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, 1880-10-18

HIS LATEsr ALLEt,ATtOT i PuttH FICTION.
Sptctai Dhratth ta Tho Chicago TrbtsHe.
New YORK. Oct. 11.-Tlto chArgcs, 1natfc Inst
night ut tho lucotfng 1T Tntnlnt,y, thNt tho tte-
publican 1,,nnaHcrs uf Nrw York nre caluntxfng
tho city, Is s.,unrely met by John l. Davunpurt,
In n letter which TINT gentleman fas tH-.!ny ad-
t1rcsscl to Mr.. john Koliy. lie urgcs tho Dema~
cratic leader, md tho managers gotcratly Ut tho
Democracy hore. to ac1uaint him ut once uf
every attcmpt ut importation of voters Into
New York City, and assurCs thcn thnt ho Will Ecu
tU 1t that the 1,httles who nro guilty of st,cla
actions arc punished for thor violation Of tho
Election Inv. Mr. Davenport snys TINT 1t !s
his duty to scc thAt tho bnllothox Is kept I'M
e,lliel, nntl. as an oilie1 OF tho Government. no
will bc vigllant in this particular. All that Is
necessary now for tho Tam,naly fralltI-sl,rtek-
cra to prove tho honcsty Ut thn!r lntcst ohnrg6
Ia 10 produce tho "acoiontzcrs," nnl secure tho
punishment for them TINT tllo!r nets SO richly
lurlt. 1t In, howaTor, but tiosher feature OF tho
TnmnHny tnctica, without nny fonnlntton tn
fncs. Mr.. Kelly cAn nnw 10 tho public sotnG sorry
leo by inlliAitt,3 these roEues IN baukrnul whtuh
he lIus fNyontcd n1,d mnxnilet With ratstnl1Inn
ingenuity. and securing 4 inuaBuro Of 0iolRl
vengeance upon their heads; but, as they hro
Nnlursuonnbly .t,ira, flctlnns, there Ia yaryit!c
rrt'slect ofsr. lavonp0rt bcing ,Ierinsttt1l' to
exercise his .lilluAt rrcrogatfyo In hntltlng tho1n
beforo the bnr 0f Justice. Tasntnany-nust put
ent some better 1er'co for nrustng to tho ooun-
try thnt thero Is prospvct OF tho City Of Now
York huyiny lts Republican vote nugtuentel
through tho importation Of votcrs from Nov
Jersey und other Western wiils.
, 1880-10-18

cauao is Tint It Ia we'll for party To toll tho
truth. and mt mnko fnlso predictions. Tho
Dcmocra predicted TINT resumption Wotld
bring tllsnster. but our people ace TINT It tins
bto,lght prosperity, rs tho Republicans uronssed.
T1,cru nro oslIrr cn,,scs. Tho ponp1o OF tho
stntc aro unwilling TO he ruled by that section
NOT ItoarlTAuf.u 70 tAHOis.
Tho Republican party is National party. md
opposes sectional pnrty. Thcn wc owe ,nuol,
to our perfect organization in tho 6tatc.
wsl. to rofer 10 tho gront MD Of
Roscoc Conkllng and Jnn,cs g. 1)lnine. [Chcers.l
| think wo shall now be nblo to hold tndIana a.
q permanent Republican State. Tho fonnsth-
i.ons nro laid tlcop anil strung. Wo shnll hold
now tho sympathy Of tho lnhorfn9 ni'h n.auu.
fnolurltiH cllsn,s 0f our Stato. Now, rs tu tho
Presidential election, believe 1t sottlet. Jnn,es
4. Garfield Is tn bo elected. [Chccrs1 wo tnnst
work, however, Wo will begin our work ngaln
next Wednesday,. / atn fla In l,o hero and
70 TELL S0u THE NRws.
remember TINT your grcat vlgilant news
papers wcrr unwilling to predict. We hopcd
tint wo should succeed, and beloved We should.
fur tho people wore coming to us. wo feared
but ono thtng--tho uso of inoncy. hut wo find
tint ot1r people nro tnaorrupttl''o. Tho colorel
,nesl stnul by lin liubly. wutt tn say, loo. tint
tho ncccsstnn Df 1rlBhnart to nur ranks was very
considerable; nnd now, l viii sny Eoott night,
Promising ytu TINT, In tho ssrcnm thut in Octo-
bor nvcfliawetf its hunks, You will iu Nuyou,ber
witness deluge."
, 1880-10-18


