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, 1880-01-27

THE kind of Communist and Agrnrtan
Tint Alexander II. Stephens IL, In contradis-
Hictlon 10 the Kind of lunatio he WINS
reprcsentcd as being by A. Il Parsons, Of
tllfs city, who Ind talk with tho Ncorgin
Congressman when In Washington fcw
weeks ago. Is clearly set forth In a tllspatcl,
from Washington. Atr. Stephens IL be-
llovcr In tie commune that implies II
representative government mil tho protec-
tlon Of every citizen LII Ills rights Of
property, no matter how lluch Of It he 1nay
lnye,-wltch Is precisely what the Chicago
Communists do mt believe In or want, As
the mnttsr stailtfs Mr. Stephens hAs fnr mora
sympathy with the pretended grievances of
tho crowd for whom Parsons spenks ttnn he
would llnyc 1t he lived among them and hatl
n more accurate conception OF their dctcsta-
able doctrines nntl designs
, 1880-01-27
OHIO.
PRESIDENTIAL ErEi.ESCEs--ANr1.1RAHf FEns

1Wi.
. efoa oar oWH eo'ffsPohaeh+
,ss," sa. ~ wv IVY ~ sa"seer :" s s Il
Wnl.a u.'o ~, oeel ~ ptuH.'s7 !ot s.er* M
Gtlzettt instructed itA correspondents to RScef'
tain tho shuIcp Of lifty representative Repuh.
lna,s NJ coc,, cont .scat tbrn,tuho,yt tas 6tate,
nnd to mako the canvass accl'rato anu impansa.
of rct,,rns fro,n e,out eighty localities, repre-
sontlns oser seventy cos1tltteS' 1no 'o'''''
summed up In tho following:
shcrn,un. ,asa Donnison-...
fir,t,t.. ..... 6iiTH,gan..... .........
{iurtlcii ....... lis j}etl UArrisun ......s !
ilayos.. =. ..... ..... nCharIcs Foster..."
MGshslsr,lo....".... GWhceiar,;....
lINwlcy .,,...,..,... 1|NUntneo. ..."."... ~
l}rlstow ,,,;..,,,,.,, n .-.,
5saulay hiatthows... o. Total .:..".:;..s,,a" ~
rsus,,. is thm ,yitinsDrroI md nt,tsptket oppo4
ssti"r +, i'm i,,1,mt f,,r IL third turn. Neas!
nn.,.nnif If ti,o it,,p,iGllcut,s who wcro sakea
III ,mins In 81 NV ~ fhat thny wero gppoeSa %
r,,,IT n tt rtiw rs,y fnnr ~ th,ni. tef1 preces
,i,nt' ,nIrtiv frnim n fociinr tint hs canafaAr
nn,i n.rI.H t9,n,,;sH thny thImls tInt Uraat ~
h ~ ~, sn&f9 ;n 9hn o1 ny Ws n hst It us
~ Bifn sofnnb,tay etso staa.sS =, rartnn hnr
sp,Me. p,s M nam VIZ t ~ t1p mcn,ts 11eoticn, id d
the @ cS',cS,son M 81 tis sSrSrt: "Maay l.epaD,is y,
ms say TINT. whilo they Will o!1oertnI w ssten
lrn4t T. nn.,lAtG1' thoy HSf nn t,s4 ~ hr m csgnos
ILL., trr y II SH'ii,i M ai,,,at .v"rv ono If Tho eIthV
ioea ties teatel jtspnb,icr,s s. ws!e 20 s9'9sr e.
S,Sa.1es ' w,in Trthor 'yx rxyoaSt the fact ~
the number pllt down fGF tfItl@ ~ ia Gf
, 1880-01-27
HOPE FOB 1R1sH 1AND-REroRH1.

