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r prise. Every train and boat non
g arriving in Florida is more or loo
: loaded with people from the north
some OF them invalids, some pvospec
tors for homes. But whether inval
ids or possible Immigrants. it is of the
utmost Importance that at this dis
play of her products Florida does
her best. The Fair has been extens,
lively advertised and this is a kind Of
challenge to the world to look and
see what the State can do. Tn an
usual measures for the encourage
ment of immigration this State is far
behind the most sluggish of those
similarly situated. lion this occa-
sion, which is in one sense an advert
isement, the State fails TO make ia
vorable impression upon strangers, it
is hard to see upon what property
holders will base their hopes for an
advance in prices. All wish to see
immigration set this way. Is anything
more apparent than that hundreds of
the strangers who will visit the Fair
will largely base their decision wheth
er to stay or return upon what they
see there
For the use of the present popula-
tion of Florida not one rail would
be laid On any projected road, not
one shovelful of earth would be
thrown forany of the contemplated
canals. II such improvements are
begun and finished it will be because
the population of the State is steadily |
increasing and Its prospects bright
eaing. 4e asnas bas,2osS II dollars
and cents that the best display posi-
BILE be made, and for some localities
it is one of absolute necessity, tor |
without immigration to briog money
and employment into their midst 1t
will be impossible for them to
complete improvements now be-
gun or, perhaps, procure transporta-
ton facilities for future crops such as
would be furnished them. if. they re-
ceive the increase ofpopulation they
have fattered themselves upon.
These remarks are particularly appll-
cable to Orange and Volusia counties
and the country south and west Tor
they are outside the natural line OF
travel, except the few points along
or near the ST Johns, and their advan-
tages, which are equal to any In the
State, will so escape notice. me
time between this and the Fair is
brief, but if earnestly employed 1t Is
long enough to prepare for display
atGainesville which will turn the eyes
of every stranger to this section and
give it an advertisement and impetus
it would not cease to feel the effect
of for years. More is probably being
done in this direction in Orange
county than in Volusia. Be sure that
the value of your property and the
character of your neighborhood in
some measure depends upon the dis
play you are able to make at Gaines
Vile on the 21st of this month.
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HUNTING HER HUSBAND.

JOLIET, ILL.,, JULY 1a--Afrs. D. A. Cullen, wife
Of lato ctnp'ose Of tho shoo contractors At the
state PenitentlarJ, Is In tho city searching for
her husband. 1t appears ttlat cullen Ind beet,
iu the employ OF selz, Echwab 4 Gu. about
three weeks, nml, wIth tha other employees
os the urn, received Ills pay Un tho Int Inst.
He did Lot lnBka his appearances At tue
p{,sou the nc1t day, aud, il tact, has been
setn but twlre by any ot Ills aequnitItauceh
o'rtoSk Tn the morning; Of July ID. In tho
backward OF Cas- street saloon, and ugaiu,
somo ten days ago, on Jefferson street. liz
wss thru latoxte9ted. Mrs: Cullen has visited
made r1luute Inquiries u thu police, but ti,ls
ta all SITS ran learn concerning hin. The par
,tiess, formerly lived III Wisconsin, but alry.
Cullen cntue ftoul Chicago to this place.
, 1879-07-19

&sU favk Tribune.
!tow shall soettty protect itself against the
el1nslye wualau With tAu petteptilo for cnmpa.l-
picturesque, ald tho tsixxed la-Aog is an tuno-
ccnt WhiM; but what shall 10 douo with Tho
Sun Franclaru lady WHO carries . collection of
euadesA aoout Win het, at,d pretcnds lhat they
wnv 1s s o'5xsass bx ~. Tone9 1as
WITH the Chlcago spl1stes Of bli4hted affections
who weare a llye n,lk-sDake as q bracelet, aud
permits the sweet thug to wrltho on her arm
When she u making esIlss Or with The other
Eoll hafncss on i brazilian beetle. and ista 1t
crawl over Aer busutilul shouldprs"f 1t seems
u Il u line uuGht to bd drawu through tho anI.
lual kulsauun tolAvW hu1c.
, 1879-07-19

