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WISCONSIN.

GPfe1dt I4pltcH 20 Inc ChtecR0, 1fttuHfs
MILWAUKEE,, July 1e.-The denomination
Of tho Hon. II. l.. Humphrey as the 1icpub-
lcnn cn,ltlltnte fur Eungress im the Seventh
week, lns naturally turned tl.o attention OF
politicians un botl, stiles to tl.o condition of
atralrs III tho other districts Of the State.
Notwithstanding tho heated term and the
general tllsil. .1lination to labor the managers
hive found time to discuss tho probabilities
Of November and the availability Of thu re-
spectlye aspirnnts for Congressional llnnors.
III two Of the districts, tho First md tho
Eighth, everything IL lovely In tho Ilepubl!c-
nils ranks, md therp is llO manifestation
~ yet of = tesirg for 4 Change.
It seems y;4;,, to DO agresa TINT t!lo IIon: 2.
who IL no,Y serving his fourth term III
Congress will be rennlnlnatrl by .ncclntna-
tlu1,-nk lfs competitors fnr tho position l1ny-
luz Writte1.tn hin tint they declined to Gil
,nay. therefore, bs considered q foregnne
conclusion, a,ltt lis reelection ulso, MS the
district Is capable OF rolling up four or tlvt
toAsand D,., H.. lirpubllea', minority. LII tllo
dov. FOUND
lias q soft Thing, niNl m easy roatt to travel
arc1leetloll. liz Inns ,ntreatly served tw0
terll!s iii Congress, a1lu has proved 10 be ole
or tltG llltlst progressive ntu fnlt1Inl !upHlDrd
ever sent to Washington from WISCONSIN.
! ii tho Sec0nG District there Is 10 bu Il lively
Gulitest for tho nomination. Thu present
me1nber, l.. b. Enswell, Of Jefferson, Inns
lteld tho seat three terms, md other u1nb-
tluus men III tlla district thlnk
he ought to step ttown nn.l nltt.
Tho district II composed Of Jefferson, Dune,
Snuk, nMl CnuMbiil, nlla pucll Of them will
1,resGnt n cnlltlltlntN lii tho C0llygHttoll,-
tnsWGll, from Jefferson, Senator burrows
from Dnnu, Senator WUOtllnAl fruIu Snllk,
mud ex-senator Bowman tr0l.t Columbia
iii good men anil prominent Iii tic pnrly.
Not Unly WILL tho questions OF rotation In Ol
t!co bu urged, nltl tlla claEns Of locality, but
| the pertinent question whether u county tint
Ii largely Democratic shall continue t0 carry
| otf tho coveted Congressional prlze ycur
| after year. Altogether Alr. C.isWnll dues not
iiplear 10 nave smooth sul'nK blt. ~ l!9 h!s
tNell eoMti, ti, ,satisiastoM, IT, ~ lsot nnl,F1napla
l!!at ~ "! e''!au ~ a4Ht!t " eGapinaiiss i
GA.!ttl!ls1e; w. JnuEe ,tinti!Iey w u ts
oGstc4tttls PM ~ aiiia I!stt'ca u nlso III aoup'a
WIKI tAo ella'sees lhs"F1hH ....-...
THE HON. 6Eo1N;E e. HA2L6ToS,
the present tllcMl'cr. Tlere are u number oil
ambitious yui,,,K fellows in IlazcitUn's dis.
tret tint nru Of lilo oplnion tllnt they would
sltlnn III Washington II they linl IL chance
| md ara determined to 70; Int neither ol
tlle.n would begin to I'LL Mr. llnzetuu't
| plucti, Tho Fourth District, hnw represented
by tho Hon, u, v. Ucuster fIlpl, J.. Is tlo ul>
f,,ct Ut tleeli yui1citiNlt ON b,th H1tins. When
thp Inst NppOFttollnent was nintlp tl.e district
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FORDIGN.Y
The Porte Anxious I'll F9hAn Ne.
gotiations over'tkee kee Phnd.
ary Questioh. 1''n -
Hobart Pnslln Refuses t t".Com-
nland Any Squadron Ahihst
the Grcelxs.as; III
A Massacre Of Christians tRdported
from Adana, in Asta..'',,,.tt'
Minor. =. :,
TURKEY,