LONDON, Oct. 17.-AddttiunM particulars Of
tho outrage roRr Sklbbercuu, County Cork.
whcro tho lunulor! nntnea 11utchIns md bis
driver werc STINT and the lntter killed, show thnt
a second shot wns f1ted Mt 1Tutohins, who rs-
capod by Jumping oil tho chr. The affair co.
CURED III brUal d,lyllght NJ arrests.
AT 4 sttHsTElt LAND MEETING
Mt Longforst to-day, pArnpll said tho solution OF
tho land question would depend upon tho efforts
Of tho 1ristl people duriug tue winter. lie In.
Blstod. AlIose NIL, on tho necessity Of orynulza-
ton. All mcnsl,rcs OF tho Government ngutnst
agitation would fail b1fnro tho united, or9nfl-
lied people. Tho government could Inprfsou In
dlviluals, but never At, entlro nation.
DENuaCtAr1OS.
, LONDON, Oct. 17.--At n largo ,aootins Of Irish
men ut 1srudfor1 II resolution WIS pnssed tla-
nouneMg tho nccounts Of tho stute Of ireland
by tho English press us rnlumnous. Ncsolu-
tlons were ntso aauptcl 1t, tavor ct peusaut pro-
prietary md home rufe.
, 1880-10-18


Rpectag DAptth 10 tbs Chicago Tribune,
WAstliNu1t>S. u. o., 0et l1.-1'ho Washington
DoIuocratiu euttlay pa,nrs hnya dolcful udito-
Tlhla Oh tho Ohio uud Judtana clouluns. Honlt
OF them en''uayor IT, induGe thvlr s,.ld1ra u
bclova tluat. bstAusv saosN states wont itcpub-
leaR IN uctubes, Aoy will 10 Dan1oerut,o In
November. Tho tiaptbtl tAkrj tho tntat manly
piA!uoh, aad. ~hlle nut afmttng tue certainty
ns fiNucurxs DEFEAT falrly implles it. For tho
l'd|hOctakiu natrnt It aAatKhs rcusuila whlph
would eonsI'Iaa 1ux1,tsss- nun Ut tho tcucs-
slts 1t continued Republican victories. nul
o9 tho uselosess oill ttasl4cr Ut tho Democratic
purity. Thu Capital Aays th4t Tho Itupub-
!scaH party has absorbed tho bulk ut
tho c0untsy's Wrath. Alld co,ltro4, inore or loss
dlrpoty. tho whule Ut It. "Tho railroads, tho
bu1Iks. thu manufacturing Interests genosuIly,"
It s~yx. "suplost aud oteoar.lKo the Republican
purity. Tho nlcA who nwA and wlula thpm," tho
wrator al,ys "arp u0t hctiye Politicians, aur atu
they ati hspub'icansby party association. though
undoubtedly tho xreat majority vt thom aro,
, 1880-10-18
COLUMBUS,