How {Io Han the Vnr In Pettis County,
Missouri.
SktfaIt1 tHay J EaaIt.
A,repoTtcr OF tho E1Vle visited the venerable
7. j. johnson, OF this city, On Saturday last,
nnll gathered tho following Information In re-
gard to Gcn. Tom Ewlng's mode Of warfars
while IN command ot regiment Of Federal
soldiers In Pstt!s County during the late ton
. p'easantncss." Gen. Ewlng, It IA very we'll
known, was t!lrauthur OF The famous "Grncral
Order No. Ill" and Is now the Democratic can
t!!4nte,f for Goyosalor Ut Ohio. toasn!lS that Mr,
Johnson was well acquainted With ucn. Ewing,
thu reporter sought him out, and the folloWln.
soliloIuy cnsueA:
during lhs late Warl"
sca,a 5SsyP r. .,s llssa a1e atoqt five miles Test Of
R:-"Yere you acquainted With Gen. Ewing
l." Whatl Gcn. Tom Ewingt' ..
H." Yes. Cen. Tom EwlnG, the author Of
cratic eun'idntc tur Governor OF Ohio. He's
IL" Acquainted with hint should sar
was. Hu Ia one Of the 1ntaucst thieves TINT
regiment from Kansas City to Scdaiia to Inter-
gent Gcu. Jos Sfcbv. Who WAS securing tic
country In this vicinity ue came down, anll,
iustead Of go!ng after Shelby, his regiment
went to, sobbing tlio best UnIon mon iu the
country.h
F., r." Explain yourself, Hlr. John,on:n
J.-"Well. vuu know my old friend Nal.
Gentry; ho was true Union man MI through
the War, afIll th1s scuundrel Ewing with Ills
're1!tNcut robbed him of llis cattle, hogs, hoY,
grain, and everything they could lny their huude
OIL while the Major was fighting Joe Shelby Will,
q REGIMENT Of enrolled militia. sal. Gentry en-
cnsntcFtd Shelby at Cole Camp nn.I Ind deit.
Being oyerporcred hc uent III to Ewing for rei,l.
forsemcnts; 9 bns instead u going to his
r. Mat t;ensry's farm md began
their dopredattdnH. I came up to his
nun when they vert sk1nnlu. six becycn that
they had just killcd, al,.l were also t,rcssI,u.
hogs which thoy Ind just buicherad. asked
them what this MEANT One OF tho officers IT,
piled HAT they Wcrs gnttI,'. a id Krbel.
told bith he was very much !Hiftake,t; tiat Ma].
section Of country, asll that he was now in tha
field ffchtlug Joe Shabby; hut it was nil to no
purpose. They took everything they roull get
their 1Iands on, til no0rs mud ont, uni tlen tpok
his mules, wagons, horses, afl negroes on will,
them"
~" Arc you sure this regiment WAS com,
mandcd by Ewinga"
d." nm; tlse officers said 40, pnd knuw
tic fact myself. Alter 'Gey had tdken eysry-
tl,at they went down tic cuuntry rubbing nlil
plundertnE ~ they went: but was only nerso1,-
s!!y cuguizant Of theEr Fohhlng AIaI. Gentry n,nl
that was enough. toll yuu, sir, that pnt, Ew-
Ing Is the ,l,eancst kind uf u thief md IL tbe
Densgratic party should elert tlsn Governor oI
Ohto the party ought to 1u tlcrtlally datnnctl,n
-Aa}lng which, tho old Aontie1nAn brought hls
can9 down heavily upon thu to0r, nsOse, mil
tnaue for tile door, and tho interview was
IN = and
, 1879-07-19
OBITUARY.,



