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Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
BREvJTIEs.


Sun rises 6.17. 7.,......Sun sets 6.l3.
New fall hats at q. 3. Humphreys
A lightnlbg rod Ia attractive, In Ats WY.
Shor.-s'ghted pullcy-wearing spectacles
More drams and flower stands at ooc stsra
A switch In time"ssyes niue boys ont OF ten
Stationery a. cost, Sherwood's. 100 W. 7lh
street.
The man who wakes strong every day-Tha
'hOemaker
Farmers bring on you girls: to tho Front IT.
Steam Mil.
Oupping and Iesohin1 q: No. 10s II. ssoconH
Hrest.
SeasoDable advicf: Don's get into sweai
its pore business.
Pure cider vinegar at weldin q Lloyd'B
Seventh and King streets.
In what age was gum arabic introduced
In the mucilage.
Now Ia the time to place your advertise.
uents in the REPUBLIoAN.
"Ah ~ raid she to her diamonds, "you
dear" little things!"
To change dark hair to kandy-go into the
surf alter a storm.
a melancholy reflection. The top OF bald
head in a looking-glass.
when is q Chinese tho most Ike vegeta
BILE? why, when queue eumberS his head
OF course.
AS sins proceed they ever multiply; like
figures In arithmetic, the last stands ior moro
than all that went before it.
Bewdr } of hating men for their opinions, fr
Of adopting their doctrines because you love
and venerate their virtues.
Want OF prudence is too frequently wan
OF virtue; nor is there on earth mere prwer.
full advocate OF vice than poverty.
More bread and less whiskey would have
saved the city from the disgrace ofa riot, u
barrel or 9S rs Of first grade fresh ground
Good hour iar. $500. WIN. D. Piokels, 4o7
King at.
Hair work in all its Notwithstanding and
repairing switches, puts &C., also hair dress
ing and shampooing, skiIljully executed and
eagerly desired By one in want, 1l03 West 1T.
Notice to the Publio.-I Will haif-solo and
heal boots and shoes for 81; other msnd1ng IN
John g. Bailey, s. W. corner OF
Ssyanth and TatnsI stJests.
At q. X. Baugh, 507 y hipley street you will
ind the best assortment Of chronos and y ic-
ture framss In the city. Come and see for
yourself.
Arthur W. Brown, -four, feed and wire
goods, I'll W. Eighth st., Opposite the mark
ETY. the only place in the city keeping full
of wire cloth, So.
When the autumn tints the foliage,
Turning leaves TO red and gold,
Then it's well the stoop to vaeGte
Or she'll catch her death Of cold;
And you'll have her softly murmuring,
When your time you have outstayed
"Dow good by, bust be goig-
Good d.ght, darlig, cub agaid I"
New York Express,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Oar CkraGlaffon,

The circulation of the Daily Republi-
can is now very large, indeed it is a
we'll established fact that it is larger
than the circulation Of any two of the
city dailies combined. This fact is well
worth the attention of advertisers. 1t
is true that our advertising rates are
somewhat higher than those of the
other city papers, but then the number
of papers we issue guarantees the prices
that are asked. On Monday $500
copies of the REPUBLICAN were sold !;
Tuesday, $3.50 and to-day 5000 pa
pers will bs issued.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
mmt6eent.

Mr.. Lsandsr Mccormick, ofChiosgo,
some time ago promised to give a tele.
scope, costing $50, 900, to the ynivsrsi-
ty'of Virginia, on condition that suit
able observatory was erected, and Mr..
W. Ii. Vanderbilt gavs $3.50 tow
ards the erection of the observatory on
condition that an eHdowmen! of $50, 900
vas secured. All but $4,000, OF this
latter sum has been secured, and the
whole amount, 1t is expected, will be
raised in q short time.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Gar 4, ed te rgee niu Rherm nm.

The Columbus Ohio State Journal,
Garfsld's home organ. published the
following significant editorial paragraph
on Monday:
"We do not care 10 engage in Cabi-
net-making at present, but we venture
to remark that the financial head Of
the government will not be changed
during Garfeld's administration :"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Household of Faith.

