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A Child Drinks I've.

AZ ints1; s9n Of ANA Cox, oolUrsd, who
resides At 2ls Camp street., drank lot Of I've
yesterday lnorniag, which VII Il al probs-
bllity csuss its death The mother takes il
washing, and while she WAS busy al her
lsborss The child goi hold Of the csn contain
ing the I've which she had Left On the ground
md drank loi Of II. Its mouth so8 tbrosi
were tssrfully ssssr bT the Ijeuid- and il
Tonite3 up l0i Of blood Msiics, aid WAS
s1mm9ne3 And the child wsE somewhat bet
isr Las. evening, though il il Sill II prscs-
-lc,1s condition.
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THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
LOCAL JoTTIhcs.


Delegates Of he Btsis eorTsnngn s y
srnsetfuiir irritsa to cal Vi sina5o q j. "a
DsyiE. sna sEsnins BEinpJ o. nH .nS
bo.ogrsphs, over Isrks express o--'@'
r5ssa DC,oertN
&C. r,sap gshnG al the titns 70 pr
a .es rs,1, boots, shoes snc hEiE
~ c,-,,,s.as ,nclsBssl bkrrs2s, half barrels
80 r., s.le n Il. Dallas bsrrel tsctory.
S.,y,ari,irg new o, the 5 nd l9e store
-n Sanra wsFt O! the postor1es-
w /. -,ius fitting EhiYI- hsTs il mace 70
ia, "a Cl.reys, T0g Msin Etresi up saslrs.
-Hsrs rc1r drawers -nsoe 70 oP.st ~
risrpgy'G. double lined IL the sss' AND "Af
r,ussa not 10 ZIP OF break
--.strsrysry from ihs sd1soeni cli0et sn9
,,,7,trT visiting Dallas, should 90 70 tbs D
49, M, s.gre. Two doors west ofths posioIacs
80 nae The osrgsins In everything.
rar;sr- w erl Cracker cornpEnyE 81 LoDh
rseksrs sre sod throughout Texas. ..
Only q few cots lsfL lsss We'll o'i'' -
Grand. Windsor boisl r,;.,.
Old Judge Smoking Tobsseo b. AflA'''
Uysr FsesorT, gl3 MGin street ...
Send 10 tbs HERALD JOE ofFl0A ''i
VAN, Commercial printing.
Il. Mrers Connof he's Just reesIss7o an a. ~
,,;es II suyders celebrated curative pAas'
GAL Eod get cireg az .x.,,,,s3 in
,ss bignsgt gtyle Of art, .. the HERALD BOOK
> al All he leading styles Of sne ssstson
h., e5,hsr 10 SID or s0h, for young rngh o.
s1Ss.ly esu,s. IL endless variety, al Leon
K,bris. Cz Kim. u,
49, - encouragement Of frui. trees BY III
rner R1Dysn. Write MN
,,- haInirTs gri.s and graham -four. Mill
IA. rs PsssersoD avenue
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Male and Female College

Opens Monday, September 8, under az az
psrienoed snd energetic corps If teachers.
We promise our patrons s i've school. minus
the humdrum and ineficieney Of the average
school Of he day. We are il earnest, snd
will require faithful work. Psrouize Us,
aud your children will be under the super.
vision ola teacher ST. all times. No demon.
slizing and unhesl.ht1l play ground -
romps will be allowed, bu: plenty d health
fll and graceful exercise will Be afforded in
the open sir drills Of the college.
Terms 81 50, 50 20 and 81 30. per month
4 hack will be run for the benefit Of those
living S. a distance from the college.
For catalogues and particulars address
c. II. HogBs.
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Sliced By q Car wheel.

