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eon,mr nd theu,scvra tn thr r-t sentiment ri tho
t1nntry nj large. hnh hcfirg!n.. ~ W. do fEnt
paFiey. efficiency ntn! ~n.r,my in uN n'ltnintttza-
II IN Of pnhc Affairs ~lll c IN e.Atf rfup"f~
1IuN VA tnncst!Y an3 tapslsliy sosr- tt,r tHa!id.
cation. ftr pnbl,r lifry ia. psi, -err!ec.
We rcengnl'r the tixht 10 mes< nominations IN
Dfacn ~ tlfr exclusive tFrrfI.Ntiyc Ut thIk P1*rt
which II responsible fnf ihttf HtistHat,as senrnt-
hn1 We rcproi'sir Al! mnwnTfantnhIr Interference
Herewith ~ fettonrh npt'n the ctarhrter ri tho
public ErrFIct Hn detrimental to ltG l,hh1>e wei.
fare.
Lsso!red, That we eomincnd tho conservative
financial intcy ttY which The nhttnnAi ensrcney |.
steadily and snrc1y nprroarbny et,in rtA.iJnrh.
Ut that prudence aud cc"noni} winch l'nYe Eu'.x
been rrrnrnxed the essential 1on.iitntlr Ut ptI-
salo prur prrtlJ. cnn,icl with tho h.ailsut bu.i-
ftc.s rrslsni already rcrulttng tt.r*tst,n,. nuw
tutnpt.'n Of spccic lnJn!ent* to whch hntt, tho
!nsaflnb1t oltcy "t The HrpuAt1raH iJnfty sad the
fAttl, u this ttuvtrnfnett ARE Ht,lrnI1y rledxet.
HrAUttsH. That ~E tlrthAn,I that nit measures
hcrr1tttr lFoputcd bx thu Legislature II I'll. ALte
Tor tht A Httnleut bf the called Stats ratEoa!
boi,dr slsul le rno.ni!tel II y ptil..1 sutr IL n
general election Hny Ahd receive lin IurttY Ut all
tfIE voiee cntt. ni a$ provided In said hutncnt,
bctnrr Il *f'all have any tntrr ur *a,ty.
Nt1otrta. JlMt II thu Acanrgs which tlt1 happily
ii want and suffering. of na.,l',y 70 commence
and ctrsy III farming uperntona fur want uf ncers.
snEy 'ntcrta!. FnE1l necessities run1t be relieved
at the public xxprisc. anil that legislative old III nl
sneh cares tl.'nti br invoked nnd Eisrn whcte
proper c10rls tnse lrcn ista.tt hy the sufferers.
H's0tffd. That the eI'lcIcnty, etnnushy.. anti
ability m4t.!ferivd during the inst two ychsa hy n1i
the executive 0ircrh Of the StntCnf Minnesota IL .
source II inst pfda ~ nur party and StAec, and
Mtko r0.m,etl!s there n!tcsrs md party to Tic to-
bLe,ce AMI support oI Ill good tltf.
A<svitea. That We arc II. txyur Of tin semonc.
tlz1ttun Ut 1ilstf.
, 1877-10-02
OHIO,

