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The Tide Of Emigration Pouring
Into the Country.
CoukIinu Making an Early Move to
Snuff Blaine's Candle,
And Says He Has a Presidential
Candidate That Fills the Bill.
A Negro Fiend Lynched at
ooalburg, w. Va.
Sixth Annual Convention Of the
Sixth Annual Convention Of the
American Hebrews.
WEST VIRGINIA LYNc1rINe.
unaoubledlY pe.eryed IIl. Fate.

CINCINNATI, July s.-About week ago
a negro named Mort Lee outraged q lady
in Fayette county, West Va, and succeed
ed in escaping arrest until to-day, when he
was arrested at parkersburg. Officers
from Fayette county took charge of the
prisoner and started home, but on their
arrival at Coalburg tonight, Lee was taken
from them and hanged by mob, who had
gathered 10 the number Of nearly two
thousand.
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a SCENE IN rue HOUSE OF CoMMoNS

A scene in the House Of Commons last
night caused a sensation. A section OF
Liberals having already obtained from the
Government great restriction on the prac.
tice Of hogging in the army and navy, en-
deayor, by obstruction, 10 force the total
abolition Of corporal punishment. The
Marquis Of Harrington repudiated all re-
sponsibility for their action. Mr.. Cham.
berlain, member for Birmingham, amidst
radical cheers, said: "The Marquis Of
Harrington, who was formerly the leader
Of the opposition, is now only the leader
OF section.
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The Prince and Princess Of Wales, Duke
and Duchess Of Edinburg, and Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught attended the fete
and fancy iair at Royal Albert Hall yes.
terday for the benefit Of the French Hos.
pital and other benevolent institutions.
In London 1t is estimated that CO, 900 have
already been realized.
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roo MUCH ooNFlDENcE IN MANS PROMISE
LErrER-cARalERs' SALARIES.

all frCe-deliyery cities have been di.
vided into two classes with view to elias.
styling letter-carriers. The first-class are
Albany, Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn,
Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Detroit, Indianapolis, Jersey City, Louis.
Vile, Milwaukee, Newark, New York,
New Orleans, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Providence, Rochester, St. Louis, San
Francisco and Washington; all other
cities where the free.delivery system is in
operation, Us in number, are second class.
The salaries OF carriers in second class
cities have been fixed at $3.50 per annum,
excluding auxiliary and subordinate car.
ricrs, and their lack of pay is left for I'D.
justment. PostmasteTs in first class
cities will soon designate the carriers for
first and second grades.
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rhnt Marienn mniInr

! HAVANA, July s.-AddltiOnal adyices
from Mexico announce that The Mexican
war vessel 4ibertad, the crew Of which
mutinied, returned to Vera Cruz on June
80 and surrendered. There were several
dead bodies and prisoners on board,
some Of the crew having made o counter
revolt at 500.
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WASHINGTON.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The President has
signed the commissions Of the members
Of the Mississippi River Commission, and
OF John A. Hunt, TO be Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF Utah.
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BELGIUM,


