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The Portland daily press., 1879-08-08

TURNER IIOUSE,-W. G. Heselton, Proprietor
ELM HOUSE,-F. A. Dore, Proprietor. ~
, 1879-08-22

~
Saturday at .. m. a: the express train on tho
Erie Road was coming from ltel liouse tn Hala-
it,attra Tic engineer whIs;leu down brakea, tl,s
train cams to Il stAlld.stilI, n1s4 the passengers
all rushsu onl to lsara use cause OF the uotet-
lion. expecting to see ma1lgled corpse ur suIne
brcakugs the machinery Which would eotn1el
tlleln tu walk to Bradford. When tllty reached
tue platform Vi the cast forIorn-l6oiIng tnlt.
v!tlual tn atraw hnt tic size uf an umbrella
loutlel up to thcm. uu WAS dressed In 4
autt Of naukeen which was soaking wet unh
rllngiaG tightly to hts form, giving HIN the
appearances Of q utt.xeu OF thu deep. In
one t.aud he carried lsl.po1e, tn tho other O
baskct, which contained seVcuty-t trout. The
conductor cams out, nili, In q pleasant voice,
casually remarked, "What In --- did you stos
NY train !or, you moon.iare4 old l!ppodrouef'
"Nhy. you sec, cUEuluctor,h urawled nut the
individual, 10 .hs funniest barkwuods tones
!lnAE!nable, "IY9 got whopper here, uud
thought a. how sotnc Ter ser passengers would
like to gage onto it." Saving tnis, tic old man
drew uut oY tllu tail monster OF q trout that
must Lave wc!ahed Ut least twa pounus, aud
hcld Il altniralIly up bE The tail, The huu's
RAYS flashed out from tho beautiful colo.s of
crln:son nsu' gold with dotted Thu coat of the
t!sh, ,lnl w1etner tile sI9ht VIVA 80 tempting to
tls pa!atca OF tho hungry pasacn9ers or wheth-
81 tue righteousness OF It,e affair struck them
Just tt,tn they burst Into ruars OF laughter,
4iu eyeu the conductor forgot for moment the
befl.puucI SYSTEM, and al! wns serenity az alu,
The venersulo Walton. boar.Isd the cars for aal-
aManca, atil suuu the tram Wn9 thuuues.pg out
LII an.ies to maze up Tor lost tIlus.
, 1879-08-22
a FirEInIn Tea 1tnunknin,

HhffifH1 RfHf4ffF.
Tie Ice mountain 0f Preston County Is great
natural curiosity. We passcd uyer tie DAlti-
n,orr L. Ohio i.oatl on thu I'D to Kowtcsburg,
tlrn by stgass three miles up Cheat River, paaL
StrksbnrG, al'd cutue out upon t1e Northwest
calnc to he tce mountain. situated on The right
ba1k Of Flu. Run, ono-nulf mile from tho pike.
Il pltuic purtY Wls being held nj tilr baRe Of
thc mountain. After Refreshing o,lrselves with
Il very rultl drink Of wafer from. tho Twin
spss's.s We astesslctl the .nounsa,a Tor so,ne
dietatice Mn4 nrr,rrd ut lie Ice tleld. where VIC
tnNfd Drs. kesnble, Weat, Shuftr, a,la.Srhooey
contemplating t!lt wouueF; also d newspaper
n,un " two taking III tlr s,1natloM IL Is
claimed tllal the he mountain VIA discovered
by fntnc fo!diers In the spsinE VI 1861. Its
discovery WIS altrrward rcp,rtel nEntn, hut
persusls supIuseh tho utseUyurcr was only
trraE to h1ax 8otna one tato making trnttlcss
given to the stosy unttl lately, when rcsponslble
parlies visited il.r DESIGNATED locality OF Its
existence, Isul reported its actual liseosery. On
tl'e north side Ut the mountain. about quarter
III a1l Mrte IL covered With d tanss Ut lootc, ut.
stratird rock. none Of which arc OF any co,,-
siderable size. All was covered with heavy
nlass Vi mosa, which uow Is all torn oH. No
trecs grDw upon i1.-on,y hero md thrfe = low
aslIalI bushes. Rcn0v,ls tic lnose rock tcp Is
dlsroyercu III small Quantities. A t!lermuInetcr
stood nEneiy degrees III the sun, eighty degrees
In tile shade, a,ld forty-eight degrees when
plncct In tlr rocks OIL the Ice In lh.tr crtyices.
4 ctld mir fs present IN the cscviees, hut n"
strong freezing currents US reported. Hundreds
lluyu VISITED H.. The rorks ura turn up, unti tho
ico Is only obtained now by guug down sotno
little Icpih III tie rDcis. wv would sunpose
from, observation sat the mountain Is
u 0'y Hgy ss va. ''e eao Of . '0ss .s RSgis 9sks
and loose thnn tie rest. The po'ous nature Ut
this portion would adlnit through Its nloss cnv-
crlns considerable aii'onnt u water, lnlllsrat-
l,g beswcrn st.r stonea, would form tec In Just
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, 1879-08-22