Elscldf {Htsttch 10 fAf fAfcssg0 TrfoHAs
CoLuMuus, o., Oct. 1.-The Republicans had
II luo,lstcr tnerttng In this city tonight, tic
O,nra-ilol1sc being parked. anl tnaRy being
turi,ch away unable 10 erc1iru even atalltllng
room. Tue meeting WIS Addressed by Judge
Wcst, candidate for tioycrnor, who appeared In
Ills iappiv4t n,uuj. lie at 0Icc received recog-
stttnn and lits speech was listened to With the
closest attention. IN Ills reference tO ti'Iale!al
affairs, hc spoke of Ju,l,u Thl,n.nn Us l.oIng
round tho country ten years a1.o dcudilnang TIC
'wurlhlcas Erecn0arks " ~ "iscpuhltrzs! r,u.s."
lie said the sau,e guitfc,nan who tl,en WIZ cry
lnE over such inoucy as worthless
rags Ind stncu tl,cn Insisted
that tllera should b. rturu Ut them. The
Republican party 1,aal lal,ored to br,ng tlIls
noney up tu what 1t was represented " bo
.wultlt. but
ErEN THIS nID NOT SUIT TtlRM,
aud It reminded tue speaker III l.lFa,Ixo Dow's
saying, which lit a1lAtru: "f0u will be dlnlel
II yuu liz, anl damned II ruu dun't.r lie ex.
pressed thu uk(uIon ulat tle tlcprcssnn that hIl!
bcen - long felt BY ull c!assrs Of business
wunll sA,'t be numbered atiluu0 the things HAT
were. With bnunllul harvest. ars, our credit
better days fur Tie laburuE man unl Rll classes
The Republicans arc
pEEI.ISG VERY Much ENCOURAGED
oyur tilt reports received by every Mail. Their
organization ID perfect, and tllcru il no lo1,ger
that feeling VI anxiety Which exts.ru unu niuntl.
ugu. Apparently thu Democracy haye lost that
coaIl.lrnse which tlsy posscsse! ~ tlsu onennt:
Is entered vi Ill tic county laife between sh!s
aml clectfon.day. Ills huow-Nutl'fHs recot,l
Will cause l!e urrlalls to leave Atus out tn thu
cold.
, 1877-10-02

greater than that Ut thr lt,ng range, the c,mpr-
tittun bring rto4er anh more a. ttvt, anl Afford
Ing letter opportunity fur drplas If quick.
efrscnt- anil rr;u tt:aI work, br.h,.~ displaying
u trtct advantage the quality uf thr different
w''a}"ns fur service. whether against fna. TT
fx:Rs-
II u to hc iytest that our citizen. will Civ"
tln ft'fEs'I1 strangers f,snttaI1e reception Is
sln"tt.I wntn inrrr-t It. tt,r prtr e..l!ilgs.
aa.u ail"rl!ne then, the cheering announcement
III large attelllatct- The ttlg ~ the grounds
~ way III IlttG l'nik a1ni Ituny Island agctuc
h i'Ic:1shns-,nt to tnrc who }'rcrcr their Own
ttragta tO tue .ars, ntrl the preparations arr.
such ~ to tnsure safety ut,l v1,uiurt 10 ii!
visitors.
ro-pAY's PRACTICE.
The Dearborn M:ic Clul, team vii! 20 out to
stony Island rani: us murnit@ fnr .practt'..
TFaanh will 'euyc the Lake Ghure 4: Nttch,ya:,
Southern ttp,t At { III and q. M, aud t.ic
Fort Nasne .leput al q. IN. Mchsss. Mi]n"r,
K'Kby, mud Eyans, of tue English team, arrive
III liz city yesterday, anil Sir Henry Aalfurl
AMI ottlcr1 arc expected tt,-sTturyuw.
Mre4rt. ]. X. Miincr, William ttghy. and Il.
=. trce'sIll. VI the Irish rtte tca't, ;.nh Prank
Hyde. nf the American team, arrived In tuwl,
yesterday AMI }'ut mp ut the i'tlmrr House
AMI introduced to the Chicago tius, l,y Mcasrs.
Johnston, ftaicr, anil Utkcrs, and aetctnlel iioo
ley. IN the evening" Thrywlll e tn slic Tn,r It'll:
uiofftng lur pr.u t1tc u! Will sIi,ot 1t, te Dear
l"Irn Club matches Ut Thursday an,I Frtay a.
the 'lrt.f4-AtreFiGsn team. sir Jienry ltaifuFt
Afti ntaet snen!,ers nf tht 1.rttst team viii ar
rive on Wclncalay. Fart VI tile Milwaukee
team Will arrive tonight. anti the fc'i,ainic.t 4.
veil a. the Jackson team atstl others ffultl til.
cast, will In here on Wetfnr<llay, thus giyltl1
every akauraice ol Il successful meeting in ChI
c1Cn.
, 1877-10-02