BRussEls, July s.-The Eroilc Belye an
nounces that a fresh placard has been
found on the walls OF the Palace Of Jus
tice, threatening the life of the King II
he ratified the bill recently passed by The
Belgian Parliament depriving the clergy
OF the control of elementary education,
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rnr Street Railway Company give
notice this morning Of an increase in their
,,piIaI stock to the amount authorized by
,prr charter. The few shares requisite to
mi, eni will be offered to the public for
.rycr, days, and scaled bids are invited.
s,, advertisement.
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NEw foRS, July s.-A short time ago
Madame Berger was sentenced to twelve
yearsin State Prison for causing The death
BY malpractice Of Cora Sammis, and 10.
day her accomplice, Frank Cosgraye, was
sentenced to four years in the State
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Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
bonds were very fiat yesterday, owing to
the decision Of the Master OF the Rolls in
the suit. Of the Erie Railway Company
against James McHenry, which, It Is
stated, has been entirely in favor Of the
Erie
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FIRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND, July Sat 1880 this even
ing fire broke out in the upper story Of
Denham's Planning Mill on Scranton
avenue, and rapidly destroyed tho Variety
Iron Works, the Atlantic and Great West.
ern freight depot, two story building oc.
cupied by Rust, King & Clinton, lumber
dealers, and large quantity Of rough and
finished lumber belonging TO different
yards. A brisk wind was blowing, and
only by great exertion tile fire was gotten
under control. At one time it bid iair 10
burn both sides OF Scranton avenue from
the swing bridge to the Atlantic passen-
ger depot.
The Variety Iron Works loss is from
$S5, 600 to $4,000, insured for $4,000; j.
I. Dcnham's planning mill, loss $20, COO.
insured 5000; Wood, Perry & Go. loss on
lumber, $4,000 to $4,000, fully insured.
The loss OF the freight in the Atlantic
freight depot was light, all the loaded
cars were pulled out and six hundred dol.
lars will cover the loss on tho small
freight. The loss on the builling IL alont
S20,0 900. The insurance Is divided up in
small amounts in different companies.
names and amount cannot be ascertained
tonight
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soLovIErr's AccoMpL1cE,

DR.. WERNER, who furnished SoloviefF
with the pistol and poison at the time he
attempted to shoot the Emperor, is the
friend OF Joachim Gest, son Of the reyo-
lutionary agitator who was expelled from
Geneva several months ago.
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81. Paw, July s.-A special says that
four more victims Of the Orphan Asylum
destructiona at yasa, by storm, have died,
making in oil thirteen.
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LOUISVILLE, July The inaugural day
ofthe Kentucky frotting Club was great
success SO far as attendance and enthu.
siasm were concerned. A heavy rain In
terrnpted the races before either event had
been finished. In the first event, 300
class, Won Arnim took the first and
second heats and McCurdy's Hambletonian
the third. Trinket going very fast threw
shoe and weight in the first heat, and
was distanced.
Bonesetter took the first and second heats.
No more heats were trotted in either race,
which will be finished tomorrow. The
trotting was Of an exceptionally fine
character and although new to Louisville
was enjoyed to the fullest extent. The
keenest regret being manifested when 1t
was known that the heavy rain had
necessitated postponement.
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Kate Webster has been found guilty of
the murder OF her mistress, Mrs. Thomas,
at Richmond, and sentenced to death.
II was ascertainel that Mrs. Thomas body
was boiled and thrown into the Thames
and the head destroyed by burning.
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RUSSIA.


sr. PETERSBURG, July s. The latest off.
cial telegram states that the houses in
fourteen out Of fifteen wards, forming the
most important part Of Irkutsk, were de.
stroyed by fire on the 4th, and MANY IN
habitants are homeless. Similar serious
disturbances have broken out below the
town OF Bhamo, Upper Durmab.
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posrNAsTRRs APPOINTED.

The President has appointed as Post
masters Richard Butler at Clinton, ILL.,,
and Julius H. Wayland at Harrisonville,
Missouri.
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AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July S.-Louis Cooks car.
riage factory, situated in the western part
otthe city burned tonight. The establish
ment was one Of the largest OF tho kind in
the West, occupying an entire square on
John street, between Laurel and Belts
streets. Some delay was experienced in
sending In the alarm aud the entire iire
department finally was called 10 the scene,
but 70 late 70 save the building. 4 nor.
ton Of the factory was saved, It's probable
loss will not exceed $4,000,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Demand Europe viii Make on
Our Harvest.
De Lesssps' sangulne Statement Of
the Cost Of the Darien Canal.
The State Of Affairs in Siberia
The King of Belgium Receives An.
other Warning.
ENGLAND.
rILg guRorEAN 1IAnyrsrs.