WANTS TO SEnoTlATE. +
CoSsTASTISnrLE, July 1a.-It Is conatl;
crud probable tint the Porte, taking Its sthul
on Art. q Of the Treaty Of Berlin, wllh|S.
stfpulases TINT In event Ut Turkey md Gretee
being unable to agree upon n rcctttlcat1o4 4.
thu. frontier snEgeste,l in tho thtrfee!lll
protocol the Powers reserve to tllt,nsclyss
the right tn infer lnetliaton to facilitate NJ.
,tlat!io,'s wlll clain the right to rccel"n'e'lr
cor 4 coon JOB,
11crr.,. .Wettendorf, German doverl,tnen,
tho Porte f1r three seats:at n salary Of lo,o0
fr'tlcs yearly. ',:.".s.
VIII. NOT FIGHT THE 0KEEKs.
l.oyi,oy, July ts.-A dispatch from Con.
,tciinitly refused 10 take command of ally
sutlnt!ron sent to attack the Greeks. ="
Tl.UOrs LEAVING.
Troops have Just left hero for Dar4a
lellcs. :!
TIME FOR AN ASswEn. !,
NJ. NOvfkhiT, Russian Ambassador, Inns in,
formed tic Porte tlnt the time has conle ft'i
m nnswer ~ regard to the Hxegutfon of tl!t
English. and NJ. Tissot, French Ambassador
linye spoken very plainly to thu Sultan I'll
regard to the decisions OF tho Conference
n. 'Iissot tud tllu SultNn that Ills throne
n Egypt ;u1giit 60 followed, II lie rufusuI tt
curry ont tho decisions.
CHRISTIANS sfAsgACnED.
A Constuiltf,lDple dispatch reports thn
SONIC Christians hive been nlnssacrcl IL
Attnna in' Asia Minor.
MuSTESEHtlo.
THO Me-, alontenegrtM aeestIo' Is reportSa EeE t t.
nwnits ctt,lseilt 0f tho Powers to tho nrrange
1nt,nt nh rtcpiht f,f which tin Stlltnlt vii
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 1s.-Te agent OF I.!oyd's
te!egrapl,s tlto.loss Of III Australian Liner.
tho liydaspes, Capt. Dnboi, from London
fur Melbourne, with n general
cargo and passengers. 1t appears that she
WINS r.ln into Mt 6 O'CLOCK On the after
Houil of Saturday during aellsc ,fog,
Wills IN tow mt n point
three niles to the east northeast Of
Dungeness, II headlallti forming the southern
extremity Of Kent by the British
steamer Centurion. The lIyiaspes sank 1t,
n few minutes III sixteen fathonls Of water.
TLu passengers mil crew, MI Of whom were
crew and passengers haye lust NIL
their effects. The Centurion has arrived ut
t;rayesenu with her bows lun1aKelt. Tile
1lyt!aspes. WIS NJ, iron sl.ip of 2,otB tons
gross register,
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A CONTRAST.

EIGHT HUNDRED MITsI.1tINH OF DEBT TA1n
IN rLFrEEN YEARS Of REPUBLICAN, Ntf.E
--},nw THE DrMOcl!ATIC rAltry IsAS TILE
GOyEtNMENT INTO l,EltT. :.
lsa Ttirar,sp' to Nt,u Fork Tribune.
WAsnISoroS, ID. e., .tuly 10.-Wisftn two
OF t,ruc tlays tabular. statement, prepared
Mt tho Treasury Department, will be Issued.
"s!,owing the reduction Of thu principal OF
tho National debt, less casll In the Treasury,
AMI decrcnse Of interest charged thereon a''-
n,,nlly frnm Aug. Ut, fst,s. anil monthly frut,
March, !, 1877, to July /. 1880" Tic staN-
,,!ent differs from thoso Issued on previous
years relnttug to tho sa1nu subject unIy in
l,rugtnv the work down to (. later ttnte. Tile
following table exhibits tlle result III sunl-
mary form.
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CANADA.

