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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21
Carpet spoilt-wall-paper splash

Carpet spoilt-wall-paper splash
ed?' | asked.
"Just the worst kind"
"Matter of S75. It's my fault;
charge it to me. He ought to have
been fired out at once; but | always
was 50 blasted sentimental"
ITS your only failing" said my
pard.
"Now," says to the company, "a
new deal, gents, on this ere festive
occasion. Supper at twelve o'clock.
Make your bets"
What night we had of it! That
ere little incident in the next room
had put quite an edge on the thing.
The liquor those fellows drank would
have noatcd 'em. Drunk myself? Not
much. never tastes drop when !
handle the kuwds. 1t was one of the
best nights for business | ever knew
better than 10000 for us. We skinned
that crowd.
1t was brought in as an accident.
Mebbe it was-mebbe it wasn't. He
didn't pay his funeral expenses. If
there had been a man that sold flowers
in the place. maybe the bank would
have sent him some camellias and
things, for | was always sentimental
and soft; but then had to pay for a
new carpet. | have had streaks of
good and bad luck ever since, but | dc
wish | could strike just such another
nice young fellow like greeny.
shouldn't care if one turned up like
him once a month. | would treat
them all Just as handsome.
But say, don't forget to come around
and see me for do want you to write
up something gushing about gamblers
and lottery-policy people, and how a
faro dealer got pious all at once and
gave up the pastbOardS and took 10
teaching Sunday-School. Yank in re-
morse and rope in the sentiment. Call
the thing Ills Last Deal" I'll give
You the p'intS. It's a kind of reading
takes. 1t sounds so truc-SO like Il
butcher a-fainting over Il lamb. 81
long.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21
"pon't know half their Value"

"'rhcy cured me of Ague, BiliousneS>
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended
had half bottle left which | used fol
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbOrs said could not he cured. would
have lost both of them one night If had
not given them Hop Bittcrs. They did
them so much good | continued their use
until they were cured. That is why say
you do not know half the value of Hop
Bitters, and do not recommend them high
enough.'-B,, Rochester, N. Y. See another
column.-Amertcdn Rural Home.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21
Boston Police Memoranda.

Geo. L. Savory Esq, Asst. Police
Clerk, refers to case of agonizing
sciatic suffering of frequent occurrence,
and which was cured by st. Jacobs
Oil in less than half an hour Week
In Globe, B0Ston.)
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21
Mistakes Should Be Corrected,

Particularly the practice of taking medi-
cines into the system by way Of the stom-
ach for diseases of the Kidneys. 1t is an
old treatment, well tried, and proven in
efficient. The true method Is absorption,
as proven by the great success OF DAYS
KIDNEY PAD,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21

"Dont sit so far away from me, Harry,
dear she said to her lover, while they
were steaming up the river with the ex
cursion; don't sit so iar away and turn
your back tome in thai way; people will
think we are married.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21

cratic party; that this object is declared
to be "right on the ancient pathway"
of Democracy.
What has any Greenbacker to do
with this party? What has this party
to do with Greenback votes?
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21

The human heart is like feather bed
it must be roughly handled, well shaken
and exposed to variety of turns to pre-
vent 1t becoming hard and knOtty,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-10-21

One of the hardest lesson to learn in life
is that the man who differs with you, not
only in opinions. but in principles, may be
rs honest and sincere us yourself.
, 1880-10-11