LONDON, July s. The Timss says the
firmness Of the French Exchange is said
70 be due 10 the prospect OF demand
for gold from the United States, In c0nse.
quence Of the deficient harvest, accounts
from the French wheat growing districts
being untavorable. II Is too early to as.
sumo as certainty that the European
harvest will be seriously tlef1cienk
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secretary sherman to Take the stun

Secretary sherman TO Take the Stump,
WASHINGTON, July S.-The fact that
Secretary Sherman intends to deliver a
few speeches in Maine and Ohio during
the approaching campaign in those States
has started afresh the Democratic charge
that President Hayes civil service order is
10 be again violated by his Cabinet officers
otllOp7. No member Of the Cabinet, how
ever, will he dstprrel by these captious
criticisms from doing what he may be dis
posed to do In this direction. The civil
service order was officially construed to
mean only that civil service officers should
not take active parts in the political ma
chinery and wire-pulling Of their respect
i've localities. Secretary Sherman's speech
as will not he mere political stump ora.
tions, no will deal with the financial and
industrial conditions OF the country, and
his speeches will partake more Of q per-
sonal explanation OF the financial policy
OF the Republican party, which he has so
successfully carried out. II Is on this ac-
count that the Democrats are so loud in
their cries OF reform, and 1t Is not at all
surprising that they should attempt to of
set the secretary's telling truths.
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Base BaiI Yestertlay.

Chicago -Chicagos 4, Bostons 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0, Holyokes 4.
iords4.
Cincinnati Syracuse 0, oinclnaatisl, /,
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ConkIing Fornenst BIaIne-His Boom for
window.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The movem cnt
in favor OF Senator Windom's candidacy
for the President is much stronger than
has been imagined. 1t has been talked Of
great deal in political circles here to-day,
and an afternoon paper OF this city this
afternoon published the following in con-
nection with the matter:
The latest gossip anent the next Presi.
dency is that Senator Window, oil Mime
sofa, is to bc coached as Republican can
didate in the event that General Grant de-
clines to 20 into the contest for the place.
1t is thought by Grants friends that he
will decline to run II there is scramble
for the nomination, as the indications are
now that there will be, by other leading
Republicans. Itis in this view Of the case
that Senator Windows name is mention
cd. The quill.drivers have it that few
days before Congress adjourned Senator
Conkling entertained at dinner at Worm
ley's a dozen or more prominent Republi-
can leaders. The New York Senator asked
each OF his guests who would be the strong.
ost candidate in case OF General Grants
deolination; that is, who would poll
the full Republican vote and at the same
time not incite the antagonism Of the other
aspiring candidates. The story goes that
not one OF his guests could name any per-
son who could fll the bill, whereupon
Senator Conkling said, II have candi-
date; tits William Window, Of Minnesota.
He could poll the full vote Of the party,
would not make enemies among the lead.
ers il nominated, and would come to tho
nominating convention with the solid
strength Of the Northwest in his support" "
As Senator Conkling and Senator Blaine
are not yet on any too good terms, and as
Senator blaine has always had his strong
est following in the Northwest, the gossip,
| II true, would indicate that the New York
Senator proposessto get in his work early
to kill the Maine statesman of.
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r,r1uonE < Quo shares quote at 1854
par 100 Pennsylvania Railroad at 40s
rar 5op and New York Central at lls (par
100. ..t ..I
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PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.

Postmaster General Key, wife and
daughter leave tomorrow for New Eng
land. :,
Secretary Sherman goes to Maine on
Monday next.
roo NucH CONFIDENCE IN MANS PROMISES.
Colonel William A. Cook aud Messrs.
Shallabarger and Wilson, as counsel for
Lucy Walton Rhett Horton, entered suit
to-day against John Morgan, son Of Sen.
ator Morgan OF Alabama, for breach OF
promise Of marriage and SO 900 damages.
1t is stated that in 1877 Morgan, under
promise of marriage, betrayed Miss Hor-
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"A Greenback as Good as Gold"

N.,r,g. ,r ,or.. mon, vr,, .,,.n, ...,
rb,. ,;rernla,l r..,.,o,,r r,-+ ,..,r. .,.r.
reasoned IN his WAN. ~ l,.., ,,r.t.nl
ro understand 31 tbi, .iaao,5.I t.rr =
jhc. s.id ~Nh.r | Mani \, Gr.,nh,.I,
tha. n w eood \, unrd Fl >ndthaa t,.s.
mnn. uisIrd p,4ban. HI thn n,r,, n,ry.
t,rrcnharh voted Il ,jrI>e- .h3t nI..ana
thcm to MI irrrdrcmabI- ruIrru,., u.t
t;rrruhack. Whirhnrxcr couId, unucrany
circumstances. M ~, -oad Y, goId \o
doubt thcy HMM na4r thou.hr tha- r-
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28

The Warning Of a Northern Man.