The corner stone for the Household Of
Faith church, on Tatnall street between
Seventh and Eighth street, will be laid
this afternoon at three O'Clock. The
exercises will consist ofsinging, prayer,
reading an original poem, entitled "Ths
Victory of the Church over Hades," q
short sermon and the reading Of bria
history Of the church.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
MOE n ED0Ofnl,

Harry Bowe called at the RBPUBM-
CAN ofice this morning and emphatieal-
ly denied using the language attribu-
ted to him on the night Of the parade
and says he was not one Of Mayor ALL
mond's special policemen on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
The Pa,tenurS Train wvechers.

The authorities at Pittsburg, ysster.
day, issued warrants for the arrest, for
misdemeanor, of John Routb, conduc-
tor, and William J. Penrod, engineer
of the first train, and engineer Hughey,
OF the second train, in the disaster on
the night of the 9th inst. Routh gave
himself up and was released on $40, 900
bail. 1t ia said the Commonwealth
will probably prefer charges Of murder
against the accused.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

A member Of the City Cornst Band
called at ths REPUBLICAN, otiics this
morning to state that the baud had o
meeting last night when 1t was ascer-
tained that no member OF the band said
ne saw the frst shot fred from the
ranks. The band plays for all parties
and is not in pOlitiea.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
SPECIAL MEN TION.
National Nea1lh n Cause of
IhankkglVimR.

National Health n Cause OF
IhanksglVimR.
\ pas! season has been particularly
EulstS one as regards tho health
Pe Southern States. and especially
NJ The Calf States. The plague of
IN tineG-.he yellow fsver.-bas
lo1ght End vanquishso, thanks
" 10 the late lamGntsd DR.. Chopin,
Y b ad q tha woril renowned
ny hospital Of New Orleans. This
|''pn has been mi!aculously, as
fe, p'e.sFvad In the highest state
en1'lsnHy ! by the lsrge revenue II
||SIiy receives for twsuty'6zs years,
PsneinS 1868, from the Louisiana
Lottery Company, about the
monthly distribution of which
.IIClmation will bs given on appli-
|, ~ mail made to n. A. Dauphin,
u broadway, New York City, or
person at New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Those Methodist RESOLUTIONS

For the REPUBLICAN,.
Among many other misrepresents-
tions of the Wilmington II. Z. Preach
ers meeting Of last Monday by "Meth-
odist in the Every Evening of yester-
day was that the resolution was not
unanimously passed. "Hvery member
present voted for them. Nor was there
any opposition to them by any ons."
there was positively no dissenting voice
on the resolution in question, to which
Statement the Preachers who ara mem
bers and were present are ready to tes.
tify.
Several Of the members were absent
but soms of them, and perhaps all,
will yet publicly endorse them as thev
have already done privatsly.
BY ONE OF THEM.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Tho MAMfhAr.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Oct. 29-l
q. m.
Indications for Wedresday-.For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds,
generally higher barometer, stationary
or lower temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Loan MCGffUgs.

The monthly meeting Of the Gen.
trail Loan Association will be held this
evening.
Twelve hundred dollars were sold
at six per cent, premium at the meet
ing of the Mutual Loan Association last
night.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
NTO1I0E.-A DELEGATION OF Tax

NOTIOE.-A DELEGATION OF TINE
~ Republican League will participate In
tho grand demonstration at West Chesterr
this wednesday, evening. Members com~
temp, ating going can procure ti,Bets fgOan
the Secretary Of the Lsaaus, i. E. Pienas, az
the office OF uregg Il Pierce, Clayton Hossasr
Train leaves at 8 80 'eOct, sharp Me bers
are requested to msst at headouar, ers NJ e.lA.
Dress Dark clothes, white gloves and high
silk hat lL2n NJ
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
power extends. lend It's aid to prsvenl
fraud and to establish Justice.