thev :ougt't their way up the e,untr7 from the
original Tape settlement, dcspfts savagcs, Wild
lrstts, and prtyasion. It Is ali open air life, not
without a powerful charm for resoll,t&. man.
The itinate ts said " be better thnn At tho
fhIn, atId there was 4 theory t!,1t tile weather
repeated itaelf ii cycle ~ eleven Jears-a the
"ry that Iiss rc:e.tly tcEn worked NIT afrent,
with regard to the fn'tlal tamines. Among thc
..:H'If:tfca that strike nex cnsncr are winds
tl,at I'luw hn.i bring up NJ eiYut3s llowcrs that
j, VII hut give no scent, and b:rtls that cannot
sing.
,..t the 1soera arc not the only ncv subjects
a,l.ie,t to the British Empire; there arc the ma
tives-tha fIostentnts and Bcchuanas, or Bus!.-
rnc., tMhAbtinE these territories, The etrangcst
perhaps. OF all the races Of men. Not hut what
there were 1fottentotA enough previously un.eF
Engllsh rule. Win csery .c:tre to give our
new trends credit fof their strtuns. their cur.
age n,u! industry the Tart caanot be hiI!en lin,
their treatment Of the natives bus been the re-
yer:e Of i,lt.,anc; AMI, tutcch. it has been
this unfortunate trait Of their character which,
time alter time. ttss compelled the British All
san"r. The present annexation was brought
aAHst to arDtd another great nnttve war, which
might enaanRcr our otlIrr psnvinrex-
, 1877-10-02
FROM SWAMP AND MARSH,

From land !eft FHtathled BY Fecedng Nooda. and
from pools staCnat,n1 In sunkcn lota on the out.
rktsts of ctsles sts.s vapot pregnant with di.eaae
1ts IL masa. md 1t II laden with the seeds q.
fever and Agne bFfttr,4 r-nlittsns. and ulhrf ma.
lnral lisorhert. How tn cnI.e ruccrtafutly With
teac destructive ,na!adies Il O psot,letu sotvrd
i'a''fs Than q1aster " csntary asu hy the Ola.
coscsy us lftEtc,iGfs = stonAch NttterA. which hAa
dikca+e In ussYy form, iis Eurc preventive. aud
H,ll~sh !nrleosant and general altus4tt*e OF dis
ordered conditions ot tic systcn,. 1rsefrasibEc
evidence tu prove thls fact has bsen accunhIltinx
for ytar-. and rcarely d day paAsc- without 1oulc
ffrsh cofrob0rstion Of u EnItnenl rhy.c.uns
have. alter thorough test. pronounced the article
perfectly cncaclons aud absolutely pure, ami thr
American people long ago adopted It ~ their
faYUrite household remedy.
, 1877-10-02
a Brace Of Phenomenal Pitchers
All in One Game.
The Chicago P. P. Proves Superior t
the Cincinnati Article.
About The Interstate Rfflc
Contest to De Shot at StaBJ
Island.
fonbrocoke at Louisville Yestcrday-Good
Racing and Fair limo

