar
- ~. - and n EourtsoaIh s'Eeo..
:. ~ ,hO dead lock seems to have

l.,t thO dead lock seems to have
h,,tsu at Albany. sI1ty'fVs Rspnb'
,.uDsr,havs agreed upon two eandi'
-bom they will support in place oi
.'.I,i,p and Plle-Ons q 'tAlWaFt and
,'..,b., .u administration Republican
.,,I,s, IS votes to elect SENATOR
"n ,,S.,s are lOS Republican members.
:, ,,oDo.sd that enough outsiders who
N, in the conference will give In
!. adhesion to essc! an election. Thus
',..1 lock is in q fair way OF being
e..diIy disposed Of. This ID gratifying
". |. puts Nj Oonkllng In bis proper
'..,,,on-thO position he put himself in
1,,n, falling to bully the President into
..,,i.,e.ucs in his bosSlsm, he got mad
=. y ,ol,slul and resigned. He will now be
handed to private lie and quiet Fefsc'
,,,, and tho country will probably see
Mend oihis ssla'h dOmins0FiuS for some
dus 10 come,
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WASnn0ros, July s.-Ths largest mum.
bOr Of WordS sent from Washington to
the nSWGpSpsrS Of the country In any one
day previous to last Saturday was on last
Inauguration day. when the high water
mark was 10000 words, Previous TO
that day tho Ia gett number Of words wSs
on one day diving the OTedi' MobileT
sIcilemSntin 1873, when ll3 900 words
we're transmitted. On Saturday this Of.
acc sent 276 900 words, on Sunday nearlv
40 many and RgAin, TueAdSy, 2lS 900
words. Tho number Of words 10 the ~.
eFaRe neWSpaper column Is 2 900, aud on
Sunday morning, therefore, the total
amount Of press dispatches filed at le.st
one h1ndred and forty columns Of the
daily .nOwBpapera, no allowance being
made for duplication In space BY dronpiug
the same matter for neWGpSpOrS In differ.
emit cities.
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auIrEAu,a nornEa.Il.LAN
TsIIs oT Rh MaEFIags and DiVoFeO-
CRaay unole.


CHICAGO, July s,-Msnhun haa beer
frequently made Of the marriage Of Gul'
teAu to . Miss Annie Bum. Mira, n. ],
Bum, mother OF his vile, Is and has been
for some yearS an inmate Of the Old Peo-
plea' Home, in Chicago, To q reporter
she said yesterday that her daughter first
became acquainted with him in the fall OF
1870, although ct that time she knew him
only % an eccentric young lawyer, with
great aspirations but no income. He was
devotedly attached 10 her, and his rsla-
tions were very desiFouS that he should
marry, hoping Il would have q beneficial
iphuepce ON his wandering nature. Tnis
vas Immediately after AIa SOiouru in the
Oneida community.
He was married in 0hIcsgo and the
result was very unhappy Guiteau prov.
ed himself 10 be ol q very proud and
Jealous disposition, which several times
found vent In his beating his wife. They
had but one child, which did not survive
his domestic tyrany, and yet she would
not have divorced him had II not been for
the interposltion Of her relatives 10 Phil.
Adslphia. 1t was because Of his outrageous
treatment OF her that they separated and
not because Of his poverty, and although
he never made any effort to support her,
but dEiiled aimlesaly from city 10 city like |
The wandering Jew, he knew she was
rue wife and grieVsd for year aAd |
hall like child alter the dlyorce.
(iuiteAu never displayed Ruy settled
ambition other than bis wild passion for
ieclaiming on religious topics. The only
line hia mental alteration took Q violent
orm was when he assaulted bis sister,
Mrs., scovlile, some yeATa bgo with an axe.
Chat was In Wisconsin, his father had
brother who died In lunHic asylum in
$3.50, elthouHh the fact was generally kept
% se:rOt as possible. Guitesu's former
vile has since married young man in
4eadville. But previous 10 this second
marriage, which has proved Q happy one,
he taught school successfully for several
ears In Boulder, Colorado,
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ALBANY, July ga ArO occurred in tho
roaldsDOO Of Samuel Cippsn, back Of
West Troy, caused BY tho explosion Of
Are crackers stored in q BlsepipG room
whore two little children, Nellie ard
Tobias, aged Hix and eight, were sleeping.
Tho parents, who were visiting neigh.
Dor, cav the smoke iSpuirg from the
house, and, hurryipg home, ioupd the
dwelling burning Mr.. Crippen, almost
frantic, rushed into the houae, while his
vile punmoned help. On the huUr lay
the children dead. Judging from The
state Of the room they had evidently at
tempted 10 Subdue the h,mes.
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LITTLE RaCE, July Sat q meeting Of
the debating club Of this city the question
Wa, 1.-THE Rise and Fall tf Nations."
Two Of the orators, by name Neyl0r and
Herrod, became angry. NeJ lor iumed
with rage u Herrod tore his Argument
into shFeds and continued TO ups ct his
thsorieS. He jsrksd out q huge kni'e aud
msde o desperate attack on the spe; ker.
Before Herrod realized his intentions
Neylor was upon him, and although the
apsctat0rO ran To separate the comb itan's,
Herrod had been cut In seventeen pl ices.
The blood covered the A ,Of and The tcRne
was most EhAstly. Neylor escaped In tho
axcitam0nt.
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GI1uAIION rIINUINN.NT .NTL
haip,ehOithe Crops s-IFOu GAtterA -Ae'
suit oIths Mig HiFe.

