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To Lovers of Fine Plug rohac

10 Lovors OF Fine Plug Tobacco,
Keno" Plug. manufactured by Musselman
d Co., Louisville. KY, is the choicest plug to-
bacco sold. Adam Fetsch, wholesale acent
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Wanted

Live or dressed hogs. Chicago prices paid.
]. T. MCMILLAN,
11S and 120 East Seventh Street.
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For Sale.

very choice lot of heavy Pinery cattle TO
sale at Northwestern Stock Yards. Those in
need will take notice.
DELANEY ~ 0,Coy,,0,
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Use Vim. 0iarks q Sons HEL1xHExpLYs
Factory at Redditch, England. Ofics l57 La
Sails street. Chicago.
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poat buy a sewing zacnrns until ysa have tiles
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ELECTION NOTICE.
TUESDAY
THE
I'd Day Of November,

1880, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon, at the
usual places of holding elections in the differ
ent wards and precincts of the City of Saint
Paul, except az follows:
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Fourth Precinct, Fourth Ward.

Al! qualified electors in the First Precinct
of the Fourth Ward, as heretofore constituted,
and residing west of Dousman street, extended
to the Mississippi river, and south of Goodrich
street from Dousman street to Pleasant avenue,
and southwsrdly of Pleasant avenue extended
to the city limits from Goodrich street, will
vote at No. 295 Fort street, John Kaifer's, cor
par of Goc4hne street
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First Precinct, Fourth Ward.

All qualified electors in the First Precinct of
the Fourth Ward, as heretofore constituted,
and residing north of the centre OF Goodrich
street, and east of Dousmsn street extended
southerly to the centre of the Mississippi river,
will vote at the Fourth Ward Engine House on
Ramsey street.
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ANNEX.
SITUATIONS WANTED..-Maies.

SNANTED.By young man II to Is years. age,
book-keeper, bill clerk, employment ut flee
work; is an excellent penman. References ur-
nished. viii mske himself generally useful. Ad-
dress g., this Office. al
, 1880-12-04

TnE Chr1stiancy divorce case has utterly
anu unexpectedly collapsed. Tho witness
who was to provo Tint Mrs. Chrfstiancy &C.
cupicd the same room in hotel fur several
lours with one Giro was examined before
Examiner Loyetoy, Of Washington, few
dnys ago, md his description Of Mr.. GIro's
companion did not by any means coincide
with the appearance Of Mrs. Chr1stiaMcy,
and when Mrs. Chrlstinncy was presented 10
Him he said point-blank that he had never
seen her before, ana TINT she WIS not Mr..
dtro's roommate. This OF course ends
Cllristiancy's case against Ills wife. but she
is determined to press the cross-bill asking
for separation on the ground Of cruelty.
All rtght-thtnking people will bo gratlQel at
Mrs. ChrIBttancy's vinticatlon.
, 1880-12-04

Jo11S CALLAHAN. who belonged to gang
Of scountlrels chilling themselves ''tle bad
hoys from over the hills" was hanged ut
Wooster, O., yesterday for tho murder ot
Benjamin Tor1nfo. Callahan a,ul1,ts fellow
thugs attacked Tor,nle III tue Wooster Fntr.
Grounds in October, 1870. Ills companions
struck tho victim with club. and CnllalIan
stabbed lin Will, dtri.knife In the most
brutal lnu1ltlcr. lie richly deserved hanging.
Three companions escaped tho same de-
served punishment through tho tcct,tlcall.
lies Of thu law. Ono Of thonu has been sent
tu jail for nineteen years, alld two others for
twelve years each. Two others escaped.
, 1880-12-04
QJbe Grib1t1&e;;


SurEn1STEynEST KrM,,Atr. OF tho Life
Saving Service, Inns issued his report for tho
year c,idIng .tunc 10 lie asserts tint tho
service during the yenr. WIS the most Of
fccsive in tho history Of tho country. AZ
though over 200 vessels, having on board
1850 persons, were wrecked. only nine per-
snns wero lost during the year. The men at
the various stations recovered 70G ptrs01ls
They also saved s2,Bl1, so7 worth Of tho si2,
O0o,Ooo worth Of cargoes which tic wrecked
ycssels carried. Superintendent kimtall
recommends that the number Of men Mt each
station be Increased By ono during the stormy
season, and thai tte pay. Of tle men
bc Increased, rs many efficient .ncr
are quitting the service nowadays on
account nf the poor pny. lie also
recommends that that tic willows of men
who sacrificed their lives in the servica
bc pci,sionetl. lie favors the erection OF sta
tfOns ut 1'etltwater un Lake Michigan. Grand
Island nn Lake Superior, anti near tho Falls
Of tho Ohio River opposlt Louisville. Mr..
kIlnball highly enlugizcs the men Of the
Life Service for their efficiency. coolncss,
md courage.
, 1880-12-04

