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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June Flour-Dun and nom
nal Whcat-Demand fair; market firm and
easier; No. 2, Chicago Spring 93 for cash;
90la for july SAX for August; No. Chicago
spring S4!a rejected 63G7O. Com-In fair
demand, at lower rates; 30 4 a35aG; for cash; 35ss
a35i4 bid for July $50. @3j's bid for seller
August rejected, 49, Oats-A firmer de-
mand ut lower rates, but weak 26p for cash; 25i.
for July; % for August. Rye-Steady and I'M
changed Barlcy-Easicr 72G74. pork-Ac-
tive firm and higher ll.7j for seller cash; III.
so for seller july 100 for seller August; II LOO
for seller September Larl-Strong and higher;
$50 for seller cusl $50 for seller July; 6.9j for
seller August; Cos for seller September. The
"Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts,
Is 600; shipments, 800; active and Toe higher,
mixed packing, 4lOGl.35; choice heavy,
4.4Oa4j5; light 4.30Gi.4O Cattle-Receipts,
81 900; shipments, q 600, moderately active;
shppinga at i.20a.47O; common butchers, dull mt
2.00o3.OO; grass fed Texans, 2.55d 800; western,
3.0Oa3.4O. Sheep Receipts 400; shipments
none; steady ind Unchanged common to mixed,
3.40d3.S0 good to choice, 4,O0d4.25.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

TEARS, chemically considered, are Il
weak solution of chloride ofsodium and
phosphate Of lime, the overflow of the
lachrymal glands, cnuscd by the con.
contraction Of certain muscles. A writer
who has Analysed them "as weapon
says. "1'ho best method is to hold the
heart erect, look the cruel tyrant in
the face, and let the tears flow down
while the lips feign n smile. If the
bend he bent forward the tenrs will he
likely To run down the nose and drop
of at tho end, and that spoils the whole
thing, for the eyes got red, and the nose
sympathzc with the moisture, md
gets n sort of raw look Mt the end To
use tears with effect requires, in fact
Judgment. The Effectiveness il gone as
soon any hopping begins. A light
hystericnl snilllc mny be permitted, if
artistically executed, with II gasplng sob,
hut no polishing on Of the eye or nose
IL advisable.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Another Story Of Lincoln,

General Mcclernand and Commodore
kountz, Of Pittsburg, during the war
originated i Missouri campaign. The
after went to Washington and enlisted
Secretary Stanton in his favor The
trio waited ON Lincoln. and Stanton eX-
planned the project and named Me.
Clornand to lead the troops. "Bui,
said Mr.. Lincdln, II hate 70 put Me
Glernand over Grant; Grant i doing
well enough. Yes" retorted stan
ton, but to carry out this programme
We must have i dashing man With
hi usual merry eye twinkle Lincoln rs
piled, I'D, If sou want dashing man
fllsend for Pope He came dashing
into Washington, you know, with not a
man behind him. and when no man IN
Washington had the least curiosity e
see him"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

cusing him of being untrue to her and
of telling their secrets. She ended Inv
informing him that unless he married
her within two weeks she would " shoot
him on sight" This frightened tbe
youthful sutton and was the cause of his
disappearance. 1t was supposed that
he had gone to the home of relative
in the southern part of the county. At
last the young woman, true to her de-
claration, had started on search for
her false lover, and seemed bent on
bringing the boy to time. She had
armed herself with revolver, and I'm
less the matter could be amicably SET
tied a tragedy was looked for. The affair
has created great sensation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