HIelpttsOft the Crops s-lROu MAtteFA
suit OfthS Mig HIre.
CINCINNATI, July s.-The weather hal
been opptessiVely hot for the past three
du, With but little appearance Of 4
change The absence Of rain from some
portions Ol Southern Ohio begins TO bt
ttOu tho growing corn and on vegetables,
The wheat has been harvested In excel,
lsu! weather, and II the farmers ATE mol
tlielesS II may all bs safely stacked OF
housed without loss. The quality ID
iound 10 be excellent and the yield ID the
main wheat growing district Of Southern
VAiO will almost be equal to that Of last
lsa'. Corn continues 10 have an unfA.
& Tofable appearance, but timely showers,
WIN thiS VAIN weather, will push 1t rap.
IDLY forward.
General business has been much fe.
strained by the holiday and especially BY
no excitement attending tine attempt on
he Presidents llic.
lion % depressed on account OF the
RoPpage oI oil the mills BY the strike
which Is In progress. The great FIRE Of
Is.Isfday mGkes q heavy draft on the
noSt u stoves and furniture Ia the city
Ina viii temporarily increase the dc.
ninds on other manufacturers, bat
~ ne sufferers will shortly re.
I've railroad. are doing Splendidly
N pheenSe, business, but the low
rates Of freight are not remuneratlye
~ 1aa no siOFl Ls made to obtsin buSiness
There Savsry general desire for an 10.
ready 10 he moved.
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aEHsArIasAL ! upECpLAtIoas

AZ 10 . reatisgsney III which the vIss
PEIsldeSt EIIEht Act DaFlAs ahe Life OF
the PFesIdspL .....-
MAsHtNafoN, July 81 The talk here to.
day is about what constitutes inability In
the President, such AS would entltle the
Vice President to upsdhe tho bead Of the
affiirs. The Constitution provides that
the Vice President shall succeed 10 power
In cese Of death, resignation or inability
nt tbe President Some uAy the Prepi,
denls condition 10 ono oil inability, but
the discussion oi this qussLiun grew en-
tirely out ol the degiis to talk and tes.
graph something abaui the case. The
Presidents coatlhued improvement makes
every thing 80 quiet that there is but little
10 The way Of something new, and hepge
thIs sOft Of tendency,
Vice President Atthut 10 too sincerely
fejoCed Of the Presidents impfov vemenl
10 give thought 10 lie conditions that
would give him Office, indeed, The Ptesi.
dental authority 10 The last thing be wants
now. II the PfesidshL'p popIftion epa.
tlnuss iaVotable tonoTIoW tRoFnlng lhe
Vice FfeSidpnl will tpItifn 10 New York,
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MILARI0uN HOPE
Takes the PIRNe OTAuspenao Al the white
nOua0-A Regular PIenIo Yesterday.