CntCAhu AND CINCINNATI.
The ChFeag,A were {loofty greeted by their
frictK1s Yesterday. After an absence Of oyer q
muntG ;hcv xcs,.,,,.v n,r..o,,1 ther,.nts., - IT,.
49,. ~ t"s' ''"'.""' p.e'e"sa N.e.'sen1s *.
."Fc ehs'seEo atlo'chec 10 tlay Tsfat haa lately
sttttf'ic u'It Ut the strung clubs Ut the cIAlntry,
hut tt,s autticncc that was wont 10 prcct then,
sus mt au 4hcr, ,,v anv ,nr,nx rcrh,n. ttcy
.r,, ,.,I,i...< .':.... -. -. IT,, t,... l.. =.
~" "a.l'.s ~ .on'e o"t "'1'a?' p"' u - 'a1
nit. Tic tcnui presented bv tho ChlcaGos ha'l
tllurc Ut the ,tl.tiue ln,k about Il thau 1t l,s
nIurt. Mnv T., xy1,.n R,tn.s 1,st nnn..,,c,, II,
vh,, u,.!.t'.'. IT. T.. .,,,. -. IL.
e'', t "'at "'4''"!' '" III. oty' ~ p"f
sc"scf''ay "a3 nut quite up IT. h1s marx u last
year, but was enough like old times 10 please
the au.!lenrc.
ri,. r,,,o,nr..t. ,ova ,,+.,,. ,o.,, .,,a,n..,,,
,.,.-.'sN..' Ss.o ,as .a' ''s" suess,'.'
r''tnharatve'}). atla 1t'e eupportets ann 'f'eha6
VI the club attribute this su.reHs alrost c1,-
t1rrly to tic ptt.htnn Of Mitchell, = lcft-hani
ct,rycr who bna raised tbe dcu,c viii, .hc tx,i-
t;,,- ~,r,,,,.t,t - III, ,.,-1t,., .. ~,
teams. With this Young man {calfed by hts vi.
mifcrs l!le t'henvnscMni} ~ ugainst 1,rmllcy anil
McEcY, thu c,ncInnatis bs.i up u, sc*tcrday
Viii nlle Ean,u xilh tic Chtcagps aid tistl
another. The fault dfdn't scetn t., be tbat the
Whites Jailed to hut well. hut that the other
cha!m t'attcsl bctscF. To neutra1xc this
Etntc Of ttlnEs the Chicago management
busted aro1l,ul after a plcnUincnta, ii tl,c,r
pwn, an! by guEi luck or gu,d Judgment fell
u1pun Rc!n. WHO seems ~ cxc,np'nr ef The ..new
echNDl u ut lhtcfHG. lie llas apparently nll the
curves n1.h sl,outA which uny one ilas, aid IL.
moreover, very swift When tle chooses u
be. Ills first appearance In !ir.tctaas cfub
tuultl ilnvc expected. 0f the Hevet hits tuatc
III htH delivery. fWft clearly Btfutrklrk.
, 1877-10-02
Dress Goods!
Cllas. G0ssage
& Co.
Dress G00dS!

We call especnl attention to our
extensive and elegant display in this
Dept. SURPRISING any previous e1-
hibitl Rich Autumn Novelties in tho
choicest goods imported, with a stock
Of medium and tt'tu-1ortcctl Dress
Goods. especially cheap and
0ttructErei
We offer q splendid line Of Bou1-
cites, Mattelasse and Flake effects, at
25 cta, 80 Cts, and 81 l-2 cts, while
rs q sl'cct1t bargain We have
just opened 80 pcs. All-Wool Basket
Cloths, in all the dark Fall Shades,
at only 80 cts yard!
40 pcs. Medium Shades, very fine,
at go cts.
60pca do. d., extra fine and heavy,
at rs cts.I
These arc tho best goods tie hate
crcr offered. at t!seHe prices.
Examination 8olicitedi
, 1877-10-02

I11II 1KITIE
TUE INTERSTATE aMooT.No MATCH At sToEY
lailKff.