Ir is stated that Mr.. Gladstone
has taken Office in direct opposition
To the advice OF his medical advisers.
This is probably the case, Other mon
have been prime ministers whom past
seventy, but they have not combined
the functions of first lord ofthe treasury
and chancellor of the cSchequcr, and
that too, after such terrific strain as
the Midlothian campaign. Lord Palmer
ston only worked hard ut very long in
toryals, and took excellent care Of him
self. Lord Russell had d wife who kept
him in cottonwood, nor did he, after
he wns sixty, do any very exhaustive
work. Had Mr.. Gladstone been com
tent to tnkc Office rs premier, with \
seat III the lords, there is no saying how
long he light not have held the posi-.
ton 40 farms his health was concerned,
but il ishighly improbable that no will
now be able 10 do 80. About seventeen
years ago he broke down III u manner
which for brief while occasioncd great
alarm 10 his friends, and although yer.
little was publicly said about il, ho show
cd ono evening very painful symptom
of an overweight brain. Many Of hi
friends hope FOR the interest of himsel
and party that after this session h
will be induced to resign the chancellor
ship Of the eSchcquer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Preindice Kills.

ELEVEN years our daughter ruhered,n on bed
vi misery under The carr ~ several Of the best
(snd some IL the Mursn physicianr, who gave her
disease various names but no RELIEF. and now she
IL restored 10 us In good health by a. simple
remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had poohed 1T for
two wears before using it We earnestly hope
and pray that no one else viii let their sick suffer
AZ We did, on account Of prejudice against 20
good medicine As Hop Bittefs, a. The Parents.
= Islsgrum
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
summer.

WILLIAM CHM, a young mnn OF flitH-
vile, Shelby county, o., was u few even
ings since bathing in u creek along
which his neighbor Dorsey was hunting
niuskrnts, and Dorsey, attracted by the
movements made in the water, fired Mt
the back Of the young man's hond, sup
posing il to be II muskrat. Twenty
eight No. 3 shot entered his head and
back Of the neck, making II very ugly
wound
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, June 22.-Flour-Quiet but
steady. Wheat-opened firm &c lower; closed
weak; No, | hard, l.O7; No. |, 1922 No. 2,
$685.; 92a, for June; for July 93is; for Aug,
s6 No. 3, So No. 4 II: rejected, 60. Corn
Lower; 35'a for No. .. 0ats-l.c lower 26ii for
No. >. Rye-Ncry quiet; 10. for No. |. Bar
ley-DulE No 9 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

THE Duke of Argyll began life ny a
very poor duke, but will probably end
as u very rich one. His uncle had left
the estate terribly dipped, and then
there were jointures still further to de
plete il. In fact, ut one time ho con-
templnted selling Rosehcath, hiH bcauti-
full historic sent in Dumbartonshirc, but
his slender means led to saving habits,
which grew steadily upon him, and he
has MI his life lived 80 quietly and un-
ostentatiously that he has gradually
cleared away debts and now enjoys u
splendid income, II large proportion Of
which no saves. His eldest sons wife
has $50, GOO II year from parliament, be-
sides n marriage portion in cash Of
$i5o,00O, aud they have no children.
The next son il " partner in Coutts
banking house. The third married II
Manchester lady of fortune, and il in n
stockhroking house which does u great
deal of business for the Rothschilds
Another, now his fathers secretary, is
in parliament, and very likely will
eventually he in office, and tho last IL III
tho navy. One daughter is married e
tho eldest son of the Duke Of Northum.
berlnnd, with over million yenr
Tho Duke of Argyll has for many years
of his lifc been in receipt Of public pay
sufficient 10 cover the expenses Of his
villn home Mt Kensington
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

engine and a pay car, we're going east over
the Atchison and Nebraska railroad, it
struck an elderly gentleman on tie track,
about four miles from Lincoln, NIB, cut
ting off his head, both legs, and met fear
fully mangling his body. All hat re-
mained of the unfortunate maI, they
gathered in u sheet and carried I, Race,
where he awaits identification. TIE coro-
ner has been notified.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

THE register Of Mailman Tarn Church,
England, lately restored, contains tie
record of marriage solemnized by
Oliver Cromwell M n magistrate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

BEEcHER's purity Of sixty-four clergy
men and their wives and children are
making trip in the Cascade noun
tains. i1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
it's success

A TRACT Of fifty thousand acres on the
Northern Pacific railroad has been
bought for colony from Belfast, Ire
land.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

ROME sticks TO its project of worlds
fair for 1856. An English company
has offered for 12,000,0oo to guarantee
;ta uiccega
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

THE long protected removal Of the
headquarters Of the Russian feet to
Sebastopol is likely TO take place this
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25

that the most horrible fortunes had been
long and habitually inflicted on the con-
yicts in New Caledonia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-06-25
COM NJ ENTS.