Tahe 90 the PIaNe OIAuApensO at the whit,
nOusO-A Regular PienIo Yesterday.
NRw YoBE, July S-The Commercial
Washington special says The President
continues in very favorable condition
He has exhibited more SlreDgththau at any
time since the shooting, and every body ID
much encouraged, Mrs. Garfield wal
greatly refreshed by her ride this morn,
Ing, and . more confident feeling prsvAill
at the White House this afternoon than
has been observed aimee Saturday last
The doCtors say that they are much en-
couraged by the progress Of suppuration,
and the lever 10 not BY any means Whai
they anticipated.
The Brooklyn EdOlet Washington cor.
respondent says the most important piece
Of news to-day from the bed room OF the
President 10 that bis wound has hegun to
diSchalgs what they term "laudable pus, II
by which 10 meant discharge Of matter
indicating the absence Of the conditions
which have made them uneasy from blood
poisoning. This, ] understand, 10 the
Aulnihk PUlut VI buo CAb6, uAu lub us
charge been either not lAudAhle in itself
or have been from the inner instead oi
the outer wall ot the abdomen, the
chances Of recovery would have been
few. II can now be stated on the authority
Of Dr.. Bliss, that the probabilities are
largely on the side Of recovery. There 10
no difficulty remsining which the pnysl
clans do not feel confident Of their ability
TO overcome, The atmosphere Of the
White House 10 positively hilarious 70.
day. The Cabinet ministers skip about
like. boys at picnic, Or rather like poll.
ticians who have jas! learned that q des.
perately close election hAs been decided
In their favor. AS Secretary Hunt ex,
pressed II, "This has baen nlo aud tuck,
but tuck has got The best Of II and we are
oil ready to have Q gloridcalion."
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ruE,r vW slight rise In the pulse and
,.np.,,ture Of the President yesterday,
So,tdId not cause special anxiety, be-
.'n.. @ ,bs physicians expect these AuetuA'
Nm, from day to day. The day was
,r.s,,iysIy warm and Of itself supposed
\ bA,st ,oms excess Of both pulse and
"mOs,surs. The normal temperature is
,b,u. %, and In the case OF 0 wounded
NM. sysn when doing we'll, is prone to
M, 4, two or three degrees. Still II Is q
m,t,sr closely noticed with anxiety by
obydcl,us, and they do not like to see a
d,Ipr temperature. The official bulletin
n SOInt nIght was quite Assuripg. The
doe,Ors strengthened their usual phrase
olo,y BY rsmarking that the President had
,,s,d q. rry comfortable afternoon, /"
,,d VA still craving additional nouriSh.
n,uL Up 10 late hour this good news
remained unchanged, and We trust will
uuGs mlrsd by any later intelligence.
The President now enters on his eighth
a. llvlll bs q week At 9 this morning
bsa, be vas shot. What . memorable
WI 4 has been In the history oi the
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Hsusy aud Ur.ir =, , a.,,,.,...

BAtttNoRE, July s.-DuhnE the past
week The money market WAS dull tho 70.
Currsnss Of the nstioual holiday and the
aasmpIsd murder Of tho Prssiden. has
bag The affect for the time to put A check
2 business. Money is plenty, bn. there
be been dectsaSed demand, The stock
sAtGei Wls very quiet Aud weak anti
IhSn1day, when there was more fitmnees
I0o virginia securities 10 better demand
ne Speculative demand was lipht and
t sleIe "a general lack Of disposition 10
lhs value oi exports nj domestic pro.
W. vuSe .,1, ,GI tha y. week was $l,l7l,9lS, more
week. " 'N' p'eU9'N"t
Ihs grain market was active because O
he better feeling In The European mar
Wy Wy Ihsfesuit Of the uniAvotable WealheI
g. q lutday was aahatp decline, which con
" u1ued On Wednesday, when Ii was arrest
~ aad the market Of Thursday showet
uhed to-day.
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a PiusAy Wsnans Aav.n,urs WItA
HaPRiaFa

MAscHEr1a, N. H ,July s.-Two bur.
glars, giving their names as Thomas Gaia.
han aud Domtnick Aorln, we're discovered
q PiscoLAqpA early this morning 10 Ire
bedroom Of Frank HutchlBon, riding Lie
p0vksIA HuichisOn PeiEsd Callihah 49,
n Ihs struggle both lsll down the staiis.
HfG HutehISon, with . revolver, ran to
the aid Of her husband, and enabled him
70 secure the burglar BY pounding bis
head apd face severely. She then tele-
phoned for the police, who j1ied the
burglar and pursued and captured Moran.
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VAVOFisg y SAiiVnSi DAJ Of fhAbhSsiV
tag lar GAftltia'a Rtsayefy.

tas Iar sRtHtia's RIsoveFy.
Ptrrssu an, July S-A Joint letter hai
been written to Governor Hoyt BY Collect
or bravo, The inayot oi The two cities
Hon. ] K. Moofehead and others asEiDl
the Governor to address lbe Governors d
the respective States and Territories OF
lhs sn6jeot pi issulng 4 popearrent proc
lanatiob iog general thahltglVinR oVel
tbe fecoyety oil the PiAaidenl.
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llti.saI BaSE NJ ~ ~. 49, S.1.,..,,..