J0ltn Bull is beginning 10 rcc0gn1za tic
force Of public opisliun Ms asscrtod by The
cfanlor Of tho Irish people md retcfiocd by
their friends alll sympatEizcrs In America.
An evidence OF this fact Is to be found III
john 1srtgl,t's speech Mt Birmingham Inst
Saturday. lie then suggested that 1arl!n-
ncntapp0int a Commission and empower 1t to
negotlate tlle snle Of firms, With tlicass1stance
Ut tic Government. In NIL cnses where the
landlords were willing to sell mid the tcnalts
willing to buy. lie wonld ltavo the Goyern-
rncnt advance In such cases three-fourths Of
the p.lrchaaa-money, tho principal and inter-
est to be repaid In thirty-flye years This
proposition Is In the line Of parnell's scheme
for la1ni-reform In ireland, and, II 1t were
found to work well, It would be tho begin
ming ut gunor.l relief.
II Is likely TINT n largo proportion Of the
irish landlords woultl be tempted, under
s,scli plan, tn part will, their lantls for cnsl
uta fntr valuation. Many Of them nre eiIl-
barrasse.l by debts and iltc,lmhraNces whiel,
they might thus escales and many more are
alarmed at MI agttaiion which l'as so much
intrinsic merit anil commands such go''cral
sympathy tint It promises fr,itlon Il, tito end.
Others, III need of NIL tho income thgy have
been accustomed to get frnln tl,eEr te1iantH,
md conscious tllut they calll.ot exact tlntter
the present, distress the same hlgli rites ~
fttrmerly, will bo tempted to convert their
possessions into funds that are immediately
available. There must be Il faIr proportion
nf tenants, too, who ca1., with thu assistance
nf friends, avail themselves Of NIL oppar-
tnnity to acquire ownership Of their lease-
holds by payment Of onetlliarter In cash
and the remainder III q term Of tllrty-fivu
years,-cn0ltg'l Of slsch tttlants, Mt icayt, tu
lNnugltrnte md establish thA p1an 0f Govern
mrnt Md. Bright would provide for cnmpnl-
sorry sales only III ct,Ses wf,era the 1nnl Is
owned III largo trnets by London eUrp0ru-
lions; but tltis concession would recognize
tho legality and pract!cabi1ity of tho parnclI
scheme, md the movement for a change
from tho fcntlul system to Individual owncr~
ship Is ono that will grow If 1t ever gets Il
start,
There Is evidently hope for 1and.1oform
In ireland Ii tho Llberal party shall be In the
ascentlAnt. 1t Is true that Ioln Bright II
al,cad Of Ills party, hut ho las public
opinion on Ills side. Tho Irish Iloine-t.ulcrs
lfnve also q strung nrm in Parliament,
They will To able to oiEer the I4fber.ls 4
hundred votes for other political measures Ii
the latter will sustaln their scheme for land-
rciortn,. There Is .,o rcps"n why the MASSES
Of the English people should be hostile to r.
reform for which they themselves may nsk at
s0N,e future dny on their own bchnlf. Tho
Government llas fund Of i,olrly G20, ,000, ,000
Attachi.tl to the Dtsestab}sSheA Irisl, Church
, 1880-01-27

1[1.. .1oiTS g. Tilo,pst,N. Of O1Iio, who Is 4
member Of tho Nntional Dptnonrntiu Committee
snys TINT lio fnvors Cincinnati tlrTt ami Wnah.
inyton next m tho p1acc t0 hold tho ltoxt Cnn-
ye,ltion. If Mr. Thompson wishes 10 Rrc 1iohotly
ut bis 1nntinto except tho Delegates md tAe
candidates, tho city by tho cnssic l'otnmnc
would he Il goo<l plngc to hold It; but II he would
lito to havc grrnt cr,wtl, In n tho h.,Ialing,
with nit tllo accessories md comforts Of great
city tint II pruystlcl with rsflroul facilities, llo
will vnto III favor Of ChicaEn, 4 Presidential
llonilrut1on should nut be mnde In corner, but
WAorG there Is u cl,nflce fnr II "lIoHln."
, 1880-01-27

TIE ftnUa Stale IEiiislcr {Rep.) severely
crnsurrs President llnycs for appolnttng eighty
Of tho $50 Census Supervisors from, among tho
Der,ncrats In tho snuth ncnriy ali OF tho Slt-
porysotB lre Detnoornts, and tho Rcgtater thinks
hts Huutt,crn policy only ends when It leads tutu
tho Democratic cump,
, 1880-01-27

Two OF the Irjs|lucn indicted for sedltous
utternnces, Alessrs. Dayitt and Brennan, yes
terday entered an appearances In the Court
Of Queens Bench In Dublin, where they
are to DO tried. It Is now thought 10 be the
PURPOSE Of the Government to push these
prosecutions vigorously.
, 1880-01-27

