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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29


The Republican party has been in 4
minority. North and South. since 1874.
when the tidal wave Of that year swept
away q majority Of one hundred in the
House Of Representatives. Three times
successfully, in 1874. in 1876 and in
1878, the Democrats carried the popular
branch Of Congress, aud last wear they
gained the Senate In 1876 Mr.. Tiidep
had a popular majority Of one million
Of white and black votes. over a quar-
ter Of a million OF white votes alone. and
a majority Of thirty-seven in the Elect
oral Colleges.
In the local elections Of 1873 and 1879
the Republicans had q majority in but
fourteen ~ the twenty-five Northern
States, which aggregated l26. AZ. and
they were in a minority Of 16S.s37 in
the other eight Of those States In the
present House Of Representative forty
four Republicans or about one-third Of
their whole number, are minority men,
bers.
Ii is thus shown by al these great
and decisive tests. extending over q
period Of six years. thai the party now
on trial before the country has been and
still Il in a minority. BY q foul fraud.
backed BY money and BY the regular
army. this party got possession OF pow
er in 1876 against the popular will. -
confessed BY the chief beneficiary or
that i~niquity the day after the election.
The power thus UNANIMOUSLY acquired
has been openly used to inilmidate. 70
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The Boston Glide saws that lew
FL ms been working the I5-lf-I5 puz-
zle lztelF- He gets stuck on the S2-g
OF II block every time-it comes out 4
loan
If the Republican in
slst on the mon0tony II the ..Sag- edi-
'orial on the sidewalks and d0or-steps
they might Be given : change II would
require but little more expense for
chalk 10 write Acknowledgement
Inquirer
-Since the publication Of General
Hancock sIetter d~em0lishing the SOUTH
ern-Claims illusi0n- anil since the ex-
plosi0n Of the business mems scare.
the Republican manager have had \
good deal Of trouble to find something
TO boiler on- Isn't IL almost time
for them % take Hayes advice and fall
back On the old Wing party?-Cfncia-
nGti EDYuirgr.
The figures $50 on the pavement
and door steps remind the New York
TrsnHe Of the old story n 4 woman
who called on another and finding the
dust thick on the piano, scrawIed the
word slut upon IT, Meeting the
slovenly woman afterward. she said.
II called on you the other day.
Yes" said the other. II saw your
card on the piano top The point Of
this Joke j. that the 7riBmne was the
m Uho called seven years ago. and
the fact In big letters like this:
$50.
- What : pitiful- hypocrftical
fraud i this man Weaver He travels
around the country pretending 70 MP
hold the principles a the Greenback
party. He mounts the stump to D
tiate on it, mission" lie writes and
from AL points in ifs defense.
He - continually braying aloud con-
corning the nature and extent Of his
personal sacrifices 70 .the canse.- his
self-abnegation. his noble generosity.
While In truth. he il = hired man:
hired ard paid BY the Republican Ma
Iicnal Committee 60 work against the
Democratic party in the doubtfu. States
a The West Washington RoSt.
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NEW sTYLES

