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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

A prayer and testimony meeting
will be held In the Household of Faith
church, this evening, at 7.S0 e'elook.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21
Personal.

Mrs. Isabella Pigeon, an operative In
a Fall River cotton mill, has Just fallen
heir to an estate worth $170,0o0, left
her by an uncle, who was q resident
OF Australia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21
Temperance.

The Rev. Edward Davis will speak at
Middle Depot under the auspices Of
the w. G. T. .. on next Sunday, OF A
o'clock. P. Nj,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

Col. Samuel s. English, a prominent
Kentucky politician and a relative Of
Mr.. W. Il. English, Of Indiana, died
last week. As he was man Of wealth,
Mr.. Candidate English expects to fall
heir to sufficient sums to reimburse him
for his recent bad political investments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

Still more suggestive Is the following
illustration Of . person suffering from
the periodical influences Of the "Fall
moon."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21
State of the her1aOmeter

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Thursday
morning, Oct. q:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock,
$40 $50 71o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

These illustrations were prompted
by the above quoted inscriptions which
appeared upon the bullion board OF
an up town evening newspaper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21
sugges.ive Illustrations.

The following is suggestive Of negro
phobia, commonly called "Nsgro On the
BRAIN"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

XXTANrED.--A FARM ON SHARES BY
w one VINO thoroughly understands the
busnees Address "Farmer," REPUBLICAN,
office. Good recommendations will be given.
oct2n. .4tw.9dt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21
Chanp Rocks.

4! one wishing to purchase q dio-
'or s5, and other books at q low
mould y, call on Samuel G. Harris
layton House. For particulars
FsfhseRent in another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-10-21

..1OAS HEAsA. --nUDSa rOh kENI. ar
~ ply 107 Market street. WaltSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
SACRED SCENES ON THE STAGE

FEELING AGAINST THE PASSION PLAY.
TALKS WITH LEADING cLrRGYMEN-ALL EARNESTLY
OPPOSED TO REPRESENTING TIE LIFE AND
DEATH or CHRIST IN A THEATRE.
The scheme to represent the Passion Play at
Booths Theatre is looked on with great disfavor
by the cei symen OF New York. TRIBUNE
reporters have talked ab0ut the matter with the
Rev. DIS. Henry c. Potter, John Hall, Thomas
Armitage, j. =. Newman, II. w. Bellows. and
Edward McGlynn, and the Rev. Robert Collyer.
An are strongly opposed to the plan, and they
give their reasons for their opposition in II
temperate but impressive and forcible manner.
The feeling on the subject in the Episcopal,
Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist, Unitarian,
aud Roman Catholic Churches Of this city is i'll
dicatod by these interviews, and it seems plain
thit if the purpose 10 present the play is car
ried out, il will be in the face Of a strong public
sentiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
KEEPING THE SOUIH SOLID.
now FLORIDA WAS CARRIED FOR THE DEMOCRACY
ovERA REGISTERED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
ENiLnr TIL TILL

HOW FLORIDA WAS CARRIED FOR THE DEMOCRACY
OVER REGISTERED REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
TO the EdttOr OF The TrtbWne.
SIR: The official returns of the late election
this State will not BE- announced for some time yet,
aud the statements Tar received are meagre and
satisfactory. Enough, however, has been cleaned from
the published reports TO show that tho Democratic.
in their anxiety to elect Their stats and National
tickets ovcrstepped the bounds OF prudence,
and placed Ia nomination qno number OF candidates
for The penieBtiary That your readers form
idea OF the magnitude well the turpiiude of the
crimes committed, let state few facts and figures
connected with the election two OF the sroDg Gepu
lean counties.
In jefferson County the Republicans had prior to tll,s
election 2 100 more registered voters han the
Democrats. The published staten mt the result there
gives the Republicans S72 majority. 80 waAt means
did the Democrats dispose OF the ballots OF the remaining
200 yOtersi In Leon County, where tIerei registered
Republican majority OF 5000. /; is stated that
majority OF only 800 has been returned. hat has be-
come of 2OUf also De pertinent ash Why
the Deputy United States MafAhal taken from JET
ferson County to TbOmasyille. Ga, by armed mob
and told nOI return 10 Jefferson County at the peril
of ais life. Why "A Deputy United States Marshal and
from the county OF Madison by gang Of armed uians;
and why Inspectors OF election shot aud SoFItisy
wounded in Leon County, almost unGcr tile shadow
the State House. Whyg IL IL because the oldest and
willing to accept ONCE anc power by these Desns and
toperure themselves, II called upon. BY swearing that
IL as the fair election held
Tallahassee, Fta, Nov y, lsSo Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
PROTEST FROM THE PULPIT.
SERMON or THE REV. DR.. SIMS. OF BROOKLYN
REASONS WHY THE PLAY SHOULD NOT De Pr