Gearge Hinkle, an employee of the Texas
& Pacific road, met with q sad accident in
rathera peculiar manner Sunday night. He
was breaking on freight train, and having
worked hard all day was tired out and when
the train stopped he sat down on the rail Of
the track and leaning forward with his hands
on bis knees, he dozei of TO sleep. Unfortu.
nately while he slumbered the train backed,
one ofthe wheels cutting q good-sized slice
OF flesh of Of his right hip, producing very
painful though not dangerous wound.
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According to tie sssessment rolls for 1850
Fsorin county eonisirs 81. ssl sore: Of ls-d,
valued 3, S2,Al ,203; town lots 10 the vslus
Of $500, GA: 2,l2l wagons, buggiss snd o,ne.
vehicles, values al $3.50; machinery, ETC.,
10 the value Of S343,7S5; 1928 horses and
mules, valued s, $685., 313: 1890 head Of
cattle valued al Sl4.,472; ifsy jsck., valued
8. S3,75si 4sl99 sheep, valued 8. 81, 1872; l3j
gosis, valued 5. Sl39; 23,953 hogs, valued 81
S25,3l; merchandise to The amount Of S2o2, :
l25; money TO the amour. Of 1922, and
miscellaneous properly amounting 10 S2l7,-
222. Total assessed valuation Of property il
the county, S4.l62,35s.
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Board of Trade.

The Boari of Trade Is on the corner of
Main and Austin streets. It Is one of the
most elegant and quiet saloons in Dallas,
and is under the proprietorship and manage
ment Of Purdy & Randell, late Of the cele-
brsted Jocky Club saloon in Galveston.
Their liquors and wines are superb; they
have always fresh cold beer, and their cigars
are unsurpassed in Texas. Both the pro-
prietors are genial, courteous gentlemen,
who know how to entertain their guests and
study to please. When you want drink OF
pure LIQUOR, 90 to the Board Of Trade.
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Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
| Pictures.
RosenfeId g. Bond,

UuIy Unt FIIce 20 MI 7
We Received aud Quote this Week at:
Smoked Halibut at ACC per lb.
Fresh boneless Goldfish at To- per 10.
Hamburg Eels at 4oc per can.
Potted Hams at CSC per box.
Fresh Apple Butter at l2kc per ID.
Fresh DAT Meal at &c perlb.
Fresh Graham Flour at Go per Id.
Fresh N. Y. Cream Cheese al 20c per Id.
Genuine English Curry Powders at Csc per
bottle.
Fresh Gumbo File at csc per bottle.
Figs, preserved In syrup at toc per can.
The above goods are all fresh. Our goods are
guaranteed "a represented. All orders will be
promptly filed and delivered free to any part
OF the city. ROSENFIELD & BOND,
IN Kim Street.
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1850. Fall and winter. 1851,

For the latest novelties and curiosities OF
the season call on Douglas Bros, COZ Main
street, where you will find bran new stock
Of fac cloths, cassimeres, etc. These gen.
tlemen have now and will keep constantly on
hand the largest stock OF fine piece goods for
gents wear in the city These goods will be
made up in irst-class shape, and trimmed in
all the latest designs.
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IceatJarrctt...

Jarrett ia in receipt OF pure northern lake
ice every three or fourdays, besides keeping on
hand afull supply Of manufactured ice. 1t
Is sold in large or small quantities and is
shipped to parties in the surrounding coun.
try on orders accompanied by the cash, and
delivered to any part Of the city. Leave
orders rear Of Apollo hall.
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Removal

Messr.. Huey d Philip have removed to
Eheir large and commodioua store, CAT and GAO
tnlm street, two blocks above their old stand,
here WITH increased store room they keep
largest stock Of hardware, iron, betting,
nner's stock, crockery and glassware TO be
ound in north Texas.
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Notice.

The fall term of the Dallas female college
will open Monday Sept. 9Th, instead of We'd
nesdsy Sept LET as heretofore announced.
The change is made in consequence Of neces-
STATED delay in preparation for opening.
MARSHALL McILHASY.
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psrusifuI Paintings.

Call 3, wiIlis4as d Tollirer's drug l.9is,
.9s Ma street. sod examine the ph1nllh1gl
q. Mis- Fannie Lower, ~, teacher " Dsi .l
IsJe and Fsrnsle college. SPECIAL stss-'1o1
osllsi 30 Der specimens o! PAln,ang Cl
bi-s. u,rtle, holley WOOD pottery eN'
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Attention, Ladies'.