FOSTER Galloway. nnd Logan, tho Vir-
g1na election judges whose arrest was notetl
yesterday, were lsel. for trial to tho United
StAtes CURT yesterday. Bull III the susn OF
s5o0 was accepted for their appearance.
l.o3nn Is n coiored Republican. The two
others nru Democrats,
, 1880-12-04

ACCORDING to Vienna dispatch, Admiral
Seymour ilas given orders fnr thu brenl;-slp
Of tic international fleet. The British squad
ron will leave Turkish waters to-tlay for
Malta. a1,h tho French fleet will retire to
Touf0n. And so ends tile naval dctnol,stra-
ti0n farce
, 1880-12-04

son at New York two weeks ago because
size refused to marry him, has been arrested
at Cetlar Kcys, Fla, by ySlpcrintcndent Wall
ing, Of the New York puilce. When he saw
Wal]1ng lie shot himsclf with suicidal intent,
lie will probably recover.
, 1880-12-04

THE Government Of tho Argentine 1aepub-
lie offers to make a Iand.grant fur nm Irish
co!ouy. 1t wants 10000 Of the people wl,om
tho irtsl. landlords want to get rid Of. There
Is quito large number OF Irish settlers In
the Province Of Buenos Ayrcs now, aud they
1lrG exceedingly prosperous, too.
, 1880-12-04

IT Is satd Tint CanlalIar will soon 10 cyncu-
ated by tho English garrison. As soon is
this Is done, the ''bag a1d baggage" pulley
of the English natlicals with regard to
Afghnntssnn will hive been carried out.
, 1880-12-04

1T Is said that Commissioner purlngton,
Win will undoubtedly be elected President Of
the Honrd Of County Commissioners, has de-
citfed OIL the following Committee Chairinen:
Finance, O'Netll; judiciary, Wood; Public
Buildings. Stewart; Hospital, Albright;
Public Charities, knopf; ald Public Ser7-
Ice. Fnrre1l,
, 1880-12-04

JoI1S LIVINGSTONE, a miner Of a(ahask,
In, while In a drunken state ycstert!ny Mt
tackled Mrs. Stewart .llEd tier 2-ycnr.old baby
Will, an TX. lie inflicted wounds from which
they will nropu1jy tlie,
, 1880-12-04

A RUSSIAN official Journal, tho Agence
Rtsse, says TINT Russia )as shared the y1aws
Ut England md acted ln conccrt with that
l'uwar during the recent negotiations about
tho Greek alul Armenian questions. lsussEa
Iu or<lcr 10 ,natnta!n rcnce, ~, however, will.
ing tu couee1o ually points to tho other
, 1880-12-04

SHEurr-ELEcr MANI announced his
Deputies anil uailllIs yesterday. The naines
Of the lucky Deputies have been previously
given to tho public. Tho naIles of tile
BallilTs will bo found in o,r news columns.
, 1880-12-04

TIE necessity for ships better adapted to
tho transatlantic cattle trade Is rendered
more apparent ench day. The British steam
er Luke Nepigon. whlcl, arrived In London
FROM Montreal yesterday, lost III hcnd Of
cattle anil 4S7 sheep during the voyage.
, 1880-12-04

In n fro which broke out in saloon at
Toledo Thursday night woman named
Nettlo Dixon was burned to death. George
l3rown u,ld Bella Carson, two othor ocou-
plllts, cscAbed,
, 1880-12-04

THE pcnEnsuIar Cigar Company, OF Detroit,
l,as faflc.l, Tile liabilities arc nbouv vs0o.ooo,
and tho assets about Se3,0o0. The principal
creditors nre Now York, Philadelphia, aud
Detroit touncc0 firms.
, 1880-12-04