j.nhtt1t Icfcurr,Fh.
To thnao who know tho nAtura OF tho cnaHo
tEh erllsurs Hif TIN 4ttrlcnn cutst tho story
which cnil,Ga frsta her ain1 eatys ship Wild Hwhh
will cerluiAIy nplH"lr utiu at rDnlhtknbln hgru.
isns ~ thu M''s which wass! thAt tHrria shafo
with mnny " ns"llBicr without Il imnlc,--t.l.a wt
to tho unfnrtlInnt0 MltluNl WhJ Ghhtca ~
full ln Ml,llllH lhoin! With greedy hhsta TINT
nlt0rs tltilu tfie for tst'uih', hg II lifnII ~
pieces, Divided uulutIE tho predatory hurl, n!M
tlrrsst lnl,worui. SMeh ii, i,uint III tllls wus tho
Ga,,su III tho ltrnv0 teAl which hnR Jt'nt been
l,erIaFnttl. Lying ~ ll!u tsAlst III Mozambique,
thu I,H'k-n,tt ut1 tho Wild 6Hnn csplutl slnyo
..hnw; n,nl cl'nto wns immediately kyon' lH
t.HicasnFlal tn cacAits: thu lsrtttAh lnan-nf.whr
WIS TN, swift IND tuu we'll bundled fnE ssth ni
nttrlHpt 10 HI4CcHGal, Niltl presently $nu thuW WIN
antu ulhtlRlr. Then o,lf.in tho Vrneaa VI trn'!s-
dtA,ssicI yascl tn hur cnplnr. MI operation nfton
Ut sunle difficulty III tic tFenchgtouB Afrt1Alt
SOUS: md thus C,tInu nnlt that while thu work
wrk ynNx nl y l1!te atltH in'y Slipped frpii th1
m"tncnt, yrt alrea.ly tho that'e q \ mnrael bud
hreh mArkc,t, nHa u'ln nf the shI'rka which 6H.l
esuly (DistWuu tbs t!Iw In hutlu ~ H9ststiHg ~
BniIlls HIgh tlislstGr instantly d!rft uEh'N tile
lonr Ind, aul With mo s.lil0i the JnwB o!t oil
thu wNtvr tito attention Ut uthcr monsters ut tho
s..Inu HwnrIn WIS Httruetu ltld Nnu Ut thetu Nr-
riyny IN the KepNe. k1tarGsi thg other ley VI tho
la,y. ,Iust then IN English sailor OIL tho WtIA
Swan, fully awaro q all tho peril ho s'cn!,1tcr-
knife, nnl su Violently ,tttankMl thu shArks nItd
w tleturlnt,letIky htlll Ills uwl IN huriI1Fitx tho
llAIr tlul!H, Tint bu WIS euanle4 10 Duat ult till
nssailn'ts. got tho hny intH btMk 'l9nEsae iho
the tnlMs uH Inflicted on tho ncKsss child had bVe
~ suyGro khnt hu tlieI1 thG srlhe eytl.lu9.
, 1880-10-11
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ArFNElIENsltiSH ar TitE !kMtN1ItATa.

oJFiEi 1Ts@HlteN ~ Ahs tbesu49 1flnMHe%
WAsiItstirNS, u. c., Qut, lu.-E,rly III thu enu-
lnttgH III br,tlll Enr'tlnn It wns given nut sitl.
rfAtIy tnt tho C,laynsa WIS t0 bU tAccAbln n.Ic.
It wA thought that tho eYcets Ut former ne,A f
vlUloHro lnh not sufficiently wurn aw,ty frHn
tho 1t,!ti..s Ut tho coiurcd ltpnhlitWns to tnnka
tsM, dangerous 10 tho JlGlnucr1.ts IN r0s4srs.
Tho peaceful policy IL not, h,wuynr, ns s.errsa-
fill III tho lc.l,lih9 Ile.lpcrlls wtsh Tilu fuIlnw-
it.y letter, wrltteh by u loading beluotrut ut
Orl'ngeburE County to tllB County EhAir.i,ah
dlsclt.sra sumu of tho ntIluyancHS experienced
by tho ueIaNr,lts. aud Indicates str4.IE desire
for tho return Vt tho rIls vi tho ltc-SIIrts gud
tho Nlght.lslAerss
hr. MATTHEW'S. 4. O.. Bept. III, !B<,.-.Mr. y.
!)itfAt. county Chairman 0Hltlae!,uiu t'DhHiH-
sHmpllnAs ~ uil'lOnyOrll!g to gs,,IInllintcAto IN
ytI Il ftw !nta expressing my tllsAllprusn! 4,r
yLtlr iK,t!ey Ut requiring III III llllu tllu lte-
rUtlIcAIt nlustih9s LII thlK county. / Altvnl,si
tA8 iuuutfny ut Fort Apllu OIL Saturday, ut VIA
u cluso Observer ntal u careful listener, ultl
r,tlnt AWAY sAttsl!cd llnt Mtr presence
there MT only did no KNHl. but nslllaly
for tho Republicans. Tie Republicans lreMtt4l
US with IVORY M.urlcsy, nt,d Y1tv our sprlkers
u respectful haAFux, with tho tMl,l!ctl uilllcr-
staulnK thnt w0 wusc IL Bh.,w thviM tho billtp
curtesS. And IL tho superior rneo sDt III exlli,,
pio NJ Dulorly tctlutlOr, Gtc., tho result WMs II
lew worry taitd speeches 0y our sidu without uny
elect, md tWA
vkltY sTtWlslsn AND TkLltSa SPEECHES
l'y Mackcy anI Taft, very rzasptra.Ilig 10 lii,
Aud very lIulaXinG tO our purity III the minds Ut
tho lexroos. 6uvetll very grASu 4ua tell
, 1880-10-11