SERMON or THE REV. DR. SIMS, OF BROOKLYN-
REASONS WHY THE PLAY SHOULD NOT De FRO
DUCED.
The Rev. Dr. c. ". SIMS of tho Summer
field Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn preached
last night On the Passion Play. After describing the
scenes Which tho play would present he said in concu-
sion:
The public is assured that only moral people will be
chosen To do tho acting. TWO hundred men Of eXem-
pry character are called for by public advertisement,
who will represent the Jewish ra0be ami Roman sol
ders who VIII not laugh be noisy behind the scenes,
and who VIII cry Cruelty himi cruelty him - at %
TO so cents night Great pains viii be taken to pre-
serve unusual order during the performance No ap-
plause Will be allowed No return checks VIII be gwen
nj tie door and therefore the audience cannon cU
for drinks between the acts. 1t i7 even sug-
gested that while the play continues the statue
Of Shakespeare shall b. removed from the front
OF the building and the cross be erected
IN ia place. We OBJECT 10 because II makes erchau-
disc IN The markets Of public entertainment OF the
,riv aud atODement OF our Lord Jesus Christ This "a
a Christian Nation We the BiDle 10 give sOeinniy
ana binding force iudcal Oath5 our laws project the
Christian sabbath ami worship our CHRISTMAS l.
e. holiday and our legal dates count from lie oirth
OF Christ Nearly al people ar either professors or
tn Christian rel gOn or are In tn fullest sYnpt0y VIII
its doctrines ana sentiments.
TIE RELIGIOUS press should cry out against tni9 great
imprty The great secular spapers, Wnlch are so
potent IN forming public opinion shOu Il denounc' II n
hp interest Of the general religious sentiment OF the
tl..lou people should rywhcre discourage no.. Re-
sectab bic should avoid il they would the
nauu.s of profanity AID Dasphrmy.
Lei not christ De dtlouJIed and HIS great WORK Tor
tbe salvation % men be brought into contempt by max
Ing tlratrica OF His passion AMI by coming INTO
money the ag0nies Of IL great stcrlhee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
ARCHBISHOP CoRRiG4pS FlhEgELL

Archbishop Corrgan. cDadJuter TO Cardinal NO
Closkey. visited st. Patriok's Cathedral YESTERDAY
morning, and preached Il sermon 10 large eohI's
cation. Alter the sermon the Archbishop addressed
his late Pensioners the subject Of his a;sGias
ton OF ms new duties. lie sand II was seven Se@,
ago that ne became h shop of Newark aud nc " Vi
lot conscious OF having neglected his duty ioSals
Nsh0p' aud only accepted the higu office bcean's"
WAS the viii Of his supcroTs that he should 40 -.
He had thought he was go'ug 10 make ms hohl' ~.
life among the people, and he felt sustained snI
nhed and lifted MP by the progress oil rae ls nS:
Ile asked that the member, of his church hsnl"
forget him ia their prayers now that MS ou'"'
had increased. IL, AZ.
Wmle speaking the Archbishop Wa, deeply a.
f,rted and nearly every one IN the cOngroyt.sDas
were IN tears while the clergy, WHO sit WIZ
ia. saucfnsTy were also much Affected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