A. COMMITTEE Of Irish landlords passed a
resolution yesterday declaring tint tho OF
binary laws wcrO utterly inadequate 10
clleck ttln 1.al,ti-Lcaguo agitation. They
should resolute about something having the
charm Of uOYnlty.
, 1880-12-04

TuE indcfntfgahlc DE- Lesscps has induced
the banking houses Of Droxel, Morgan t. Coz
Scligtuan &Co., md Wlnslow, I.1llslcr & Co. to
forlnp syndicate to urge -lls rana.1a Canal
scheme. They will Issue prospectus md q
call for subscriptions today:
, 1880-12-04

THE husband of Mrs. LAngtry has arrived
ut New York Oh business Ilo says lo Will
visit this country OIL pleasure next year,
Wien hs will bring tho jersey beauty with
him, r.
, 1880-12-04

THERE Is trouble In Atoro for Greece A
nunhcr of Italian observation-disclosures Aavo
otforr.t their services to tina Greek. GoYcru-
1,!unt ii, cnso Ut q war with Turkey.
, 1880-12-04

TIE Cznr, In company with Gen. Mellkotf,
returned to st. Petersburg yesterday fro,n
Liyad[n. lie Is said to 10 lnoking well.
Only n week ago it was announced that ho
was dying. but 1t was tho cab1e feld that
s4tl 10,
, 1880-12-04

FouR persons weEu bully Injured BY q fire
which Irtke out In tAllor's shop ut Toronto
yesterday forenoon. OMe of ttlonl, seryaut-
girl nalncl Edwards, will psohubly &tle.
, 1880-12-04

WE present this morning to Cur readers
tho reportof Commissioner Ut Internal KoY-
cnue ltau1n. Of whlcl. M abstract enlbolyIng
It's clIlof feature was published Iu TIE TIID-
uNE Sonia lays ago.
, 1880-12-04

AMONG those who passed away yesterday
were Sanford Southland, merchant of
Toledo; lsnlah A1onsur, broker, Of Indian
npo1Is; ani Charles E,tsng, Manager OF the
Commercial Line OF like steamers, at BuG-
fulO.
, 1880-12-04
II OF, [)A Y
G. IE!I'S!
Ornamental,
Useful, and
Pleasing!
FuRNI 7 URE
NOVEL les! !

We have this season a stock Of
Fancy Furniture that is not ex-
celled in this country.
We display a line OF Parlor Cab
inets (standing and f1anging), Mu-
sic Cabinets, Music Portfolios,
Easels, Escrctoires, iDesks, Fire
Screens, Folding Screens, in An
tique and Modern Designs, Of the
most approved patterns.
Pedcstals, Bric-a-Brac Stands
and Tables, Bamboo! Stands and
Tables for Draping, Corner Tables,
Card Tables, Spanish Tables, Nest
Tables, Smokers Tables, all in
endless variety.
Elegant Brackets, New Wall
Pockets, Stylish Towel Racks for
needle work, Medicine Chests,
Blacking Cases, innumerable and
very cheap.
New Footrests, Ottomans, Ia
borettes, Music Stools, Piano
Stools with and without backs,
Fancy Chairs Of every concciva-
BILE shape and design.
, 1880-12-04

WARMER soutterly w'Mtls, Increasing
cloudInuss, and ratn Or snow nre indicated lll
this region t<,-slay, according to the Weather
bureau.
, 1880-12-04

THE aon.ioli House, Of rratrlo du Chten.
wortl, $l0,0oo, anil partially insured, ,ssaa
destroyed by ilro yesterday.
, 1880-12-04
CI.OsKS, 1)t)J,.1ANH, DC.