Asli'sal Bask ntptsIis for Rsdsmptiss,
WARRINGTON, July s.-The Secretary ol
'as Treasury has submitted To the Attot.
W y General The question SS TO whether
We National bankS should bs permitted
. deposit any lawiui money other than
EssnoitkS TO lhe credit Of The ave
N cent fund, which 10 required
% Kept at all times 10 lhe Treasury loi
~ ~ redemption Of The circulating noted OIL
y sELs and also the question whether
Tno! the holders Of national bank notes
M aave ne right 10 demand ihe redemption
MIeoi MIeIeoi In legal tender notes or Whethtl
ael may be redeemed by the Tfeasutei
u gold or silver coin. The deeisiot
Svefing the two latter point
W.. .ete prepared and ID awaiting thl
ipPiov9l oi The Attorney. General. 4
NY 'Solos that gold and silver may be dspoS
wv ,of Resumption Of circulating notst
s.i ou !! may also be paid out by the Unite
SNs Sss Treasurer In the redemption q
National bank notes.
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BuIrALo, July S-Ths large feeding
bstns Of u FOrpsDlch, nsAt The StOrk
yards, containing about eight hupdttd
head oi cattle, has been burned. Neatly
one hall Of the stock pefisbed. Probably
iAeufed. UausO uAkdoEh, y
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ErEeUrtvH MANSION, |


Although the pulse and temperature Of
The President have been rather higher TO-
dsy than Yesterday, or eppount Of the prs.
eess ol sBpputalion, which is nov going
on In The wound, be has had very COM
lortable day.
There has been no tetutn Of aoidiGy Of
the stomach, caused yesterday, Ii 10
thought, by the oAtmeil Cruel which he
ate, and he has not suffered to-day as he did
at intervals last night from the palms 10
his legs and Anklpe.
He has taNen nontiShmsat at jptefyall
aud 10 larger quantities than on any pre-
ylous day, and has retained Il without any
uneasiDess oi the stomach. He complains
OF feeling rather tired tonight, but Il
otherwise comfortable.
The President al tbis hour, II :45 n
is sleeping quietly, aud the attending
physlcionS report that his symptoms Att
Ia every way favorable aud eatislactoty
II hiA recovery we're assured, they hay, hi
symptoms would not probably be nthe
; thar they arg st the pfeasqt stsEo o. tb
. caae,
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VI The strength Of intelligence at
sslhAHy on Sunday morning Of the death
o. Ptesilent Gttasld The church was
snped Id mourning and q sermon
sSteaShed 90 the subject, The Bethany
seogIe have q vain side fot Garfield, and
avg ~. Dot be ashamed pi AhoWing theii
S,paIhy even though hey we're q Eele
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uGnIton SnltnEI was snterprislnG
.,oupb TO Issue e1IraS Saturday last for
y. Iol,rmIlion and relief Of the anxious
oAouls Of that vicinity,
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n.a n.a,..lan .f Id rnnli.h t,n,

PANS jay s.-Tbe dGusntSr Of an
English Mir aene.A' Flyers, fell into
the sea a. HyeteS, FtInaa snd the Ven.
erals wife and two cher daushtss .
toueht % rescue her, abf aA four wei .
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NtW eStEASG, Jay S.--sAmuel Trevlss
ytI hAbsed, this afternoon, 10 Als1ardtia
kipids Parish, ijf the murder oi A. ].
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Tn a, AZ Otucinnah on Thursday
,f,l m,he mot destructive In the bis
Ny oltAs city. ItM;.'S especially severe
90 Ihs manufacturers Of ,,t"rniturs.
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The Chair announced no ehoice, and
another vote WAb taken With the folio wing
result, M. Young Withdrawing The
name Of General TtetaAln6 The vote WAs
| neatly completed Whsp there were 4 Aum.
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70 choice.
The combined vote for a successor to
Plat wss a iollows:
rhnina