Special Dispatth TO 7hs Chttaen Tribune.
C0LuMnuR. O., Oct. 17.--1t NOW leaks out TINT
nt tho meeting Ut tho Democratic lIourbons yes
tordny thpre worG sOt.iu present who kicked
vigorously aKalnst spending any tu0ro ,u01lgy In
Ohio, which is hopclesly Republican. Tho sub-
jcot Of tue inny assertions .frosn tho Dunit,-
crntiG to tho Republican cutnp wins also coi,s!d.
cred, Tut tho minority decided that It would
nevor ,lp to sny idle" but light to tho bitter
crtt. THO argument was used by so,ne, who
doubtless knew whcn they weru whipped, that,
while It might ho policy to keep up tho
fight. they tldn't exactly Hcc whoro tho
monty wna coming fton. Que IlotnbUr
crtrcsscI, tho opinion tint tho dcfcatcd cnnt1l.
dgtcs wcru not likely to give moro money to
conllct hurc1css contest. They had nut nil
tho money IN thu campaign they would. All
agreed, however, thnt It wnul tu Il pnol scheIno
to issue iii atlllrrss md cry FraudiH which
mignt help tho Democracy In sthGr stntes.
GES. NELLY.
formerly Att}utnNt- -0cncrni un'ser Gov Bishop
who Intended tho meeting, RtAtcs that thosc
present wcro pledged to stcrcey; but ho wuultl
sny ilrst, TINT llnncoclz WIS .6.0O stronger
lii Ohio thun tho 9tutu ticket. nnl tho
majority believed he could carry tho
Statc. Thcre wns one resolution, however,
should bo IN further effort TO socure tho vote OF
tho id n!ggers, wlo hllvo Invariably docuitcd
us. We don't want tho vote Of Il single ono Ut
them. Thtrc may 10 now and then uu honest
nigQer. but tho mnlurity will vote the ltcpuG-
licun ticket. VIC Will work among tho soldiers,
at,a let the CD d-tl blnck usses 10 TO -, a,ll
tho Republican pnrty ran Araw tho color iino
Just as quick ns It desires to. We don't want
tho voto NJ tho n'ggcrs. We don't need 1t, md
wont have IT,"
AT THE Jof1ir1cA71oS MEETING LAST NIGHT
ttnrn wrFt, 1ntli f.u11Q ror Mr. {1nf,rr3 K En4h
, 1880-10-18
Joints. Just M ono eotnottmcs hau1ncrs IN =.
ld.fashtul,ol stovepfro-Jolnt, for tho putpa.as
uf stnrtiug tho nl,strlietiofts within. r''
CRIMINAL NEWS,
\ 1rG LAND sW1NDLE,
Eptetaf Dftpdfth to 1hs Chtsd1o Tribune.