REPUBLICAN, CLAIMS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NnsrfS. Oct, !'.-Thp llcpublttnna OF New
Hampshire appear to feel confident Of carrying
t1t Stntp In November. The JntFnnl'a Concorlt
correspondent estimates tint thu ,nsuj jorlty will
bc c:i.uD, Thu lowest majority receiycll by n lie-
publican Electoral ticket In tho StHta frum ls59
10 1917, Inclusive, WIS 3,iG III 1904. Tho flreon-
ln,ck votc two ycnrs ngt' WIS 04o1, Of which this
correspondent tAt!nntcs that 200 was drawn
from tho tiep,.blsca,is, and will 10 regAirct by
tho tHttcr this yehr.
HANCOCK Nut INTERVIEWED on TIE TAn1pF OF.
ulLAST.
NEW Yol.K. 0Gt. n.-Gsn 1lnnrock sh..t to-dny
thlt tho nllcEc,l Interview th,twcon himself aud
Il correspondent IF tho Patterson Guardian, III
which tho General Is represented IN expressing
aotI,c r,lthcr queer ylcwH oil thu tnri, WIS III,
Invention frtttM heHlNnstlx 10 ollt. 1tu hns RGGn
no representative Or the Gi!srittn ntld hus not
nxt,n'sss' nny yiews for publication on tho
yIuw Il. tho ttlrgratn Rl,flt the Er,lnt- Fowler
mnttcr. which was published yestprdny In eur
tain Western 1MeerF. was ,cIit!rDiy false, No
such Interview tOuk plNcI.
, 1880-10-11
At WARIEIH15T1}E-
Epftidl Uishitth 10 I1t Chifdno Ifihftns


Special Dlspnteh 10 7he Chicago 7ribnns.
WAslflStTuS, y. e., Oct. l0+-Tho Washington
Gazeitc, bourbon nrui,t1. IN nh Mrtteiu entitled
" tho IntlInna md Ohio Elections" xcclI,s TO lsc
preparing for 1lcfeat. 1t Rnys: "It wt,nt'l l,e
unw[sc 10 predict tho result OF tho Presidential
electiun syshnt or Tucs'Iny, In caso hull, Suites
Btf,ultl go Affsi,can l,y nn]uritics which could
not bB nt&8fwlsG than stntlll md tnslKnllcunt.
Gen. llnrrtNk IL vnstly stronger IN the 1tct,b-
llcau States * tho North thnp tho Democratic
purity. nMl iyhen tho rcorl1 arG cnlIe,l MI 10
v?to for hfIN ur his totnputttor, Mr.. Gnrtscl'l,
howl!t bv folsn.l tn !cni his party III al tlpso,
for this rousui: No preliminary election c,iti
truly serve nB n test Of tho populHr vote that
Con, l1A1icock Will recolvc."
\ han pI.ACE TO nET.
a wcll-known Democrat, and one who mover
nl10wa hls purity zcul 10 got tho hcttrr Of hls
judgment, stntcs TINT hu w,Nlii not bet either
way IN tho genera! result III November. lie
thought that In.inin would 10 Democratic by
q ANAL minority, but unlcss tho maturity h
n.Gro thRn h,'0O, 1t will mt III tho l}uInnera.Io
party much Eotpl. li1 Inns ttOfin considerable
bcttng oil elections, but tha ti,no thinks II Ia
wisur to kcep his uDney t,an IL wager 1t On such
uuc0rtAn matters.
FINLEY.
Finley. T!dcn's cx-lrnrrel roller. hns Just re-
turned from l,'Ilnnn. llcn1 nskcu whit the
prospects Ut Democratic sl.ccpss nrc, ho snld:
ut IL d question nf colonization"
, 1880-10-11
NEW YORK.
THE COMiSti PARADE.
-. fHF{taI