TUE INTERSTATE SHOOTING MATCH At sToET
LELAND.
Tho rifle contest which Is to begin OH Thurs
,iay ulurntns OIL the ran0e of tho Dearborn lNHu
Club nj stouy lslan,t il exciting gooA deal OF
Interest and curiosity in the minds Ut many whu
hays ,,sYcr had al opportunity Ut seeing such
n,ulel,, anu hayo uuly III Indefinite conception
VI the n,anEcF III which It is. conducted, Or tue
requirements for Its successful performance.
rl,s rsugc may bc reached by sraiu4 IN the
Michigan Southern .or tho rlttsburg i Fort
Wayne Railroads, leayiug their respective dttuts
at II. III. aud II ILL.,, and we a&lyise all wlu 70
merely for tin general intcrest III the slort 10
take thc ,uuu truth. ~ IL ID hardly
probable that real Work Will begin much bcturc
flat t,.nc. nL,d tho fatigue ot Watching 1t tuF
the rest ot the day will 10 4ounl quite ~ much
as they will li&o to encounter. Leaving thu ears
ut South Chicago, omnlputes will be III reali-
se.s for those " tu wish to ride to tl,e grounds,
which arr but half Milr uistanl, til u beautiful
grove Vi Old oaks, Mn.ler whose shaie tho
spectators tnay rcctlne uIUl. thg swaE.l and
~atet. tl's progress of the sport. TIE different
wcatks OF the contestants, tbs varied attitudes
aasntncG IN shooting, au1 tho evidences VI per
sunaa character displayed by tue shooters, ars
III! Interesting ~ tau spectators; but The cet..
t1ul tsoint, aud constantly RECURRING subject Vt
AZ thu far-oH sarsrtt. Indicating the position of
the shuts. 4 round disc on tho end oi pole Ii
held " tAu tua1ker over thu very stut Wllres the
bu!let hits, nl thu tolor VI tbs uIsc tnaieatc&
lhc va'as u the .tot. The process. Is perfectly
slMp!c, and II eEla reader will t,Aku u
mtlioran.luul oi what follows, or commit 1t to
memory, Le will be master vi tho wnola luya.
lrsy u signaling. mud will lind bis interest
wonderfully pEollotca 1y the knowlcdge.
4 white disc inrAns ~ bulls cyl" aud counts
i've,
4 rcd disc mcaus "a CENTRE" and counts
four.
4 white disc With black ceutrs means NJ
uutcs." uil couota taret; aud black dlse
xouukA two.
II tl,s target Is lnissed altogether, thu marker
displays squsrs tcl siKuAi, waving It frutn
side to aide Il the shot went over. Or up anl
Iowp II uuder, ur holding TO right Or left ot
tho tatgCt It II wunt ou either side. This u all
slat coi,cysna tho spGtatofln connection With
siHuals.
As tya Il tho 1nost that 1uy one shot eau
count, II Il Obvious that tho m.st that can ba
tn2to In Auy number of shuts IL SERIES OF A!es.
Thus ln drlng ten shots u every shot b 6ull's-
cye tie total o1 the scose viii 6e afty, aud any
thing lea4 thau that will bo 70 ,uauy In possl-
ble dfty,-ahat being the larGest number that
Gun be made III ten khuta.
III tie ahost-ssuks tnatrhes the utter
eat u spcGtatusp " ~ SoAuu aecouuts
, 1877-10-02
MINNESOTA.
RESOLUTIONS Or THE REPUBLICAN sEAT1 CON



Following Is tue text VI tho resolutions adopt.
cd by tho reeeut Republican state Convention
Ut Minnesota:
Asaotssd, Ttat uo dcciarp our unswefying ds.
yolon u ttaso tund4usental pr.nelp!es which gave
birth sud taspiraltou tu lhc xf.4t Hejuhean parly,
anu Ia u half 0f which lbs national uuty has been
preserved Vt ut lncaleMlaa!e co*t: lhHt The truth
sn1 tslus oe tLcsr principles have been stlesked
salKs br tho ach.sseueula VI peace and tht sarft.
nGe4 " wAF; aHt that in ltttF maintenance and
pfacheal enlargement ab,1s tho eotuAan Aupe u
~ men. scsardlrta Ut creed. cotur. 1altyttJ. w
oeHsso taat Wit thv suppscss slon Ut armed resist.
anee 70 khe national authurlty ths object OF nuf
tate MaF was substantially achieved, and TINT pus
satIt " tng tsua theory Vt representative govern.
haeu1, "niea to'csatys uo suaject.facu among Its
people. tae several states should be left lrea
10 naaaso taste oeal aaaiIs IN thsif own way sub,
lec! "ny W nat!onal issues. ~ ths constitutional
aud paramount au!hust!y 0! the Cnltrd States, aud
VIZ lals with ratification the edusts VI wis1 aua
patriotic tsssent w. ptoalots tluie s of pg4cs
and lratsrnxl concord among tbs people Of III tie
Statss Vi tAts ln!ou Ia recognition ct tbs broad
principle VI national unity, local self .Rpyefpment
and thv equal Fights VI all citizens Of une common
country,
At4oletd. Thai the sincere and pcss!steut suort,
OF Psesident fisyss 10 redeem the pe0uls4& made
Iu bis lrttrr VI acceptance and Inaugural 1ncs4axs
~ we'll - tae repcatvd pledYss Of Tho Republican
party Iu behalf of Cisi!-sef.ics reform. deserve
tAs eosdlsl suptoxt Of thu Republican pattS. aaa
, 1877-10-02
THE TURF,
I1EisyfLLC ttEkHf t.JEn.