A,iosG tho petitions yesterilay presented
In the Senate was ono from tho Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce for tho passage of the
Reagan bill for the regulation OF l7,ilroad
chnrgcs; md two re1nolstranccs agalnst tho
construction Of q swing.bridgo across tho
river ut Detroit.
, 1880-01-27

a JOINT resolution las been offered In The
Wisconsin Senate declaring that In the
opinion nf ths Legislature ot TINT State Cs,,,-
gross ought not to disturb the existing PROS
porous condition Of trade and co,nnurce by
any Legislation I'll financial questions, TITS
resolution SO accurately expresses tho scnti-
mcnts Of tho puople Of Wisconsin, regardless
Of party, OH tho subject Of "}etting well
enough alone" TINT thore Is llttle doubt Of
lis 1},aSSltse.
, 1880-01-27

Tna Manhattan {Kas.} Nationalist hos
adopted ao1uo Of tlse now rules of spelling pr,.
posol BY tho American Fllnl0glcAt Association.
1t bus .tIscur,ictl the unfanettc, awkward "ph"
In such words Us phnnogrnph, telegraph, phnso,
physical, etc., and scnslbty slnlla thon fonogrnf,
to'cRrnf, fMHe, t,sten! tlos,fnr, etu, tho Baio s
tho Italian a,Ml BlnNlah nauona d. 1t dr,ps tho
misleading Rral { from such words III tieflntt.
grantt, intlnlt. rcpuIslt, fnvoflt, hyr'crtt. 1t
drpps NC froia wortls like tliniag cni4log, dctnn
fog. antl let,agoR, wher, tho preceding vowc IL
short; but rvtAins ae III pror,Hst, Vogue, roK'te,
dtsemEOg1ic, eto., whcro tho vowel befnr' tho
"" IL sounded long, 1t rosturrs tho sp0lling ut
tongue to It's former nud bottcr for1n 1T fmhU
like lung. tl1ow 1t would look to spell "longt1o"
for "lung.'> 1t dIsuarlls Il in wnrtts like CO.
4uet+te, clgRrct-to. qunrtst-t0, nnsl He In war.la
like proKram-me, uriIil11n-sMc. alltl graln,-nle
HUT II his not yet dropped uph fsosn though,
through, luugh, co!Et. enough, otc,
, 1880-01-27

TIIE Stark Co,tntu Herald: "Stephcn A.
Dorislns. Jr.. recently lpcturcd in Afnttnon. All
tho rtNk -rnotch Dotnccrats Of tho town climbed
on to tho EtaKo to hcAr the 'aon Of his nol,lo
father inlk, when hls 1rst scntance-t atn
s,nlwart Republican '-knnckcl them I'LL sonsu-
less, They crs.wlel away, saylng 1t wasn't good
taste to talk politics In u tccturu!'
, 1880-01-27
TUESDAY, JANUARY IT, 1880.

T1tE Senate yesterday confirmed tho Prcs1-
dent'a nominations OF james Russell Lowell
Ms Minister to England; John ". Foster us
Minister to Russia; Lucils Fairch'1d It's Afl,l-
lister to Spai.,; mud Philip II. Morgan rs
Minister to Mexico,
, 1880-01-27

AFTEr two trials on the charge Of murder.
Ing Mnry Stannard, the Ieev. Mr., Hayden has
been released on S5,000 bail It Is hardly to
DO expected that he will again be tried unless
now and positive evidence against hin should
be llereaftcr discovered.
, 1880-01-27

lEorIH who complain about our "bear-
Ranion ut Washington, moaning thu ifo'lse of
Representatives,, lnay be surprised tn lalril hnw
boistoruus as,d und!KniAed tho French Chamber
Ut Deputies ts. Ex-1ov. lia6tnasl, ot New
York, rrcontiy yisiso It, al,d saya that 1t would
tuko even greater man and moro dlRtIIfisl prt-
siding officer thun Ga'llbctA to Keep the bsy in
order, "They lsugh. they jcor. ttley clip, they
cheer aud s,ccr. aud interrupt III every Ioxslbiu
way" Aud yot suuch of tho "confusion w4,rse
cot,touuded" In our HOUSE Ut Representatives
Ia entirely unnecessary.
, 1880-01-27