6pttfdf 0ftpdfeh to 91t Ehffd9o TffAuns
sYnAcusE, N. r., OCT; 17-An Indictment ht
been foltntl apnInat James ". C1nrk, n prorDl.
Mont reat-estata ngont, and l.. Snuw, m recon.
plicc, for sWin,lllng md obtaining n1noy h,
f,tiso protcnccs. Tho aWllt19 cp1lsfssot Of Oh.
tanning firm from n tnan Il: 0rtlacs Co,ntyt,
means Of fAfso ,prctoascs, n1ttf Giving Ii pat
t,uynent therefor n mortgage upon prapcrtylo Ia
ttfatcr county, In this stnto, which mortgage /,
aafd Ia be wnrttlcss. Tho .1ndfctHibMt i,
combination or sorlcs Of complications AID
business trottb1cs, extending over period ot
scycr.l ypnrs. This Indictment develops Il III.
gantto lnnl swtn1o. Tho Wtulo lob wns PIT In
by Alexander bsckinetrcy. Jr, ,anl n wcIl.knounr
arsl wealthy broker. lty sotc sort of II trade q,
purchase thu vito Of tho ngnnt Clars hecatno
uistcr County mountains IN ills sta,s m'
ens!st.ns . u .,'n.p, "ns 1,'vo v ncrss. Tho
prnporty was Situated or tho mountain sde
md WINS noariy MS porpendlct1ar us Is possible
narron % tho desert. md tho enly crop that "a,
Ing uLtnIuc,, possosslun OF thts trnot Of lanI .
witch WIS ,,er,,a,A worth 10 cents mn aero. tsa
rco1."otnta ns",,t wns mt su,y tn nen,, m, 40 40
md In tho windows Of vacant sttre,
III tho city thoro shortly uppearcl amps M vain.
nn!o 'arts m u,ster county when iarua
which were alvl''ed irotn each otssor BY hand
sotno rcd aud yu1low lines, und tho chart mr..
senta n ,t,ust bl1sIncss.itko appearance. Wa
Tnnvoi 10 ,nt,n,, fo,,, ~, nm. ~ ,ho
!ohp"esA ID tnAe" 'io'a lao lips VI uae oou'sel Of
the renl estnto nge'if.
As soon MS tho property was innppod out h
1.ncrt, fnrtns the rcal. catntn nur,,t vnn rn,a
Nv ,.,.1nns. ~. .s. ~ ,,ro',,,r w., 'eao1
r.ms, ~ II" ,va., @ o s,', o ~ ~ ,n,a "as q
confederate IN Syracuse, who would styo him
bnck II n,urtgngc u,, tho farm for about two.
>''-NN'N
~, .M'rus OF tne p"reh'lso price, say $1o@
Tho agcnt i'aw held q mortgngc which he
"a .,aI .o ~ .n ,n, "n e e ees.
r1,,of ro,,fc,rnto wna ta irotar Mix tnst."n
Tho pna Of operations was 10 purchase Irs, SON.,
property IL iousv and tot Il, syrac.Ise or farm
In 0nUsl''uHn county, and ply llttte tnoney
down, sny $fU or $5 tl,l turn aver Tho ulott.
Eugo o,i tho Ulster County farm, for tbe
rest or tho ,pnrehasu lno1'oy. the patty
broker md NIX him II tic nlor;giKo was gusl
Tic broker, WIN WAY tho tlp.tt ulil front of ,ho
, 1880-10-18
TIE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
T1igiu pgAHlNu uroH TIE RESULT or THE
I.ttEEluhKTIAL CONTKAT.

Spstt1t NApafth to ihe thttd1o ITahunes
CANTON, O., Oct. lb.:--It wnH my good fortune
to encounter nulnbcs III gentlemen to-tlay
who bud fnkcn prominent rnrt III the caNvaBs
OF Ohio anl 1ndluras. md from them WIS gath-
crDd soue interesting opln'ons lit regard to tho
benrlug upon Other States. ....
Tho first kentsollan with whom talked Was
tho Hon. A, q. nilt1io, Of Washington. ltu
said:
"lam now On my ttway to Washington. and
shall Immediately 1ako All active pnrt In tho
caltyAss III Virginia. 1No ntand ..,
MoilE THAN a YluHrtFu oltAnoR OF GAINING
THAT BrArE.
hayo all nlong bcon OF tho opinion. that
som0, hard work should hu dulle thoyp, mud now
lntn thutuu9bly convinced Ut It. 1t is n kood
battlc.4ronn.I. aud c4n ba well fought. We cau
furnish ult tho puocAanry BpUakGrs right fr,u.
Washington, aud tAsS cnfsY thQ War right Into
tho entlny's eountry.g Tue divisions ntaong tho
l,csnocrats shors gun pssur to healua, and now
ta tho time for III so take advantage Of tho tide
s "Wnst, VI "' i your opiaou, n. Riddle, has CON-
trtbutod nlost toward tho glorious results Of
Tued.lAy7" -, +
Upon uet.. Oartteld's' character by tho Deiuo~
cEats. Everybody who ,kRn"s A"ythtns about
T. knows t'.ess IL no tfasa IN shoss assertions;
0ES, GARFIELD IN An HONEST MAN,
Or ho would hAy0 suIaosh(n3 tn shDw fur pfeF-
tngs. Thn ug1nt,orH0y aVutlc.i to hayo M lduil
that, whuu they bud chalkatl 30 IN q lsepAb-
.ienu's dour. lbat Nppubi,cuu would simply
witIor awuy aaa not lo at'la to yoto. Another
thing thut hus helped yesy snuch IL tho abjees
| speu.auia ot uo,,. ataneoek cusnsi,y ou.. as he
has suycru! times lately, and assuring tue l9oplo
Ut thu country tat hi will do ha bust iu sAye tho
NAuun fronl tho nsyuYcs Of tho pnrty TINT haa
nominated hu T4. country huA Expressed fta
four that hn t,ay It bu ablo t!' do wlat hv says
le Will. 1t fears thu rstnxrs OF tho t'en,ocrntio
nloney. atu.; aill Ill tllat hus brun sAtd 81
Ha,ct,ek ilus slturiy Convinced tho country that
Ing AhUut."
1en; Sheldon. who waa prosoas, horo spoke up
"Th0 Gcst thlng haye sceu On that subject
was BY Mr. upu&cle !n oae OF hla speeches. uc
, 1880-10-18