but no ono could uudcrst md with what object
tic distinguished Traveller hhtl Eane ttHre'
some sllpposlnv tllat he had gone inr t'ir nur-
nusc pt ascending ono Or two small rivers.
Nuw, nds1ccs hare hun received tliht Stanley
ssllcd 1rDn, (}jhrnEtar for '1c West Cnatt u
Africa three wccks ago, having como through,
Tie suez Caua1 III this chartered steamer, ftill
Of carriers. The objert ut nh ]oulno, to The
East Coast Is iin rofore now dssclosed-.
namely, to supply tho grent ues'drratnin or
carriers, am1 no dnuAt tic has a!l tho
tncn wlo accompanied him IN hts lnst Journey
througa thc heart Of Africa. Having left tilt
raltar three weeks nEo. Stanley has now steam~
ed down the West Crnat Of Alricn .l.tert to tho
Congu, with the iutet,ton Of opsn,na no the
mighty river from tl,c West Coast. A sicnsnrr
IadrD with goDds has been dispatched fro'h
Antwctn Within The lnst month, under the pat
runage OF tho King Of the BeElans. This
steamer. which viii remain at thu Conro till
Mr. Siantrv's arrival, hns on boasd two Or three
steam harVcs in sections, whIcn confirms tile
suppostlon That II Ia stan!cy's intention 10
ascend tlie Congo, carrying tl,tsc sections piece
meal round tie tirlIala Falls. We wish him oil
success. tie !s doing d Kreat WORK Tut The opg'i-
Ing up Of commerce; ind, although tho Bel
Etsns have taken the lead. We have no fear That
uur own English merchants wltl lay behind
when the way mas brcn opsncd ui. This coun.
try IL once more deeply inlebicd to tic kn4 ot
The Bolgans for thu energy he has osnlavsd ~
connection With such ali tlnpustaut movement"
, 1879-08-22


The other day q group Of 'longshuremen stood
on the bier In Lcwes, Del, waving the.r hats
mud b 'niketchlo!s around their heads as though
filled With cnthtsoam awakened By sumo cause
TINT was hot then apnnrcnr. But when the pas-
sengers In the Old Dominion steamer l,ndcd
they began waving hats unl hanIikerchIefs as
vigorously. This eausa Of thcse demonstrations
was cloud Of mosquitoes. At tile railway etn-
md o'.tr weeds burning fu fr..nt pr the wln-
dows to drive out ltH insects, ind the passen-
GERS WIRE glad to grt Into HE amokc and enjoy
4 moments immunity from the Annosntlet.
At Rehob0th Station, OIL tile junction q
Dreakwa.cr Railway. the MOSQUITOES were more
numerous t6an In Lewcs. The negroes IN tsit
peach orchards had tttf heads covered with old
sheets. with holes cut through for teir eyes,
In waiting bad their beads covered With mos
quito nets like vc!lB. Il wns impossible to pl1r-
chase piece OF nosqutto netttn4 In the ucfgh-
h0nd. While tile stages were waiting q man
the nearlV frantic animals. At lsehnboth l,eaeh
ule mosquitoes wcse thicker than at the station.
There wcsc Ut the be0inbing OF the week over
400 quests at the Bright llouse, a,'tl on Friday
not Twenty-Five unnamed. lt.ev had dcen driven
awag hv tho mosquitoes: Persons wals1g In
tue streets were nearly ohscurcd by tho
rlonus Of mosquitoes around them. By
bringing the t,.nds together ha1,d-
tul of mosquitoes could bu ranEht ut single
sweep. The ladies' liaht dsessss wcru alnnst
black, 60 thicklv were they covered. The hotel
proprictors were 30 pcstcred by the insects
tFat they seemed to not eaEe whether their
gnests te,naibed or not. Double nets On the
wtulows and laskcned ronnB Car0 partial 70.
lief, but tllc mosquitoes mate tteir way evcry-
where. 1t was ohay by having negro over cac|,
person at thu tables that gucsts could partnke
of their meals.
1t to said that the aouth winds and muggy
wca'her brought them iruil lhe South Jersey
and Delaware swamps anu that tho pest would
probatiy be ended with atrong Wild from The
9uftoes n,any miles out ut sra.-sonethtng they
never before expeslengcd. Nearly ali The pluces
along The coast were similarly infested, hut
none 1T them tn the same extrut as the north.
cru part OF Delaware.
, 1879-08-22