- rA1y fn1 rM~sn IN il7orfAn- improvements
FOE LARGE cHCRcnE.. s9i-aaid ryan. rfth rrsas
ppwer &ni va7-fy. - 60 $50 sksA and f~ prices;
fuk SMALLER CHURCHES SCHOnLS. &c.. 81 10
o.. ard UPWARDS. SUPERB DRAWING DOM
fAlLEs So 20 SIN art up<ar1s. A GREAT VA
Llhtf 81 SMALLER DREAMS ~ eguai szrellencs.
hp-<n - eAparfiT. o. tn piEin clsex 1 Gi . 40
smd up~aris A. furnished Fon MONTHLY or crxE-
TKz1N rsrnENr& q and urrarda
IA1ss org11 are c~erfrfqlg snrlrnlsfsn rrcefI<nc<
rAfe 80 priceE nrx n1s m4eA AleAer n1a 1Aose y
tsFs fafsrA0r fnrfrnrcafG
4 Tor purehmslrx any o-xsn srrd fcr lnr<rf Illus
TEArED CATALOGUE - % eoA. c0nrnlnsnr run
cr@rrpuDns and pnrra inclnAlnx ne~ ~ =. and much
uNtAi infornation for m Purchases 81 nny organ.
whrh I'll ~ srnE NEE 11f p1sf paid so q
HAMLIN OkGASc0.. - Tr<msnE 81. BOSTON,. IS
kiSh sI-NEW fOEKs 10 wabash Ave. CHICAGO
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savs He praised the great Stat. ~
Mes York chiefly because IL had pro
dnced Alexander Hamilton. ..Thi. =
New York. and yonder. toward the bat
terry. more than ! hundred wears aro- !
young student u Columbia Colleos w.s
arguing the ideas Of tie Amer;r-r
Revolufion.- etc THAT sfudenf
soldier. statesman and great leader ~
thought. Alexander Hamilton. mall
the Republic glorious &c. =. Ami
here. on this island. the scene ~ ~
early trinmphs. We gather tonight. SOL
iiers Of he new w.r anr.~a--,- NJ.
same ideas" etc. Garfield had previ-
ously said. years before. that the nrin-
eip.cs OF Jefferson were on the wane.
and that those u Hamilton were OBJ
tanning The people want ! rronrer
Government; and i. for one. am Glad
OF "
It's plain that Garfield wished 10
draw b attention Of the American
people from his own record. which
was inevitably an issue. and 4 true
one and from issues which he
knew were false and repulsive 70
intellect and patriotism. 10 the
discussion Of The fundamental princi-
pies OF government. Had he seen !
strcng- commanding potential eandi-
SO me CANVASS Would hare taken The
uLrecson ne so1-nt % give T. lie ar-
49, Inc fiam-ion1an idea against the
nAAn L. anu invited 2 COM
IS FAea1ed LOT strong 1oyern-
nirnt = A5Alnsr indlF1dnAlS. strong as
. s.Fong peopie- y asked for ,
80 y tne reAatlYe strength OF these
- oelose the voters q the country.
1N1 f1A-rl The issue 81 Government
a2AlnSt me people and asked for =
sen1lee
This was % . large degree honest
All consistent Garfield ant Alexander
and the Republican party are
harmonious touching the principles ~
* J. the Hamilt0niaa no
'ion that fairfield wan%-that the Re-
plbllean party wants Garfield. in this
respect J. the Inca descendant az
and X j. Interesting 70 recol-
'ect that Hamilton was the first promi-
man in the history 81 the Republic
in financial irregularities Men
allied him : defanlter- And his excuse
n Old a. the storv II the human
ace. The woman gave me AMI | did
he did not say - borrowed
5ut this : ASIDE
Shrewd Republ;cans ~ rh.s az.
sue. though perhau- the resI hora-r
ssue Of tn canra-s. Would dasrar Co..
ield- II was rIain thar II ~ ;~~ra
rere biunrIv n-eSsnraI fhe $500
would mot vo-e ara;ns. thamFsl~r~
iarrield- in hi haste 10 e-rane frnm
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- transparency lricd in q Dem
ocratsc procession in Boston bore these
words: The price Of Garfield honor.
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10000 SOLD YEARLY.

T. Erouinx Popularity and nss rainrss q
giBINET or PAKLyDE .. shown
by ths faerthas SEVENTY TuOT>ANDars
SOLD yearly D. the tnlted states The be.t arc
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MASON & HAMLIN
O ORGANS

~hsrn hars bsn aEarind HIeHssr pisfsScrinrs Fos
rrxussrkssnD SUPERIORITY - EvEnt OSE VI tns
GREAT NUELDS Intustrtai Erhlt iiivns f1r t1.r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-29

AOEyTs WANTED for m nes, ard FNfest.
y ~~Illrr Pictorial Books and Bl1i<x Prices rvdnrr1
Nr<r cnL Sssio1a; P1tlishing Co. s. LouA Mo-
, 1880-07-08
StlcllE.

Special Ddpdteh to The chicago Tribune.
DAvESro.tr. ILL.,, July T.-Tho gllurl at tho
Davenport o1l.l Ut tho Government bridge hero
WIS nccostod about midnight by stranger with
ropo iM han1. who snld ho wanted to onl his lIfo
OF trouble by jumping FROM tho bridge. 1t was
taken as joke ut ti1e time, but about 2 O'clock
this tnurn!ng tho Wnnll.Du suicide witchod his
opportunity ansl gained TN entrNnco to tho lower
f the man 'n'S 1pea 81 dd ad III twsty @
Into tho wNtor. flo did not rise nai1, an1 It 10
smpseMa y re gsae wSFnsea ge e 1ow Y
has boon developed tn.tlny that Tho victlr's
nnIne 10 Henry aieMt. Gcrpnn hbont 20 years
Of Ago, who h'as lcon saldr for tho lust Aftoon
sp<etai Dt.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
sPRiSGrlnLp; H., July 1..-llenry schnsaler,
sonmi,ted suicide to'day BY dsownins himself @
y tho city rtaervor. Citizens VIII 10 apt to
gh5 sy Of Il SSr t| water fr fey As 9s
~ arc USED x EollIux-nil!l hands, at tIo tpp of
Coroner. A nose y German was found ia
the dnnor-pail, reading ns fellows: ~ must de-
part: No s; mors r. rest for mo hero m Lori, rcmom;
coseIe1. S d III verdct q W sIeido rodere pe-
o Sol appys G9 VIZ s SeF wie
md had been at work for SONS mouths nt tho
roltt1,g-mlls. Mrs. sehtsslor ,hns been throu
her previous husbands wero itlso drowned,- d,-one
by accident and ono by suicide.
Il Guy hst sorra ctfsso T'eIs Usa
weulthy rnttrud Ger1nnn, ildupted Il most novel
pan Tor suicide In this city this morning. III
o'clock tic Old ,nin. who ecoliied desWn'lsnt
lust pyonlnK. nrtiso uli1 loft tho houso 4u!etly.
Procuring i clothess!ne, snwbuck, nnd block of
premses Thore to aussea p'sI,S' te rops and nd M ar
ranged acaifod Tho block of wood wns placed
{3u0f Stnf1f 1tufj hq hntl
, 1880-07-08
II'ltAlA.