Eptt{dF IJffpnfth To Ike EhjcIVV Tribune,
r,,,, w.S..,. ~, - :, =. e..f.s.,..,, .,.., .
MIw unM' ~. ucl. W.-Ht 10 estlniatea 1nat lneFo
Will bo itIot lD organizations III THO PROCESSION,
t0-tnlirruW night. The ItrplthlieE,l Central Cn-
vn,r chi, ro,tr,teat tts f;trnt t,ln,.. nnmerI,,p
IN mmnl,nrs tr1,c IIsnnv n tho emmtnvrs s .T
tho lnrgc dey-go@ls ssorcs '!own-tnwn IL
intcnt.od to be very iInvpsng. Tho Dry
{3orls nnA Curpet Association will t,t fortn,s,
,,t, a ,','.'.,., ,,, ~ IT.
'hto 'ci. .co'p"h'o9 oi "nH'''ca 'he'l Ut nloFo III
eaet'. Ihcse co!1tfsl"s 'l''Fa oecn organized III
au.Ie, su ~ y. ''so, o. u, 'n nn,, ~ ~ wv, wv,
t,I..,s ~, 1'r.,,,;,.n,. r. ,..,.s =, ,',.,o
H".'seH VI. H'"'4"HJ, 1.o"t .""Hn'.h ~ !-eo''''
Ar,l II cMtiHl street; Company e Ut tho hutsra
, 1880-10-11
tlovcrNnr nf MtrhtHn,, snw tho following ctll-
iutlnf LII Il rcCnnt itxln nf thu f.hlrngn TitnEN.

t'NfGtput y" tHAGHtHhus oN~ tAo IbItuNlh6 e"s-
tor!nf IN 4 recent iss,ie 0f tho ChcnRD Tm1:
"The 1n)nur iItnrrst IN Michigan hnvlng mr.
raye'l Itself u. tho s1 TT tho fIcsnocrncy. Nr.
1Urtnlg, tho Republican oAfilihhtr fnr t}nr.
rrt,nr. Il said IN llvu wt.tton itttcr making
document Is iii tho hnnt1a nf friend Mt lielrrit,
wln will nuke It public ut mn Gnriy. a1ay. i Il
bxtMCtrl that the Nrm's ttnn IT TIN Aeenc!nteun
Will en!lsen tnhtrrsai reduction In tho ltepunltc-
1tl tnMt"rIty llext yenr." ..
4 'l'1inUSH Representative interviewed Mr..
1tr.,inn this afternoon, md ho nsscrtc.t TINT
thpru wis not II wortl uf truth In tho statement.
t!c hui written no such 'ottrr at, Il afty ntl1 n
h!ltt. however, written IT, tho RnlntHl!st4 Arst,-
rinttnn aoi1e tl,no npO. 'tecllhlnE tn hare my
thing ~ tiD with tilBtn Hr their interests. Tho
huilurh1e gentleman scctattl very at,dlgnH!lt
that ktitll Il HlnrKD stntitd hG nlhle. lfn re-
lHhrhr III tho rulrsO nf tho lnbryinw. TINT " II
wne lust llke tho lHscrurllto,l. Tftt to ti'nt,ll-
fncthre eucli Il political en1nrti.'
KALAMAZOO.
Special Dtsrdtfh ia The Chttnrh TrfttlnA.
EAl.AMAHMl. Mich, Oct. 1O-Thu n1nes-tncct::
Ing Ur Itenilllicis ilrry yesterday WIS YrRtld
success. rlte ioti OinNr u. Cnngur md CMpt. II.
Illltn H1fyUastHl MI D},ptl-ntr tltettitlH III tho
nferl!nti. nfld hgnfn ln Unnn Hull III tho dvGit-
inH. f.nrHe trlruntiDns frulu tho SURROUNDING
tnw,ls wGru present. The nctlluernt* were III
tlu!r usual tttrfy business III distributing
pincar'ls nn,l ,n.errlipelng tho sfrnkers. Dur.
Ing ts,n .lny ono % iarM Sns rushed ~ the
The speakers. The Republicans nru ill thu beHt
q frcllnK, md ws'te nwnke u their Interests.
Ihuy will give goot nccount uf themselves III
November,
, 1880-10-11