LDL1sFILLE 1tNhHT ElLH.
LOUISVILLE. Urt. 1.-The full iueesine OF tho
Louisville Joehcy Club cost,mcne,sl to-day. Tue
Attendance was good and the weather fine. Tho
Hist ovent.-a dash uf mile and quarter,
Association purse, *2:1D, lad two ttartcrs-Ieu
Rrocck and Courier. TIC former won BY
length and a-half. Time, a:11A.
rl,c second race, st. f.eHcr ntake, for 3-ycar
olds. dash two nilcs, vaue 5000; s.aU to sec-
und. had seven btarters-FcIlIa, st. Louis,
Wunon:4ta. SpglnE Branch. ltzxIc Whips,
U!ly t3amtnou, md Vera Cruz. The latter
st,'.l the fayorltc, md won liz. race, pushed
by FcaieIA ami Lizzie Whpim, who held second
aud third positions. Time, .5:35.
The third rac was fur the Association purse,
2:'(U, mile heats. Esntna e., Ycton, MHtilssick.
and Largc.,ten Started. LarEcntcn WIS thu
favurttE, Atlu won ltoth hcatb. ltnr, :44H anGl
1:i4N. lu The first heat lcltUn wnA sexutM aud
E.uflu c. third.
Aftcr the Louisville races Ten Brock will BE-
taken u Baltimore, and there run by Ja.nrs
7: Williams, q Kentucky turiaan mud friend vi
Old Harper. Ills owner.
, 1877-10-02
Maximum Thermometer, n: minimum. -
0kNkKAL OBSERVATIONS.
CaiuAat,. tst. t-atidulEht.
DISAPPEARANCE.

3Ve.f1E 7Nst11IfA u 31d EA1f7I96 7F16NNE.
Plr1snuHa, Pa.. t)cs. l.-Thu young lawyer
HATCH, wpoae mysterious disappearance Inns
bccu mentioned BY your correspondent, has not
bvcn heard from, up ~ tho present ttulc. MIR,
Long, Superintendent OF tho Young 3ten's
Home, whcre Hatch Was stopping, believes he
haa bccn murdered. lii brotl,er, who las becn
hero searching lor lit for several days. sutur..-
cti ho1as tonlghs. Hatch was. in ls7j. ran1l.
It4te for Mayor Ut Newcastle, Ia, ut which ttIue
he game within thirteen voted VI b+lng eluSteu.
Aftcr that he moved to New Wilmington an!
engaged in the prartice ot law. IL was tho
candidate Of thu Lanrf'see GvuHty lroh.5itiuut.t
for District Attorney III tue Pses3nt contest.
The relative; arc still lookiug for Alda. but with
little Druspsck uf 4utyeas.
, 1877-10-02