6tecfdi Diaoalch - lid T:15Rnt.
DALr1Nona, Nd, July 1S.-uen. William F.
barry, com1nanda,lt at Fort sieAenry, In this
city, and Colonel OF the docond United States
Artillery. died this moru[lg st that post after
a brief ilness Of bilious dysonterE. Gen. bury
was taken III On the 18th Inst. with tlysentefy,
which WAS subsequently aggravated by bilious
intermittent foscr. He was not considered dam
gerously III until Wednesday, whcs tlellrtum
tntcrveucd and other alarming symptoms oc-
cured, lilo was conscious only few moments
before death. which occurred A. 11:20 q, ill.,, In
the presence Of hta wEfe. youngest daughter,
and Dr. Horton, tho post Surgeon.
Con. Barry leaycs a Wtio and three daugh-
ters,-Mlss Libby barry, Mrs. Ltout. Albion
Howe, whose husband WAS killed In the Modoc
wsr, and The vile Of Lieut.. McNutt, who Ia In
tho United States Ordnanre Department at
Washington, Ills rema1us will bo quietly for-
warded 10 buffalo, n. r., tile homo Ut his vile,
for buElsl. There wlll ba no funeral services
here.
Glen. Barry WAS born tn NeH York Aug. IS,
1878, graduated from West Point ta 1888, as,l
serTe1 With distlnc.ion, eapeciallY !n thu lato
Wur. liz wa lu chsrgs Of thu artillery sehool
ut Fort Mglleury after tue close ot the War,
ul,l waa assigned to Furt Mctleury Immediately
preceding tllu railroad riots Ut lS17, during
which he bad charKe OF the troDps In Anl aFuuu1
Baltimore, aud tu hin, waa dun ll.u qulpk sup-
ureas!on of the riot aloug tue Baltimore t. 0hlo
Railroad. ua wAs most favorably and popu-
laEly known Aera.
, 1879-07-19

G.. Vandawater, Of Christian; for Auditor, s. j.
Davis; and for Attorney -Gencraf, Calvin Il.
Frcn, OF Ford.
IT Is USELESS TO srHCukATH
upon the chances OF the various candidates npon
the Democratic alMi National tickets, as t1letr
selection will be largely influenced br the action
OF the Republicans. vigorous canvass 10 al
ready In progress, however,, on'tl,e Dnrt Of tho
leading Republican canlltIatts FOR tho Gov
crnorshtp the only possible candidates worthy
Of present consideration ara OEicstv, fiArleY,
CuIton1, anil Fntt. Ovleshy'a strength aud +op-
t1artty are well known, and llo would be h1fd
to defcat nhonld lle enter tic lists tu
earncts. Cl,lom will be bitterly opposed by
thc StalwaEts, esneciatly In Southern Illinois,
but POSSESSES the great advantage Of Hh,,ldlnE
the fors-" 1Io Is hacked by shrowl politicians,
ntll] t1Es opponents wil1 f1nd him dangerous
candidate, whose strength they cauuot Afford TO
un,lerratc.
f'cn. 1Inwicy and Congressman Fort arc both
men OF brains. who ara skilled In nil The arts of
political warfare, and hare never been known to
'Eet left." The Indications a'c that tho
. notable ono, with the chances 50
other aspirAnts in keeping their 1fghtning-fo.is
ID good working ouler. Indeed. II would not
b at all surprising II some dark horse should
Hlu this rate, In which the favoritcs now seem
to bs quito cScniy matched. Tile list given
Hbove contains ttM names'of acyeral men Ut
marked ability. amply .competent 10 till the
Qubernatorial chair With credit to themselves
md With honor to the party. Although not
widely known or especially prominent, tno or
thrcc of these named will ID all likelihood loom
up &ullicIentty whon the Convention mgets.
, 1879-07-19
FIR ES.



ypeelal Dtspatth 10 7ht 7riouna.
DAvENronT, H., JULY 1S>-'Fhe works OF tho
Davenport Glucose Manufacturing Company
were destroyed by fire Inst evening. The total
loss Was S2.110, u,ld the total insurance
s51,4oo, p!nccd In tho following companies:
Gcrman. American, sa.00o; Lancashire, 1880;
Manufacturer OF Boston, $1,000; Common.
wealth, $1.7o0; 1anval &, 7b0t Amazon, $1,000;
North British, s3,25o; st. Paul, $500; Peoples
Of Trenton. $t,5oo; Imperial md Northern,
$1,000; North British and Mercanttfc 81, zoo;
London, $4,000; Queen, $2,500; Firs Associa-
tton, 100; American g., 700: British American,
p,750; Manhattan, s, 500: rennsylranta, s1 800.
Tho works belonged 10 a stock-compnny, Of
which the following ere tho ot!1cerR: President,
II. II. Anderson: Vise-rfesldent, Otto ALBRIGHT;
Secretary, Robert kraues; Treasurer. + II.
urig9s; Directors Chris. Mueller, Gus echlegcl,
nud r. r. Black. 1t IA probable that the factory
will bu at oDce rebuilt
, 1879-07-19