The Lewiston Journal publishes a letter
from Mr. y. H. Sawyer of jacksonville.
Fla, a native Of Maine. in which he urges
the Republicans OF Maine to make every
effort to carry the State The signiti-
canoe Of Mr. SaWyer's letter lies in the
fact that he went to the South dissatisfied
with Republican leadership i'll the North
and disguised with Republican manage
IN the South. Mr.. Sawyer is we'll known
in Eastern Maine. For four wears he was
Collector Of Customs in the District of
Frenchman's Bay. In 1872 he supported
Nh Greeley for President About that
time he went TO Florida, and although he
published an independent paper, took
sides against the Republicans. In 1876
he supported Mr.. Tilden for the Presiden-
cy, but III lo17 expressed great confidence
III the good results of President Ha1es's
Southern policy Since that time he has
had an opportunity to witness the course
of the Democratic party, which is now in
power inthat State. The result has been
such as to lead Mr. Sawyer to write to the
Lewiston Journal to urge his old Repub-
lican associates, toward whom he had
cooled, to do their utmost to carry Maine
He has become satisfied that neither the
national interests, nor the interests of the
colored race, can be safely left to the de
mocracy Of the South. He says that
''within few weeks bands Of white dem
ocrats have perpetrated outrages in this
State Florida on colored people that
would disgrace Camanche Indians" And
he adds that the bull-dozers who perpe-
trated the OutrageS control the democracy
of the South.
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A Leading Democrat in Defence of the Ma
tional Banking System

The letter from W r. Smith ESQ. of
Augusta to Hon. J. W, North, which we
publish in other columns, ettcctually de-
moishcs the theories and mis-statemcnts
of Grecnbackcrs concerning the national
banking system. Mr.. Smith is we'll known
throughout the state as a man of ability,
and was a Democratic leader before the
party came under the control of trading
and tricky politicians. He is a Democrat
NOW and in writing and publishing this
letter he has acted solely from considera-
touS Of duty. Mr.. Smith is not counec-
ted with or Interested in national bank !;
but as treasurer OF the Augusta savings
bank hc has made banking study, and
his defence ol thr national banks origi-
mated simply ID q desire to promote the
business interests and prosperity N the
country Wis letter appeals uot only to
rhc friends boc tAc opponents " honest
money aad Should receive y careful pe-
ru.al from aIl
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still strong and potential. 1t will assert itself in
the successful maintenance Of a sound banking
system, Just and true business principles, and the
free and untrammelled prosecution of the great
business enterprises in which the industrial inter
ests Of the State are SO deeply involved, and with
which the prosperity Of the whole people is indis
souby linked
The old State Bank system, supplanted by the
National Bank plan always encountered the fierce
hostility Of "a class who then, as now, was only
happy when it could toment distruSt in regard to
financial affairs and institutions. and excite com
motion and discomfort among the masses But at
the end OF every decade which terminated the
charters of the Banks, they renewed by the
Legislature without question opposition from
any source, in obedience to the demands of the
public Will by which they were acknowledged as
indispensable to the transaction of the business of
the State. So will il be in regard to the National
Banks, when the term of their charters expire, as
ii will in few Years The business interests of
the country will demand that the safe, convenient
almost fauItless system of Banking now in exist
euce shall be continued The Banks will be re
chartered, and their benetcient influence and aid
continued III the promotion OF enterprise, and in
the development of the resources Of the State and
nation. Instead Of the Banking system of the
country being overturned and abandoned at the
call OF the turbulent and communistic element of
the day. 1t will be still further improved where
ever 1t can be seen that Improvement can be made
1t VIII be the demagoEues OF the hour who incte
the bad element among our people. who will ind
an overthrow and Oblivion well earned aud well
mtnted
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The Opposition TO Lamson.