AN English firm sold 5000 fire-proof
safes in Turkey before it was ascertain
ed that the filling was only sawdust.
, 1880-10-15
A LITTLE SIIAKY,
What Resulted from InTulrteA Com
ccrnin. tho United stntcs Manufilct.
Mrlng company.

yx1,nt vfoau1te<1 from unnulrf:s Son.
ecrnin.. tho United stntcs Manufnct.
urlng t;omuauy,
Special Dtsrttsi 10 The Cateaoo 7rtbsns
PtrrsntyuG, Pn t)ct. IA luruo nuufcr of
te,turs bRyo bean rcculyc,l hnrr fr,m ,in Wtstn,,
,,tns ~, ,n,, ~, 4 - ,s.'s,tIt.
'sA'en e'ah'4:h ''i"1y no :" LUZ 'essn'ns'o!ts III
eo'1cora cn}htis 1tseli tho United States slahu"
ftGtur!1K CHnnany. Ong If tho tutors Il frolh
1n,nes NJ petrs ptl!,1fshcr of tho J}cr1,I Cnr,,u
,.,,,c, n, Aunt,,or Ia fr,vn " s,,,,t,, f,os,-
f"'o' ~ T"tner ,' 10 l'oa.' y. ~ on1A"' !"s1-
master at Eh4le~t'ot', III. Ut!tera nto frotn
Chtcago rcur'a, Jaucsyllo, Wis, mud other
cities ind towns in tho West. pr,tmnatnr
An,1crson wos cnlc1 ,,pnn ,a.,1nv In rnf"r,.,"o
-, 49,, ,'',,,,nn ~'"" NJ. -" ~.
10 Tue nintter. lio salu NUMEROUS letters fnr
tho United Htatcs Manufacturing Company
pusse,l through tho 1,ujls du,l., Tho
.nr,,,,,-,.I.. ,o,oo ,.'a .,s ,.,,,.a',
,atnoS-of'es o'i,co was also F's3ed'
Ieh of!efa IFoh Inherent lnrts OF tho cDts!ltry
wure produced, all tiftccted to tho United Strtrs
Misunderstanding cp!npnpy, No. llD gmthllpltf
strrct pE,sh,,rv T'ho lnr,ost ,vna for a. !,
A'ts, t"u '."soes "''0 'ot sa"' ~
WIS alao nsccrtN!ud TINT young man hlRnaI'y
himself j. 4. ataOro rece!ptUI fur tho Mnngy,
but tho Superintendent gu1l l,u ha,l nut l,cs,,
tbor. for n,tnrs aco lin mi, or mi, ~ uo,tw'
,.r a1'. ,,oat,u"ss',. ,,,,.,n,"t',,. .m..,", :.
por' I1lo iostlh''stos l1hthcaitto'y sllrected II
Ar. hfooro A9ln presented himself ut thu
1noney-orler o.l!co that he bo reported to ntn,
, 1880-10-15
THE DEBT OF MOBILE,
Special Qtapatfh to 1hs CAletpo Tribune.