ENGLISH.

Rpteiat DtspateA to Ths Catcaao Tsfh,nA-
WAsHlNoros, H. c., Oct. li.-Tho proof has
reached Washington TINT whom tho oxE1suro Of
Mr.. EHgllshs lcatlhgs With Ills Rrandmothor's
pcnalon appeArcd, Il fhlso transcript Of some Ut
tho culrt records was furnished ut indianapolis
ror teiegraphing over tho country to brvnk tho
force OF tho disclosures. Thls boll fraud con
sisted bath In chaHging tho dato Of tho court
record OF settlement from Now II, 1877. to Nov.
II, 1876 und In presenting tho receipt pertaining
10 this settlement nj covering tho distributions
Of tho pensions. ,AB Mr.. English rptteotch
tho pcasiuns September, 1916, 1t wns
suuEht to prove by this altered nnl
Irrelevant record That be settled tho pons!o..
1s,nt.cr with tho hulrs, and obtuinOd a full dis
charge rs Administrator from tho courts In
loss tlan ak weeks after collecting tho petison-
mUney In Washington, 4 transcript Ut this
court record, certified BY tho Dcpnty-Clerk,
shows tliat
THE HErrLEMENr WAS MADE NOV. II, 1917,
and that 1t lid not etnbrapo tho distribution Of
tho pension. Tho latter fact Appcara frusn
Vouchers far expenses iiled With thu settlement,
which do not Include my OF tho expenses Ut
collecting tho pension, which, NJ tho pupefs In
tue Department hUre alDw. involved, nElong
otuor tttns, tho cost OF trip to InGiIAna, Thls,
in lRIb, Ws no s'nAll inattor. Nothing IL lleolth
~ show tint gentleman Or Mr.. Ettkttshs wolf
such il itulA hh II belonged tO this sctt lccnt;
ii settlement into wUh ttlG oitty yuchBrs III.
ittkluce1 weru two, together covering tho SUN
or 23E
, 1880-10-18
OHIO.