Susr{nt nfstntet In TAe f1jfr.oe T14httns
rr.~n.,,u II, ~ t-.l:a, u.,,,,tto,,,
CoHhty CONVENTION. 1het III uroaha i"uay.
There were ninrty-llrcc Delegates present, all
rrati,,n,. m rho mt,nn.t hnrrn,,,v nrcy,ite,, nm,
.s'o"'' '"e "|us' '."'', p's'A1.' 3''1
nc ticket t'o'n'nateo ~ strong oht. Col ~
". Langley. VI Champaign, WIS Illuminated ~
acclanaton fur County Judge: J. s. NcCui-
c,s,n,v rI,,L 1,x or'tsn,att",. T,mn,n. + ar
c""''5 W. - 49, ->''tatt A"o""' N'' -"
aallnt; $, L. Wtlson+ County Superintendent. OF
Schools, rcnotninatcu on Grst l,ullot. AL tho
,l."'., ~ w.. y. ~ "1 a'Als
dnf'"e tne hepc',soa' ans. Mee.l'oash lost Oh
arm mid Lewis lcE on tic He'll ot battle. Col.
Langley served one term ss state Senator from
r....,,,i,,,, tr,nrsta Tho r,.sId.nt,. s.,,,or,,
fcso'uti'l !".so'f'p* t''s i'es"shta soat"efn
policy c1citea cohasuefanie attent'l't anu calsed
lively debate. Cant. Thompson, Of Urbana,
and yr, ri,t1na,, OF Chamnai..,l, spoke In favor
ri. mr., Co1. scrocra. Of Chamnai,,t,. ami NJ. ~.
Aiatt'c"s' u. ofoa''u' III oppoS't'oh 10 t1'e
aaopt,on Of inc Tcsoiuttoss* IlcY were 'atd e''
,,.,rs. M rc.olut,orx wcrc nass.1. but n la,,,c
hSe - t..... ~ -...,''',Is.. 49, 1, M
Ma'or1tS "cec J" 'A'oe .! 'cPc'n''s Iae e"esu.ap-
tlon att, the rcthoncts1ation NJ e!tfer. nn1 IN
l1fot VI u AA|t IOHt4AiAV4A Va LUZ
currency.
WISCONSIN,.
NJrria! D'.pate. tn Iht .:a.caqo Trs>'snt.
MADISON. WIS. Uc1. I.-lfG l!un. NllllaIl
Z. Carter, Republican candidate fur Attorney.
General, having resigned that position, tic
Chairman oE the State Central Committee, bY
tltc advice Of lc!p1i,,g Republicans aud LAWYERS
IN the southwestern part ot the State, llas aul,-
stitutcl tho lion. Alexander Wilson, nf Inwa
County, for tho position. Mr.. WtIson Is Il lc.l-
ing lawyer Of tic State, asld wilt make good
run.
otnsrr. Ill.,
sp<efa, Juspafcn to RE c.tca1n Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,, Del. 1.-The l1rccnt1urkcrs Of
Albums County met in convention nj Ca,up
Point today. nominated a ptrnlght ticket, and
adopted tho grccncst kind ar platform.
MASSACHUSETTS, wnEKiNGMEN's TICKET,
BosroN, Oct. 1.-The Wnrklncmcn's purity
Convention met to-day, Richard Sihlv presiding.
Tho Committee On Nominations ii State o.
flccss rcpottcl the following, which will ,loubt-
less 10 acccntcd: Governor, Wendell Phillips ;
Lieut.. .-{Iover,,ur, William Earl; Secretary uf
State, ". II. Goss; Treasurer aa.l Receiver
General. Drcr l.. Lum; Acknowledgement,
Israel ". Andrews; Auditor, N. L. El,asc.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HAnrroxp,t Conn, Oct, 1,--I'to 1Iurttortl
Democrats elected their entire Ticket to-day hy
, 1877-10-02

Spsc9a3 NftxIlc1 u 9kf C1!d4Qo 777b41&
New YoHE. 0et, 1.-The lriti1s Ut Edwin
Adams met hero to-day to a1rapge benefit
performance for hin.
WlLkxsnARHx, Pa, Oct. IAN enthusiastic
WorkiuRnen's demonstration occurred here
thls afternoon, the o<xasion being tho release
from prison under baii Of poyey and Harrison,
leaders of the mob during tho recent riots, who
have been tmprlsoned 1t PttsburT They were
escorted through the streets by l..AU working
ulGn.
W1lKnsuARRx, Pa, Oct. 1.-0petat!ona At
ths miuc* OF the LshiSh aud Nllktsba11u Coua-
pauy law beSn resumed
, 1877-10-02