NEW YOHg. Oct, H.-ConmIsslpuer Il. II.
Wilson, ]. 4. McCall, and Stcyens Cruur, rcrro-
sentng tho people af tho "l'ort" Of 5Iubilc,
Ala mot tho bonlholdera of tho Uonls of tl,.t
VlHc0 III tic nlrcctors' ROOM OF tho Equitable
IinIldtnx ut nooy t0-day to arrange so.no CAM
prota{se Ut aobilna Indebtedness. Ncnray
$l,U00,000 ut tho bonds wcrp represented. TIN
counsel for tho Commissioners preaunle,l Il state.
ulont showing tho Unt!ro inlobtelnassuf Mobile,
Including intercst to Jun. I, 1881, to 10 $s,G7a-
otL IIu st'd It wns proposed u take
81 @ ,.ow boi,ds. II 1876 md is,u M"bto sssicd es
thul olltstulltlinY lnlellc.taoss Gy tht issue Ut
Ut tho t!tl bonds d mt present the, nild these
uFU still outstanding, W4leh explains tho dls-
cropuuuy lrtweoH tho lu!slit stuffed uA duo mud
tho nlnunt Ut boll.is which It WIS prpusetl to
asuC. These wcru 10 bt seatGJ llke tho rest MD
then hll tim bOtldh0ttlcrH would recuby0 plr A.lI
interest IN new h0iltls for tho present lutlls,
III secure tito now tsssu. It WAS intended ta luyy
4 special tux Of threu-,ltlarlcrs Of per cont on
The property of tho - lnrt," which bus An Us.
sVsscl Valuation Ut 3laU0,0O0. AZ prusollt tho
Slate, county. alli city tux un tho property ia
question amount II, per rent, md 3A por cont
II tho lIun!t liked by thc stato Constitution 10
ia1ntlon. Tho tlew e.,eglul Tug would bring In
an estimated reyenuO Of t63,0ou per A,,Huu,,
which, after lc1uctErr cxponseA OF collection,
would allow OF the p0ytncnt Ut about per ceut
, 1880-10-15
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
William nInaon Severely Gnsnos His
Throat.

william nInhon Severely Gnsnos His
Throat.
Wednesday evening II tiRn whose mime la sup.
posed to bo Wi!tlum MnsoI, WIS found Mt :
pcInuk un Woshluwn avenue, between Fifty
seventh ani Fifty-eivttl1 streets. In tho Town ut
lIyao l'nrk. suffering frum |. severe g,lsh III tic
thrnat, which ln,l severed tho wEn,!pipc. Ho hutl
btc'i profusely, und appeared tu huve been thero
for somo time. lie was Of II hardy, rugged
FIRING, however, and survived n trip to thu
County Hospital, whero ut Inst accounts ho wns
,l0iny fairly, with tho clnnces IN fhyor pf his
recovery. lie WIS found by n Swedish hcr,l.buy,
who carried ho.nc to his parents couple OF
wallets continuing upwards or sou III gold und
paper money. which tho tnnn gavo hln,.
Ills pnrcnts wcrr frightened pcyonl 1nensure,
aud ut nilco notified tho authorities They wvro
Htlll 'noru frightened When 1t WIS limited Tint tho
ll4r-t'uy hni cut tho Mnn will tho IhtnHtfon of
killing. .rhls proved to be only u r,tnpr. tow-
ever. ThU nnIhu mason wis aseurtAls,eii by
;,;sS,,o{ ir 4 Wiijj%n % n,s ,,s;s' na:ss :,s !;
now' siost q interview @ 0' sso wiisa M"nsss ,n ii,
nira !, eut jSst Se!ow tho Soeai chords, md iho
GU, hu n.slo INT OF Thu few utmost inMntllble
whtspsrs hs + eapaele 9t Mttsr,ng. nld, ihq,,Eh
aas BE- sSs' W s 5Y so s0'E m = oo s e'9 - H. l.
wy WY qus3 for sono ass ss to @ eq. ? H%sy tbak
r. rs 4sstsH rsssss tsu 5 se wi y % s
tho iIen, and whispers that bis right liane WIS
Masnn. and thAt ho beion.el in Knlsas: Ha Old
nut want 10 say why. At ''rst ho said d.
t1,ostc difficulties were tho cnuses which
drove him to ,'esper'1tion. but utter l,a
knowletlxp and belief. lie u evidently t,lun Of
n'sn',s. aiMl sa wtlo hns worked ilnr' lte y of
% ss n. rSss. asa' bshy @ a rsisa nr oh ss ss
md lnustichc, uud dark auburn h,lir OF II pecu-
, 1880-10-15
DUMAS THE YOUNGER.
His Now Hook-nIvorca nlll Wonlan,s
Suffrage.