THE negro exodus from the South has
commenced again upon n scale which threat :
ems to create 4 big yutd In the labor .snarkct
OF Mississippi. Louisiana, md the Carollnas.
Co)orcd Immigrants arriving In st. Louis
en- route for Kansas report TINT great Num-
bers are waiting on tho banks Of the bllsss-
siprl Rlver for. passage on stclmb0uts that
will take them to tho North; aud It Is saII
that II they are refused transportation by tho
boats they will form hugs carayans and
make laeir way on foot to tbs land OF prom.
tse. In Indiana the urriyals arc on the l,,-
crease, and great dcal OF sickness ald sui.
feriug Is said to prevail among tl,u npsy-
,co1neFA,
, 1880-01-27

Ex.Goy. pIScit1sAcli, who has made good
deal OF nnlso flrsl md Inst III osia1n politics. Is
to bo appointed us Naval 0tlcer III New Ortca.s.
Tho SenAto Is expected to rrtcct tho Appolnt-
fnr1.t.
, 1880-01-27

TnE Chfcngo Dcnlocrats must lestr them
selves II they Wish 10 secure tho locntEou Of tho
mkt National Domacr7.ttp Convention 1T thta
city. II does mi l,cconiu tho ltrplthl.cuhs to be
pnrtiellArly tlehnnstrnttyc In tho Tnttcr, or 10
A0 trp than ASSURE NIL ut t,eIelloriy md gcn-
crftts welcome to those who ,nny como to seo
thosccnD. hut we wnr.l thase who f,Ave n special
pnrty Interest III 1t to bo up md tlo1ng. Tho
Democrats Of Philadelphia havc nubIi lMtl1 st.
f.n,ila and Cnctnnatt. Tho futel mcn nuke
liberal olrcrs, nni the Permanent Exhibition
t,,il'lltsR ~ tnnercd froe ut chnrgc frr tho ,so
NJ tho Convention. IT Is cnpable of achtlug
1000 delegates ami! 1a,oo0 spectators. Thcsu nru
strong inducements. II ChTcaRn Detn0crnts
w,nt tho Convention thoy will hhvo IN .iu so.nr-
thing besides asktng fur II to como to them.
, 1880-01-27

Two moro Confederate Drlgndiors were
Rldcd tn tho United Btntcs scnnts lust woek,-
Con. Gtbstni, Of Louisiana, an,l uon. Gcorgo, Of
Mlesfsslprl,
, 1880-01-27

a pEontA correspondent writes that Blaine
Ia tho ctoIce Of more ncll In that city thun oil
tho other candidates cansb.ness.
, 1880-01-27

TO THE MEsinEleS OF THE 1NnEPENt}EN'lt
ORDER OF UIlF:SIEIlN--yUu nre hereby notified of
tho dunth Ut Arthes J. W. Clarke. number Df Court
Enoryy No. H. Tho fnncrni will llkG placo Weddings
dny Mt O'Clock shafp I.um j270 Siate-st Al members
l.. q. CARPENTER, c, H.
B.n. McMuIAsAY, lee Bce.
, 1880-01-27

TIE Cairo {1ll.) Sim commits ftsclf to
Anlrow BhilInn,t for Nuycr1,or, and thinks thnt
he IL co1aputont to perform tho duties Of tho
Executive ofsiec.
, 1880-01-27

THE "Saud-Lot" rutllan hos quit work,
nl,.l nlultcs hts lrin9 with h1s mouth In uttoring
.blaykguurlIsms aud tncitinR Ignorant mon u
pn,ntnt breaches Of tho Inv and eet into
trouhan.
, 1880-01-27

A WAR11NoToa paper states that q nols.-
bcr Of the Wnllacc tfornler!y TcIIer} Sa4lasu
Committee u authority for the statement thnt
, 1880-01-27

THE result OF the Coroners Inquest In tho
case of Fenton Ueattlc, who WIS shot by
tito drunken negro Campbell, last Saturday
night, IL to develop caaso Of unptoyoked
4nd brutal murder, 1t Ia understood TO be
the purpos- Ut 6late's-Attorney Mills to bring
, 1880-01-27

Mis- SENATOR CoNKLINO Is spending tho
wIuter III Washington, at,d l1er return there,
aftcr II long abaoIlcc, IL u matter OF general TO-
nlAfk,
, 1880-01-27