expression to the following sentiments, namey That
the Southern people ought 20 be paid for their slaves
that the people OF the Sonth generally ought 10 be paid
for property taken and destroyed by the Yankee
Army" as well as those who loyal 10 the Union
that the people Of the Southern states justified IN
using the " counting ont" or counting in" or any
other method enabling them 10 retain control Oh me
Congress- had the counting Of the vote ana mat
they fools II they did DOT count Hancock ei clc
etc
After the recent desperate attempt OF the recession
leaders 10 obtain control o, the Government, placing
General HancocR In front mask it seems high tine
to place Republicans guard. X
Bronson Fin, Nov. 4. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
TIE CRUISE OF The CoRwIN.

THE CRUISE OF THE CUhWIN
SEARCHING FOR MISSING wHALEBs-THE VIEW OF
wRANGFIL LAND--HERALD ISLAND lNACCEs-
sIBIE-InE JEANETTE.
Captain Hooper, of the United States revenue
steamer Corwin which was sent INTO the Arctic Ocean
TO search for missing whaling sells, has submitted
an interesting report Of his cruise. The Corwin
came in sight of Wrang,ll Land and within few
miles of Herald lslani. but was forced to return
on account of the ice. No traces of the whaieTs
were seen. Captain Hooper thinks the exploring
vessel Jeannette is safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
ORIGIN OF TIE AupIroRy Nrnvr-N I'M.

sal h,s found. IN the course OF his researches
upon the origin Of the crania nerves.
hat tine auditory nerve has two oui,e
distinct roofs, the pose1or ona proceeding from mn.
oleus IA usually described, the other ANTERIOR trum
nucleus Tor moiOt be- lhrcS the anterior rnot
tuDng back into the ctrrlrllun. Now AS The l.t.er -
~" centre Tor uio coordination OF movements NJ DuSt
u app ms ftssafcucs N this direction ana proving
thHi vertigo has los Cas0 lesion the
SdNi' cont uie- ~ me ant rus root of she AUDITORY
h.NN niins the nerve vi space of whicG tho scncrcl
ia edusts nfe the peripherio organs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
. Rad cess TO il " exclaimed Mike 0Flahcry,

bad cess to II =. exclaimed Nike " iano's y;
upon learniu i. that Garae,d tlec,ed Sbs' u.,.a
n,w We'll be- ruined uy Chinese cheap ltoV,i ,,,su't
ssk,d vnere TIC worked, Mike replied n,asa
S,,on,I a sAlreke Tor live years. me old s"" "a.
axes ia washiu. aud GARFIELD wants "a" ~,
NE TO take tho bread oat OF our mouths
Herald =, >, iosI
The man who sank the first oil well = INA ' Ia
The last woman 10 RAt herself D, poe,'Vs ,sroa
hiteheu nrs hasn't been born yet- lPhiisds'p pm"
iclO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
LETREPUBLICANS BE OyGUARD.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR =" | rise to a point of ORDER" and,
through the columns of The TRIBUNE desire hsk our
excellent Postmaster General question. 1 wish to
know If ho approves Of his sub0rdnates giving public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15
CAPTAIN HooPER's REPORr.

FOUR HUNDRED NATIVES DIE OF STARVATION on
LAwR NOE IsLAND-No LIFE DIscERNIBLE on
herald ISLAND.
, 1880-07-09
however. tint tonts could 8o under cvcn nt a