Tie Congress- Of Women which conveues
Cleveland tho 10th Inst. will probably bo largely
Attended.
Tho ffrBt volume OF Josoplt Cook'H lectures
wcrc announced for rub],catIon yesterday un1,es
The tltlu Of ..Hioluyy,.
L. L. Whip1,lo observes in his now memoir
Of Starr King: ITO many Of cur nre.cnt Young
Students oxe.csls means practically exit Jpsps,"
A. a., ,,,,,,,;o,, or n .u,,,, ,.,,,,,t ~
II. $500 a',,l ~ stah'e "e~oa"s ~
..,,. ..,+. 'aes st"' ftsAtn i".!tt
r.a... .,,.I. ' ,, ~ a""s hau's. ~. speaA'us
A'p"s'' "e'' "''o'o ~ ca's'1aso n''"'
lilo parents oE lilo lato II. Thiors wcra
tio,estn"'a ana ha "aa barn IN TINT 'attt1' but
vs, .t,cs ~ H. ~" H.. .t.nnn VI, .,1,"n ~
+". ~. "es - '''a NV "' eA'"s'" t'' 's'S'''
lilo ilarvn1t Freshman class will be larger
This 3raE than for long time: 9lS entered last
June, and theTo wcru tftY.1ye canlidatcs for OK.
animation Tlluradny, bcsidcs aixty-Iw1 10 bo part.
" eKalnlAcd.
Tim 19ostou TLarf,yI hns 1,ror1 t1,at in MI.
,tc,,.tIou -, vo,,.n.,. ,,.~. ,t.t, ~ n.... -
!aiR harvard students hFc painting bulletin boarl
porter. nut wanted hu,r.,s
1,r;.,,,,,, y,,,, ~oao;,,. ~ .,,,
49,, r.. -. ~ ,e.,.'.o1'@, ""' ~ l'""o
ds"a,.s.. "o o"1 'esose,'a" ueeanto nt s"fc ~
u ~ M"en peopel'y psopos'natr'y "a nv
would do well 10 initiate " ths course.
"AhI low pleasing to Go,l," eaid tho
Pops In recent a',ocul!on To sou,e French nil,
erims, tto seo Franco thus prostratcil lumul.d.
and Ecpsntant before Him." Prince B,smurck IL
Believed To have read sh!a sont!ment With emotion.
~. "t!toa ,p. W 'uo No" ioth @osS lA'I
.. s".'.oa, -. . 'a'eT asa VI ttlo wosa vhltha'lc
~ .oun' ~ "''a'elao'9ooks' Whatever 1he
tsy :. a''',1 y. .uu ""ta a'ay w. teseMa 10 heah'
wa".s'.. paiam so" un',t pefhaps "easy' as
-, ,s'' ', "'1A t'"pa' >. CURIOUS 'h'ult,eo
" tae eolihlrte ctaHeo III scn*o In wn't that
, 1877-10-02

It perhaps not such misfortune after all
that our cxtratliaion treaty with Canat]a Is NIT
IN the most excellent wurking order. Chief
JosErn t.as gnIncd tho Dou,intun shores, anil
my arrangement that wou1d unable the United
etatcs Government 10 ret him back would be As
tia4atrous rs all earthquake.
, 1877-10-02

.,d almost IN the vrry nest call. for hr A.rrthrow
~ thc banking nyrtsu anh the Tn-sitntlon of
naper rnonry ira1ss a"'i n'anarr' ~ lhe t'rrrts1
tr:nyr,,u,rnt ami the rr.u 1ln Of nt"r-tAe rail-
.nys by United states nnt!nfity. III AntHIrF ratt
nryre The rteictc.t rtursn,y. md Then tnrr% IN
j." nIyucnry OF s,st equalization u t!Ic fHrH-
t.ns ri soldiers In tue late Wtr ar wnni c Pr'nr!
n.iy uolirrahlr for ~ enrichment of ihr Gain.
p'r,tt bnt which wunhE iusu1se E the country 10
nrutturc pf hundreds nf miltinnr nf inl!atH. Ht
rnsnciaj p1nnhs are as had nH ini can tc. and 1afy
.1n,, short ot neiu1l repHdih'inr. Thu vntrrt 1t
WIsctnri nrc II he credited will halter tt,lte than
J., in,lursr any ench hcnl1gbE!c clap trap, Ur ID
si.et ticket hEanuipE ipur It..