Ths first lesson to be learned l.,
every American citizsn is to submit
for the time being, to the will of tb'
majority when fairly ascertained
This simple principle lies st the fonn
dation ofthe government, and on its ~.
cogDition, depends the continuation o.
our free institutions. --..
| copcur with the chief that tho writ
should be granted.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

'umphon I Its possible cure lies
p pSs OF DR.. Simms' White Pull
H. DHlsam. The finest and most
!, lung and throat remedy in
4" s' In coughs, sore throat, blood
~ u nnoiarseness, &C., II cures
y T. fflcs ) 0 osnts and 81. Main
,aS nofuih and King streets Phila.
vi street. Sold by dealers.
assp EassII and pretty assortmen. of
SsS' sSs i lniant's Hair Brushes and
n "Iu hr rsF'umed Nursery Powder $
sDd y b.; ); R. Hartman, Druggist,
Eon.sa .U,saS' Prescriptions carefully
/ dsn d,a.s'y compounded a. ell hours
D,y ry Of night, at Taylor & Fuller.
strpas, sE'StS and Apoths.aries, sO2
a 70, 0e0' q B. detzuer, 1Os East Cd
4 oo H = cisaa shave, hair cut or
|po,s pSye,nS SS a specislty. Tobacco
"'' 0s't quality, constantly IN
/, IN IN Ss Ca''or Oil and Glycerine
II amo",, M 1oC aud sos jars, iii keep
I'M ~Ooth u. ind prevent badness,
fet,, ~ D. H. cor. ssoond and Mar
Four,inn want potatoes, smel.z, No. 1s
Is,nas u street, will gell them to
P'' 'San any other dealer in
b a, o,d dpsa.ot,"'9raphs . taken in viii.
s,s a. al NO. 3l5 Market street.
est s;Ss d;SSs'oFy = First gallery below
maa ',as' Eo'ablished Ii years FEARS
tIsy Of sy., Buy your potatoes and
7''h' No. l3 East Fourth
bthse Ir' d Kidney Cure, advertised
/. '4'' column, to restore e. ,,ovu your
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

TyAKE NOTICE ON TOMORROW
l. (Thursday) the new stsre an tho ". u.
corner ct Taylor and Pine streets will 10
opened for the So Q Of nil kinds tOi fresh SRa
salt n eats. viz, beet PORK, veal md mutton,
invite nay friends and tn o public In general TO
give me a call as intend to give general
satisfaction. 10'St2t PETER WCQD.I
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

CTRAY MARE.-A BAY MARE WITH
y awhile star in her lace, was stolen on
strayed away from the premises Of the sub
scrber ut Front and Union streets, on tho
22d of September. A suitable reward WiA her
paid for such Information as will lead to hey
return. P. CUNNOR. t20.ttwItd
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

Rene snber whom you want q picture
Of yourself or aEy Of your family, 60 to
Bseshsr's gallery, 8l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

,.,.blss sOld vary readily In market
!. earning. There were bat slight
a.rs. a IN The prices, thsy being as
=tiouss
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
ES POivonba BY Beau HULA.

few days since Samuel W. Russell,
'ord, Delaware cOunty, fed his pigs
lima bean hulis, when two ofthe em
In two days. Other raisers ofpork
Id take warning from this and see
70 bean hulls are thrown into the
ph,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

at the REPUBLICAN office, on Wednesday
morning, Oct. %:
7 O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock
45O 51O 59O
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
Sutify OF " rOnx,

Psople have n fashion OF con-
excellent remedies with the large
M patent meaioines," and in
aSy are guilty of II wrong. There
'n9 advertised remedies fully
/, al 'ls' il aSked for them, and
isaat VS. know of-Hop Bitters.
|. lFf mas had occasion to use the
m Just such q climate as We
lluss o. the year in Bay City, and
'sHy 'Ways found them to be first. class
|sn usOIe, ; doing all that is claimed
|sn'-Trituns.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
-7a77--7-+sz-l---zs-7--
A Saaslle DiGSaae.

