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New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

If a man desired to make a prosperous leap from
an express train which was running at the rate of
thirty or forty miles an hour, he would hardly elect
to be chained fast to another man by the wrists an
ankles. This was the desperate cnance which PAIR
of bu glars took on Wednesday when on their road
e. fifteen year, Imprisonment at Trenton. They had
o. allowed by Sheriff Decker of Essex County.
who had them in charge, to enter the closet unat-
tended. and few moments later were on the
car platform, having III some inexplicable
way. roned together as they were, climbed
through a window only twenty-three inches
square. The Sheriff seized one by the
arm. but his companion made wild spring ont
ward dragging the other after, and down the bank
the pair were hurled. while the train sped on to
few-Brunswick. mile and half beyond. The
.-leriff and a deputy at hurried back to pick
nm the mangled remains-but the remains had
forded a swift stream. and were "a mile away at "a
farmhouse chopping away at their irons with an
axe az the wOod-plle. The New-Jersey agriculurist
and an athletic son of his happened to be at
home, and more arrested the pair
before they had succeeded in getting
apart, and carried them away to the Jail
in New-Brunswick where sheriff Decker found
them. These were two Of the three who were az
rested ia Deckcrtown the night before election for
breaking into the house of Farmer Howe. and one
Of them, who calls himself Sawyer, Was the expert
who. after some careless pistol practice captured
the horse and buggy Of his pursucrs and drove away
into the night. leaving two amateur policemen
standing hepessly in the road 1t is reported that
the bruises in the last exploit NAV prove fatal
TO Mr.. Sawyer. II he RECEIVERS lie will probably have
an irnpedment in his speech nasmuch rs he bit off
a considerable section of his tongue
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Tildeu may not pay up but PeltOn probably will

Springer is safe from spontaneous explosion. He
has found vent the Utes and will enter upon the
holiday recess with the grateful spirit OF a man who
has escaped unharmed from the ragged edge of
great peril The Utes stand it. for the sole effect
Of Springers mouthings is personal relief to him
self the rest of the world paying no more heed to
blm than 1t would to Daniel Pratt. At the same
time everybody will be glad to know that Springer
is safe, for he is of the few modern statesmen
whose antics are harmless as well as amusing
Mr.. Weaver would be able TO move through this
vale of tears with less friction If he could him
self as others see him-that Is, as Joke.
The National Democratic party rises up almost
unanimously and says of the work of the Maine
brethren; I" IL is we'll" This enlarees the party's
platform Of principles by one plank. and makes it
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
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New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
amusements ana filseiinas 90 Nisht.

AcanEsfY OF Musfc2 p. N. aida" .: f1iihsr'ao"'''
Concert.
BROADWAY OPERA HOUsE-" siratee.sts s.s
DAYS THEATRE oand :: An Alahah N'FF"t ,... .
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CRANE OPERA Ifot.si--2 and 3 " Davi tarr eh .
HAvfRtys uTATEE--o aud =: The galley S'aNc'
Nrw-YcnK AorAlrUN- Dav and Evening. -
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BAN Francisco MINsrRElS ofhA EVVsh-- """ g
sTaNpArn Trv,rRr-1:S0 ami Princess Tote .,
r-NIoS sor AnE TIIEATRs 1:i5 ana iTench ic"S
WkIlAcK's THEATRE 1880 and :; " Estclle
AMERICAS F~sTirvTf-Darv FAIR
KoslkR & BIkl's GARDT>-COnccrt -.
CHrckERING uAlI-2;SOP. NJ toIcs. ~ :: bec'"e'
M,DI-CN soUARE GANDES-MalSiug hatcn-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Mr.. BIaine's speech at the Indignation meet
ing in Augusta last night Was a Characters
hcally clear and forcible statement of the
frauds committed by the Democratic party of
Maine. In his voice may be heard that OF his
party, and his denunciation of the Wrongs they
have suffered will sound in the ears OF honest
men everywhere as the authoritative utterance
of the detrauded citizens of Maine. One
statement made in his address brings ont the
full proportions of this crime. In the hfty-
nine years, during which annual elections
have been held in Maine, there have not
been, all told, so many fatal defects dis
covered in the election returns, so many Sen
ators and Representatives counted out, as
in this one year. In other words, Governor
Garcelon and his colleagues ask the people of
the country to believe that there have been
more frauds committed, more irregularities al
lowed III this one election than III all the
fifty-nine elections which preceded it put to-
gether. No oman having sense of justice can
deny that this is pIcpoSterous, false and wicked
Add to this the fact that not single Fusion
ist candidate for the Legislature was counted
out; that Democratic and Greenback towns
were counted out only where their loss would
not affect legislative result, and that even
these were artfully selected SO as to seem to
justify the counting ont OF Republican towns
whose exclusion would affect legislative re-
suit, and it will he seen how well this
wicked plot was laid. But after the crime
comes the penalty. The Mosaic law some
ti'Ies rules in politics, and this sln will
be visited upon the Democratic party even to
the third and fourth generation.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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Address THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