Tho Trent Valley Cnnul Ikoutc-NOrtI,-
Shore lIn1lwuy-Iteeelptx Of Grain by
Canal Mt Observation-Disclosures Abroad
Quebec (sllberunturlAl ExtrnvA-
Eaflce.
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, July 1s.--Tlle tci'utatlon OF
civic Iignitnries nlul hnrlor commissioners
returned tonight froln inspecting tho Trent
Valley canal routo frtnn this city to ChicaGu.
So fnr Us their opinions call l'e 0btallell thoy
Nru III favor Ut the Government lllcnrrfilE thu
expense Of Il ttye-foot eEalu,el, nsit would not
enable shippers by that route to compete with
tho }Nella1lu Canal wl.eru vessels nj larKo
size nre employed. They 0bIect to tho elier-
nous o.ltlny that would Le Incurred to
mako channel ut eight 0r tem feet In depth,
which III their opinion Il what wonl,l bu rc-
quirctt for thu tratl|c tl!at would result. II
no canals existed already, anl ,,ew route
for o,lu to Chicago l,ntl tu bO chosen, tlloy
would decidedly glyo the preference to t!se
Trent VAilcy ltte ~ being tho shortest by no
,l,ilcs md tho least costly, the estlnlate being
only S10,00,000, wh!le thu Wellald Canal
cost S;:,s5' 600. Tho lGp1tati0n think as II
local enterprise for opening mp an extensive
tract ot tho most fertile country tho tistfoUt
chanltel siuultl he tl.ale, but not ut tho Gov
erlllent's expense.
sp<etdl Dspat<A to 7as Chicago 7rtbhns.
QuEnEc, July lS.-1t Is reported that tho
Princess Louise and suite will sail fur Eli
gla,ui from th!s port Oil Saturday, the alst
Inst, by the steamship pulynesIan. Her
ltoyal llIshl.ess lIns not completely recovered
from the effects of the runaway accident at
Ottawa Inst w!nter, and 1t IL believed to bu
for this reason, md OIL tho recommendation
OF tue physician In attendance npou lIe1
Royal lilglsness; tllat she Will try cltal,ge
of air. Prince I.eopoll will doubtless sall
with tho Princess.
spsetal Dtspaseh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, July l8.-I3agon Max yon Weber,
| n member OF tho Prlvy Council Of tho 1'rus
| siull Ministry, llu8 tlrFlYcl here to Uxaulfllu
i,ttu thu practical! working Of the 1lar, 0W'
guage rAlwayy, liz Ia accompanied by III,
l,ohnstedt. of Tie prussIan Government Ell
e'a aptstal DaDatea to n. Chicago 1&4tun..
MONTREAL, July lB.-rhe G0Yeslutelt oi
| Quebee has Teeclfetl un Ofur from com
| pAlly to lrase the NUrth-SitOre hallway fOl
thlrsy years 0t SM0,0oQ u yeAr Tor tbs hra
ten years, $a00, ,000 fur the second tell, ul,t
x5t>0, ,l0Q for the third ten.
l. Tlore was U yory notable increase In TIL
receipts of grain by cullal ut Mul,trua! foI
tho week ending July ", as compared witt
thu corresponding period Ut lust year. A
tutal nf 6U1,T3l bushels was REACHED, whit
lust jear tho receipts Tor tho week wore OIL!
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at this tln,o Of tho year. Meadows arc look
tng wall, inr thnrH lIas been Just enough rain
tu kcei, t!lcn frcsl md green.