At the lnttf0eeaElc CAnat Congrcsf ttfelY
held In Pars trIe Fat among !he leaders o. llle
enterprise ihttc brought together not. sable
gray.haired nsRu, with keen eyes aud q t4llan-
choly look constantly upon his face. TIL euIn-
paly gathered round IL congratulate hin upon
the approaching successful termination u Que
OF thr ErGatcst engineering achievements ~ tho
century. lie had bcoH t.s head aud front uni
received the congratulations Us just nj I'd pt
bis labur. Then, turning to . irlcnl ut llt LIT; !;
!" | hayu workeu all my lite," said be, tr u
little ronown unt q Ilstlc wealth; aud M. in
lls moment OF MY triumph, Hind llAi nshhrr
IL worth what it has cost inc 1ndecd, tho uuiy
,lsc of The lnouey huva made Ia to help thosa
who are lesR strung or less nappY," The sue4k.
Ct was Louis Fnyre, u Geneva, contractor Ut the
isn,uua Ut. Gotturd Tunnel whirh bus just en-.
tered upou Its eighth alld last year OF e1ustsuc-
Hun. lie went slsulght iToH the CongreSs to
Atro,o, ut thu tunuel's mouth, us,tl wus sIawlll.
the Ievols to Frcueh engineer, On tGe lnoEuilll:
Of SATURDAY, July ~, when he suddenly com
planned Ut crsu,p, called lor Rluss Vi water,
u,ld istl down dead. Ills body was takeu to
Geneva. and oil ths poor Ut h,s VILLAGE asl1 can-
lu.. who Dwell much " nls charity, awulIed tt.u
funeral procession of Statesmen anu men OF
sctence tIiAt passed aluug t,u quiet sl.ore OF
Luke Letnsr. " Hu died OF llle ded of hDlur, u
satd aD orator At Lls tomb; " hu waa killed In
hIg OWu iuunel.h
, 1879-08-22

10 The Editor W Jas T1hHnf.
CHICAGO, Aug 20.-ln rcply to commrnl-
cation In THE TRIBUNE Of today, headed "The
Latc Rev. Robert Boyd, D. d., permit INC q
few words.
The' autobiography of DR.. BOYD Ii IN tho
hands Ut lts suu.in'!aw, Dr.. Thompson, OF
PlttabuEg, and will probably appear from the
publisher during tho autumn. From tastY
perllsul Ut tic opening chapters, nm able to
enltghtcn your correspondent OIL the points At
Issue.
DR., Boyd was born at Grvan, Scotland. Tic
Was not student under ChalmeEs In The strict
scusr Of The word, but Chalu,erh wns one Of thu
preachers OF hts lime to whom ha delighted to
listen. allu Whom liz went uttcn TO heaE.
DR.. lloyd arrived In Cauada 10 September,
1918, nHA hlB pAstorAto ever lle E1lna PIace
Church, Chesgp, uegan III 1850
Previous 10 iIta n1uutinp VI baptist Views, DR.,
Boyd WA not an ordaiutd minister ol any do.
nomination, though Presbyterian bv protes-
sion. lie Ind lecture1 exttnslvrty IN Scotland
aHu 1rciaild on tile subject OF temperance, of
which he was nu enthusiastic advorate. Dnrin,,
one oE blu leetuEiuI tours ha w4S led by et.at.ce
to read book upon bapttsm a. believed In mud
Ing deeply Interested IN the subject. ha studied
thoroughly aud closely. AMI finally aaupted
Hapt!st views. u!s hrst pastorate was IL Stir
ftty, 6cotianI.
II, a. your correspondent intsnatG&, Dr.,
Doydfa NUTRITIOUS trirnls ucssrc fuller account
Of hts career tlau fas yet 8ppeared, allA III nd
yahre Of the pubicsttOA VI the autobiography,
Or, Thompson. ot P!ttsburg, will nost willingly
furnish IT, Il. c. OLta.
, 1879-08-22
Young W. Old Lawyers.