His Now I80ok-nIyorco nnl WonlRrass
kuf1tnEe.
Ntlp Turk Sun.
PAINS, eept. 2f.-At tho tmu when overytlotly
WIS iaktpg ubuut tito cassn Of Mime. .lo TItIy,
WHO thruw yltriol In tho face Ut another wu,ua,
whit 81. Alexander Dulnas tho younger Thought
nb1nt tho ntfHtr. Whun Mile. l[uhertne A,clerv,
ono Of tho fow Frunrh wuE,un WIN adyocnto
wo.,lana rights, refusel to ny her taxes OH tho
Rrolllld thAt Hha was not allowed 10 yotp, N.
nunts' namo was again brought up III tho news.
rWpeys In cs.ts,.ecs!on with thu lssctyIYes about
won,Ull which he ,atl often Expressed bot. II,
his staRu p'nys, like tho "prlnpyssu ueorgcs,"
ut,I Il, Ills prcflsces md pamphlets. llko tho
fa.lnlls ''.ruo-InI" 81, 1'umas hus not dtsap-
I"'lnted tho public curiosity. during tho lust
slx weoks hu hus boen writing IN tho subject,
ana ,his m"rn!ag t IN sa!s tle
a Tsat H,,,n q les + Fe@es @ , r.! To'st" Il y
Soyy sha w'ty s"ynxs y: mi ye pr y 5ea at soxi xa
~ e = were tho result ot prolnn!! study and
yauaeu aa III Il ssS; ; csttea a St ,tysrcc @
tS hsp Z stsa It o 'In .sx !" G Inv W astass 2'ts:
It ~ Frnnc0. It f1rulEn1rs, tn who,n tllo tus.l
tntion 9t divorce has loax been fasm'Iisr. ror.:
wnntln9 In Interest. IN briefly Nl,alyxinK lhu
btMk j. shn!l therefore dwell rather nj tlia per-
sni,at side thAn on thu uryulrtutatyu silo OF lts
cuntcnls
After examining tho dramas Of love and vii
rio! which related ln recent letter. II. lluilluH
sucks tt1 primary CAUSE ut thase attempts. lIu-
ting unRtle IN punish tho rtnity guilty parties,
h9 snys J,lstlcu IL fatally led ii alstlvu thtsn
wtpso crllu1 ~ simply tho direct eonspa allonco Ut
thls unruntshcd culpahll!ly.. This 'lrst part u
The pamphlet nutu uality ends III thp conclusion
tAnt ihUsu eFu,1s Aru dun to tho &Ald BtMtu Vt
tIbu mlora!s. which, in turn. IL duo TO tliu tlo-
tlctency Ut tho inws. 1lAuAs Inns atrDauy plHycA
Inany varntt0ns Clt this thet,u; liz h,ls cO,l-
ctIItleA ~ favor ut the establishment u diyhrc0
Asal Ut sAo rcchcrch0 10 !a Imtorn!te. Tho inter
t,si Ut thu rst Ilart af thu pHlulhlet lies, tl,oru
fure. IN tho variations H,prn that II! tho thusnG,
nud. perhur4. tu Il1st people tho suetlna part,
conear'!tn9 les fesntncs qul votent, will bo re'a
ii. .n!Ii.is GcxIns by pointing out thas. tho
political clalln5 VI womon aro not new; :.aN
yenrH nga Afiseollhntes Wttle1 otu 0f his test
conedtrs on tho subject of fcmnc, Legislators:
II. bHnaa tnkes tho yury lust Mallitestutton 0f
lhis claM ot thu rlkhta q waa.a!,, a.,d, whilo
tho Initiative ln securing tholr rights. ha mHkcs
u curious Classification Ut M1het. III thpy oxist
In ll civilized countrlcs There arr. trst ut ull,
the wou'sn WIN uro happPy in Tho actual stAte q
things. These not only do not ask for any ro-
foEIn. but thoy treat ~ mud thosv who do, Thu
, 1880-10-15
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF S10NAt OFFICER, WAREt-
1S0Tt,N, d, g.. Oct. 15-l n. in.-For Tennessee
and tho Ohto yatcy southorly 10 westerly wln''s,
purity eloudy weather md light iocAl raltls, fol-
loved during the night by lower temperature
and rIslug bnr0nctur.
For tho Iowor LIKE region. partly cloudy
wcNthor, with light ruins IN cnstcr,i portion. stu
tonnry or rising bnro1noter, nud no decided
chn1sYo In temperature.
Fur tho Upper Luke region, Upper Mississippi
md Lower Missouri Valleys. southwest tu north.
west winds, risinK ,baron,eter. increasing cloudl-
rIeA, and during tho nlEht lower temperature
utlt! Nrrna 1T rlttit. 49,.
Euutiun,Iry signals continue Mt lTou8hto1,,
Duluth. aiurqlottc. Escnt1,fn. Milwaukee, SEQ
Ion i, Chicago, fIrllnh 11hvetit Eeetton ., Muck-
inuw, Alpes,I, Itlrt Ilt,rpn, DntroIt, Bcutiou 1,
Sanu1s1sy, Cleveland, Section 9. Toledo.
.1.ocA1. OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-10-15
It IL Believed that the Porte Is
Only Seeking to Gain
Time.
The English Government to Proceed
Only Against the Lesser
land-Leaguers,
Letting 1'nrncil and tho Bigger
Lights Alono for the
Present.
Jesuits Elected from a College in
Toulouse, France.
TURKEY.