twn hours. Tho presentation wtis most impress
l!,Mas Ut tana MID vlenty nrr alive a1i'i 1t work.
Srfetal utsptteh 10 7he tthtarn 1ttbhnt.
t!tfSrDs, H., s'upi. n.--Thu ltnrltblItrln nstcs
nf M,r,a TT, n.4lsiutlya lnrgr i,tin,hcr or tho
fairfield tsnrtls mid .ntl1rra. rs''s hrHo t'nr-
r re- NJ, Arthur @ a,, s 5 ,tt "Ts
prevailed. t:lder j. Il. hlck,tlnn, 1T tho t'hrIa
tfnr Gh,lrcl tllR orallnr delivered nuYnttl.
cent gpcech AtnLtI HrcMt MpNhllse.
, 1880-10-11
SlllclQE.

ST. LnrIF, Oct. l0-I.e0n lin,Ich0r, Of tho tirtn
Of boucher & To-. propriusors Of tno sound Guy
WhitN Lcu.t usltl C,!0r Works, Nos, fUt ard 10
North stco,Nl atrcet. wont to hla storo Mt 10
o'clork tn.nEKht ai,tl blew hin braIns out with n
pisto'. Mn cause Is nssigncd t.r tho not. lIU
lift four lntrla addressed to different persons,
but nnllo nf tt,etn hnsn l,ecn opn,lerl yut.
llAtTiMnNE, NIL. Oct. IU.-l,tke WUiss, aged
II, hanEct hil1rI'lf teddy. fllA fMth0r huA
whipped hin shortly lsfort, tho hnnglnH,
, 1880-10-11


Republican, n,,ti ltnnnIne, Dcn,ocrat, will bo
cI,,sn. will tho chls1ccs In favUr If Young. Tho
Ttirl nnh Fourth DIstrIcta, nav pcmncrntlc, 1t
Is confidently lK'lcvtst, wilt "a fsctnl'lican. In
tho Fourth District tMcsinhor1's> Ewingh major
ity over FOeter vas :1f Int the nrp,iblschn leg
ientivc ticket IN tho counties throughout tho
district nggroRnto.l n small nntDrfty. The other
close districts nre tho Fxtt. Ninth, Tenth, ana
Fourteenth. Ti,cro nro tho hest OF rrRsons IL
believe tho National DumtMrntto tnnt1nRors havo
cheaon tho Cincinnati Gsld ntjotnl,g districts ns
n ground an which 10 make n strong light for
tho preservation of thu!r majority In Congress.
Not loss thnn &30.MD of Enstert, money was
dumped In !lcru by lIarnum In tw,' days.
pEMtsCAATR NOT nltA0a1SG.
Special Dispaith to The chtea9o Tribune.
Co1,uMnER+ O., Oct. l0-So atsl,sny previous TO
an election hns been het.er nttnptcd to the work
Of pul, lcnns thnn tt-ltny. III fnct. II has been
a nctd-tay. ono well enlcntntcd for th,ttof,'
holtng The average citizens by candidates and
right ssull has ttla part Of tho work bec, t"l'c.
During tho slny tho streets hRso bcon hctl with
people gntlored III tho street coreTs n1itl IN tho
aal0,ns. cnch ono giving his rlnws OF tho result
Of tho Krcht struggle OF Tuesday next Tic
party spirff runs exceedingly high, and
II woui43 take hut little to crcuto
dsstdfbnanco. Tho Republicans nre
unusually t,rn and Will stnnd by tho polls frs.,,
rho tInlc uf opening ID the close. nl nol'c Ut Tho
buls,zirH which that tlnscrtinsllotis politician
John q. Thompson hhs found ~ nvni!1hte for
gears will sosto him now. 1}urirR tho tlay the
rooms of tho Democratic Committee bnvo lecn
crowded with politicians. but aty effort 10 g,'s
admission wits found IN he useless, those inside
tho stNr rhnt,ber npircnring to he suspicious Of
any near pproac th tho door, lcst tftcir reercts
should be found ont. Tile condition 0f nralrs
IN 111E srArE
has materially ehangr'l during tho past week.
III. III
, 1880-10-11
INDIANA TOWNS.