The yery ls.es. styles Of visiting cards
,o.s n.nsr-csrd. and envelopes just received
u Mss5p 4 grb's, 7l2 Main street. osii
aud ersmiue them.
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Yesterday Was Tie hottest Day Of the seq
SOL. Tie spirit sherrnons,ss =; The drug
store Of George 7. Atkins registered 95s1
and ordinary wall Instruments rsa Up to loo.
l92 and l019. Men and animals suffered
intensely with The heat and the whole town
Struggled hard but il Tsia 10 keep cool
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c,a.p,,.ss 20 and from. Bremen 10 DALAI
Only $50. Apply 70 w. X. y" aeelock, cor
rer Mar srd Aus.in streets
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Ladies' on DaIlas

You are invited 70 call and examine the
.srges. stock and latest styles Of stationery
lin boxes ever Brought 70 the city. A.
Mason l. Erbz, 7l2 NAH street.
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Our stock of boys and children's clothing,
is large enough to furnish each boy or child
Nth suit, al z. NJ. Kahn & Co.'s.
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At Their Old Stand

Meredith Bros, are at their new building
and will be glad 70 have all Of their old pat.
rons and the public generally 70 cali on
them. Best liquors and cold lager beer.
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Ladies

viii find no trouble in getting fitted in 8
ins pair OF shoes a! Leon kshn's-we have
them. in ali styles and last, and fully war
:sa. every psir custom made shoes sold
NJ ma
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Leon Kahn

Keeps q full line of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen, made for comfort and ease,
in southern ties. Calf brogans, English
walking balls or Congress CATERS. high or low
cut. They are frst-clsss, and you won't be
bothered with corns.
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We don't Try 10 borrow any oys'srs. ou'
~. we've hem e7ery night, and don't VOL
Jorge. IT,
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s and IOe Store.
Pirst Of the season

B,-gsi-s Ia lsees sad embroi3s es, two
sSor. vest 81 the posto-ies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-31

The American sewing machine company
will uaovs 70 10j Elm street on ins is' OF
gsp.embe..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-31

school time has ovne rad 50 hsTe ins
BON cloihiag. 81 Z NJ Kahn * e''s'
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Psrsots sending their children swsy 70
school, should nol isi. 70 furnish them out,
ME VI Kahn & Co.'S.
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Do you want TO know what your ice-cream
contains! Then go to China hall, buy you
: freezer and make your own ice-cream.
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WIS. Coughs nour's school

o, girls viii reopen ias trsi Mo1as! u
Oc,eoer. A class Of siahl bqgt VII 20 'S-
csiYei,
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A hsndsom4 assortment OF boYs' school
suits, q, z. VI. Kahn IL Co.'S.
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Always Ahead,

Go 10 the Delmonicore.tsursnt this even
ng for dish of those saddle rock oysters.
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The "CINCINNATI HOUSE, Is ne Iy
furnished; board and lodging 81 per week
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Fresh ss35le rock Oysters II Eegf a. A'
Delzs2nioo restaurant,
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@. sigari.

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Convention Hats

Al Len Kshn's, 9o4 Elm street
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In answer to your inquiries we have to state
that we have handled your goods, (Cemen
Chimney Flues, &c.) for some time, and they
have given entire satisfaction to our custom,
ers. We consider them Ecomical, Safe and
Durable. CSigned]
Z. p. Cowen & Co., Geo. oafman, Sherman.
W. A. Calfe. Wsxahachie.
r. NJ. Page. Mckinney
8. o, Cary, Ennis.
j. W. Story, Mexia.
RI. Alexander, Ferris.
Newburg & Co., Pilot Potn
Il. Smith s SON, Paine
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Fall styles Of Gents SILK Hats
J9,, received ii Leon kshn's, 9oa f~n
street.
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stet.on,. View style. soft Hats.

osotsVh We" SYKES SUN hsts'
Candidate and governor, also beautiful
pocket hat for young men, at Leon kshn's,
GOA Elm street.
, 1880-11-13