The conviction of padrone in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday raises the hope
that this system of white slavery will perhaps
be broken up, at last This is the first con-
viction that has been obtained in the five
years during which the offence has ranked as
a felony. If the Court is disposed to deal
sternly with the case the Imprisonment may
extend to five years and the fine to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

The half has not been told us concerning
the Louisiana liars. 1t seems that these sin-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

EnYlnrss Aoilrrs.
"ALDERNEY BRAND"
Duy always 'oNphNskD MILK
WANT a fine umbrella for present. Then
puy Isaac smith.
DUMMY y Co.
"vsRZENAY"
EXTRA QUAITF sFc."
Superior any ChampagneS imported into this country
OECis.
sole Agent in tie United states ana Canadas
WHAT KIND of umbrellas may / depend
uron 10 wear weli Isaac smiths
HOLIDAY PRESENTS in elegant Meerschaum
Pipes and Csarhoders also five Amber Goo.s at prices to
{. 3i7 BrOomesi unGer Occidental
Hotel
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

gular creatures have contracts, bills OF sale'
bills of iadine. or whatever any one chooses
to call them. for the government of their pc
culiar trade; so much money. 80 much per-
jury-quantity for quantity. SeHator Kellogg
has in his possession two of these papers,
made with avowed agents of MIR. Spofiord'
in which the goods contracted for are
described by the euphemistic term OF
"afiidavIts.n Mr.. Kellogg has d,manoeu
n rev hearing of witnesses, the Senate Con-
mittee has aeceded to his request, and IL Is
understood that we are to have new Lo'isi-
ana sensation excellng all previous disclosures
Mr.. Kellogg also desires TO have Il. L.. Wep'r
produced Let him forbear. L. l.. "eoer'
under cross-e examination, would SIMPLY waste
the time of the country. Let contract be
made with him for the usual number OF pelJulies'
which he can forward by mali.
The festive criminal who confesses to the
Nathan murder in San Francisco in order
that he may gayly traverse the Continent IN
a Pullman palace car, and the sober ana
prudent minded person who prefers the PLAN
but filing fare of the county penItentiary,
to he had for commitment to the possi-
bhty of a stalled OK with the certainty OF
being obliged to work for it-these are Ia
miliar figures in the courts. But the confessed
felon of yesterday belonged to another
order of men. Eight years ago he en-
gagged in barroom brawl, drew a
pistol and shot one of his opponents
who died few days afterward. Whalen. the
assassin, escaped. and had not been seen by
the police until ten days ago, when he sur
rendered himself, saying that he could
bear the burden of his crime no longer Yes
terday he pleaded guilty of manslaughter in
the third degree. The story has its obvious
moral, which derives its greatest impressive
ness from the fact that this is chapter from
the book of real life.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Considerable progress has been made Ito
ward replacing the tumbledown sheds of
Fulton Market with handsome and commo-
dious building. designed for market uses
The Mayor has referred to a committee the
question of the value of the lease asked for
by the market-men. and the necessary legal
steps can soon follow. Who knows but that
at some day in the distant future some man,
or set OF men. will he found with courage
enough to attack the Augean filth and squalor
of Washington Market itseff
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Attorney General Scboonmaker has made an
explanation of his reasons for discontinuing
the suits against the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
road Company. which is a novelty In official
statements. He says that the actions were
authorized under total misapprehension, and
without the precautioD l have usually exer-
"cised in such cases" He urges "the pres
"sure of other engagements" as the reason for
not exercising "the scrutiny which ought to
"be gwen to prevent mistakes and keep official
faction consistent This il, in its essence,
confession of failure in official duty, and yet
it Is 30 honestly made that criticism is fairly
disarmed.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