howover: tint ts'nts could 20 under cvc. nt
Judge Glover, referring to ovcrno~!ps bnnks,
snitl t6o Comn,!s.lnncrt wcro rcspons'b!o for The
cnre Of thu caun. md tl,ay would sce TO 1t that
Mr. M,olY. Hrnl a1'xta,ta t. Kct nask 10 th9
mnIn question, askcd Mr ilhrris1n y no. wo'ild 1l
whieh theaEo % and tho eanal werc rcsponslhlg.
Nj. Harrison eatl hc would q adm!t that after
all. perbnpe both werv rrspht%bio forft.
Nj. Moo'y brrhshc.t rnorc freely.
Tho consultation driftcA fnr foW moments
into tho question Of tho dcsirahiiity Of the pro
,e sea pss mr. 1'se ,y 2yerssS rssac I H. fGsy a
this:
"Ans We So,s% %o%. 'SskI%Trr 1o Ax4 rs:* 'o1''So-
"lr tho carnl Co,nmtss!on:ers.. will aEreo 10
l1r. Dc Wolf remarked Tint sfr linrrIson.s az. e.
ss IN; ot 10 s ay to f.,nason tor any turc ss
T%"ts i nsse ps1eeiseiy tx o Unmarked tho Mayor
dsnt. ri st Mnmt ;,rx !" T. by osc Pr In poke or put
TGo s conicrcnso @ at iii point hroke up into aa
ifo source Of stit,Gs,-the En,,th Fork.-and tho
*ssra @ t. 10y 'y the NIP mud now iat! I was
l'ur.ng the Informal conference seycr1!! enor1a
wsse e To- get nn t. snte ~ s s o wa raihnr N
lnt'lnatrd that ho WIS nrproaching q cnntlitlDn
" tc'lines. Il, 4, 40, and tho fornal conference
WIS nnsIu$ FI'tntHtu. =. . ,.,,
Mr.. iiertiso!,. II didn't waht TO 10 that, bit
wanted ynu TO HrIte sts."
"My Judgment IL thht TINT Is about tho proper
si'ape f9r I,,,, you to put II In" replied Jaaso
"1hen y,a5 win reply to n,c Just wnat ye,. eaa
md acc wiiat VIC t1llf tln." -
Commissioners Glover md K'neinan assured
s,Hns,b!e for water escaping fru1n tito hunks az
u tho cai,al 10 take or Mi IL capacity permit
t.st. Judge Clever went 81 fur ns t9 ,'sst,rc hr.
it wtlli nupport hin 4, every undertaking. to
rclievc tho city whcrc 1t had tho authority OF
~; liartison p1ayful'y objected to tho phrase
"You cnn say mankind, thon," observed
Judge tiorar. Slut IL would relieve tho city
%Ths Mayor il in favor Of that said con'm's-
=: i am in favor Of It beoa,,se ,want 70 ho'p
the, .peurln down here" replied tho Alnyor. o.:
expression OF doubt With I.
would writ0 to tho Commissioners to asccrtai1.
| nlI tho necessarily particulars ii rcKnrh 70 tha
gru,in,l TO ho uned for tho erection Of tho works,
etc, etc. l}elnrc dining this, hnwovtr It wns tse-
fcr With MI trcgicr Oil tise subject Of p!nns and
| II hurried preliminary conference WINS hclu be.
| tween tftpsp gentlemen before tho lAat. nutnetl
ot.n returned to tho city.
Dr. ltnuch was evidently neassca s w!n !,I. tao rc
mArk to 1IIE TRIBUNE rcportur that tho thing
| wOiid c0tne t,,t nl right now. AZ my rate tho
| turn which Affairs tUnk probably prevented
lacking nf horns between tho Mayor and the
seeing whit lnight hhsc been I'M interesting et'-
counter.
, 1880-07-09