NytHC.)SS1N.
I'spfetal Dhpnteh to Ihe Chicago 1t4bNns.
WATERFOWL, Wis, July ts.-Tln winter
wheat ls NIL harvested In this section, and Inns
been secured In good condition. 1t wonli
DO snfc 10 estimate tho yield Mt twenty bush
els 10 tho acrr, with ar a Nh. berry. 1hc
return os clear, cool weather has worked II
favorable change in the condition Of aprlnr
Inn. 4 fatr crop. Tile. rcccnt' hot, llulggy
pertotl wns very trying to spring wl.nt. .atltf,
while nlf'of 1t Inns suffered murc or less from
rust, tlle principal tnn,aKe hrs been .lo1'G .,,,
ground.
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THUS It IL shawn TINT during fifteen years
nf peace under Republican Administration
Ss37, ,l0l, ,SsltA III tho principal Ut tho debt
II! interest charge Is S7l,0W,000 less than at
tho Gloss Ut tile War.
in contrast with this remarkable showing
1t Is useful to iintice briefly tho DeinoerAtl.
tic rl,le Of tltat purity in public utfatrs. be
tween this years lss7 md 1881: lr those years
ot Profound l,enco tho PUBLIC tseht wns ~
Treasury was retlurelt to 81, l5,iiS.'U. AS
the result Of Republican honesty In pt,blic
aiTalrs during the fifteen years covered by tiio
statement referred tu 1 per cents coin.nnnA Il
premium III every tfnai,cial market III tho
worltl. Tic result Ut tho Democratic fna,,-
agement for fifteen years IL sretl IN the t.sct
tliat III tho year .lstlt Government = ler cents
were sold at I'LL average rhtn 0f Ss0.l0 fHr
StOO, willie IN 1879 Tic sinyernme,lt was ,acll-
nEly compelled tn ply u per cent FUR money
borrowed To pay current expenses.
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I@fNfEDrAtrI, M, A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- -, ;" t.it.3 ;. 1t1AN ~ 10y.
Thu In[trWtI GHzctte Inns the following
regarding tic bonding of railroads III COLT
portatlon nets = :. '''e
= uutor tho not OF June 10, 1890, ITO amend the
atnt,Ites in relntion II, thG Immediate trnnspur-
tfoa 81 d,lt!aGla utn,s MD for othor p,rt,oscs.
tic ftljn,ynE. .i1titeu roiIroas and ollor cot1i-
mon curriers' havc bonded: 1' ~''o.
Keyser, secoMl vlceS President il, tlo sun. q
rjttsI,s,r.' EhIc,vo. It, I,nuI. ricrsanI Mwau.'
k.s.. MrInnhis. Rew tirirnns. 1t. T,niiE. Cinein-
nnti. Tulrtio. IouIsyjiie. Eom Francisuo
Ajan n entnn,l b,n,l in tia sTt,'e f,Inount fer
tr,sia'rtntion frItI, tha nnrt nr Fhilndnlnhia to
ti,n I,trrts nl,nSr n,n,e.i ~
, 1880-07-19

DENVER, Colo, July 1.-THE Trib,tne's
santa FL special Ytss: "Dnnnfgan, who
murdered Grcigu luw days ago, WIS taken
from jn1l lust night by II botly Of masked
men, who put ropo nrounl lits neck,
dragged lin sllnrt: distance to un nlley,
and hung hlm. IheY tlicn ri.ltlLcd his buly
with bullets. ,...
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SU1lC ulNI 1}tlH}tlHI W lIIEu SiIllhCkEl /
a triangular contest ~ tile Firs, District
woul,l bear possible, csil fruit 'byond thc
return Ut r Drn1,crntt, a''i the tlnter!!lHE Of
tl.s .lnext Congress. Tie Legislature to bu
clcctct! this fnl Is very lmlortart. II las
70 ELECT United States Senator mn! ro.ttstrlet
nil tic counties In tho First District nra lse.
publican. buy some nf them nre so nr y small
innjnrity., The bnlk. Ut the ts!plil'lIcai,
.strst' lit II liz to cnse " % f"w yotes , a
give their senta 10 Delnocrnts. Tho t!iylsion
Of the. Republican vote IN this district inay
1lat only clcct IL ncnloefntic Congressman III
jority, hut tl,ay elect n Democratic LeEisn-.
tire iii a State which will give t1nrifeld A,WD
lnn1orlty: Antl sl!cll lMetMslat@!lfo M @ wo''l'l @
won!l Eerrylnaner lhs State 50 as, to per-
lntuntc fts ill.gnttcn power, and Tlse tho
Democrats half tho Congressman Minnesota
Will l'ayo untlcr tho new Gells1ls.
sv1NSEDAGo COUNTY,, ILLINOIS.
Sptetd1 Correspondence u The Chseaoo Tribune.
IsocKFnEr,, ILL.,, July l1.-The Presidential
boons Jrs aettlrd down upon lsoekfor'! nl'.l
Wlnncbago County with marked degree OF
cur,lcstness, ailtl tho cn'npnign promises to
lie hot nml cxcftilf3 onc. The Republican
| party Df tho county hns inatle its 1loininn-
| ttons for county officers, atd steps are now
m.;nr tol,nn IN inv, tho Srnntor1nl n,nI t.on.
.e.'o,,ta,.o e .si,o., -. H., -, ,,n"
E,ssS'o'". co's.n''o''s e'''''u ~ c"1'5 - i"'s
sit'tc, 50 that TIC flEht inny ho co1lsltleretl
open. On The, Presidential question both
| Sides nre awake t0 the Importance OF the
hour. Tie llackf0rtl Republican Club Elns
leelt nrgu1fZttt Md III working order fur
a0,nc tine; niMl tltlw tho Democratic fnctiOi
follow with flnncuck Club, tile first public
meeting Of which WIS held Inst Thursday
| evening. The ult members OF the purity Gn-
ttsusc considerably; but tho officers
Of tho club Itn1 great difficulty IN
| securing the "Jnlin Hancock " Of enough
IlersUns who Aro Willing to subscribe
Themselves to tho principles NJ
tl.s Hancock Club Tic Republican. Club
will form nutxiltnries In every town In thu
county, by which most thorough n!,i systgll1-
atic work will be accomplished. Much
l,aR l,ecn Aaitl By Dnlnncra,fc ltsulars hero
Tint ,!lnny Republicans wUslftl Htt the reHll-
lnr nominations. This, II anything over wus.
IS utterly fnlsp, for thu Republicans believe
tint tile party lns given the country prUa-
l,erfty A1ul IlrilBreas never before witnessed.
III the chnieE Of lis county nominees tho
Republican party has exercised Krent care.
| To the Senatorial Convention WinntbaEo
County Will present the nftIies ut Mr. T.. Il,
| Sumner tfttl Atr. j. i. JnllGs. There is bit
little doubt that these gentlemen will be
nominated. Ilounp County will present the
Ial,Ie 0f tho Iloti. q. II. Wright; mil there
IL Il firm belief among prominent Republic
uns that all three enIi bt elected. 1t is trnp
TINT Democrat WIS elected from tho Ninth
I MI l.
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A. beast.