Tho 1IRrW0od FuIlarB Mt HEtMnearpllH
lfein@ Investigated by tho Creditors.
Apt<tat DtsN@teA ~ Tns CAisapa Tribune,

Tho 1Iarwood Flilalrs Mt minneapolis
lto'n@ Investigated by tho Creditors.
Hptetat DtsI~tea ~ Tns Chisuga Tribune,
MiSSEAr01Is, MIMI. Noy. 1.-THE fail
nre Ut y. u. llarwou.l Il To-, tho wholesale
dry gs'u,s house VI this city, is more serious
tasan whs Mt first surpassed. and begins to be
complicated with vague charges of frauti by
di,Mplointed ere,llt0rs. Thu recorded lEn-
hIIllfes Of tic tlrm Increase daily by the
1!1,ut ii!nS Ut now sx 5HdEEassts Es 't and hoy; now
t! !S liz eo'sts. 1t j Seieve that Ss" a. 'ay US rs
tlfty Ut thuso crtlltnrs arc IN tho City. many
1l theIn fruln New .fHrk, vim will int state
Ill certatn mysterious Investigations. SOUS
IT t!lest, flreIgn cretllturs nru beginning to
n'nka cl!arges, Ut frMl,tl. Ynnr c0rrestn'i,tl.
ent las lnyeSliKate1 tic ground for this s,,s.
taels: Tho books ,of tlle llrni. i,uye no't
been siluwn, a!wl their whercabouta
Il, mt known. NMhEng ,.cnn 10 learned
nf the ,ussuts q, OF the tlrn', thongI. an
e ispiSs IL as IT xss aay u eFoSFess = ss s s sf a
Ut tbs slnIo oT thy failHre. llaIwootl explains
!hls ty tto fuct that Ills N9w York buyer hatl
bought gnotls III u'tyanca that l.o might mako
es .s ha bee je%st @ fssSs fros s;,sts a hy othsyy
Is llralt.
WtnItfs Wits for 3l00, ,00U llpnn u notp wlIUso
existence WINS not preyf0ltsly .kiluwIl. Tie
tlay bef0re thu fAlluru IiArw0nl tuuk atl lis
9notls out Ut tlle rAtlrou4 Waretl0,lse., plyilg
heavy freight t-ularges. .S,tce tho futlIra liz
Inns 6es.i, making IargndisroUnts rpo,l collcc.
ttons a1il lIot accounting fur tic lnt,liey. 4
great Muly 1T tho g0Utls. COVERED BY the
gro1nu vi false pretcises il, lilo purchase.
AlMl II Is thought tte ladders nf Judgments
will mt reallzc near, tllelr full value. New
Y0rk creditors, with whom he has icait
largest, will suffer nIust hY this process,
About seventy -dyu claltlls ure now 4Ied.
, 1880-11-13
Gen. Garfield Laid Up with q
Bad Cold--Innumerable
Letters.
Complete List Of the Members Of tho
Next Illinois (lcncrnl As
scnbly.
Oa1neron's County the 0uly One in Penn
sylvania That Made No Re-
publican Gains.
DRY BONES 1sATTLTNG.