The Teachers Association. of New-York,
will give concert this evening at stsinway Hail. Mss
Abble Csrrngtou Mise Henne Miss Florence COpleston.
and Messrs Frtscb, Remmertz and J. Levy will take
part In H. Mr. Vandrnhcn Will read.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Getternl sNi1es MrueSi,io,,.

ct. y aul, Dtinll, 30. (Suli, - @eneral
Surp er6ielt pom @eneral NtileS 8eritte, III
Oeneu bieier meloct, baB er iid oil SrendDs
mars Greef befinOet uno baB c8 ibm gelungen
tit, ieiue 5yuppen 3miiden Die SnbiGuer nno
OaS Suffalo=gebiet 5u poitireu, 0ur6 mel6e
SautguHg nad) ieiner anii6t Die SnOianer g.
Sluungeu iein peroen, i'm III Der BON ibm &C.
wdblteu YOiition auSugreifen. @eneral Germ
witnidt bic aagemein uOrberridenOe 2tniift,
oaB Die 8epegun9 bcS Generals Dti!eS Oui lei
men, &errp's. g<niG unO 9tnratbeu gcIAab,
5u piOerlegen; er ertldrt, oieieS Sorgcbtlt iei
etnfad in 6olge eineS @eudcS geideBen, b08
Geuerat Diiles al Sefretdr S6urS ri6tete.
@8 meroe babel ell beitimmtes 3tel uerfolgt,
unO @tncral ytilcs babe Rd bi8ber Ireng an
ieiuc 2nItrnttloneu gc9alten uuD our ppQel gu.
friepeNbeit ieiHer @orgeietten gebauoslt. Sc
neral 3errp beSwciftlt ni9t i'm @Tingiten, ooB
@enernl DIiles III StanNe ieit miro, it'd gegen
ieOen 9lngriff erfol9reih 8u uertbeibi9en ODER,
menn Dies notbmenoig wtro, Die Sfeniioe Sn
ergreiien.
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9Sicoer etm IpiBbiibiid,cr 9amfbc=
atHter taa WtaiIod,tticttS.

HaWrence, siail., so. Sui. - BreScott
g. YlQsburp, Saiiirer Der p2umrencer gtatio=
nat Sanf," bat, uie er bem YrdftOeuteu Der
Anitalt am letsn Wtonta9e gcitanO, $64 900
unteri6lagen unb Oas @elO ourd Spefulatio=
neu nit 0ttnenafttel bllr9gebradt. Die Sitrz
gen bes SetriigerS iiuo inn 8etrage bon $780,
900 fir i'm perantlpOrtli6 uno perOen ben
Serluit su beden baber. 8iasburp hattie ben
0irettoren ieine 9tefgnatiOn angeboten, iebO6
wieien bieielben Die 9teiigilatiOu 5uriid unb
iebten ben Setriiger ab. Sin 6aftbefell lpnrbe
gegen i'm ausgeiteat, jcbO6 uerlieB er OleStaOt,
ebe Der Sefebl poalmeft wtrben fonnte, unD
man glaubt, OaB er iif na6 Soiton be4eben
bat. Die Sanf miro Ourd Die Seruntrellnu
gen feillen Serleaenbeiten alsgeiebt.
(Spdter.) 8illsburp lieferte itf beute gfa6=
mitta9 Der Seb6rbe ans llnO lpurpe III @rmall=
gelung Don $4,000 8itrgiAaft Ourd) Den
8unbeScOmmiiidr 6allett Dem @efdngniie
iber,pieen. gr miro an Hadlten Monta9e
Elm Serb0r Su beiteben baben, Der @efangene
1T etn pronllnenter 6retnaurer, Mit9lieb Der
@ptitopalfirte, unO itanb biSber tm beitel
9tufe.
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8ismar&'s lekte aroke Msss,