IlnAnFonp, Pm, July ls.-Thts afternoon
a. j. Moop, saioonkceper ut kew City, nj
tempted to ravlsll two llttIo girls, and n large
lnub surrounded his house and DECLARED their
purpose 10 lynch him. lle wns rescued by
ettlzells md taken to another house. When
this was discovered tho mob followed md
broke III the front Uf the building. Citizrns
protectetl Mum, however, ni,l teicgraphpd
to this city for officers, who nre now 0l tlic1r
way to Rev City. +
Laier:-Atoon l'as been secured by the
officers a1,l removed. y
, 1880-07-19

THE CHINESE AMBASSADOR.
LONDON, July 1S.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch says: Tho early nrr!yul OF Marquis
Tseng, Chinese Minister here, Is altogether
doubted, /,
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. HDME FROM rllRnpr.

NEW Yon1,, July ls.-Ati.onk the passea"
gers 4n tug GesnaEic, from Liverpool to-daf,
were Nv. Cassius ,0oodloe, United Statrs
Minister to belgium, and james Gosdea
Bennett
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AI' Nl'IEE1ANy II4El.
speeta. Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NIooMISGroS, ILL.,, july 1a-Alrs. llitel11
cocks hotel, ut Mclean, was destroyed By
iire yesterday. Loss, sa,oW; insura'ice'
tSt mn =
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TIE WABASH ROAD.

dFFcta4 I1p1ltH 10 TIT CNItd1U IFtUHHFt
SrN1Snr1ELD, ILL.,, July lS.-tfip managers
Ut tho Wnhasl, Road nrc considering tho OK
.pctlteney of putting OIL n special fast trafn
between Ka,,sas City nlld Chicago next Su!l-
day, when thoy OPEN their Chicago fine, ruiz
Ming one train n tlay caell way via Hannibal
artl through this city. This would enable tho
Wabns thu better tn ct'l,ItGtt with the CHI
eago Il Alton alul the Chicago, Burlington y
Quincy for passenger business They will
rim two tralns daily. l,etwee', Chicago and
City trains, but tiie additional fst train will
ctI:lb!u them to nlnke much butter time. Tie
matter will be decided ut once, MIL it Is be-.
licrcd tllat tho tr',fn will be put p,. twill
Eiyv Springfield another good route to
Chicago.
, 1880-07-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

, NEW Yol.K, July la-Arriyed, Gerlnanlc.
from Liverpool.
!: l'os1xN, July 1s,-Arrtyed, steamer Bata.
yia, from Liverpool
QuEESsruwS, July .18--Atriye.l out,
steamers Britannia, Wustpl,ntl. al.tl st. J.ns-
Ient, fr0lil NoWs York. MM CiEcasslan, IRON
Montreal, *
, 1880-07-19

a stilxtu caku VI lleui,a Sulphur Soup IL
equivalent to nany sulphus oaths. Avoid coun-
tErfetta. f.
, 1880-07-19
THE WEATHER..