|aitle are dying along the Christiana
ve NswIort. Since Saturday Philip
Clark, the Republican candidate for
fif, has lost four. Some think the
le # Iis 9 deaths is the "tiek'
Eh iliests the ChristiaRa marshes.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

yTTANrED "A RESPECTARLE AND
w well.known pro essor of this city WANTS
to board with Tosnectable family. where in.
struction ana tuoTshiPs would be considered
an equivalent for board. Address "Instru0s
tor" REPUBLICAN Otfice. oct20.2td
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

FARM uN SHARES BT
w one VINO thoroughly understands tina
business Address Farmer" REPJBLSuAH
ONCE. Good Recommendations will bo ivsiA.
oct20 Atw 3nFf
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20

VNON SALE.-ABUUT 70 YARDS UF
Il Second hand Epgjtsh Body Brusseis
carpet Inquire W. IA. kENNARD &CeS.
SCI MarRet street oet2N3kd
Daily Republican., 1880-10-20
DOARDEKS WANTED IN PRIVATl
I'D family at 92l East Fourth st. oct.2o-eeef

yEyANTED.-A WHITE PROTESTANT"
w girl for general housework. Address
MRS. J, M. NEWB0LD,
lo2o.2td-ltw Newport, DeA.
, 1880-08-05

the indignation Of Mrs. Krouger and nit her
friends and tie bakers enemies In tho neigh
borhood. Tuesday afternoon Ltcllmetster
and Ur. Dartl10ltt went Into Lang'a sattN,n,
on tile cnrilcr of DGcring street n1ld Archer
uyenun, wltefn those WIN were nErcady Eat!l-
hscd, Spccr amongst them, brgan discussing
tho trial ard Its result In manner by no
means complimentary to the baker and tho
medical gentleman. Tile cripple, Sptcr, III
lulRed liz sou1o remarks which enragcd the
baker, wllD struck him q couple OF terrible
blows upon the neck, knocking him from the
chair upon Which lie was sitting to the
around. Sergt. Shepherd arrested Llch.
1nelster shortly afterwards, and tho carpen-
rival very serious symptoms set III. Dr..
q. H.. Cooper, OF Mn. 87o Archer avenue,
attended the 1uR,i, md reported that he was
in very critical condition. auGertnR from re-
peated spasma accompanied with heiuerrhago
from tho larynx, resulting from the b1bw
proved somewhat yesterday, tltnlgli it
looked ~ Though paTnlysls Of tho throat
had set In, ha being unable 10 speak OF to
swallow. OF course the previous stck1y con.
dillon OF tho mail had something 10 do will,
the serious results OF tho blow, but that Is Il
matter for q. Jury to pass upon. anl In tho
meantime LlchmeIster IL locked up without
bail to await the result OF his crIppic-yicfim's
injuries, which, IL tho spasr,ls reci,r, will In
tho opinion Of the Doctor prove fatal.
, 1880-08-05
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONFERENCE

-l0ulsflLLE, KY, Aug. 4.-TheN McaIcG1
Herald br August contains a circular ad-
dressed by Secretary Eyarts to all. Powers
low-fsSsf, cholera, or tlh61 contagious dis
cases, aslang for au international sanitary
conference, With q view Of establishing an
international system OF notification, as to the
actual sanitary condition Of TIC ports ,la an1
authorized representatives to the conference
III Washington City on tho lst day OF Jnnu-
ary, 1881. The .HeTuA will also contala
memorandupl Of t1e points PROPOSED 70 %
Evarts' clrcllar Is In obedlenca 70 the 1oi19
resolution OF Congress, passed Oh thu 21tl u
May, authorizing tho President to call cffa-
ference Of thu different nattous inteleSteqf
, 1880-08-05

spts34 Hls131t17s To 1sR GNseag0 3TF"uHe4
MEXICO, No., Aug. 4.-The Kansas En-
press, Oh tho Wabash, St Louis j. Pacilc
Hallway, which left Kansas City Mt 0:9 last
evening, run OF tic track ut Clark's Switch,
twcnty.four miles west Of this place, wreck
Ing the engine, baggage md express cars.and
ono coach, The fireman, Frank Tull.nall,
was instantly killed. The engineer, Frank
Denylllc, and his brother, who was rtdin,
Is expected 70 live. Tatlmnn was 20 years
old, mud leaves II wife and tllreo children. Il
misplaced switch was tho cause Of tile ac-
etdeut,
, 1880-08-05
ASSAULTED j. CRIPPLE.