IN Colfax. H., tl,e straightforward qucs.
tt0n tGr,tnt or Blaiuej WIS nskNt Ut 1B4 1pupuh.
Ilcal,R, alll lJ4 nnswuretl I3lllno."
, 1880-01-27

Of tlisklnh fnr tho common gOht1, join forces
By milking ", compromise bill which shall
Include tho Wfscst provisions Of both n.cns-
urcs now befnro the Committee, and illus
present Rquarely to Congress the question
whether or not that body is prepared to deny
to the country tic National protection against
railroad abuses which is so universally de-
minded.
TIE TAX on PAPER AND pApER-MAKINH.
There aro 1avcral great Industries In tl.ts
country which are directly anil gricvous|y
afflicted by the tnriIf without any rational
prrposu or financial rensfn. These nre tile
manufactures nj COTTON, sircn, E'nss, nin'
paper. ln NIL these grtnt Industries the use
OF sotln-ash a1ul of"othor bleaching ngcnts
is all essential and serious item Ut cost, Tho
articles are Indispensable, nntl the tar,ff tax
Is oppressive and reprrssivc, mud most IN
juriuns 10 NIL engaged III these large branches
OF Industry.
We wish tn call tho attention OF the prpss
and af Congress tn the effect Of tho tax on
sotla-ash and other bleaching ngents upon
the cost Of making paper. In this ranntry
Ial'ar Is nas'a not only from rags, hut hugely
from strnw anil frn,l wood. The process Ut
bleacl1lng in tic manufacture Of paper from
straw MID wuol Is u costly ono hccal,se OF
tic grcn: lua,Iti,y nf cl,elnlcnls needed, aud
because ct tie oppressive tax ls4poscsl niMn
these necessary commodities. Tho annual
importation Ut stln-aali exceeds two hundred
millions Of pounds; tho duty OH this nrtlcle
Is s5.G5 per tnn. Tho duty OH other CLIENT
lcals used for the same purpose IL cye,,
, 1880-01-27
THE REAGAN AND sApp RAILROAD Bills.

or political account.
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THE REAGAN AND sApp RAILROAD Bills.
Tho following resolutions were unanimous
ly ndopted a fow days ago by the New York
Board Of Trade and Transportation:
Rcs4rel, Thnt In tho opinion Of this Eoort1 tho
provisions Of tho 1acn9ln It'll for the regulation
Of Interstate commerce, as while. arc lust
and reasonable; md with tho amendments re-
atlng to small shippers before alluded to, n1,tl
the prohibition Of cutting IN export md I'm.
pnrt business should become law; thnt son,o
1nens,tro Ut the kind Is absolutely necessary tn
protect tho public Interest: md, further. that
tho magnitude Of tho Interests Invalvcd ia 81
Hrc1t that II competent Board nr Commissioners
should bo provided by supplemental act to
supcrintend tho operations of Interstate r7li-
road laws, and frpm tlsno to time recommend
to Congress such additional or qualifying mpas-
1lrcs as n1lly be required to do substantial JUS
tice to tho public and r,silroud tntert.stss
lt*tirttl, That tho compensation for sncl,
Commissioners should bo large enough to coui-
mand the services OF men Of tho highest char-
acter and utility"
An elaborate report prepared by a special
committee accompanied tho presentation IF
these resolutions, lit which were vet fOrtl,
tho rcasons why preference was given to the
aat H. rn.e,.,,ra" na,..a. ~, ~ Nv p.s
49,. ~, ~, ,s,,'.s,, III, 'r
hin tho assont,,, yae,n~a NJ tho Gov, In ~
viz: National Commission for tho supur-
vision Of Interstate railways. The fact
seems to be TINT neither the Sapp bill nor the
Reagan bill Is In the lttnst tlesirnble slape,
but tl,nt as both bills are In tho hands of tho
same Committee and III n0wise al,tagu-
..!e.o, sa.s s"o.,a .,' ~ '.'csseu INV o'l' pef-
..ss os''e' s"."1l .,, .I' ~ "aos tno 'ie!v
so"o."' HSs'se ou'','e" W ,''o ,'e'.s'n s W.
.4io a"ta. ,. ia."1' ."'t' 'e''to1A' "ss'o1 4ot
co.mPaese III, ie.e!'
Nv 4"'ai "caect !" 1tio 1se"s''A o"1 ~ 1ho
n''''os'on " piu,!ac ~ 1,nIloi''' la'.".'s
eo'n''sSio''t "h"out "n'c'l t'ese e''hiaos pe
ea''ian'o "''a e''oofsnR p'oEect,oa aeatns'
''.o ,"'!tu"' "o,.s,ss 1no seae1's1 pflhs'r,rs
o, I!o lscas'n pl4t "ro eof1cc9' ~ proh'oa1s
"iS.4 'li''''''s, "1't 'ao io'l'ls " lletshts'
n,'hss ~ "nn1"1ut ~ c'1afse 'ho1e 1"r
snos'e. u'''t 'os 'ohsef a's.aMe' "na pro
''aes ti"t sc'sea"teso' 'A.cs "s'''l' IN puol'e'y
pospe.' na.' HAVING 1naae a RetleFa1 ueeiara-
lion OF principles Inc blll fa1's 10 provide MT
auetluato SUPERVISION 10 iiold tho corporiI-
tlots 70 tue t"'es lhns lala TOWN. liere u
nothing I'll the nill to prevent the railroads
from clln'lethg 1lelr sc'le1sslc8 Ut rites every
week or every 'ay, NOR any provision for
curbli'g tho axtortlon which the railroads
may choose to put upon tho public at my
ti'ne. The Committee OF tho Ncw York
1'onrd Of Trade hive pointed out that the
1lcagan hill is defective, too, In applying tic
rale agninst discrimination 10 "likoseryices, 3"
, 1880-01-27