SPECIAL DHpdfth 10 7hf LAledo6 1ffo1tHEs
NArolEoS, O., Oct. 17-Tho Republicans Of
Henry County hat a rousing rntIGcntlon Inst
night. Julgo Hltchto was prcsunt, md briefly
addressed tho lArgu assotnblnge, which mlant-
featcl tho 3rentest enthusiasm. 6Rr!!ol
Quarts from Flnt Noek. Liberty, nnd Napoleon
Townships were presunt. Fifty anltltcs wer0
fired ninIlst II grand display uf fireworks alonx
tho principal aiructB. Aftur this followed a ro-
ception Of one hour In tho phrlors OF tho Miller
Iiuuse, whore tho tuany frirnas OF the 'nnn who
hns won National acknowledgements
elect Hltche-wore enabled to meet aud shake
hands With him.
"JoS1EE's" rALsa PREDICTIONS.
Epttiai uspateh to The Chledpo Tribune.
COLUMBUS, T., Oct. l1--Ono week. ngo tho
0hlu Democracy wcrc'lh high fcAthor, u1d wer0
fi,ll Ut confidence and hope. That rGckless and
inscriptions politician ind po't!oa1t munlpu-
lusur, John u. Thompson, hId, as In days gone
by, encouraged tho old-lners and young gain.
hlora Of tho purity with the hope ut oonlldonce;
and they, as In yoars gono by, bet their Inst dol
lar that tho Republican pafty would be CONF
plctcly shut out. anl that Hancock would be
tho 1,oxt rrcs!dcut. Notwithstanding tho fact
That thgy hgy I,sA GsI ReAn lupcd by THOMPSON year
hffGr ybiF, md lost their money OIL his pro1lo-
fHct, ncoGptui everything US l,i6sc-truth. put
tl'oy hid themselves ii u aa,l .plIrht; a,id tho
they viii be iuped by ihia .unn Thonpsen. Tleir
cttrsc* nro loud and deel,. Rs usunI; but they
should tno Len,ocratlo party ne In existence:
Not satisfied With lnlluoiloiMg tho parttsans Of
hiy OWL St,y Tho%pl,sy psit i1 1ia u uoygrs r !"
3tate,- thcrVby causing y loss q ttol,sands who
corles word from tho East aud thu Weat
NOT AT ALL COMPLEMENTARY
to tho Borgeant-at-A Arms Of the Nnttpsal House
, 1880-10-18

Special IltbafEH 10 7ht [hftaQ0 7f7bNnf.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. ia probably fRtal
shooting uocurru.l this morning noar nlotun,us.
ton. Charles Miller, Gcrlnau far1nor, accused
John Long Of intimacy with his wife, and they
End been qnarrelfng ovor this snveFs.l days
Long took two single. bnrrccd guns loaded With
stnAll ahut, md deliberately entered Sttlers
house md shut him fn tho breast md loft arnl
tnlifctlug probably mortal wounda,
, 1880-10-18

1T NEW fUEtK.
Sptcidt Dttpaieh to Ths Chicago 1fthuns
New rONK, Oct. 1T.-Gen. Ur,tnt reached New
York this forenoon. and attended Dr. Ecwmnn's
church. During tho afternoon ho was chilled
ilpnn by a lnrRc number Of IcadlnE politicians
and other friends, with whom ho discussed tho
rrcent Western Victories. The Goncrat has nu-
ccptcl nn invitation tn preside ut two political
1ncotIngs 10 bo held In EyrEc1se md Utfcn on
tho Eth and sdth respectively. II Is thought
that scuator Coukins will he ono Of tic speakers.
, 1880-10-18
Suicide

6pteta! Dtspatea 10 Tbs Chteaoo TttbunA
OMAHA, Ncb.. Oct. ia.-pr. Henry Aroas' .
atrAngcr hosc, committed suicide last night "
tho house of Abort kopys, slx niles west =.
ehls 9tY " tutmy @ ftsxohal%tG % %rapGts ,iS.tss 'o'
County, Arkansas
, 1880-10-18
AFGITANISTAN.

ISEuFFlU1EHT E0LptElls.
OAEDAHAH. Oct. tu.-lt IL proposed 10 sctA
thrco llenRal regiments to ruptaco tho throe
Donbay regiments hore. ills probable candahRr
will be handed 0yer to tho Atnccr. Tho Humbny
regiments nfe very lnellIoont.
, 1880-10-18
GREECE.
A TltlttsAT.
-HE

LONDON, Oct. 17.--A dispatch from Athens
says tho Government Ia nbout to address II noto
tu tho Powers, declaring that II tho Greek q,los-
tton Ia not scttIc,l IN Il certain specified ttsHo
0rocco will bo compelled to oqoupy tho disputed
prntsucGa.
, 1880-10-18
M0RM0NS,

New Yong, OCT. H.-rwonty-ntna mission.
asics froM salt Lake city arrived iast night,
THEY aail for Eusupo Tuesday, Their efforts
will b1 gunllnefl to 0reat britain slil Bcald!.
navla. TAoy viii rcturn III two Year,.
, 1880-10-18

+" ST. PAUf., Minu., Oct. l7.--,jnmCs Lowry, tn a
1T Of temporary Insanity, shot his wifo with 4
revolver ut about o'clock this morning, and
Afterwards blew bis own bfnIns out. The w01nun
will recover. Lowry WIS carpenter who Lad
lived hero several years.
, 1880-10-18
OcrAN STEAMERS.