H1pn rAnK, Aug at.-ln thu IIyla Park
Sun Of to-day complaint Is made by young
attorney that too many old lawYers ald not
enouch young ooes arc employed by the village
to defend II iu tho Injunction suit recently
brought by the City Of thirago.
think tie taxpaYcrs VI llyde Park will
uhsntmously agres with The first part Of the
younx astorney's position. attended tbs
meeting Ut lhe Board Of Trustees at hieh the
Village Attorney was authorized 10 employ
counsel 10 ass!st him !u procurting dissolution
OF tue injunction mud defending thu rase II
remember eorrcrt1y, lustsr f1n, thu President
Of the Board was reAA on llas ocsnstun IN wllletI
he characterized tic aut ~ one ba4el On cllerk,
etc., rather than on ls.; stat!ug ,hat .tt'e
precise question Involved had heeu decided bY
il4u 6uuessne Court Vi illino!s unu bv
tho supreme Court Of The United
Slates, Al.t tllat Il would be
st.up!y necessary to tead the optntons of shoss
twu Courts 10 completely ,rout tue city. It
must be that the Village Attorney has 10 con.
adrnce Ia bis own powers - ~ e!ocutlonlst, for
y reports bav!nT smpso,sd Lyman ,Trumbu!l,
Chss4s. Hitchcock to belp hlm read wAat The
, 1879-08-22
UOIsATIO SEYMOUR.