1lnmJfnsR TheNffo,
Clark street, bctwean WashInGton and Randolph.
Of Frank II. Aiken. "Casto uinncho."
, 1880-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


NcTtckcrsh Theatre.
Madison struot. batwccn Dearborn and etate. En-
sxgnmont Of tho l3oaton Theatre Company. ~0r1nk.'
, 1880-01-27

Hnvct!y's Theatre.
Dearborn Etreet corner Of Monroo. "Tho Galley
, 1880-01-27

thcrU n ru wnrrant for tho naaertlon te!cKrnrhcd
fryMn Mime rs coming frnn tho FtIsaanlAts Tint
that Committee wn1n investigate tho question
III lastlu In afn!nc, With tho sfrw Of determining
which TcHtsIHture wRt eWNlly'argnntEetl. Tho
nlntnt,tr Of tho Committee Wh0 KHvt this iHfor.
nation II t>s,ntAr,,i, uni lH safs1 flrthor that
shcr, IL 1,n .so,t,t but tf1at movement "a bti
foot ntnrr,E tho Mnfno Fttstnuists ~ Ect their
tr,tst1o bcforU GtEFcsa hut alct1 thing II not
thought uf IN Washington. THO tne,nlfor c0.,ld
not too what Congress hda r.. to do with Tint cn-
trt,vcr%y. It. was Sthto election. anl tho wl1nto
question IA Asntt 1nntter for them to settlo.
ConHrc*s could tlot touch It, cyc,t II ttor9 WIS
my tt4sMsItton 10 Ito ST. Amt yrt Il wol,1l t'n
very lsko tho Dcmo-C Confederate C,ngrcsa to
pick up tho Nfutro c1Ro- tool aud cut its fingers.
TffE 110n. j. 4. George, who WIS chosen
United atHtn5 Senator from mississippi last
week to succeed sennnr l,rttcc, IL aMt ~ ycnrs
ri asc+ IL III totx' hcnith. md 4 man Of sono
distinction In his own State. ffe l.aa ntwAys
stnotl IN tho frort rank ut tho far, ns two ycnrs
ngo was elcutcd Chief 1ustco Of the Supreme
Court. He r. teprn.cntcslas conservative man
IL hi. political Views, which IL II Eex*s recon-.
tncntntlon f0r n Mississippi Democratic poll
tfclnn. For Ho,nc yrnrs before tho Wnr he was
rep0rter VI tho snptrmo Court, and ho haa writ
ten several Inv hooks Tint nro nj stnndartl al-
thnttty 1T 1ls anil nGItdning Htates. liatwns
mnAo Chairman If ttp Democratic Stnte Com
tntstce In ts7i nr,l nintagct Tho political cnn,-
patgn al TINT year. Gn,. Genr9u WIS cnftlt-
,late nguinst Lamar at tue lust senatorial ccc-
ton.
, 1880-01-27