ASSAULTED j. CRIPPLE.
Among the prisoners at the Decrlng Street
Station at present is German baker named
Adam Ltchmeister, doing bus!ncss at No.
eso7 Archer avenue, who il detained pending
the result Of injuries which he inflicted
Tuesday afternoon upon cripple named
Louis Speor, living at No. a8o6 Archer nv-
cnue.' Speer IL o carpenter by trade, who, OIL
the Ath Of last March, whlla working on 4
frame building on Deering street, fell dis
tance Of twenty feet, receiving Injuries which
were at tho time pronounced fatal, but FROM
which he slowly recovered 80 as to be ablo to
,noYo about OH crutehes. Tho luup Lich-
nlaistar, who Is hnrly sfx-footer, Is nol0rl-
Gus among bis nelRhbors for his Qnarrelsonla
disposition, which lie llcyer fails to Indulge
Whsn he can do 10 ut tho expense Ut 3 WOMAN
4s. very small mail. Ills ~tia u
1aYoslt Victim, and couple OF. weeks .go no
%s. y beating y}n % 4 IT. r. ~ heagsT WS;
Mrs. KrcngnI,,siUse;. ;..shond IL at,,ai1 mai!
unable to retalixta upon t.. ht~ h.,IIv aW,,r.s
out R.wRrrnnt agaangt LlEt55,aJ;astayr' J;ay' "Mu ,h.s
hearing Of It, loft the city md S1isr, nj ~,
about tan days In Indians. TttnRt.oos' +i,.t tvt
tia affair haa blown over by tl.lx time. hi, ~.
turned, when h1 WaS arrested htA triai leInr
fixed d. como oil before Justice luxersnil
Iucsday morning. Instead Of appearing ner.
surally, he sent 70 tho Court tho medical t,,,.-
tihrata Ut ono pr. Hartholttl. settling r0rtt.
that he was too i'll to attend his trial, Tho re-
suit Of which was that he wAs Let Oft With a
1ua Of a5, Judgment which Incurred
, 1880-08-05
IIADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!

PERFECT PUnGA'rlvEs. SOOTHING ApERI-
ESIS, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
llsLlANi4E, AND NATURAL. In
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable. Substitute for Calomel.
Perfectly -tastelcss, elegantly coatcd with
Rwcot gum, purge, rcYulate. purify. clcaso. A1Ad
strengthen. Railways FL FOR the euro or I'LL
tilsordcrs Vt tho Stomach. Liver, Nowols, Kid
Constipation, Gost!yeueAs, lii1iAest1ot, Dyypeo.
sin, HIlionsntss. Foyer, Inflammation Of tho
}iuweis Piles, all!l Ill Heterogeneous Ut tho Iu-
turtlal Vlscurl. Warranted u effect a positive
curu. Purely vegetable. ct,ntafntng no mercury,
mineral, or deeteFtotia draps.
IH- observe tho following xymptoms resulting
from Disorders ot tho i}!gtatIre 1rEuns:
NiooI ii, tho tica4, ,AoIdsty ct tho sto.Ieeh,
N lIsasa, Heartbur!. Disgust pr Foo1, Fulllesa
OF weight In tho STOMACH. eour Erlctnttons,
BinkuHts or Fs,lttcrings Ia the rit VI the bton.
ach. swimming Vt tho ltead, lturr!otl atId DItn-
Quit l]rGnthit,Y. FluttertnK nt tho Heart, Ch0k-
Ing Or Butf0catln@ SENSATIONS when In u
lying POSTURE, bots or Wcbs hcior9 tho
" of PesspEatoi., ,yeiiowncss Of the Skin aud
flushGa IF I1cut, burning III tho Flesh.
A tow iosps OF RnlwAy'a Pills viii tree the
system tra1n MI tho nlloya. .nni!l9u dlsosuesss -
rlllGE Is CENTS PER NOA-
SOLD ur pluuu1sIB. =
Reul "FALSE AND TRUE."
Send u lettsr stump TO ItADWAK X CO.s
ny; y W4AAltES-sr., COR clluiscA'srs NEW
information worth thousands will be soue
you,
, 1880-08-05
FIRES+,''