A b'll was fled yesterday In tho Circuit Court By
this Town OF Lake Wow Agninst Lilo kolhath Anhl0
Mayeiv, n Cometcry Association. tn prevent u on
lurping ita boundnslna. Tho bill stulus Tint
tho town Was tncospumted iii taci and tho Trustees
woro empowered aiming other things, To dodno md
declare what shall be dacmed nulsancesi also to fix
tho location OF any ccuutory which aay pcrson or
corporation may hereafter desre 10 establish Or opel
IN tho Town OF Lake View, and to x tito bouudafi0s
of auy conietery, aad prevent the ta!armens Of tho
dead In hnY placs not now tlse71 actually used
crnetery or lying within tho inclosaro Ut ceurecrJ
now established" An ordinance 10 this pnect
Tas sEss,,a, Esss,G X s,S tow" h n ,a,1,es hs aSa
OF Nossllll and Hraconnd Eemptsr.ea were !,xed.
Nltd by sGc. II wna puIrlci tint tho buundartGh
OF Ml Dtnr ceBteriea vii hin tho town Wor6 llsnito
~ tE1ar then existing tncusurcs: 1lle l.c9s!ntare
nl.o u ia nFosds t1at ~ s1stlnE fGM9sery in Re
o ~
Ecd bufUro ja7. and oWntd about Ysa Aeros ou lin
'sis t;9ean Day ea%s Poad No.rissssnans tho q:
a!nnnccs to tho cantfnry, Tho Kolhlath Ansho
sT ss Of % 'Ss s Rsn
Of ts ITCeeHt wcstorn boundnIy md running through
N H6t1tH hvgnug. Anl has utcatJ ntdn several In
tor1ntns thute The turn ctlnlpuins tat It ntrondy
has snven cennteres within tls boundaries and tint
~ II Ia KrowS aut,.lFt M 70 population, nnY ufDwth
M ttt ccn,oteEtcs will rohhlt u atrloua d91aFo lo thy
sAnehc MnYIiv may 10 cnjolnud from extending tts
budIaa aIrcndy illegally buslod Ia tho ground west Ut
Its GOuu1arY.
, 1880-07-09
MARRIED HER BROTHER,

NEW YORK, July "a woman. whoBo namd
was not KlvUl,, han confessed to Judge Neilson,
OF Isru0klyn, that she had lust discovered shat
tho mAn shu bud married and with whom she
haa beGn living for tho past three years WIS heE
brothnr u1l tlls9ltJ,pAtQ son Of her mother. They
wuro horn In bw0don, aud her mother cs1nio to
tAls country sOllo years lXo:
bhu subsequently followed With hGF aunt, and
tho boy, who went by another natHe, md who
bud liVsd in tho fasnily Va an adopted Won, waa
LIFT hsnlna. When no bucatne II lnau hv aamu
To this country aud sho met hiE,.. ln duo ttmd
t4oy wUro rlasricd. anl tho susllt Ut the union
is little Ylrl. Her iaothcF, uPon lcnrninE pl
tho marriage. iMfnrnied tho uatyhtef u tho iet-
turs hutpN,,l, suit Will DO commenced 70 dc.
cIHru thD marsiAKu null and void.
, 1880-07-09
THE. COURTS.
Lake View Objects to the Extension
of Cemeteries.
A Decision by Judge Blodgels-Reoofd o.
Judgments and New Suits.

CLAIMS AGAINST BANl1RupTs.
tudso BIodrett yesterday decided 1ttla bank.
fuptcy nntter containing sorno law ~ 70 PROVING mp
I,uIs,fcf 4 Co. the bankers Of Peoria. wont info
bankruptcy. Among tic clnifs pfoveo up es"a.S y.
their eslhe was ono bJ tho Hank OF Comnaerco y! ~
Louis on three notcs. sFarekattnK *pNH msoo ~
Wao!nrr Bros. and indoEsed By fn'ssfof q Cor Ana
ehen discounted by tho bank. Tho lnttnr a'so anaes
Missouri, statute, changed ref cens
damages inatcad Of protest fees etc., mAs.
Inn tho claim In all &AlEH. About tho sasus time
Woolnor i,ros aIso went Into bankruptcy, snd .ul-
scqutnt1y paid In c8Inpnaiton ~ per ccht uu sosH
indebtedness The Iinnk Of Commerce feeo!voo ~
share. amounting 10 tl222A but did not ereot On
tic three notes claiming Il had the reht to nrat eo-
lcct 10 per cont on tho notes from tho pafsfSrs be-
fore nj hiking nny credit -
INA Judge, Iii deciding the ,notion TO t1pnnse
or ruduco tho claim of tho bank. saM a,,, 'nS nS
qmea.ons involved wurc.. lint, a. 70 the s.4ht OF
lte bank to provo I.s debt and drnw d7ldehaa iton
.hc ~ ho 1ul ao%nt nnas as P e IT, sSe
asf asncs s's'a H. se'sss's sso" i sa ~"
q snaEss Fss;!! y ths s!s.e @ col
jS: $ss ;s
IL s ssiais re ss S Il e.
sss! SxSt e ssS 3 sess
Ss,''' ~ e., s|?.: ~
sSiyes sont!nxenis isble y t,air o 'ndor.
eS a. 81, M Stss aiSf sucns Tie
ss!, ss$ IL tst !. Z.
pts IL ~ 0Gs s pspa noies sa
ss ts s:'sis sSSsa Il s wi ses T. h'Sf s s&;9s 9ss
Him., pixs s:s.,,ss iSii iSSss":tsnsss iSs ssT|
%sS isr ths sessSs IT. s9;'; az sS
ssP e. ssd Gs s.:
, 1880-07-09