rn,...n,,,.,,. 1,,-,rr III. r,o,,.,,,., 4v,t1,
w',.,f,"n. I,o,n,. an,, e" s.,.s,.,rx s...tan
An Alleged Schcmo tn IMpeach fresl-
dent I.Incoln-ssatcn,ent Of Gov. Seymour
u. 70 ,,r Nav York Draft nlo,s.
ihe Ne" york 1."'ts OF aug 10 puo''shcs q
Of the Hun. Ilorat.o SEYMOUR From It we
make the fo,lo,ylnp t.xtrnrts:
LINCOLN sEFaouH' STANTON.
II any 1,rihrr proof na ntoufu OF the TACT
tia. President Lincoln n'id Gur. Seymour were
Iuttpns were concerned, mud that they wern
united in Their efforts TO nut down the rebellion:
w % jacs whic., los lpore linn opre besu
I,anr.o, II M, ho To,,n,, H. tho friiom>ur
u!spatGiutt W. ~ ,unaa ..ta., H. ~ n!o"ns
9uaYwfdp psasa a, e,aFaetsflsa' , a seises !.n
icttar # which vas sent bv the Democrati: Govern
or. Bnih communications were written In The
srfctesk CONFIDENCE, nt!u They urc now for the
p,,-,, lFF,5ms n.,I ~ cpraas"s'a.. e W.s,es',,
Malsh ID: lsua. iii. Eresi."sv' Coz. sty;uosr::
~ % ILL., a.S f.. ~ ~ anu mssto
sMs eniSj ~ ~ snat t ~ han anx y. M &
sn tsc ~ r. n S nrI, a q" , S xeaa xo r o. a. IT,
om mem ta - nat ~ s.ts. at 1 Y1a aFe r. W.
avu ."au.oo". ~ IN IL untinns ia sd ,nor. ~. ~
snanta!nns tna nns,oh .tao ~ ana 'negsny. as.
,,,oa" sr ~ es,yeon xo an mc ". un, II oe ~
.. 70 tSe mems. m y - i"poiant tsas soen dass
uos ne sni,nnee by nmiust tusncsons IN arc sIua
VI thu olher. In tlls performance OF mr. duty tho
noeded. In tact, y nh!spensablc. This alone Il.
sufficient teasoa why should Wish to be at good
un!csEtanotng with you. r'easo xF'to mo Al least
g. ioMs 'ete .s t,'n, u, rss: III II
9a's ""A' soH '"'N "'' A"'7 'ois !:.,
~ ..,- ,..,.- ,,a...1a "No'. .N..'e..
70 LUIS conMuhlra,!u' Iofntio seymour
1hauc ''e lo'o"tnE 1op!5'
STATE q. NEw ionK: ExEcurtvx DEPARTMENT..
AInANf, Aff1l ~. 1aht-uEAH Sill: nave de-
syco aHsMusMx 3 1oaa !sl.ct f. i"s tnng Hex na5s VIII
M ~ n - pp, ~ s,r. ,.,,. WE. ~
nnint "ecnuy' un nnt ciaia nv smnerios w's.
cu,+s,a,ned " ons. ha!f of tho population Of tue
Norahu1n states. l,aye been prevented from Wv.
ing my views IL tic manner intended hy pres.
snrs Of o'cial uuties which. al tho present stags
of ttu les'slatiye seasaon ot tina S'ate outline mo
to the Exccnty1 Chamber nni'i each midnight;
,s ,s s ~, W. soo" saxo paGu
,rnnses nix ,cunra ~ thc rt,,,t,,r r. ~ n.
}nuny cou,try. '"o -''N'<'o' - WA ~"
III thu maantiue. apsuro you Tint no po1ittcsl
rcsuntulen y, W 1Isrsoai PURPOSES, viii turn ma
aside ftoH sle pathway hate marked ont fae mr.
sclf. tn,ond to show thoao charged with ths I'D.
rnspae!, ~ anA 20 Rass 20 t.oa !ast hoa xeneEahs M
sAFpost y! ~ Aea.n.es LEW nas auupt "ithih tne
s"ss,v."n ~ th,s atnsn" M, prusy +, MIX nv nv
sscr,dcc Of fntcrsst. passiun nj preiuiics' Trniy
yonrs, llottArio sEY4oun.
~ his Exeellency ApgauAu LtScoLN,
II wi, he NOTICED TINT this letter con,cmn,atc.
| q further md iuurer commnnirni(nn frni, ti,e
f;nvcrnnr m tI,,s ,rraxhinnT Tin avantn a.
tan,i,nv ths invus1nn IF Fs,nsyiyan.a hv Las
rendered euch " 1t M ,innsrcssarr Tia tinv,
,s W n ae's IT, o,a' ,s ~ a .
ma hi, avn vnr'is-h, !. so,,IH nnt waii. ,0risc
t,,1,,t so",, -, on., " sa. s I'll hsu
Intn.n Il, connection iii, thr cnrrra,%nde,,ce'
, 1879-08-22

tn the Edifor ~ The TTaahe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.-1u to-t,a,'s Issue OF your
paper | uo,lccd a letter pcrtajnjuv to "sewer.
m. - 49,. ,sh,ot, :, t.a-tftr so.on,t rhora l..
ean' e.s'' "a'eo "sH,"' sseo'a' s.,'
certainty, rs ne states' a!'oee'ne5 loo mach .alk
about thing which exlsss ut the prcsent time
In but msaor degree. 1t mol onl. keeps peo-
min fron, rnrn,,, n f,h4rspo In live. but II t1ryee
,h.,,, a,r.,,, ~. h.so ,,oI .a,r,a a-,,rin,,o.
."s'' a"af. ro" nase nsa eo!au sA's.'s"so ,,.
10 comparing the "hlthf' coholelohs Of LUIS
city With smaller places III the Inst eight or nine
rears, ard do no: hesitate moment In sinttnR
th.t ~. NJ. -. vi, ~ IN eov rho vorv ,cast, ~
NV % vs." "n.. w o., es T,. h'.a T." t,'
aui p'aee ohe can easns Hhu' nave oeen ~
villages, towns, aud clt!ea around aid about us,
md the smaIur the ptaces tue moro '4dtrt," anu
uBithr y ,I,cv nrorn IN ba. Even going 10 the
.,,,ats,, er,.n vii, .ho,r n m fin
cuun.ry taran.nouse oaeu a, "" ,tn, ~ hp tp, ,"u
@ @te'nsuues pex is.ae ~ .,rn nHs. ao.~s .jnsn
HnMree ne1 eas. " Gs&ao ~, ~" ~ ~, a,.r,t
' ma's ttsto tnn "as ashen ~ ~ s,s sa 'as who,.
mme t1om tonh TO- .sS sge .,, r,,int'"i M1'JtG
taas nv oo . sg ~ ns ' ~ III IL wns trv,n, r.,
uT; yus ~ ~. hi,,,'i ",'o H.,
p.aeG him'sG.a outus TJ} ~ c,n'tt,tatv re
nos SIow ~ H., LIAM t%', ,1r,nn ~ 1hay
sshSu '. al.s' @ c & mss "y .r thav had h"s;,
;,e. uv WI ~ s sa,, t",r II hr,,f IN w}sh
"u, hS1. VIZ, ",,,., lu ,,th ~ nnau 4sh.;f harrt;;
, 1879-08-22


CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-l anu surprised to sec you
publish such letter as that Of ". A. F. to-day.
II the story about Palnc's last hours as de-
scribed By Grellat had only d bit OF TRUTH why
then did alt churches refuse Paine burglng-
gsound7
G. Liupard in bis excellent Washtngton,"
sucaks OF Thomas Paine's last hours ,husIr:
"Therc wcro two death.hed-coutcss!on peddcrs
IA doctor und pseacher) watching the last gasp
Of poor Ton, Paine, who, instead Of placing the
cup Of cold water to the lips ri the death
stricken. came here, around the dcath-bed,
ssnsi1nt. ot creeds nnd brcathfnE ant oil the
while, dnd insult with their nenctl n,nt paper
tllc Inst hours Of dying old man. 'fhev asked
him whether tss hBl changed his religious opln-
ions anu believed nnw In slleir crccti. Thomns
Paine looked tn thrir faces and answered: Il
have no desire 10 believe In ANYTHING Of the
k.nd.' am! turned bis face 10 il,e vail"
Tom Paine had no rest, even after Its death.
Cobhett came mid dug out hta body. Amereafs
suil could no. give her greatcst trrnd = resting.
plare. But that's all past SliIl wa silHnli not
ALLOW Its mculory to be lesccraLed. TnuTI.
, 1879-08-22

Bunreme Court dcr'tlctl III III" rascs referred 10.
Docs not the maxim "What 10 cyerybolt's
business Ia noboly's business " Rpply to the
conduct uf a 1awsuisl And, even thauVll the
sult Eav Involve n,nsc questions ot law lhan
anticipated hv tile President ot the Duar,l. yet
IL II ncccssar. for the Village f, rn,nloy srca
individual do It un.icr similar vircunstauccsl
II thu Village Atsusn0y has nnv cbniidtnce in
hts onn nb!ltty, surely hu mud one us sI,c Eente
men named .oilaht to bc apto to present n
tfsrnugh defense to tic suit. l'iltac nr1 the
views Ut A fAxrAsEN,
Who IL not an attorney, but Wishes he was.
, 1879-08-22
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
Pistol Trnct'rn Yur TIM Police,
N ne Editor af The Tribune.

CHICAGO Aug. 2l.-t}en. Sherman has ORDER
cd rifle practice for the army, proposing 10
teach the men how 10 uso tile arms put Into
their halttls by the Government. We have n
small army In our mdat {police), armed by the
city uni paid by u all, With the idea that they
arc to project llves nld property, using such
weapons {as last rcsort) to flrIlrr that object.
Nusr, wpud not regular p,stol practice by thrn.
be OF benefit will venture % say That not one
man In the ley to bring him down.. fuurs truly,
DEAD SuUT.
, 1879-08-22
sticks to tlit I.unRcv.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 20.-A lew days ago
TnR TRIBUNE had u ahurt editorial ttcm stat.
Ing that It Ind private information that the
Hon. T. P. All!s, Of this city, had opcnly With.
drawn from the 9reenback movement, andwas
about to return to the Republican party.
beg to inform sou, and hope you will lay
tile Information before your readers, TINT alr.
Allis bus not gono back on hls 0rocnoack
friends nor has be the least intention Of doing
10. On tic contrary, he Is ns firmly as ever
CONVINCED OF tlr correctness OF tic Grcenback
position, n,nl Will stand With the movement
until IL tsInMphs.
Tile return Of business nctivttr he attributes
tu the Increase Of flr volume Of CURRENCY NOW
taking ulocc,--a Grecuback measure through
har1-noncF methods.
l write what | know from personal Inter-
view Mitl, MIR. AElIs. GEonuE GODFREY,
OF Greenback State Central Committee.
, 1879-08-22