POLITICAL OlkASDEES Tu SuFFElt
FuN TlIEiR CRIMES.
5pteta. Dhpateh TO TIT Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. C., Nov. IA letter re-
ceivcd here to-day from gentleman In tile
DistrIct-Attornej's Office In New York
speaks with great confidence Of the prOs-
reets Of fully nnearthtng the Morey letter
conspiracy. It names three officials 0f the
DcrnocrntIc National Committee, including
the Chairman. am 'cyeral outside Demo
Gratis of prominence Y.li0 are pretty certain
to be crimfnaffy connected with the ease.
III fact, tho evidence Is regarded rs cui.clu-
stve against so.no of them. mud nil evidence
points strongly to tho guilty completely of
tito others. Arrests that will fix tie nttcn-
tion Ut the country. according to this
letter, may be expected s0ol,. Every branch
of the conspiracy will now bo followcsl with
all the eMergy that Gun be thruwn Into tue
csse. The EncHtnp Star Inns the following
New York special on tho subject: "rhe
Morcy Chlnese letter Is just beginning to
mako trouble llere among thu Democratic
leaders, WIN arc now
COMPLAINING THAT THE NATIONAL. cont
MlTrEE
had better not been In existence, witt, ita
officers so inprudent as they hnve been. The
evidence points to tlisgrncafi,l conrlusim.
TO tho long-winded trial. Tha prtofs
nlrcady Mt hand will clsop tile polit-
fttcal heads of three or four prunE-
1Hnt men, A,ld are lfable to opell
the prison gates to some people who are IN
great trepidati0n, but do not yet know that
they are caught. The prosecutors ut Philip
refuse to give out their l1ne OF procedure,
but 1t is knpw1l TINT they have clews TINT
will create still greater surprises. This atfAlr
3i HIM Ek1p $0f H. rs, ,fr.s
, 1880-11-13

Special Dispatch to Tie ChteaaV Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. C., NV. ,l2.-rhe STIR
Inns the following In regard to O'DrEen, one
Of tile perturers In tho Morey case: "Jnncs
U'Brien, tic District witness Iii the Mercy
letter case, is a native of this city, q young
lnaia about 81 years Of agu or over, Of fine
physique and pleasng atl.lress, ind WINS well
known III Georgetown, Ut which plncu llo
was restdent for tllo lust two or three
ycars, until about four months nga, since
which time ho Inns been mixed up In
n number OF ratter disrepn.able nf-
fairs, ono +of which was prlze-
fight, about two ,nonta,s nRo. with
Mick Cation (who Inns figured recently In tho
Fdiice Court, where ha was charged with
attempting to killing Ills wife), III whicl,
Cation Is said to lMyu come oil sccOMtl best.
o'NIHES, TI1OCGl1 Young,
ls well-knowlt In Police Court circles In this
city. III May, 1875, lie appears In n, assault
case In which lle wns fined $40 or sixty days
In jail; III November, 1871. fur III. airray,
thirty days; Iii October, 1873, for nj,
atIrny, lii which he paid fne Of $40; III
April lust for r0bbIlg u droyer, which was
not proved, a,Il tl.s case wns dismissed; u,Ml,
III July Inst. for r0bbing I'M oltl soltlirr If $50
~ W. NsN~At ofA AAtsAos tttNfV NE0&6 6N~
town, In which lie
ESCAPED PUNISHMENT
blythe failure Of tile old nuIt To fully Identify
him III court. lie attended the city elpctinl
In Baltimore, nnd fro,u there went To Cum
berlan'. O'l3rlnn Inns sister living II,
Georgetown, OIL High street, and lle lust
resided east OF Rnck Creek. III E,lst Market
space. Tic WIS known to lstye beun nbscnt
from Georgetown on Monday md Tuesday,
tho lst md 2d nf November. aisd to have
been there OIL wednesday, Nov. 1, anl 10
have left on Thursday night. On tho Sun
day night bcfOre the election party ca,ue
over to Georgetown looking for O'Dricn, a,.d,
daring his Inquiries. Eaye NIT TINT II WIS Il
anatter of $40 eaclI ii llo could get O'nrien tu
90 to Baltimore will, i.1m. During turt Ut
this past season O'Erlen wns Mt one OF tho
Virginia springs fur so,he time, hut
LAST 4TlI uF JULY NIGHT
he and q Inan nnlned Mnrg,n were arrested
for knacking down NJ, nd soldier and rob-
binE him OF Ills penslon-ln0ney, ard WINS
committed to JUL for Ii hearing. When tho
soldier tn about twa wceks) wns able to nl,-
pear, he profcssed to Ge unable to identity
bis assailants, nnl O'I3rlcn was released.
, 1880-11-13

TI111,E wE1lE SlSErf-ASn-SISE.
DEs MONIES, tn., Nov l!.-rlsu io,ut State
Rcuister hns i,ow the Official returns from
the alnety-nEne cointtrs III 1owl, with tho
following result: For Garfield, 1Eho5l; for
llnnrock, tUs,n.s; for Weaver, :rI,5aU; scat-
terlng, t7O. The to!at votc Gust was :ssi. .e:saa,
Iowa giyrs Gari!eid u, III, najorlsy over llnn-
curs, which IL tlio lArgcst luajurlty 1t Aus
ever Elycll Any man.
, 1880-11-13
TEtEGRAPHIC NOTES.