JonN DH1oilr's speech In Parliament In
defense Of 1rnllaugh WIS tho evont Of tho de-
buto. It's sturtllness was in keeping with his
reputation and high morality. Ho cut to tho
roots Of tho question, aud exposed tho bigotry
Of the opposition completely. Sumo ot tho
notable sentences Of tue speech wcro:
know that lnuny people bave' much greater
power of belief thIt others hnvos and ! ntn not
one OF tllsso-hnying n,yselt passed through
1unty doubta-to condetnn, without srnpathy At
any rate, those who nrg not ablo to Atopt the
extent tho working people Of this country do aut
cure any rnurn for tho t3oKnus Of, Christlanity
than tho upper classcs caro, for tho prMotlGo nf
that religion. lChcess. a1,d loud cries OF "ohl"
aud "Wiihdraw."1 | wish from my heart thut It
wore otherwise. 1Chucrs and removed cries Of
"Withdrnw.".] =. nm horo " as tho defender
6titution. Of tho freedom Of conssituonclcs tu
c!cct md of tho freedom OF tho elected to sit liz
Parliament. Tint freedom which his been su
hardly won 1 Lu not believe tho House Of Conf
mons will endcnyor to wTcst from uttr cotsttu.
cnoies, knowing by wint slow stops wc hAtc
reached tho point VIC hnvo uuW attained.
, 1880-07-09
TIE JUSTiCES,

Justice InGersoll, JaMcs, ai!as +" Curly" Biau-
gan. and atlchael Eric. bargtAry of james
UNoIIs rcsldcnoo No. G8 durloy street, 800
each to tho Crimlnul Court: William Ttnhvy,
shooting Onlcer William Cl.sey In tho head.
$l,soO to tho Cr,minui court, Iusttce Waahs
Fred II. Water, tho sAloaIkgsper whp that !! Jnhn
burglary OF sh0 ros!donco No. Il North
Iarpuuiur stroot bn the l!th OF biay,, eau
to tho Crluitnal Court Jt1stlee Wn'tacDs
On Adams stre1tt $190 10 tho Grt1nlnal
Court; luChard Miller. !arnony aa la!lce from
J. f. Howell. $50 u! tho CrEnial C0,tri1 Jal!u8
lvlh upon three chnrKea Of selling la1uur Without
q IlccIss; Arthnny Consoy, latoEny ~ ~ b4ilte OF
, 1880-07-09

THO appearance ot the remains wosild fndIcsta
HEAVIER. m hc waro n pntr tf uyornl!s tied With
strings insi'io hts hoots. 1iow ho eatno to Ilis
death ts OF coi,rso n mystery. nRkot inns. think
whom Tho conl wns nrst dumped Of, thnt spot.
During tho dny Coroner Main held nn iii.
q ,death III manner unknown to ,
tho Jury. BONO huaRest that tho man may have
been drunk u M Pr pr may hnse fallen nslnep On tha
ing hin. coyorcs1 him up with coal dumped ffunl
tho platform above. or, wbnt Ia moro probablc,
which aro vcry frequent when tho pt1o il being
built Il Mas yesterday reported thht a man
tnIasfnB 1ast August from Tho Wcst ChicnEu
Avenue District. mud nm attempt waA n1ado 10
ftrid tho people who mndo complaint Thus far
II has not been euccGssfEl.
, 1880-07-09