ER|AE|!||z||R EA||IaI|||||IElll ] \
Madison and Pcorf'l-sts.
TOO many CI0aksP'
TOO many Do|mans!"
"Too many U|sters!" "
Compel Us to make prices that will move
them
Qatjck-- Very 1atick!
So. If in need Of an
Outside Garment,
Do not PONDER and WAIT, but " conc"
and We will SHOW YOU, CONVINCE
YOU, yes, and SELL YOU. TO enable you
to distinctly understand how much money
We will save you, we append
"O2t2' .NetU Prices!'
DOLMANS.
Our $40 Ribbed Beaver Dolmans, considered a
bargain By every lady that has seen them,
'Ou1' Nciv Price," $500!
, 1880-12-04

LONDON supports N,0o0 paupera nav, or
8.0lu ,noru ttuu 1t did ut this tins Year uko4
, 1880-12-04
Outside Garment,

Do not PONDER and WAIT, but comc,"
and We will SHOW YOU, CONVINCE
YOU, yes, and SELL YOU. TO enable you
to distinctly Understand how much money
We will save you, We append
"O2kr NetU .PriceS!'
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Tho Case OF General prochozlka.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Paris correspond
ont OF tho Times, referring 10 General Prochaz-
ka and his agent, who were acquitted ut VI.
emma yesterday, says they were charged with
obtaining the sum of 10000 francs and q
promise Of 2s0,O00 francs moro from -four
Paris spectators by means Of forged con
ccssion for c1sino gaming table from tho 10.
public of San MarinO. General PrOChHzka oh.
tanned II concession from tile chief of police OF
San Mariuo, which was absolutely worthless
hut in October he submitted TO four Parsian
fnanciers Il concession purporting TO be signed
by two secretaries of state, for which tho hnan.
cicrs gave him the sum OF 10000 francs, on nc.
count Of which he gave tho chief OF police 80,
600 francs and 10000 francs to his agent, aud
tried 20 get the bill for 2s0000 francs dis
counted, but before tho sum was paid tho con-
cesson was discover ed to bo a forgery by the
chief OF police, and General ProchGzka was
charged with buingan accessory thereto. Gu bo-
ing interrogul ed he main tanned that the chief oil
police, who had abscOnded to escape prosecu-
tiop, had imposed upon him. He acknowledged
his pecuniary embarrassment aud that the
erection of u gaming table was not an act of
high morality on the part of a retired soldier
aud the bearer Of several decorations, who had
served cleditably in campaigns from lSi9 TO
1866, but he reported himself MS a dupo OF tho
chief of police.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE AFGHAN VAR.
unfavornble Reports from tho Front


LONDON, Aug. IA letter from Kholat.I.
Ghizai dated the 5th Instant says "Wo have
plenty of food, forage, water aud ammunition
and do not fear an attack. of which there are
no signs. No nows has been received from
Candahar since July % except reports from
tho surrounding country that tho garrison
there is shut up.7
Tho Times Quotta dispatch says large num-
Der of tribesmon continue to flock to Ayoob
Khan's standard.
The Daily NtrS' st. Petersburg correspond.
ent has grave reason to believe that AyoO5
Khan is acting in concert with and has been
assisted by the present amcer.
The STANDARD has the following from Quetta:
"Fresh native reports state that Ayoob Khan
still intends to attack Candahar. Ills hosita.
ton to attack does not arise in disbelief of
his capacity, but because he is uncertain
whether to attack by escalade or sap and
mine.
Tho Standards Berlin correspondent says
the dead Afghan mentioned on tho 18th
instant rs having boon found on the road
from Samarcand to Russia, supposed to have
been an cmissary TO Russia, WINS an Afghan
Chief who was attached 10 AbdurrRhman be-
fore the latter left Turkestan. lie was the
bearer Of dispatches from Abdurrahlnau to
General Kaulmaun.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
FENIANS AND AFGHANS.
The Tail OF the British Lion Twisted at
Home and Abroad.
American Einissaries Charged with the
Queenstown outrage-Ayoob Khan
Growing Bold.
Part OF tho Stolen uines Hecoyered,


CORK, Aug. 13.-Eight of tho rifles stolen
from tho ship Juno, Cork haibor. have been
fonnd in garden at Rochostown. 1t Is un.
dcrstood that the police have clue to tho man
who foil into the hold OF the Juno and was in-
jured.
CouK, Aug. 13.--One hundred police pa.
troled along the river all of Thursday night,
but no further clue to tho identity of the Juno
raiders has been obtained.
CORK, Aug. 13.-rhe captain Of tho Juno
states that after tho maraudors landed he
heard tho rattle OF wheels oil tho road, show.
ing that they must have employed carriages.
CORK, Aug. 13.-Sixtecn more rifles have
been found in furze brake near the railway,
not hundred yards from where the first lot
WAS fUuud. 1t is stated that the owner OF tho
missing fcryboat which was employed in
the raid, has been arrested. The constabulary
have taken charge of two boats found dcreict.
LONDON, Aug. A.-Tbo Tines dispatch
from Cork says that the soizcd rifles bear the
stamp Of 1910.
dispatch TO the same paper from Dublin
says ut Is remarked ihat o greater number
than usual of sipister-looking persons, having
an American mir, arc to be seen about the
cities and towns of Ireland and within the
last few days about 400 stand of the best fire.
arms have been purchased here by such per
sons"
National Republican., 1880-08-14