OFF1cE OF rIlE CplEF SIGNAL. OFFIcErs,
WASHINGTON. j. G., July l9-l u. m.--lndl-
cntions: For Tennessee and tho Ohio VAL
ley, partly cloudy weather, occasional rain.
suntllwestefly winds, stationary Or lower
temperature und lowar barometer.
For tho lake region, cloudy or pnrtly
cloudy weather, with, l,occasional rain, winds
mostly from northeast TO southeast, statlo1l-
ary 0r lower temperature, generally lower
barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi Valley, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, With uccasiunnl
raf,, variable winds; nlost1y eastcrly, str
tlonnry 0r lower temperature, falling p0ssi-
bly, followed by rising barometer uni nortler-
~ winds.
For tho 1.ower Missouri Valley, partly
cloudy weather with occasional rain, winds
mostly northerly, statlonary or lower ten.
pcrature, iu!llns possibly followed by rising
bnrulnnter.
THE Missouri md Upper Mississippi Rivers
"'t" I.nTAL 1iisEtyArtoSs
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/, AN IMPORTANT RuMORs
Tho Des A[u'sn.s correspondence In taIts
column co,,ttIi,ls n worry Interesting Hem 10
tho effect tint ~ coo!tlcss Inns broken ont
between tho ChIcago Il Northwestern md
john |. Dtnir' The IEno from Cedar Rapids
to ContIctl .1Ilufro, now used III tic Omaha
ExtenslQ,i VI, the Northwestern Is owned by
Iolti, |: 1Ilair, md Il lcasc.l, to tho North
western. This ieasn soon expires, MD It IL
ruinured tlish negotiations arc 1luw pc,ltlinE
bntween aIw Dlair md tlln ,nallaKers 4f tho
MiIwaukes.S st. Paul to leasu the road from
Cedar i.apl.ls IT, Collne! i}iuirs to the Mil
wa,Ikro Il ST. Paul, TIIls. Company, by
thu purchase of tho CI,Ic!!uo Il la-
citlc. l.as already direct . llne
antl by leaving Mr: Blair's road will hayc Il
direct rolle 10 Council bluffs md SIOUX
City. Particulars nro nlso given In the Uts
M0lncs correspondence Of thu formation OF
= new tine by. the Chicagot y northwestern
from Dgs MOinus to Council Bluffs, which
will enaou that Company to do without Mr..
EIalr's Iowa ruatis, md will hnye II llne Win
Dcs Aloines mich shorter that It's present
| Council bluffs route.
, 1880-07-19


/. I.tclrMoyn, Va., July l5.-post-Ollicn In
stecturs w. T. Henderson atui It. 7. Shall
aross, Under orders from tho Post-Di'lce de-
5hrtMc.,t. have baun for scveral tlays 1tlycstt-
E3lt1nE tho affairs Ut the Richmond POST
] |nlcc, with View to ascertaEaing Its cnllsii-
lion. and have discovered that thcrv Is q
(; stqrtago Of ubo,.t s+,aD. Over s3,ho0 Ut this
Is .l.le to Postmaster Forbes having over
,tlRwn his account that 1nllel alnce bis lust
stuartcrly report, which WINS turned III rrnls-
ely balanced, nj,d accepted ~ enrrrGt by
ua Department; Ii ti!o deficiency Ii not
inule: goMl by tho Postmaster Or
l,k, snrotlra nj once, ,ur within thu
),txt 'forty-e!g''t hours, tlie Department
will caust, lily arrest Atid procert against
film for eItlbezzIenrnt. There wrry rilt,!ur3
nidat last isigt pf this trouble III tue Post
utllee, butttntitng positive could hu obtained
coming rs 1t does from Inspector Henderson
lilHSef,
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| - iUccfcNac
lDctI less rash annual ..ttt- In nm.
III TtruYtt- kCrGsf int. ia
RI, clltllus. cunIprtf
iriih &.
Date.