TIE alarm from, Box 17a nt-gp7 lasr cvon-
Ing 'was caused by tiras i]le.:tho two-story
frame building, NJ. 1853 ,Thitty-Atst street,
occupied by George Shelton. Cause, oxplo.
6lonof gslsolIno stove. Miss 6a.ah hAeiton
wasslightIy burned about tho lead and facu.
sd. ITho former IS insure1,' qhd tic latter
not. ~ -
.Tip alarm from Dor 4so.at s:os yesterday
afternoon was caused BY, 4, Aro ,lh tho one
storyfrano cettaSe q ~ ass' asssFSst'
Gauss, children playing ,WlthS matches md
settling fro TO- aome c0opefs;. ,BhByt1gs and
ktndIng- wood In tho bnsciuent' No damage,
, 1880-08-05
CIlILD-DEATIEGs

The case of William I.eahy. charged with
cruelty 10 his daughter. Mary Leahy, came
up before Justice Wallace yesterday after
noon at the Armory Police Court. 1eahy
had been arrested Mt tho Instance OF Officer
Dudley, OF tie Humane Society. Tho daugh-
ter is girl aged over IS years, who Ia nt1llct-
cd with very soro eyes, and Is nearly blind.
Her father and nunt tried to provo her a
luose character, In which they did not sue.
eced. The girl alleged TINT tho fathor Aad
frequently beaten her, and last Thursday
had struck her violent blow OH tho head. so
TINT sho bld from one Of her cars. md liGr
tare ebeca,noSwolIun. Lcahy, WHO Is separated
from his wife, lives at No. 24 Scugwlck
strict. Justice Walac6 discharged him,
claiming that no case OF cruelty hud been
established, alld that dudley had no right to
Interfere In family aifa!rs. Aftor tho trIal
the girl refused TO 40 home with her father,
who, she sntd, had frequently driven hor 0ut
1T tiools. Annte Seeti.ig. who lives ut No. Is
North Pleasant street, and with whom tho
gtrl went home, says -that Mary has hardly
any clothes to wear, md TINT her father hus
turned her out Of doors In lnldwinter, with
scarcely clothing onn.agflto keep Aer warm
aEd very poor shoes on her feet She wore
Annio's clothes Mt tho Police Court yester-
slny. The caso has samo peculiarly sud feat
urea In II, and 1t should not bu allowed to
drop 0ut Of sight In this way.
, 1880-08-05
TWO BOYS KILLED,


GA1.ENA, III. Aug. IA distressing ac-
c1dent occurred iii Grnut County, Wisconsin,
on Monday night, resulting In the death Of
tho two sons OF Henry Parial,, OF Monttort,
aged Il and 7years respectively. This llttio
fellows started from homs at Into hour on
Monday night, for Mineral Point, with Il load
Of black jack. When about five miles from
Montfort, tho horses turneI out Of the road
lit n milroad cut, tipping the wagon over on
top Of the boys, who were evidently asleep ft
tho time, md killing them Instantly.
, 1880-08-05

sp<etal Dt1uateh to 1as C,tcaao Triauns.
NEW Yong, Aug. 1.-The steamer Twilight,
running TO the Iron pier ut Rockaway, lett
Pier No. ], North River. at 1o:l5 this morn
Ing, with fair loud of passengers. When
otr Governors Isiuild the boat coi!lded with
the tnra+tnast@l schooner Normandy, lying.
at anchor, sweeping the steamers upper
decks aud tho npper-cabiu On the starbOarl
side. Thu Twilight landed her passengers ut
Pier No. y, North River. One OF the persons
OIL bOard YVES severely bruised, two or three
others being slightly cut.
, 1880-08-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