Sn Der Sibnng osS belind)eH Held)stageS
peu 9, Suli bielt 8isnlard cine srobe Rebs,
morin er efisu iein neues Siinonib nit Dem
Centrum protlamirte uHo ben gtationalilbera=
len ben 9bi1ieo CAB. Gr iagte inter anoe=
rem:
yv9Senn man Sabrelang 10 on prafttid)t
@ei6aite geiu0hnt 1T, 10 tann man f9 i9me,
eiger Yegriff MAIDEN BON ben Shrplerlgisiten,
oenen man babel in Der Yreiie uno I'M Yarla-
lnente besesnet. @sit 1s Sabren bin id5 be
itrebt, Die Senti9e giubeii sI eonlolioiren I'M
Die f!Hanslelle llnabbansiateit 81 besrinoen,
3pil6sn SScc,n slutrase 6ranfenitsin's une BEN
ietissH 2uftanoe i: feiH anosrsr nntsri9ieo
oils merli man iaat bonnet bllanc poer blanc
bonnet; MIR onrd bic gsitation elmer nrsrbSri
6erlo9snen Yrsiie 1T bieier Yasn entitanoen
sd arbeite in meirer Stellung, usld)e MD
ie elHlluBreidl 1T, lpie man nle1nt, gegen oi'
5inoerHiGe uno 6riftionen nit ben Wiit,pir.
fel.Sen, iino bod, leit benz sriten 8erlnhe oes
4rn. BON 5spbt mar ieber 8eriud, su cine,
| finansiellen Orbnun9 nliBlunsel. SD bab,
ieine 9intuseoaHtel, ionbern einiah elmer
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0erntiidte Sepei6en aus 3e,pe
Nntf.

9fem OOrf, 30. Suli.-0er tpdbreno Oel
porlebtell Jtadt bon benz GapitGu SonlerS olli
benz S9ouner ,g8m. s.. San Same" qeihoi=
iene 6IuBOieb lit bon Der YoltSei i'm st.
Smcents=6 6oipitale" an Der GberrgInaBe auf=
geipiirt uorSen unO bat iif ais eiuen berii6tig-
ten Gbarafter, gtameng ,8un" Dtorau, ent-
ppppt. &ep Sdroti6uB traf i'm am &nte,
Dem @eiifte nno elmer Soano, uno.er miro
mahri9einli9 bas cine 8eiu perliereu. @oloen
nnb @Onrog, ieine Riti4uloigen, bsiiucen iidY
nod III 6aft.
- SIM gtttpz9orfer a9uariunl, @de 9roab,
pap uno 80. Str., lift algenbliGlidl cine See~
tub (Manatcl otlSgeitellt. inelde II SUP lang
1T uno ge9er 2000 Bfunb piegt. sic murbe
al Der 9iilte Don Sloriba pom einem 9eutz
ifen, 9tamenS gi. Stppmamu, im Qucia=Niz
Der gefansen. 0aS iit ba8 erite @remplar bic
ler @attung, nelde8 jenlal8 lebenb bierber ge~
bradt tuoroen lit. GS mirb n1lr tlr5e l3eit
bier auf 9luSftelluug bleiben, Oa Die 69. Sarl
Getd)e & Comp. bas Monftrum mad europa
brin0en unO bort in peri6ieSenen Wtni nieen gnO
Soologiiden @drteu isben laiieu rperhen,
- Der Dampier rVGureft" non Supre lit
au9efemmeit.
= Die Oampfer ,8eitbourne" bon mitte(z
idnbii6en 6dfen unb yS6erbcr" Don 6ambure
iino singetrofieu,
= Der 0pfr. uState af 5tebaoa" BON glas=
Golg il angelnhgt.
= 9r Dampfer ,@oro Galtle" BON 5a=
bailna langte bier an.
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GDmPtOme ciner franfen Qe6er.


g6mer5cn in Der re6ten Seite, unters
Cv baIb Der 9iippen, Inn 10 9r6Ber beim
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ip&bren.
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ais cinfadle8 4ur9irmittel, iin6 iie unz
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SeNe Sdadtel bat eincn rctbcn g9odsiieoel
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9ie a f Gt2aue'8 2eber: gtIs
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Dian berlange Die 6dbtGn Or. 6. 9lc9ane'2
Seber. IStllelI, prapnrirt ppn Slemina 8rpS., au
Sittsbur8b, va, bem Der Marft lit poa BON
9iafbabmrnaen 6eS Homep MrQane. nnSerS
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WsorS 1,ttS setbif,nnrs