CAUSE or Tl1E EEsslOH or Durcf0No.
LOxfApS. Oct. H.-Spcclals from E0tafanttno-
ple ngrec TINT tho rcal cal,sc Of tho cessou Of
E0luIgno wits tho trcatcnod occupation Of sn,yr-
I'M by the Powers.
ExrLtSATt0S WANTED.
CoNsTANTt NOZZLE. Oct 14.-1'lc Ambassadors
havv asked tho Porto to oxpan tho Inst rl,rkIsl,
t,ntc, murc particularly with rcXnrd to tho In
structEona sent ltiza las1ul. aud tho .,atuto Of
tho cuslrentlon With Montenegro.
FALESrtNE.
CONFrASTlSopLE, Uct. 1i.-rnleetlno has been
constituted separate yllayGt.
ExrLA1SEp.
LoynoN. Oct. 14.-A Constanttnoplo cnrrc-
spOniatnt tetcgrRphs TINT tho Forte, rrpiyfuK Il,
the rciitst Df thu Ambassadors for hit ekBlaiIA-
tton nf tho Inst Turkish noto. satisfactorily ls-
stirred th1m tho convention with Montenegro
hgant simply II formal agreement hetwccu tho
military commanders IN rcu,rI to tho lr1tute III
which tho cessfon OF DulcIxho was to bo Of
feetc1.
ONLY To GAIN TINE.
According to tho lBws received by tho f]cet
from CctttRc i,p to noon yesterday mt the
sllghtest sign WIS shown nt cetllng l,lcigno. 1t
VITA believed mt l3Nl!sic that tho Stltnn will mt
perform Ills promises, and only n1Mdo tho,n to
gain time.
, 1880-10-15