dred per cent. increase from 1870 to 1880. This,
too is a purely agricultural county, with one
town of Bennettsville of 500 whites and !, 800
negroes.
There are several other points in tho above
table which will attract the critical eye. First
will be noted the remarkable steadness ofthe
population of the state from 1890 to 1870. In
the counties given the increase from 1920 to
1880 WAS IA per cent; from 1880 to 1910 was
2.3 per cent; from 1910 TO 1850 II was 1875
per cent; from 1850 to 1860 IL was 81 per cent;
from 1860 to 1870 it was but per cent,
hut from 1870 TO 1880 1t is 35 per
cent, so that from 1920 to 1870 tho increase
of South Carolina was Mt tho ratio Of 34.2
per cent. In fifty years. or not quito so much
as the alleged increase in the last ten years.
II this was n western state this phenomenal
increase could easily bo explained by tho in.
fux of emigrants from tho older states and
from abroad. But in South Carolina no such
explanations are applicable. There are not
probably 1,O00 moro foreigners in tho state
than there woro in 1860 and she has lost more
than she has gained by tho movement Of our
native population.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Republican Retrenchm emit
To the Editor of The National Republican:
SIR: | notice tho following extraCt in Y

To the Editor of The National Republican;
SIR: notice tho following extract in your
paper of to-day:
We have looked In vain through hundreds OF
republican organs to see IL They offer any evil
reduced prior TO the restoration OF democratic con.
troll OF The house. They were not - LoniS0atc
Courier Journal,
The following fact will show at least ono
largo reduction in the expenses of tho govern.
troll of tho house." In 1872 the commissioner
of internal revenue, Mr.. Douglass, recon-.
mOnded the abolition oil all OF the Offices of
assessor, assistant assessor aud their clerks; the
duties performed by them previously TO be
done by the collectors aud their subordnatoS
and by the clerks in the commissioners Office
This Recommendation was approved by u
republican secretary OF the treasury, Hon
George A. Boutwell,. Tho act was passed by
n republican house and senate and became u
law by tho approval OF n republican presi
dent, u. $, Grant, on tho 24th Of December,
1872. Under this law, 22S ASSESSORS, 2lO assess
Ors clerks and l, ,0l0 assistant assessors wont
out of office.
for the first year was Sl,6OO,oO0, being for
the year onding June 80, 1874, the officers
discharged having gone out. juno 30, 1873, Un.
dor the same system the saving for tho next
year ending JuuS 80, 1875, was 81 500, ,i5S.
This will answer the C0Hrier-JoWNdl inquiry,
at least as to one branch of the government, as
administered by republicans prior to demo.
| cratic control, etc, REVENUE.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Eyncrornted Is.iImntes.

A writer, represented 10 be IAN intelligent
physician who recently visited for second
time" tho section of which ho speaks, says in
a published letter. "in 1873 | passed over
some portions Of the Shenandoah region we
NOW trnyersed. The property which was de-
stroyed by Sheridan's march alone was
estimated at $5000O,000," Fifty millions of
dollals' worth OF property destroyed in the
Shenandoah valley! What nonsense. All the
buildings of all sorts assossed for taxes In 1879
in tho counties OF Frederick, Clarke, Page,
Shenandoah, Rockingham and Rockbridse
were valued at S4,l2i07S; and Ms all tho
personal property assessed the samo year in
ths whole suto was valued at $4,000 900, We
set down S7,0000Oo Tor one'tenth) of that for
those counties. Considering that not ono
building in twenty IN those eouuties was de-
stroyed during the war by sheridan, and not
oue.tonth OF their personal property, II may
easily he seen that the intelligent physician"
referred to did not know what he WAS writing
ab nj. Perhaps lhe negroe were "dcstroyel,'
.-[Richmoud (Ya.) Dispatch.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Plen for Greece.