EtEttroa{ fASt. AH1 ].
Wo hare reva.vtd the following important
pM...u,.rb with respect to tbs lnovetneuts Ut
nj II, u. ttauteF, The A(ricun explorer. ftom
q orsespondsnt vhose sources Of ,nJormation
Nj thoroughly Trustworthy: "About niue
u 9nths agu Mi. 6lanley suddenly drpar,eu for
tle East Co4st Of Africa. lie afterwards
t-rne1 up at Zauzlbar, IL shattered sleamer,
, 1879-08-22

Will, open mouth. A doctor was called, bu,
spnsR,s act ii 80 Violently that fur ArvcraI ilouri
IL was Thought hne wuuld die, but TIC ducto,
sctnaIncd by her tl,ruuClont the night, md sbt
ia thought to bt1 ont of danger, though uci
face ID still hldctJtlAlg swollen.
, 1879-08-22

HYDE PAuK, Aug. nQ.-The Stock-Yartls
sewer u, wheels through fisdc Park IL getting
~ L., ,ha chtaf .,,I, for a,ecras}or AMI rrnorl,
~ W s"o wy. ~ .'. .,,s. .san
among Tic eooa eitlzens ot tha' Vl''nEe' ~ "e''
ns In the city at the limits on the South Side.
Never beforu was ths san'o quauts, Of cheek
$3.50" =. ~. 80. . ..' -. ns,,.J sta,,. vas.,
cheek II tae history Of the so-ea'ea s'osh, aeas
railroad, and STINK III INC irctent Wh1eh IS car
rirl on it. From s 10 !, o'clock In the morning
t,,e atink md ,oncal Of lire l,ors arc suffered
- 49, ,... 49, o,...,,, n,,,,.o,u,,, ~ ,,,
~ ~ "no ,''o nsa. ,.,s .''s ~, 'Hp,.,. ,'a s.n
Tue failroaa' From aafK III m'ahlEht lae stln"
Of decaying dead hogs and offal OF n' Kinds is
jn1'cted for n change And 10 It continues day
after .lay. and week af,cr week,
The cheek sonironts al mcu at all bours Of
day or night, aud 1t Is tue most bFazsn aui
cheeky cheek ever exhibited nurw here BY nnv
man or set Of men. The stocx.Y Yards Company
whsn II laid ovu tta rj;1s md ttes sc,ze,l ,,non
public HIGHWAYS an1 private pFopeFty' mud ap-
psnpriated them to Its own use. It stolo its
pusscsslon Ia tic night time, like thief tllat IL
wa, mn, n. aud crea,ed n nuf.once. n r,blIc
nuisance III she poo'lc StFeets' oy oust1act'n9
them. TO adjacent properiY-owners and home.
owners, ny siHoKc. noise OF rngInes. mud cars,
| an1 tnsupportnblc secnchrs. lsnot onlF took pos
but ho!dly laid down Its tTaea across the baule-
wards uni rnrks-for which the peoptc are 80
heavily taxed-at grnde, thercby nar,lng and
damaging them more Than the railroad would
| auy rniLrnau where pttAmg but The iron
unl ties exist, with no right Of way or charter
whatever.
| lhe stnck-i iaros Sompans sto!e possession
,,t" ~" "urt1 rsa " upa - ~. 'caus ,so
nfnoerty-hoh,ers n,uI tfo uubiic frnm tint
street. II stole Elizabeth street, leading west
from Langley asenl,c, aud laid down It's track
~ saa atfeet wi!ilont the saauow o. rleht. lhe
nnnto,ratrd d n1tya.e s % nroSerty' IT. II % 1hl this IN
| fje nirht liI,e a b,irpinr ntml tbtef. NM ror-
tcnt With one track, 1t stole down the seco,,d
Track tn tte nighttime. this Is not M exht-
nation oi lonn.so c!eek' where eah 'n"fte cheek
Nna wtnt +,,ss Tia r,,b1, ,,o,,s. r., In
about in
What do thc Street Commissioner and Board
OF Trustees ot llydu Fark prubu$a to DO shout
| ~ nHaf d0F6 tic soutn t'arR Bdaru .nrOpufe