TIE lEEI+fN1NUA DECRERS.
LONDON, Oct. H:-rho correspondent Of tho
Times ut Tnrfs tcfcgrnphs: l understand tim
lrofects recommend tho enforcement of tho ro-
1lElous t1eerees TT ono stroke, In ors.or not to
prulong tho ngitnton until tho trlcEulnl mtlnlc-
tpnl elections In November Or .In,1i,nry. II Is
prt't'nhH, therefore, tlmt the proceedings
uK1l1Ist tho unauthorized nrt!ers wifi bo on II
lnrKer scistc than nxpcctel.
SxwfrArRh MEN SENTENCED.
Tho 1nRnnYers Of tho I'rftahiet md tho CNbuen
tnewspnpor5l htyG' been N0sltnttccu II, ntt
GrGyy.
INJECTED.
TOULOUSE, Oct: little roiteo elected thjE-
rs professors. Tho College wns forlnorly Il
Jesuit institution.
, 1880-10-15

mnen Islf OF my feacn!nx. osc. MnvIn8 tn,s
faith sought 70 be ID perfect accord wtti tho
supposed int Vas Mi tic Time. and have
never for one moment felt that ! was not
in thr fullest sympatly With "a spirit md work.
know Tho exact asatc OF my mind, Will frankly
TIE onLr FONTS
on which cnncelvc thoro may he room for n
tl|ncrcnco Of ,oplnion or tho possibility Of Il
RS oa sa9 ses, e %ot e thS i
never, tiouJtc,l. iior ~ I st,'ibt,. tl,e faet
st my "ss s th ss' eopsn p!?!s's ~ %s"t'iEss is.
ceise u that coT'tition nnicr tho government
existc,iee, As to tho st,irauon and rssi,,s of
,n'i;ia;n S"r5Hiss rf'u'tg L. reformat5on Or
eost !ne almost nn'itternbts mental suncrlnE,
@ o rscr @ sy Soo or @ N" ok Sf g. on Y 'ho 1': es:
ton q the atspirntls,n n tho Serirturcs should
@ f sty o y esypo eHspttx tt tie to ,s, ss11 @ hs2sS 9o
tla Scriptures ,wcro tnspiredt md tint tho
Scriptures contnin III substance
THE waRp or con.
md think TINT those who haye heard me spcnk
frs;,,ie"t;yy or tat c:rsfa reali,,g e my
irushfnlncss of tho statements, und In holding
,ts views bef"se esxnrssse. hsyo MT fet
ysy d!.q,,aililfa tr9in honor,,i'iy sten'!inE i
s, his .np .t it Il enrti"ii. sao solfa, ri snx.
by asld praying or9anizntIo1,. nlnyinE .ti'n tho
l!fc IT tho wort.t. rtlther lhnn rls!l !'oxmatlc
thcre WIS II 1t TINT tntcr.tlon tr allowance u
personal liberty n thsuHlit 1h9t cntil'! chslly
, 1880-10-15
TElECRAPHlC NOTES,

QUINCY, H., Oct. Ill. SItlons, travelling
salesman In tho West for Now York house,
yesterday buried ILLS ll-year-olh son Isufus.
Within lvo wcoka he las hurled thsoo daugh-
tors, a!l having died from diphthcrln.
Sptttat uispt'th to 9ht 1hteago Tribune.
TEHsE lIAuTs, Ind, 0ut. l1.-1'he Hon, II. ".
Tlonpson nlta fahaily 4eintrtGd fur Washington
Dy tho EAnaAaiA limo ths i!fternoun.
with Capt. JocelyIi, Lieut.. Witch. I.leut. 81.
nous. Or. spenccr, anl Company u; 1wcnty-ttrst
Infantry, 0Ij b0llt, lGft tO-dly tNr 6kaxit to f-
yestaEato the rocout Indian dtstur1auuOs lu that
l0c4lltY.
, 1880-10-15

CtSclNNArI, u, Oct. H.-The Cttizona' Nh.
tlonnl Hunk orHnnExcsl To-day by tho election Ct
tho following Directors: llrggs y. Cunningham,
lir1xgs Swift, 4. II. 1uKher, Patrick l'olHna, II.
+. lnRalla. Charles II. Kellogg, Jr., Lars Andcs~
soll. Henry biu!huuser, aud u. r. Griffith. Tho
9!lletta uro: President, lirl4gs b. Cunningham;
co-Fresleht, u. +. iirit!th; Cashier, q. ".
spElnYoF. Charles ". West, Mlu David btnton.