A still alarm at 1880 yesterday afternoon to
Engine Company No. 10 was caused by fire In
! q barn owned By Mrs. Murray. Of No. 152 Lin
coin street. Damage, triaing.
A still alarm to Engine Company No. IL at
o'clock last evening, was caused by smoke In the
. basement of No. 101 Washington street, occ,l-
pied as steam-tlttinE establishment BY 8. j.
.rope Il Co. No dann0c.
The alarm from Box 152 at 8 o'clock ycster-
day morning, was catlseh by fire In IN ctnpty
freight car on the Michigan Southern Railroad
tracks. near Twsnty-ntnth street. Damage
nutnfnat.
, 1879-07-19
FINANCIAL.

Eptetat nn,alcA 10 Tvs 1}f5ua4
FORT WAtSE, 1nd., July 1A-Fesdlnand
Flelgner, furnItuTerdeales, has tnade au assIgu-
meat. Liabilities. $u,nOo; assets, 34,UO.
FlTTspuRa. July IA special !fom Butler,
Pa.. to the Go.Ht.tscia:. Gazetts says tiAt liz
Ftrst National Bank Of Butler was closed to-dny
BY nank-Examiuer Young, whu reports that h.
tnds t!k capital aud rEserye i!1lparud, The
bAnk Will 70 lltu tic hands Ut Receiver.
, 1879-07-19
TELEGRApHlc NOTES.

WAugE0AN, I'LL. july 1e.-The Board Of
6upervpors Of this county have today paassd
resolution in favor Of law prohibiting ths sell-
tpg or giving to minors any deadly weapon. The
people are iu deep earnest III tue matter.
Eighteen Cnun&y Boards hare thus far passed
like resolution.
N8w YoRK, July 1a-Tho American Daukers'
Association will meat IN Convention 1t bata-
tuga, Aug, Q,
, 1879-07-19
SUICIDAL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July la-Juha ". Mana.
field Treasurer oi the Connecticut Savings bank
attempted suicide twice to-day. Ills physician
sats he insane from oysswork aud heat Ills
ttnancss are Ill right s1id Gov, Enelisl, Presi-
dent Of tho bank, says thu dopos,tors cau ali
have thefE moneJ. Tbs affair la caused con-
siderable excteineut
, 1879-07-19

"aser.supnly to meet whatever demand might
10 made In tho future upon It's capacity. No
uonbt whatever exists That the Eicara1ua route
VIII fulhli these conditions mora completely
taah any other r0ute considered.
In relation to building material and reletivo
cost ol constfurtion for given amount OF work
With an. route named, the Nicaragua will CONF
naro win ADVANTAGE; Tie transportation Of ma.
along the proposed line; md wlatevor Is re.
autred III wood, lime. and atone may 10 snld to
be ut hand. The country abounds in whole.
son1c food hrN! would furnish q considerable
NUMBER OF tic iaborers that would bn required
canal. ~
$50 fur as our national interests .tc con.
earned, obTtoualy the shortest route between
Californla and our eastern coast would DO tho
sud The great cost ut construction at oven tho
most favorable, narrows tho auostton 10 o com.
uurclat consideration.
"1hs !eoasttng tradc' and outlet to Euro.
coast ,Rive the construction OF a ahip.canal
special value to ua nationally. Were an inter-
oceanic shtp-canal built, great stimulus would
TO given to the Wheat-nroduction Of onr Pacific
coast, which might furnish M abundant food
seRR., p1|se: TO European markets At F'muneF't'''
"Apart from local interests, va hare ono In
common With Tho great commerce Of The world.
u mould te snperf1upus to discuss the effect Of
the construction Of this inter-ocoan!c canal. It
II obylous that, With moderate tolls and ample
CAPACITY 10 meet the wants Of transportation,
m inter.ocoa1ic shtp.canal would change the
foalcs ot conmorcs OF the world 10 greater
degrGe Than any work tflat has been CONSTRUCT
vor BY the c1vfltzcd world.
The toWagetlncs should be reduced as the
commerce Increased, to allow only liberal In
tcscst On tic coast Of constitution; atid no dis
ertfnlhat!nE advantages atonld be allowed be-
tweun the vessels OF those nations TINT sub.
scrtbed to the necessary guarantees Of ncutfal-
ltf.
THE Nicaragua Government has Riveu all
possible a!d t" our ot'lceTs and their parties
through her tcrritor5, and las expressed de-
siEe. as ie known 10 us unofflcla1ly, to forward
nie work Of construction et an tnter-oceantc
snip-eanaI, In Whatever way, within tho limits
Of her resources.
, 1879-07-19