Clask strcCt, bGtweon Randolph md Imte Engage.
rent OF loosso Lessock @rhs!!p Gcrdon, AItnes."
, 1880-01-27

Randolph etrcot, hetwotn Clark md La Sn1te. En-.
snRement OF tho Weathorsby- GOODWIN Ffollquos.
~ uobbica.H
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
6it EISG S~tg,H.,ET.

aSS- Tlae Funeral Goods Specially, "Sa
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Tho sseynnu Fair,

Although the German fair has no
been so successful financially as wal
desired, yet It has been q source o
much pleasure. Saturday was thu
closing night, The ladies who havt
aided the project will Re rendered a
ball this evening. The following arti.
cles were CHARGED OF on Saturday even.
ing: Gold watch. Bertha hauz; silver
watch, l.. D. Campbell; clock, Miss
Clara Neidemeiei; q tea service, B
Rnrnest; psrlor stove, George Sharpe
q silk quilt, K. Alberger; suit ofolothes,
Harry Miller; china set, Miss Ross
Hurnell. The fair has not besn a.
successful financially as The mansgert
anticipated. Socially nothing car
he complained Of.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
Denver I'm she Hands of a Mob.

Denver, Cel., Oct. 3l.-Denver has
besa Ia the hands of mob for eight
hours, and there are now fully 500
rioters In the streets. II has bsen dis
covered a week ago that there wer,
fully 5000 names Illegally registered
in this city, and Immediately aiierwsri
the streets were filed with strangers O.
the worst character.
Ever since the publication OF tho al.
legged Garfield letter, violent partisRns
have sttiveu to make 2a issue Of The
Chinese question. and the Democratic
press has besn filed With articles as
serting that as coon s5 Garfield was
elected the Stats would b. flooded with
, Cinnamon, and all whit9 labor would
be driven out.
On Saturday nigbt tho Democrats hat
procession, carrying traDaparenciel
with inscriptions and cartoons tGa1inl
to exotic animosity sgainst The Chinese
A considerable portion became intexi
Gated and remained ont all night. Al
noen to day they made an a5sauIt OF
the Chinese houses, tearing down the
houses and beating and driving ont
the inmates. A cinnamon was dragged
from Hop Lees plsce with rope about
his neck, and his skull was crushed IL
with bCOts and bricks.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
LOOAhEITES.

The Board Of Health mests in regular
session this evening.
Col. Robt. G. Ingsrsoll, will speak al
the Opera House, to night.
The Bohemian glass blowers will ex
hibit this evening at No. SOC Marke,
street.
A meeting was held In the City Hall
on Saturday evening, by the Green
hackers. The attendance was small
Addresses were delivered by John g,
Jackson and A. II. Weld.
Robert Barton, of New Castle, whilst
driving on Market street last night, ran
over an iron pire that almost blockaded
tho space between the gutter and the
car track at the corner Of Eighth street,
and broke the wheel of his carriage.
The vehicle belonged to Mr. Graham,
OF New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-01
The OGsiO N al HcadqussieTS'

The New York letter to the Pbiladel
phia Ledger says: At the republican
headquarters, Colonel Hooker, in reply
to iuquiriee as to"hoE things locked"
80
SaIu:
eve are nearly !hroush tho heavles.
part Of our work now, and We have IL
fl, 10 do nov until next TussI.ay, when
we expaot 10 reap a tcnptlul harvest,
We have sent lithogrsph copies Of Gen
eral Gsrfsld's letter Of denial TO all
pcrts of the 'Ountry, and the telegraph
is speeding the news Of the trial Of the
alleged fOrgsr 10 every eitv, iron EAst-
por', Me-, to San Francisco. We have
already rece we'd assurances frcm the
managers ofGhe campaign in California,
Nevada, and al the Pacific slope States
and territories that the only efsct the
letter has had, has been to disgu t ma
ny Democrats. The lithographiO copies
of The forged letter We're received in
California on the Same day on which
the dispatches announcing the arrest
of Philip were sent, and the lstter fall.
en- fiat, through some Of the followers
of Denis KearDy tried to circulate II
but his party has gone to places, and
California IL es 3uraIy oars IS Ohio Ia. +"