rn..,,, nt.,a.sh -. rss ,,hIs,.. o,.,.,
opts.as D"pa'e" ~ las ehteaso atohHf'
TEnNE HATTIE, lNl.. Oct. l0.-Ths Democracy
cess In numbers. rroplu from tl,1 n,,lvhlnrjuv
tn.,n. ,,,u.n ,,s.n. f ,'.i<,.I M,
to".s Mt'e Fsfneh' "1" !"ttc'P"Hu' 4ho
tOTvhltKbk procession WIS thu lArHest or tho
cnnlpntgll. 3tO1 turcl,es being III llnc. senator
Heck sM,kc in tho aftsr,,tx,n IL, IA lruo uru.ct,.
ur, ~. III,o. 1.,s ,, ., ,.,,,,,,,. t., ~, ,,
au eoa' ILLUS aa"resae'' tho peop'o III 1ho ose1a-
lug. .-
ES'0nf. niSf0F.
Epsttai Dtsra,rA to Thf Chteaop Trtbnnt.
ngOUMIE(iTDN. ILL.,. Oct, 11-It W,lH ntltsf,l1tcc1l
last might ut Il ube 1nuej lt,v hurv lint tho Tfun
II. M. liIsh,u, ux.f1nrrrt,or ,,f f,hIn, hus ,ln.
rIur,,l iii Imfnntnn ~ vutinv fur t;nrhniT rim
inftr,nmtInn ,yns rn.civ,st fhr,u,,i, :" mr,,ntu
imti"r -, M, WI r., III. rltv tir" r. NAM"
IN ti,is iii i,"n,m.,,,ta win. inv" ,,.imr',
fl,,,v viii s,ttn,rt timrti..ii nnn,w II t,"rs Itr
nj, n ~ ,r.1;,innnt ,,nv.,si,,,. ~ s,%nr,r,s II.
Will n,nv., r.tis, ri ~ II II Wn " i'M'1i,s,,.
t'rv.vnn1" ,n,,' ''''' A"' ;" - "oo"'" " 'e"o'lH
"'S'ao'Nts osn't'
pkkaish At MICHIGAN ctTY:
Spsttd' uLpdtth TO The Chse4gu 1titunta
MiutiluAs City. int, Get. lU.-Wn sllniI carry
lnAm by Trim J,iNl ln lUO na aurity, It w1 eIiil
have fns lu!tHt AtA un hultst count, on rtpx-
day next. Thu changes In tho agricultural,
manufacturing. nlIl commercial intrrrsls Vi tho
Bt1lu ityo tieen very Inrguty In tsr favtr sill,
, 1880-10-11
ILLINOIS,,