GRAND RArlps, Mich, July tS.-About 800
persons l|stened to speeches from delegation
representing tie Chlcago furniture workers to-
Might. An attcmpt was made to orgauIxe a
Cnlou, which ialoa!. Another attempt will bo
na1c TOMORROW night
, 1879-07-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QuaEss1ows, july 1a.-ArHrod, steamship
Algeria, from New York.
New YoKx, July la-Arrised, City Of Brus-
sclB, FROM Liverpool. =.
,LokDoa. july 15.-Arrlycd, Denmark, from
NeW York.
, 1879-07-19


Macon, Ga. JULY 18.-A fro this morning de-
Utroycd three prominent business houscs: Tic
shoc-store oEEenry 8 hail; loss, S. 0)o; insured
4lunt, Rankin & Lamar. wholesale drugs: loss,
.,0oJ; insurance, s23,O00. C.~H. Rogers {:
Co., wholesale groceries; loss, 0,000i tnsur-
ancc, $40, ,U0U.
, 1879-07-19
AT BURLINGTON. Ia
Eretfrf Y1ftta,5rh n JAk TTk.fNt,ns


BURLINGTON. 1a., July t8-A fire this even-
ing destroyed the residence OF Nicholas Wagucr,
IN the northwestern portion Of this city, to-
Eether With portion Of the furniture and tho
clothing Of the family. The building cost up
ward of 5000. Thetc Is an insurance Of $eG0
on tile furniture, Tic nmount Of Insurance on
the building Is not Known.
, 1879-07-19

JAoKaoNvit1H, Fla, July 18.-In tho city
election yesterday tho Republican tickot was
e1octed pJ o.er 100 majority.
, 1879-07-19

New Yoag, July IA call has bceu Issued
for Convention Of tho National Greenback.
Labor party OF this 4tatu at Utka, Aug, q, fur
thH nomination OF State ticket.
, 1879-07-19
WISCONSIN,.

AHIGG VI lRHtG llHlnEu Will IN 8II uREunDDI loom
up sufficiently whon the Convention meets.
WISCONSIN.
spteiat oarrespandtnes Of Ths TrtSuns,
MADISON, Wis, July 17.-Yonr correspond
ent. possessing the 1audab!e desire to get At the
bottom facts in regard to the present Milwaukee
boom Ia opposition 10 the reconciliation Of Gov
Smith, approached GOV. Smith In tic Executive
oi'lce this morning aud presented the following
question:
swell, Governor, what IL tho political s'tua-
tlou In Nllwaukec1'
II hare just received 1stter from Milwaukee
announcing tic result OF CAUCUS held Inst Snt-
uEday evening Oh the South Side, the result be-
ing The election OF two delegates pledged to ,uy
support In thc State Convention. Out Of the
twenty-five delegates already elected In Mil
vaukee, seycn arc known to be In
my favor. Several Ut tho ot,cr
delegates bare Informed mo personally they
we're not committed, tlAt they desired to act In
accord With the delegates from the interior Of
tho statc, md, should it appear thnt thu delcea-
tIun from the interior OF tito State were In my
favor, ther would givo me tlcIr support at once.
nm alsu assured that, with few exceptions,
the entire Milwaukee delegation will support
me III preference to au5 mau outside OF Mil
WhuKee.H
"1t being claimed in Milwaukee that, N L.
tority Of t!.eir dolcRation being opposed to you,
1t will lead 10 your defeat in the State Convu,l.
tton: doyou 50 consider ita"
"By no means. The situation in Milwaukee
!s as favorable to me as could bo expected. In
view OF ts'u opposition OH the part OF few act
i've managers who are inspired solely by personal
animoslty, except rs influenced by these parties,
there is no opposition to my renomtnat!on IN
milwaukee,. The Convention, when assembled,
will not select q candidate for Milwaukee alone,
but for the entire State. was not nominated
two years ngo beealss resided there, and II re-
noinlmated It will not ba becanso aul o citizen
u afilwaukce, but OF Wisconsin, and because
presont AdmEntstration.n
"What do you know Of the situation through
ont tile State RcnerailTf'
~ am personally much Erattf}od to hear and
the State 10 rcuotninate inc"
ut is clRimcd In Milwaukee Tint tho cn.fro
, 1879-07-19
tfon agent named Van tlanme was arrested for
posting placartl threatening the life Of The
King. In consequence oE The confession made
by Van Ilaame tic police msic descent on
.Jesuit Collage
SPAIN.
FORTHCOMING pKonE