NO choice,
A second ballot was thea taken for the
VacSncy In the short term with the follow.
ipg result;
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The Chair had the clerk. reed q call for
. Republican caucus this afternoon At 4
o'clock.
Adjourned.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.


wAsHtNoroN, July s-sP n. J
The Presidents condition continues
favorable. He has passed very comfort.
able afternoon, and has tsken more nour.
ishmsnt than on the previous days. PulSe
i0S, temperature l0l, respiration ~
D. W. Bliss,
]. <. BARNEs,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RtB'r REYBURV.
The Presidents condition continues %
favorable that no bulletin will be Issued
until to.inottOw morning.
bSoTr1ctAt BuLtRTtA,
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the eatti,ReS which are allowed in the
grounds are stopped before the concrete
under the porch d REACHED. The roadway
in the grounds s kept constantly vet;
big WAlsr cart drives over II oil day, pout.
ing out, bounteouslg, the cool water, thus
preventing dust and keeping cool the Al.
mOSphstG. The AttseseOI tulta atS ob
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LApaA4 G6
Elbridgo g. Lapham wAs d,clAIsd
upanimous'y nominated amid chsers,
The caucus then adjourned.
The administration members leel conf.
dent Of sleetinR the Two candida 60 they
nominated this l eEnoon. They claim 10
have promises tom several msmbsrs who
have been voting for nontli 9 that they
will vote for Miller Snd LIZ han among
those who have promised 10 As.embIy.
man seasions: Isis said that Bradley has
gone homo without pairing.
The stslWartS In conference tonight
resolysd 10 stand firmly BY Conklirg and
Crowley,
YEsTERDAY's BALLOT.
The tolloWingis The joint ballot in ths
Assembly to-day for successor to Conk.
ling
Potter .,,...,,
tnaknn1 tan
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Der Of changes from other candidates 10
Llpbam. TIE roll wtsl'r Cd SSns Tnsn
the vote resulted a tollOWs:
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No choice. Another Vots was hid. On
this vote 10 many changed from WheelsE
10 Miller attet the voting that Senator
Lynd withdrew the bsmsOi Wbeelef, lhd
the roll was again called, with the iollov.
Ing result: Senate, Warner Miller, 16i
Assembly, Warner Miller, II; eombihtd,
81 for Miller. The nonlnAIion 81 WAtn6i
Miller was made, ,unanimous With thtoe
cheets tot the candidate,
The caRnAA then proceeded 70 nominate
4 OaadldEte loI The short term, with the
Iiilo wing result Combined vote!
ApAaua........,.,,.,.. 4 cotst, II
ors.lel.,ru "",."- Tfsmaias,.,..,............. II
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-03-24

Leon Erickson do do 80
Peter Brandt do do 50
X J Hall do do 80
&C Hanson do do 80
John Keim do do 4 90
Patrick Joyce do do 2 80
A II IaiSey do do 80
+ W Newell do do 8 90
&C Emerson do do 2 90
Geo w Freer do do 10 90
/. r Boalman do Go 10 90
4 Geo O'Loughlin do do 6 90
DO Westman do do 80
l. II Prescott do do 10 90
David Hancock do do : 90
5 P ID O'Phalen do do 60
w j Munro, printing As G5
same, printing b S county 60
same. rinting Traverse Co 60
w w Griswud, postage and
eXpressage 8 36
II lIutclnns, justice fees state
case 10 65
Amos ollie. assessing B S Go II 90
J l. Donnclly, witness fees in
state case 2 GS
] \ Campbell, witness fee in
state case 2 OS
Pioneer Press. stationery Al So
J ID Good, lumber and furni
turp for court house ~
HI Hulhurd. coroner, B S Co 90 80
same services us Go ply ician 10 90
Morris & Bundy, medicine
for pauPr %
NJ Elmer, boarding pauper %
w T Scram. assessing in
Big Stone county % 90
F PTewkshury. fees as mar
shall in state case Q 40
GA Bake. locating road 500
same. county commissioner 9 90
Al COmstock, locating road 3 90
RI Hall do do 6 90
same. team in do do 12 90
H II Saulie. room rent for
grand jury W'
w r Brown. postage and sta.
tionery Big Stone county 2 "A
RI Hall, witness fees in state
case l w
Geo f. Plummer. returns of
election ~
A Watkins, returns of election 5 on