wnuIt ID ~ Honl. IL wtn,if ..ako dVai Of
violence to drive Mnckcy awny."
ILLINOIS.
KASkAEEE.
STxtidf Utsyatth to 7hr Ghttd3o Tribune:
KtSKAKEg, ILL.,. Cct. n.-Thc Republican rully
which iatifto 0lr t.r1 tp-uhy WIS not oniy tho
1nnst inINrtnnt pnlt1cnl cyHnt .ntich cyur trnn-
sItrtsl hrret Int was ut MI rnlntA tho most rt.
nnrl:nbc festival IN tho history nj thts tnrt Of
tho S.a'c. The surrounding territory poured Ii.
Ills llutn.rct.s un thousands tn td to tho tur,i-
out, mil tho strerts TT tho city were cruwOtl
fr.1nI t,Hrly morning Until midnight. Mover l>-
fore hui tho city s!,nno forth 1 s.1e!, gny holiday
attire. ilnnness n,ii cvergretns frightened Tho
1nu}orlty Of tic business hctAe+ md residences,
t.ld AIt1s tho t'reccstions iito Ut nnrth tho dis
1'ny 4i hunting l,ld i!ort'l .letprMuui's was ~
|Ittin!ly beautiful. Fr,n tho city n1Ohu eutlN
f,,hM 1hae nucuBlc1 tho streets, Ntl lhtSn ts
prsIattIly MI nectt7ltc rsttlntp nr tho crDwtl
which tocked tn fun tho surrounding towli-
Tic tca,nrc Of, ito forenoon was tho process
sim. In which sverr township Of TIN s,t,n!y wits
aai It. A.'iia. :'a: i;oskyillS, Waaseitc, rli"i,
sulltln, Ei%rx. aud 1ycrtull. IL! c.,ef ind 20 nj.
il. nsrei'. h.a'!r; y GoI 'cisr, ts ,larsl'a!,
sn,i', FSseito i'csk al,'l jay llanis'. ,tn,ler
IL Wy wlt!t@i,i iar W "r as" @ "ns ot any Kill.
wlth I hand ut ita head 1t i'nrtl!ed
tho principal Streets. lts. thch successive
tentilre t'IcitlitH rtItih'l3 u nIipinlsn ttni
A1enst'r wsIssn,s fitted win ilnats lyn',ttin1iy
rG'sn.e;l asss sfnios.1ten WIN no .aess
grnlslly nionx. Others cunsnlnri srIritots NIB.
u ti!'ax Us sot, xsas wf{ fsf'se"'s 'n' sns "ss
MT tho haua, ntA Of sS. tho typte ni nissor.rtycr
trlcs, n.lti uno wllci, ,lMt with I,:,stiSar faSnr
uorr OH itH nxIrs II fjj-rlxu.a Sill, i,pt, whnso
lssk st.sal srtw oG h'',s:l,.';k,s: q Ga1,I,rIs
these bore wcrp I,ntI, patTIusju uud nulntcl x
w,iu15n-t,ui Of l,ruuiiIui IljnItl,.lis Ind their
Mr,y Hy!!iss J., P5s ;. W i',.So !n. @
Are uNrfirii ti!rs,'f A1Jtj,pr wNEntI ru.lfufuinV
.tM youngsters, Hfrl md hoy. expressed thor
;,si,tlIent;A ~ th1 transl'!sv,lcy. Mc Cauidt
t0fu lMt Wo Cnh tlifrth tnr titirielt. Aunthor
rul,rGsentlns a ~ n!iSgnr!enl why ilio solid
Ss"uth. bore fho e]sc,''ls: ] - IN In l. Len12erntio
Eli.h tho l'eor Mnn's frirnl" ."Je!1 lMyla L!ycs
Y tAo I1:l aW1nrrttie itr.d!sfrr In l1Gnth g th9
un!ni'1Ilnl, rtkt'i!,* lh't1 il nn itls ltnby,
l!ari." Among thu cheerful iuyitnt!nns whlch
tue banners tt'lis'trea to tho people Of the other
r,,,,,u 70 ,,jum"cra..,
s;sx wsas st,,a %n,s 4,t. nH"sr''
s.. ~ %ss5s S!si;'SsSi|tr Isl siS;sai, AZ, for,
length IN, il Wn! we'll mt" % te aftern a.s % y tic @
tinin ts lrst, w,ls ilnkh,sl. Ti,a tendency 1T
Cmr,- ti"ss, whcr. tic s,,sa'.!ng Win 10 c,,iis @
o,r liz tho fr,nlt nf tnis building nj, ,i,tneg0
IuH, WIN retrtc.l irs,in llis Intel srtly uiIUr
tho cse uf tn ,Irorc..lfut. TIo c!.alr wf,s ou.
eup;pt l,y tue Iitn ltletausti j. lIuni tlrl,,tu
, 1880-10-11