FORTHCOMING DxdHER.
MADRID, july IA decree will be published
shortly annrlflng Tie decrea Of 1867 relative to
articles from tho United States conveyed IN
bpsbtall vessels.
, 1879-07-19
SOUTH AMERICA.

1QUtQuR.
+. vA1rA.A,so, Junc 2+.--Tho Chillan 6est Is
still b1ockadlng 1qutque.
, 1879-07-19

BAN FRAnuisco. July 1a.-0sorge F. Bragg.
Appointment merchant, and Msi. James i. noyt,
Quartesmastor iu the artny during tue War,
died thls mosuEng.
, 1879-07-19

Lord BRANCH, N. j., July ia fire ae Sea-
bright caused loss Of $4,000; partially tu-
cured,
, 1879-07-19
Arrival Of the Documents In tha
Celebrated Leteltiet
Case.
Everybody Convinced that tho Tainp
Has Gone Against tho Gov.
Arument,
Probable Retention Of Letellter md
Formation Of fcu Min.
istry.
LETELLTER,
SpxefdI Dfspafch 10 TAs 7}3blHA.


OTTAWA, Ont, July 18.--Tho official dom,
tncnts in regard to tho Letolter mnttcr arri,ed
yesterday, and wero discussed at tue meeting III
the Privy Council In tho afternoon. 4 Cabinet
Minister was interviewed last evening, a1,ti ths
statement wns matlo that nothing would l..
giScn out TO the public in reference to tie mat.
tor until the announcement was mado, through
an omcfal channel, viz. the Canada Ga.ette IL
is firmly behaved TINT tho Governor. General has
declined to dismiss tho Lieutenant Governor Of
Qucbcc, and It ia anttcinatcd that the resn. will
bc ucn election. Had the mission Of
Mr.. Langegin TO Euginntl on buhatt OF tho
Government been successful, the fact would
have becn known Gro this. That such was uos
the case fs pretty evident. Tho presence pf
Sir a. T. Gait In town Btronr.hens tho idea
prevalent that important changes In the msn-
agcment Of the country'a affairs arc at hand.
ai,d that te (Galj will be called upon to forra
Q new Ministry. In which case coalition Cor.
crnmett will bo formed,-at icast, that IL the
impression. Ono thing Is certain. and TINT Is
that Tupper will not servo under RILEY, nor Til.
loy<under ruppcr. It ia beloved that Sir. John
will retro from active political life asl 20 Ia
England in order to ha sworn IN as member Of
tue Privy Council there, all of which many pco-
ple bcllcvc would be preferable to The present
state Of Affairs.
fpse.a3 Dlspatch to ira Tribune.
QuBpRo. July 18.-Tho Chronicle gives tho
following as a reason, and not unlikely one, Of
the substance Of tho Imperial dispatches to tl,a
GoVernor-deueral: Her Aiajcsty's Government
regret that this matter, which Is entirely In tho
hands OF the Governor General, has been referred
to them for. settlement, slIto thoy can-
not interfere In IT, In referring tho matter
, 1879-07-19

James Springer, Of Kcnla,t: for Treasurer, 4.
g. Eandawater, Of Christian; for Auditor, 8. j.
Davis; md for Attorney General, Calvin Il.
Fren, OF Ford,
, 1879-07-19

Ehn following scelns 10 be tho oniy ticket o.
yet tDade up; For Governor, Gen. L. N. Bates,
u Cook; tur LeutsuantrQoyernor, Judge .Juu
Gllespitt Of Madison; fur Secretary oi S,atc,