PARIS Aug. 13,-Some newspapers here
quote the opinion of General Meredith Read,
formerly United States minister at Athens, in
support of tho claims of Greece. General
Read says: "In Athens there are many Al.
banaus in business who are as much Greek as
tho Athenians. Many Albanlans participated
in the revolution and many were leaders in
the war; Tue interest Of the Albunans and
Greeks are tho same. The amount OF terri.
tory to be given to the Greeks will not inter
fere with the Albaniaus, nor with Italy, nor
with Austria, nor with anybody else, 1t will
simply save the Greeks from destruction, and
in this work all the powers should be inter
estel'
National Republican., 1880-08-14
PURSUIT or TICTORIA.
The Indian Band Severely Crippled.

DENVER, Coll, Aug. 13.--A Tribune special
from Santa Fe says: General Byrne of Fort
Worth, Tex, who was woun ded by the Indians
in tho recent attack on mail coach between
Qutman and Eagle sprin gs died last night of
his wounds. The Indians are OH the Mexican
sido Of tho river, but nre demoralizod and have
lost considerable in men, their supply camp,
twenty head OF cattle, snd good many head
Of horses by tho Ninth cavalry in tho
Sierra Diablo They have made no other
stand since the fight in Rattlesnake canon.
Tho bulk Of General Grierson's command Is
now at Sulphur Springs following large
trail, and part Of the command under Captain
Noland has already arrived at Quiiman in
pursuit. General GrcTson has been very sue
ccssful to encountering aud heading Victorio
on and driving him back into Mexico 1t is
believed the United States troops will cross the
river and take up and follow Victories trail"
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, Aug, 13,--The following
were tho official closing quotations Of mining
stocks to-day Alpha, 81; Alta, %; Argenta,
J; Dclcher, 81; Best Il Belcher, 10s; Bullion,
II; Bodo, At; Belle Isle, 1l,16; Bechtel, :; BoS.
ton Consolidated, 27.32; Bulwer, 9; Black
Hawk, 3.lG; Belvidsre, 1t; California, ?;
Chollar, %; Consolidated Virginia, 81; Crown
Point II; Caledonia, J; Eureka Consolidated,
15t; Excheguer, II; Gould & Curry, 4; Grand
Prze, II; Hale & Narcross, Il; Imperial 5l6;
Julia Consolidated l1.16; Justice, I; Jackson,
l; Mexican, Of; Martin White, 20.32, Mono, II;
Mammoth 2; Northern Belle, l2s; MONDAY,
3; North Belle Isle, 1882; Ophir It; Oro, /;
Oyerman, 1g; Potosi, 2ii Real Del Monte 1882
Savage, 49, Sierra Nevada, l2b; Silver King,
6; Silver Hill, 1892; Tioga, /; Tp-rop, 7
(selor 10 days; Union Consolidated, 2Bli Yel'
low Jacket o.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Pedestrianisiii.

New YORK, Aug 13.-W, b. Curtis, of the
Spirit of the Ti,aos who challenged Charles
Rowell, the English pedestrian, in behalf of an
American, whose name is not given, received
an answer to-day from Rowell by cabfo agree.
ing to walk in some locality out Of London.
The time aud place have not yet boen ar
ranged.
LONDON, Aug, 13.-Tho Sportsman to-day
says: "Rowel tho pedestrian, walked IN from
Cambridge to SEQ about the challenge by
w. b. Curtis of Now York to contest for tho
Ashley belt. The match seems assured. If
Rowell is victorious he Will probably visit
Australia preliminary to retiring on his lau-
rails -
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Hnunln Raids In TpXns,

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 13.-A telegram from
Fort Concho, from the agent of tho contractors
OF tho stage line 10 Colonel Logan II. Roots,
says the Indians captured and entirely de-
stroyed one mail and killed two men, and
wounded one passenger on the last stage cast
The road betw cen Davis and FL Ppso is Gu
tirely infested with Indians, and there is no
military or civil power to give protection TO
mails running between Concho and Davis
A later dispatch from tho same place says I:
1.-The Indians took away all the stock from
Barrett Springs station, aud it is believed that
tho last mail east has bocn captured. A
strong appeal for military aid has gone forward
to Wushiugtouu