IT Is really too bad to have the Wilmington,
Gdxtlte come out and say positively that ME
DayArd will not accept tho position Of Secretary
ot State in nancock's Cabinet 1t viii bo such
disappointment to Hnnoock, though he will havs
ample tIuao, with this due notice, to make other
Arrangements.
, 1880-07-09

CoT1oN mills arc flourshing In Tho South.
The groas earnings OF the mill at Augusta for
tho year just closed were sou. .ls3; net earnings,
3lt7.o7L Aftor paying 0 per cent dividend "
tho stock, interest, insurance, etc., tho Directors
added $4,000 10 tho surplus fund, which now az"
Rregstea $3l6.la4
, 1880-07-09

SAN FRANCISCO has not yet established a
claim to the eighth place among American cities.
Tho Chronicles estimate OF go 00 for tho former
city soems " DO 10000 too hlgh. Tho 6npcryisor
OF tho Census Is cuntidOnt that tho population
VIM DO undcr 10000, This will lcavo Cinolnuau
ucxt to Baltimore.
, 1880-07-09

GEN. WALKER, Superintendent Of tho Ccn-
nus, will Issue u number OF handy volumes for
the convenience Of buslness.men. They will
contain statiattcs OF gold, sl!vcr. Iron, building
stono, cotton, cereals, paupoElstn, crime, rail-
roads, ilfc-lnsurnnce, and hse-inturancc. Tho
qunrto volumes giving tho returns In fu!l will,
Of courbo, bo printed Us usual.
, 1880-07-09
A Good Cnmpatgn German Paper.

~ I(ejs1Iitcan isurter7:. Ono Of tho best
mc,t,ls Uf inurcaalug tho Republican voto this
fuli II to p.nco a R0oi OGrIIlAu catnpat8n paper
III tho haillla Ut tdu ucsInnil yot1gs rho Slaxlts-
XeitunQ OF Chicago u such = paper. II Tlll 10
aaut weekly uI!t!l After tho PFes!dcnuonal eleo-
iUr siugiv copy, and to clu6s tf tan or mors for
10 cents peE copy. a tow doalar4 Invested "
fnor,, gooi than cAn bu accomplished in any
othoE, :Way. Address dor 1nt"0s Staass-zs9-
, 1880-07-09
ITEMS.

- A4e'*os :,
To.iny will b0 the last day Of service 10 tho July
toTm Ut tslo Circuit Court
Tho Appellate Cnurt will hAvo no furthor court for
tho prnaent Tho Judges have nopsrntod to cohaIdar
Opln!uns nnd will reconrang about AuH. I, whom they
viii laver opinions and adjourn.
JudHu DIod4att yehiardnY hIsrosed Of tue seht Of
s law uUckut, dlAiltABng hbDut E cARGs. and b4Fhs
t'o Ulsiflet Court dUcxat hy diminishing ~ out ot
, 1880-07-09
DIVORCES.

Abraham Woln yesterday ntod bill complaining
thut lila vito linnchan deserted him In DecnMbor,
is77t md usking for tho usual d1yyrce- =.
\ I'LL for divorce wnB fled Wednesday BY MARY
1.ouao Cat,cy from MnEk H. CLANCY an tho Rround OF
Gst'fxe A. Hits also estcd for divorce frnm Julia
Hits tin account of h0r alleged drEutennca md
adultery,
, 1880-07-09

4OEAl Al..............ss .ass..+ss.... tfto-tuu
The amount Of appropriations obtained from
tho NaiIonal Treasury Is Ayowcdly tho test of
morIt In ncarly I'LL soutnorn congressman. And
1T Ia these lccohos thnt tho Democratic purity ID
now ondcavoriug to fnstcn moro securely on tho
'country. Tho worst Of 1t is that tho North puys
tho miner.
, 1880-07-09

SENATOR WALLACE is ready to take the
contract 10 carry Fennsylvhuia for Hancock,
provided enough material aia Ia furnished. Tho
exact sum necessary bus not yet boer nancd.