IIAynE, Oct. l7,-Arrivei, tho FTance, from
Now York.
NEW Youx, Oct H.-Arrtyed. tho Utopia, from
London,
, 1880-10-18

ST tfn tffrtt. .SHnrFrE tj1Nr hRfD
~ 1,, 81. hlo' ey
het7lco a"i Ut '"u'lRtner 'Fo'i 1he HoNeeHlHeut
thu3 Invu looked tn tho Republican party for II,
nnll hayu novcr looked In ynIu. Conversely,
wheuovrr threo tnfrrcats fnvo l,cen ,hrnntencl
;n hn1t mr. attors,h T., ,lctn,i- thc n, ,torrno
III u.lk Ut "t"caei ~ ue."'. wv .t'"eAuF
purity hAs bcen l'ornucFntlc. Experience Inns
tnusht them that tho Republican pnrty, on tho
,yhofc s their frfond md. whtfo tba t)emnrratio
,,rtv In, haa m co,,nietc nnt,nrt,,n,,v ~ sivo
tho1n MI experience of ts onfnty, 1t has. through
Its representation lii Congrcss and lts organs Of
ss,rr.rc,rn . ,,,.r - a., ~ ,.,,ur,ns
=, .,.st =. n..., - 49,, s,. ,.
The writer concludes: "Tho Republican party
hus toc1,, In t,ona,ir4.. tho creator Of their in.
tcrc,ts. thnt II hns ulwovs o,,",n,,,oncd thoIr
Netea1os tt". 'tAs "s""3' Ih".piu.9n tuo'.
cause, l,otll III leE'slHon htlA III ADMINISTRATIONS;
thut It Is thoir friend by tradt.lor. which Is THO
,nost tttnf,Iur law. whl1n tho 1,r,uoorutfc marty
~. .,a.,a. Sn ,,,' 80 tne., t..t,1sr ..,,e hns
'.us "escf uo'lo ny ol t""se tH,n1s' "'It. tte
often threatened tho reverse. 4cslce wo see
what wo scc" Tho }ftrnff which was tho first
nnucr tn s,,urcat iinncpck n,,t ybpsn e|tor et,s-
tnfns fr1ntous t,f strpt,r uprApnni frIo,u,shp to
hin, Is reluctant to ut,;t tho lonto Of tho cicu-
, 1880-10-18
UOJYDIEa ItILi.ED.

1tOWD1ES KILLED.
LEApv1LLE, Oct. 17.--John Loo and John Dar-
rrtt were dangerously !ntnretl In drunken row
In u house OF ilI-fnmG lust night,
, 1880-10-18