6pfetal uispateh IL The Chteuaa 'nSA"" AZ,
DuuuuuE, la., Nov. la.-J. ". lio"s'', ~, iii
Trpususer of Wright County, s'aa ''Is 1T,
bn,,dsiuc,t N naSs promised .u sestls eva
LITTLE isocK, ARK, NV, la-t'oii -.tI'ao,iirnaiIis u
ts,-tlay Issued i proclamation ~ tI,aukf
Thursday. tha 18th lust, aS oa3 ~
Kiylag.
, 1880-11-13
1EhS80N.

31fs "N3<14 1V HIs a1'KsskFF.1It WE lUITIE5E.
Special Dtspdteh 10 Jht Chttaeo Tribune,
WAslllSOToS, q. e., Nuy, la-ti'ho Hon,
john A. kass0ll. Minister to Austria, llus
bee,, In Washington. several tlays, II, cl,Ifcr
with the Secretary OF State a,us receive so.l,e
spccla! Instructions respecting certain treaty
relations OF the United Statcs Minister
kasson was with Secretary Eyarts this even
his on thu business mentioned. In thu course
ofa conversation with TnK T.uuuSE eorro-
spondent this tscuing, alr. Knsson, who ts
prominently mentioned Us Republican cau.
dilute for Speaker Ut tic House Ut Itrpre-
seutati;es tn l4e Fvrty-seyuntL Congress, ~
, 1880-11-13

mnrkcd TINT he s1lnnA In ST. situntc,l Tint lie
conld return from Vlennn III r'snntlse 10
trtrgtaphlc ndytcrs, should circumstances
npprRr to lUnke 1t necessary. Mr.. knssnM
expects to gu tn New Ydrk tn.sl,orrnw uignt,
nMl will probably return to Washington be-
fore he salls fur Enrupe.
, 1880-11-13
hIARYLAND,

THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nuv. la.-Dllcial vote of
the Stnte for Presidential Electors: uu,,-
cock, n',1oU; Garfield, 7s,5l5,
, 1880-11-13
Tho Policy Of tho Admtnistration-Gcn.
uArilcltl's Cnbinct.