XDn9 urg, Ilrg., 30. Snli. - SObann
Sraun, ein 0eutider, ruelder etwa II lfeile
unterbalb biter Stabt cine g8irtbldait uuO
Spe3erclbanoluug betrieb, erid]oB geitern9lbeuo
einen etnarnligeu Mann, gtameus 2eipiS Siob,
unO ia9te ii1 iobann cine &ugel Our9 ben
aopf. SeiOe blieben auf Der Stelle toot.
SiOb batte AM abeno nit Braun mebrere Wtale
getrunfen unO febrte, naGOem er oeu Qaoen
perlafen bate, mieber OOrtbin 3urHf, I'M ein
pergeiIene8 Badet ab5uholen ST purbe oarauf
obne gSeiteres BON Braun nieoergeI9oilen.
Seire batteu teinen gtrett sebabt, llnO man
uernlrtbet, Dap Sraun pabuiinutg mar,
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sseiaer Wfe1,dicli1tnro. .

@airp, ST., 80. Suli. - 0er County
SOnitabler SOhn 6ogun ndberte ii6 beute BON
bintsn Dem @r=YoliSeifef Gbas. 3. 9lrter,
wald)er III cine 3eituHg uertieft OaiaB, unb i6oB
ibn Obne EN- gSort Der Baruung iiber ben
6aufen. 2lrter blieb auf Der Steae tobt. So
gan lieferte iid) Johann rubig benz ndd)ten go
ti3titen ans, iuclher i'm in oa8 @eiGnguiB abz
fitlrte. Der Wt6rOer trennte iid] Dor Sturgeon
BON ieilter Satin unb mar ieitbem {dwernlii=
tbig. Seine 6reunoe glauben, oaB er ni4t
gang bel Sinneu iit. Seri6ieoene @erii6te
iiber iein 0totip iilO i'm llmlauie, a(lein So
gan nlaht feline @rtldrung, daBcr, oaB er gu
ten @rtno su Der Sbat bQtte.
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Gin Yottstit TIT Der Nusabune lcia
tier NfftG1f erSd1nfTett.

8 ut on, 80. Suli. = BOli3iit @eorg s,
Safer usrindte beute friib IN 9eutOn, Ofad.,
Slpei junge MGnner, 9tamen8 $. 9. 9nOia
unb Sobn @arreQ, lpegen aa5ui6neuen Sab
reu8 5u perbaften. Garnea feterte aui Sater
unb brad)te bemielbeu eiue iuabrifeinli6 t0ot=
lid)e 8unbe bel. Die Jtubeit0rer id)oiien allBer=
Dem nod auf einen anberen 8oli5iiten, rpelder
iie aubalten pollte, jebo9 obne ibu 5u trefien.
Seloe rpur0en ipdter an Gage fsitgeubmmeH
qne In grmangelgng BON $4,000 8iir9i6oit
eingeiteft. Sie bebaupten, iie batten Die 80
li5ilfen fir StraBertrauber gebaltetl.
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sofal Sert6te aus ssafbtustom.
SterOe.Gopriecu. - sttebaifaire. - seotnt

SIcrocs6apticcr. - SdlicBoiTaire. Seatntt
osr S,mnociago. abunniau. u.-&crmiidltes.
W btngtoH, 30. 5uli. - Setert
9(admitta9 gQeu llbr brauute ein Yier0
oc5 Sru. 2S. SrtnT init GiUem 8uQQu i'll Der
25. SraBe orrd uu0 muroe, nud)0em cS ait
Dem &ugg0 Clncu Sd)aoeu uon etua S25 an
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gen.
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mtld)er am lcbtcu Samitaoe an Stelle OeS Der.
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ld)lagtl1, IN Gaumeu bniteu uuO mrroe iuGter
pom Or. SSaIttr micoer bTanSge5ogeH, 8ur=
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beute 2lbeno nit eineu S9iitlingen na6gtGlu=
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