Aug. u, IS. s.,1S 81 5;i Isl5at;1, a q: g
MAr. il. lB77 1dt ,Ettbai| hl,tHhhis|
JuIy /, lBal, l,nn.;r1l,T4.| SU,EI,As1| Tl.b3,1i1
, 1880-07-19

~ Il Ts4flSlhlAE 1N4AHEHAt
Special Dlt,s.tta 10 The Chicago Tribune.
prrrsnuna, ra., July. fs.-'rlle ytl1nge Of
CnptieltI, AIal,ol,l.,g County, Ohtt,, abont
eighty miles FROM rittsl,nrg, was tho SCENE
ut d terrible tragrdy lust night. Howard
1tarolf Md II party of slcsperallUrs from tho
country cAtnr Into town during t'le nftcr-
NOON to attend II co1arci cnl,,pll'cetlng.
l.alsing some disturbance, they wcre elected
from tho fgrounds by TIC Vlltngu Marshal,
John Cone. About 10 o'clock lust night
Iinrotf mid party attempted IL break Into q
tisreputnhlo house, hut wGrc agatii coll
froi,ted by Marshal Cone, who compelled
them tn .lesfst. Shortly nfter tlsis
Conc: encountered llaroff III another
part of tho village, wl,en a quarrel
.ensurtI, resulting In 1Inrotr's sending II pistol
hulrt crashing through Cones skull. killing
him instantly. The ttesuera.locs tllen took
10 the woods, md at lust. nccol.nts 1l0nn, Of
them ln.l been captured, tlongl. nt.ltva
efforts were #, progress to Secsre tho nprra',,
llGlss0 Of tic ,liltfttNrcrH Tlie niFatr calIstHt
lttle greatest excitement, ls Culle Wns III t1.s
.llscllnrn, Of his duty wlieii murdered.
Should l1arof be captured IT. THO l,rat Of the
Excitement, HI, Wilt probably be lynclicG,
threats to tllnteflcct having BEEN freely lllatlc.
, 1880-07-19

Tho Trent Valley Cnnul Ikoutc-NOrtI,-
Shore lIn1lsyMy-Iteeelptk of Grain by
Canal Mt Observation-Disclosures Abroad
Quebec (sllberunturlAl ExtrnvA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
SATURDAY NIGHTS NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

THE LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON;
THE SEYMOUR BOOM; CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE woRK-THE WAR IN MAINE;
GOVERNOR SMITH REvOKss GENERAL
CBAMDERLAIN's APPOINTMENT; EXCL
TING SCENES IN THE TWO HOUSES; Flu.
SION BACKBONE; ELECTION OF u. F. DA-
Wis AS GOVERNOR BY TBE REPUBLICANS;
ADJOURNMENT OF THE TWO HOUSES
UNTIL MONDAY AFTERNOON; GOVERNOR
DAvIs's INAUGURAL UPON BEING SWORN
INTO BUCKINGHAM IN GEORGIA
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES - REBUILDING THE
NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEBT-FRENCH
NEws; JULES FAvRE DANGEROUSLY I'LL
THE MINISTERIAL PROGRAMME, &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
A Notable Decrease I'm Failures.

the figures presented by the mercantile
agency OF Messrs. X. q. Dun Il Co. in rela-
non 10 the failures Of 1879 afford a most
conclusive proof as TO the healthy condition
VI business. According 10 the elaborate
array oil statistics presented in the annual
vncuiar, II appears that the mercantile fail
ures Tor 1879 were G,6jS 10 number, COM
pared with l0.47S in 1873 decrease OF
o,o20. But II is in the amount OF liabilities
.us' the decrease is most marked. In 1878
,ne Indebtedness due by parties who failed
vas s2S4. 600, 900, while in 1879 the liabilities
were only SOS, 100000.
able is given showing the geographic
on distribution OF the failures aud the per-
ssn'ages In each locality, which contains
nm, ,so', very suggestive comparisons. In the
,e-n e,n states, for instance, the figures for
60, .o.o snow that only one trader In every $50
, ,st' as against one in every 100 In the
a..uoie States; one ia every so In the south.
nD slales, and one iD every 50 in the east
80 o'a'es while In the Pacific States the
,snures have equalIed one In every As.
these figures with those OF 1873,
sse ,aoie clearly illustrates the uniformity
" me Improvement IN the eastern, middle,
~ southern States. but by gain 50 mark
~ ~ ibe western sfstes as 10 indieate a
e's@ s'f1ae ~ commercial soldiiy. d H0ag