The men of Waldo county wW vote for Mr. Lam
SON and they honor him for his foresight and for
his ability to through the devices of republican
leeches Progressive Age.
Ask Mr.. Simpson of Searsport, green
hacker, if he is going to vote for Lamson.
Ask Cassius c. Roberts if he is going to
vote for him. Ask any greenbacker in
Waldo, who was soldier or supported
the war, and who is Independent of the
fusion ring, and you Will find deep seat
ed opposition to James d. Lamson as a
candidate for Senator kennebec Jour
nal.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28

Mr.. Emmons Blaine, the second son of
the Senator, who graduated last year at
Harvard and is now studying law, shows
decided taste and aptitude for political
work. He is the right hand man of his
father in the labors of the Central
Committee, and is doing some very cred
liable stump-speaking. Next week he is
going away up to the valley of the Up
per st. Johns, journey involving a ride
of nearly one hundred miles through a
wilderness, to visit some French Canadian
settlements and speak to the natives in
their own language. This venturesomc
experiment, it is said, was never tried be-
fore in a Maine canvass. New York
Tribune.
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The Financial Question from Common
Sense Standpoint.



Sense Standpoint
The financial question is often assumed
to be one beyond the comprehension OF
average mankind; and this assumption
has paved the way for many fallacious
arguments and mis- statements which
could not, or rather would not, have other
wise been vcntured upon. Granted that
there are intricacics in finance which can
only be intolligentIy followed aud under
stood by those who have made study
OF the subject. The same holds true OF
the law. There are legal documents
whose verbiage and involved sentences
render them hard to understand. But
IN law as in finance, and indeed in all the
affairs of life, the foundation is common
SENSE; and those who look at any ques-
tl"n from that standpoint need have ne
apprehension OF goin. wrong.
Resumption IS nothing more than the
return OF confidence. Without that con
grrNS might legisIate in vain Secretary
sherman, With precisely the same rt-
sources 1T command that H. noW has
would hr poNrileSs, and thc grrrnback,
instead n being current ut pur, would n,
Of uncertain value 1t would br Worth
my, or srNenty-tiNv, N ninety cents NJ
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28

Hon. VIM b. Alien, Of Iowa, ana Hon.
Seth /. Nlillillen, of Belfast, addressed d
very large audience at IIoulton Saturday
afternoon. Their speeches are said to
have been very able and effective. The
Republicans Of that section are receiving
recruits daily from the Democratic and
Greenback parties.
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28

Fusion prevailed in Aroostook, and in
Lincoln county the Democrats have en-
dorsed all the Grccnback nominees ex-
cept the candidate for county attorney
For that position they nominated Benz.
F. Smith of Wiscassct
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28
FOR GOVERNOR,
D Ah'EL :. DAVIS
WALDO COUNTY NOMINEES
Mcclellan on State Econom

Mcclellan on State Economy
ON Saturday evening last, the Attorney
General summoned the combined Green
hackers and Democracy of the city to a
meeting at lIaytord Hall. The fact that
there has been discovered a strong revolt
against the tortuouS and inicnshle course
in which the Democracy are being lcd
shcW the need of some patch work. Hence
the gathering. The hall was fairly filled
Mr. Rust of the Prog Age presided. with
a short Introductory speech, bcSpcakiug
attention To what "Brothcr McLrllau''
WouldhaNc 10 say. The pair reminded one
of a blacksmith and his blower and striker,
cndcavoring to make "Wcld" between
the two tragmentary PARTIES
The strong point Of the speech, N it had
any, was the plea tor economy and the
argument in support Of the assumption
that the Grcenbackcrs and their allies
Will reduce public expenses, ana keep
them reduced because they Say they Mil
It is a fact which the speaker did not
deny. nor altcInpt to dcny thar thr RI
pubIjran Senate bad IL ,u,,,b M i, ,,itb
the reductions tbtt were m3d,. lid thp
Grctnbach House, Senator Ellis SAYS the
upprr branch was tha mora 0iIling ana
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