HPfcI1E UHpasEh ID IHt Ckted90 Tribute.
GH10usvILLn, ILL.,. Dot. 1c.-Tho eloyen prison.
era confined in tho Pike Cunnty JUL effected
their escape on Friday night. Throo Of them
hnyo bcvu rccapturctl Mt ta!s writing.
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Chicago, Sept. "a M.-Jere Dunn, for cru
city to animals in driving his horse
Crockett beyond his limit of!physical ca
paclty in the late race between men and
horses, was fined $25 to-day in the Justice
court. ssSai \
Buffalo, Sept. 24:-In the trotting race
ut Erie county far to-day two horses,
driven by Carl N. Hester and Godfrey
Kline, came in collision head to head,
Both, men were seriously injured, Hester
probably fatally. The horses were badly
cut and injured.
Washington, Sept. N.-The Chilian
minister to-day received advices stating
that $500 Chilians occupied Chunbote,
north of Lima, on the 11th of September,
and that an expedition would advance
from there in conjunction with the other
forces, and blockade the squadron to at
tack the capital; Y
San Francisco, Sept. 24.-The bark Lee
gal Tender, which arrived this afternoon
from the Arctic sea. reports that nothing
has been heard Of Mount Wallaston, the
Vigilante or Jeanette. The whalels are
unanimous in expressing the belief That
nothing will ever be heard from either Of
them.
Chicago. Sept. .24.-Thc financial ex.
Mbit Of the county treasurer is one of the
most favorable ever made. The indebt.
edness has been reduced over 81, ,NN,0O
The expenses have been greatly reduced
the collections have been closely and hon
estly made. and the taxes considerably
lessened.
Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 24.-Articles o
incorporation were fled with the secreta
ry OF state to-day by the Burlington
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Peoria and Toledo railroad company,
The capital is $l2,0OO,0OO. The company
proposes to build railroad from Peoria
to Toledo, the principal office to be at
Chicago.
Alamosa, Cal. Sept. 23.-The commits
sion have secured to the instrument of
ratification the signatures of 582 adult
males OF tho confederated bands of Ute
Indians in Colorado. This number is more
than three-fourths of the male adults.
The law requires the signature of only
three-fourths of the adult male popula-
tiOn of the utes to insure the ratification
of the treaty. Secretary Schurz will in
day or two instruct the committee in
regard to the preliminary steps to be
taken to secure compliance on the part
OF the Utes with the terms of the treaty,
which requires the removal of portion
of them to the limits of their new reser::r
walton, as specified in the bill. -
Gloucester, Mass, Sept. A.-Captain
Chas. Martin, master of the fishery,
schooner Martin @, from Grand Bank
cod fishing voyage, reports that his. yes
sel was twice boarded by hostile parties
of Newfoundlanders while the crew was
rigging for squid, and fishing prepara-
tions forbidd den. The invaders threaten.
ed on the latter occasion to drive the
vessel from the grounds. Capt. Martin
dared them ,tointerfere, and continuing
to fish was not molested. He reports
hearing that several Newfoundlantler
had been arrested by the local authori-.
ties for interference with American fish
ermen.
Natchez, Miss, Sept. M-The steamer
Florence from Cincinnati struck snag
about o'clock this morning at Bullitt's
Bay, twelve miles above Natchez, and
sunk to the hurricane roof. 1t is thought
she will break in two. Eight passengers.
the second pantry man, the porter and
two 'roustabouts were drowned. The
names have not been ascertained The
cargo is total loss. The books and pa
pers were saved.
Detroit, Sept.M.--An accidental explo-
sion of 800 pounds Of powder and nitro
lglycerine took place this morning at the.
Lime Kiln crossing. There is shoal
in the Detroit river about twenty miles
below this city, where the government is
engaged in extensive blasting to rem4Ye
the dangerous rocks. The materials
were on a scow moored on the shoal. This,
"a Couibes was UlOWu 10 dGOulS. Lie SnOCk
was felt miles away. Several workmen
engaged near the vicinity were cut by
flying splinters, but none seriouely hurt.
st. Paul, Sept. 24.-A. special from
River Falls, Wis, says: This afternoon
at 2 o'clock Mary Waldon, aged 16 was
found lying upon the floor at her home,
horribly mutilated, dead and rapidly de-
caying. A sister, aged 10, was also lying
on the lounge, senseless, but has partly
recovered. The father is missing. No
clue to the murderers has been obtained.
Detroit. Sept. 24.-The boiler in Loose
& Sons fruit drying house at Monroe,
tTexploded with terrific violencefthis ford
1noon, killing Henry O'Brien, the engin-
eer, Leonard Martin and a boy named
Chabereaux, and wounding more or less
seriously nine others. There were some
thirty persons around the building,
which was demolished.