VVE3tF VI E8fNVVFJ VEWV1 =
DA1T1Ao,sE, Aug. 4.--Arrlyed. tbs Nova
Scoaian, from Liverpool. -.
NEW YoHx, Aug. 4.-Arrlved, the st. Iau-
rsnt, from Hayre,
lnNuoS. Aug. a.-The Circassta, Koln,
l.ongtuft, Horder, and NeckRr from New
Y0rk. Mallltobau mid Domain from. Mon
lsaal, l1WA from Boston, aud Knight Temp
rived out.
, 1880-08-05

kFEEE0k 17NPk%&F4F w 3"e V"FF3VV *Fs7sAts
FoIir WAYNE, Iutl., Aug. Tho Cel[na,
Van Wort h State Line rounahpuse ut Van
Vert turned TO the grouhdi tlilB morning.
Cause Unknown. The locomotive Vnu WGft
was Almost entirely destroyed. Il was IN. II.
brakes were tightly SGT, The hook nnd lad
dor had hold, but could not move It. Loss,
Sh 900 BIO lnaurnncc. -.
, 1880-08-05
Re,ll "FALSE AND TRUE"
TO THE PUBLIC.

Of Hr. nuJWIy' i OLD catpGlihhnd IT, II. Il. Mclnp-
dies tba,, tho 6uEo nlll worthless ttuttnAons OF
thoIn, Us theru nre FHse ltesulsents. ltcters aud
Pills, uv sure md nsk tor l!adWuy's, Aud st<s
slAt Tho upuls " Hadway il Oh Wiat you buy,
, 1880-08-05

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug.. 4.-The track
Upon which Weston Is now walking has
been repaired and the water drawn OF. lie
had made 12s miles and laps up to O'Clock
ills morning.. Weston Is OH tue track, and
eays no will do some big walking for the ro-
,nalntler of the week. Tho nfty.mlle race
gomez off today.
, 1880-08-05

Rpettal ptspateh To The Chicago Tribune,
BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Aug, 4.--Charles
AcKlnstry, farmer boy IL years old, acci-
denrally shut himself wh[lo out hunting III
tho woods enst of this city yesterday, and
will probably die. lIo was pulling u wu.l
entering pts breast and passing entirely
through Ills body.
, 1880-08-05
CASUALTIES.

Z
epeetat.Dtspateh 10 The Chicago 7rfbuns.
P1TTFBuno. Pa, Aug "A tank eontain-
Ing 25,oO barrels OF crude oil, located OIL n
creek four miles FROM Bradford, burst at
o'clock this afternoon, letting the fluid run
out upon tho ground and into the water.
There are many other tanks III the immediate
vicinity, all Of which would bo destroyed
should. the oil take fire, Of which tiers Is
great danger. A large number Of men are
On watcl!. The creek flows through nrad-
III the event Of fire the town would be III
g5eat s5e It, danger, The loss so fur is about
Later advices say tho danger Of the oil
taking fire is considered to ilayo passed, and
the excitement Is substtlluE.
, 1880-08-05

catcher for tho disbandcd Dubuques, nc
cppted Manager Baner0it's offer 70 meot tho
rccousj,lcrct( tlo matter, and has now nc
Copied tho offer Of The Topeka Westerns.
, 1880-08-05

ANDES, N. r, Aug. IA 1o-ycar-old son
OF James Muir WAS burned to death yester-
day. He was kludllug are with kerosene
oil, when tho eau exploded, burning HIN SO
, 1880-08-05
HAnlyOn ACCIDENT,

HNItIfOlt NtGIVFlNI. =
NEW NOAK, Aug. 4.-Tho steamer Twi-
light, plying between this city and Concy
both bouts are laid ,Ip for repairs. The Twl-
Hight lad one man Injured Mu q lurgo part
Of her upper works curried away.