Ind sn satisfactory n enmrnIsN tour IN my t!fe
never hnyc seer ab much xeN1, eh inuci, cnrsi-
cstHGsA, Or Hllch unnn1nIty ut sentiment, iillGss
It WIS fn tho ctnptEn uf 1901. Tho lld Liberals
af,'l independents WIN believed 1t WIS prlifunt
10 tra'lo With tho South, and thnuRht tln.t IT tho
trt,aps wcro wltht1Tiwt they wt,l slenl fairly
with tho ncgrU md the cMrpet- bn9Bcr frankly
c6Ifessel themselves N,istMken M tn Il matter Of
fnct. aud fnul.tE them all buck IN tho ranks,
inntc ssnlwart tint mn, II thl's ptssibIc. They
discovered TINT tho f!ssake which tho sotl l,as
cuntlnGnlly hecn lnnkirx-tlnd when SAY tho
sutth tnchn tho Snusileen 1srEutlicra-ls tllAt
on every ncGtson when wr lavo bccn tnaRilani.
mn'ls. they hnyo tnetMkcn It ant supposed TINT
wo wcre p1ssllnnl,nous. iasinK heHn foaIrtI
twtcr, they hah no sort Ut Ilen of being foolei
nYaln."
contemplating tho roeults, SIr. Storrs, what,
LII ynur opinion,
pttuusattr THOSE RESULTS AnouT?''
The result cA1Enut be attributed to any ono
cn,tsu. While that, IN my Judgment, ~ entirely
trtte, It Is ll|u tn sny tf,st whit Ia pspu!Mrly
known ns tho 'blot"1y shtrt cut n0 figure fn
tho campaign. Understanding tho blootly
shirt IL ,nchn free ball0t and Il fuir count nr
thu emll0t as ctss, tho enforcement nf the tt,ll
ssltutlonnl amendments which guarantee Loth
ut these. nt. tho putting t0wn Ut III, fraud and
trrsorsn. and vl1lcneu ut tho pulls, c,t,l e,ly
thnt Il frme tho stal'e U Tho e,taipui9!,. md
s shH fstto Z w,s "p which, IN tho tupubl'cun
sei ,,, T. VIZ t's,ty !,t... ~ ,o,,r, ,,, a,,
,,I MrY ;nit 9"e'.'o''' VI co"Fae' cu1 eo1slacF'
.'As ,'ecply ns In tho manufacturing DISTRICTS
t"rtr ~, NH ~ ~ WIFI ~ Ill to M
= ts...a: a,'a % Ms irutmu!y As ~ luz Mtst!iesa ~
e,nss rf,,s VIZ xt tia SsFs f! In, H. no no. syy s q m
!v'e. aa ILL !t .etuoss!n na Fa3!cnGo n,st
,. Svnsr wns a"spgr t,,' s!tor Or al y them
nal.a y WIS pertecty csear 70 nny nno Nio tonk
purt III lno enhsHss mat ~ tno 1t!aRnletl ~ lLe
RrGint maas u ttg penlno+ iae LING iof 1oh,
ellthslnk inc n!scntlers ~ tho INV hat
p1asesl hnn !ne iamo Inr the Gnibreoll,Gnt
~ lhc !aw hilF nffieei II was belieseH A1l'i IL
believed, INIT Gen' Gal.rs' WIS IL t;!ll sy9-
nathy wth ~ th'se Wn hel1l tue 80 op!.lnlls Ia
iho tn'll[tn!t httcllssl"t'1 it!rlK lho campaign
,At cnsest. tue Gah 70 tho r4Knt to tret sMint
ne the sats!o re!ttioh tnat ttlo anSn1y titles ~
@ .S nGasG.s. @ ~ ,Hn M Fcau.M % us sn ihgMs
.t,... MuGt " Fani Fi.., III stFN.cc' nuL '!alt
solv mil ri "vrrvwhcre- mn, ti,'. tnt'u} nr,.
nn,. If ii", i;rnnt II, tf,o tum, t.1nf rtl.,,tc
tt,t"rnsniy tn snit,ITr,nv r. XVIII III tm. ho
ant,.artsl nj WarFun. wlero ho IN tnsdn .' his ~.
fnult,,Is severn ,1.!n,,c spcocf. to ao Yrrv rloso
nf sHn ,n,,,,'nI,,,, III" rs nna i,. i,.i 3,' liz"
nf sHiriw ,'f .nr" stild In thoir yt ~ MI ia IL
II ttair "rti,;,sns,, % 'o'' ''A '"''t "e"' ~" III
= Wf,,f ,s"r" wn,,r im,rnast,ru
- ..', =" -, ,s,"... 'n -. 's'"' :.
THE CnShICT Hf THE CAMPAIGN
In In y In Nnyv FrtSS
, 1880-11-13

p,,1nI,I,ai M1nMh1ican ,!na!oriiy y
". Jo4,lsun Ia Left In ttle Fltth District. NJ
IN yucglIlcy hAs hecH declared ulil uu elertlNn
wtss ur..oret. y, | limit s.e how ~ l.aMH cnI.
Kvt ttlu sslt without ,l,l0thtr eluetl0L., sven II
JnhnsnI res!9ns nr IOses bs settt.
l.l,cAs hnt LIS nlnjnrtty III the'rWenty. seventh
District. Fsgttr intends tn contest tie election,
Ut Luc.s, utl the ground at Irregularities iA thu
SctuTta.