,u,vv ,,m.,. hoa ,vnIo = ,n.oct. In, ,r,r,,
i',,r,s Mr "1 ~" M'.I h. '',,i "m'+ wst,
na.sss ,n, ~! AH'taa WI : ius ~. tt'lt ".tn
Marnt,, ait1 g. ay 1ter thnF nm & mn tn1i u,
t,m ir NV miuw. II, ,,,,ruH H. :, nivvcr". pnI
wn wnrn ycrnnt rno,,uh r., ii,Isry,, r. ife tnii
~ that h, lid mi like ,I,l, t,t.r Gnrehf, nor
illn!ns, ,,or wa:h.,,,rnc, ,aSr iIlo iisW!hllrn,i
tul ior't y,ui f,rvet H. i'll inu tr,tui, cMr,l,-W
rigi,t inwor III !; h,s,yy suno Of hi,,.trr. Aii
e'"'"S' '''. "",.,, :. ,,,,,xn.
r-..,., ,,,I ~ -, E",.IE ~. t.'.1sIt' .,.,
oTrAwA, H.: utt. o.-,ln l.a snllo County To-
r.transs s nsg M lr, nna tr41; @ rrgsG,,t ''nlcntons
ttons nre few. UNI, nre n,ure ,hnn bnlanetsi y
sceti,ttA itt,n INC ',eiilesr1tte rhnka Nut inW
e. q, t,osH ,sf W haS m!nnsn retl 1sn! II ING
u, tiIo wnl g ultimate 'safent: or hnyo i,cc.ne
awakened 70 ing tinnrnr Or pur it,.li:tr!cs.
es q poi'sy @ ,ns: s!,rs @ neai s' w 'tt wt
throw IN buck Mg.ti t,ltn nt,os1scr sltAneiM!
nf, ,, e nd ni,v 1x 'R fr. .a o r cf r,,.t
tiio patty tnnt n.la snnwh frtsp!fiR hatl.l ~
wnn tt;a rreAstry q tho Nnt!on: to inty t.t'iaw.
ri; nns,ly Mt'.l rehellio!!. drhta M! ctn!tns:
tkfpr knpw jcft1ncrltir prnn1iers nr0 stalr,f,ir
tltHn.. '1' ''' "''''ee ~ '"' - o"A III "'|s' s
Tiio outluols, tlon, II fill Of couragc; hut MI
rnrty lea!urs % arn nt ~ wers % and % oyeTy sl scI.Ml
striut ntl,i hn,,,Ict il tic sh!rty.acvc tows ,,r
eni ni,Iriss.s nE,, iii ,,ri,rr nf i.o ,snv tn,r
rnti,ll,lutu Tor Cuuvrgss Wtlljntu E,juU Is tu,k-
ias lsrs',al @ ca',yas. ot .o ,!st tFist, aa !,s.ts
tu,rt, Except FOR at,lnu unforeseen cnNlty Ills
lleHon Ia s,lrr.. Two uller candidates nru Ii, tho
,Gla: nntt, wh!te GnrtF .so ncSt t'l,lt!e ~ tho
rr,Ss raf M "t H. Ssr n,' sni .er nS
taS VIZ o ,,'n !" tho ,s c5 1 sh" ,n % 1
, 1880-10-11
MIC{IYG AN.

MI. JEIiOME AMI THE aAIlOSkERrEns' AssOCI-
ATltIH.
Spteial IAs5aeh 10 yAs Chicago Tribune,
DArrl.H CnIEx. Mich. Oct. V.-tru-,lny, for tho
first tllnu, tho uon. D. Il. Jctomo, cauuidutu tor
, 1880-10-11
CONN1;CTICUT.

Tho cxnct facts concerning tho results Of last
wr',k's township elections IN Connecticut aro
thus stntctl l,y tho Hartford Coltrtini:
"'rl,e returns. ehny nirfn|, frs,T 1r7 OF tho 1r5
tnw,n which held election. on sinntlny give tho
rnllnwnu rcsult: llcpul,3Icuii. NJ; Dof.,ncrHttu,
~: divided, ID. Tic two rt,,lntnlng tuwsls were.
fn lS1D, tine ltcpul,licnn nntl one Democratic. II
rsslt in tho Su;e viii c4tuiS,ro With ls;1 us ioi.
: is7a. 1891
fheFt1tlltil!l'...s .s.s*.t..'+....s..t..ss''' ~
IHtfAs!.. ...:......t.'.'..' IL ~
, 1880-10-11

CnAwrol.1'svlhLE, 1nI;. Oct, o.1An lm.
!" tHis opInlon: 'FIiIs {Siontgomeryj colinty
IL uul,lncratiu by about nN0 hundred alM
thirty majority; Porter will mike big ga!ll,s,
md IrolMIly cnrry the cInNty;~ the 1tepub'
licAIls will dOnbttcSs Nlect tholr Stale SonAt0r,
Representative. md SlterftY. The tariff y',es.
ttun enters largely Illtu tIo cl,lvnss, and GIl'
gcndors gnlns fur tl.e Republicans.
" Eurrf,1t ,1OttttyAJ.