Tho Chicngo & A!tan lsailroad l,as placed on
sale tickets to Bun Francisco and nil n,iuts on
and beyond tho Central Pacific Nairond, via
kltsAs City and Denver. Tt,ls op0ns lip now
route tn tho Paritlu ConBt, mud tho Nunon Of tho
tho tr,lyu!inK public, aud particularly by tourists
who lru tpslrous ut vlewtng tho AttrlIutluns Of
Denver md the magnificent scenery Of Colorado
Tho Illinois Contrnl lsAllroaa Company finds
that twt, 8u1llay Huburbnn trains will no onHur
accommodate the people om account Or tho
!arge numbers who like to spend tho sablath Mt
lnnnagera Ut tho ronl h,sy0 thorefnr1 decided to
put on two additional Hlnday suburban trltns
1n md after nsxt saMiny. These truths Will
turning will arr!ve vt Central uoiH,t ut 5::1 p.
u: nna p q. TIP present .ganday su9uraan
i. NJ. Th!s kiyes people d chanoo to spaul tho
Jay comfortably IN South lnrk. 1t makes
aqf y,fb saay IND 9s Way touching
Tho Fastcrn trunk ltuos ,lo not tlcly tho atata-
mont That tho Chicago s. Grand Trunk hls thus
f,.r rce!yqd & but @ls1't ,t tWgiyD c'ra Of e9ttle
o IT ss ~ CSaK s,ta u *s't f ~
weoks aH!', but thcy clnEm that it u mt their
fault ns tho cuttlo-lnen ruf.,st u ship oyor IT
Of cNttic.. Sir. Hopkins, tho Agont nr tho live
etnok ptWl, who " stationed ut tho stock -Yarsls
sAyH ho tried hts best to grt tho sbtppGrs to aond
tho roquIs!t ntnuunt byer tho Ch!uNKu s. OrAnh
Ifa,' b.!t he gould , not ndaes th1;'' e comply
0ther aerfusls huns Ut contention ut tho meeting
ut Saratoga. July 10.
There was 10 hnyo bean a meeting Of repro.
| Rentntiyaa OF tho iuWn roads ut tho Grand l'n-
cl.lc llutel yesterday fur the PURPOSE ut settling
tho dtilcstttlca rtRartllnk tho freight ,ntes to
Eednr lktrltls nnd other uunnct!hE IOwA T0littH.
Mtlvea of tho Northwestern nur l!ur1!uKt0n
Nnltls PITT III !nNrpcnrAilut. It. Is eaal1nG ly tho
Northern that the Niiwn.tkgs & st. Paul ,nl
Norlhwcatrrn hnvo been eHttlnx CeSar 1tapils
satss, H.. and ion thsy wat T. stopp. Tho North; hi
consequently SOC lii rclls0n why thoy stnul.1 Ut
iont tho 1n1utng. Tho burlington! people sny
they nro put Interested III tho Ec,lnr Nnpas busl-
| n0as. aud for lhls rrMyNn did mol attoMd.
, 1880-07-08
period varying firm, a ba,s MT hour to MI honr,

period varying frou a hN'f nt! hour to ~, honr.
as the huls.healcd driver of the waE,n nn.y
!" thins ss sninr ~ eS b o. II coK
II. Shntciit i c., rnkc tnw,, on Ntrth, Clnris
pied tho cnst trnck. Tho driver in tho usual
lcts1lrc1y why sct nh0ut HnstlnR nHther wa9Enn
ino hSn tho Ers .s s s ,rth cs whs ~
course, stopped OH tho trak. and forced e, ~
mnin until tho cnrr, cot.!s! b' HMloo,lcd and tho
twenty-thrce c,is were thus hlsl'lereti fron, Eo-
them all The y9, {" lntltana street: As eaeh car
dsn, ThS nassp Sss 6fe0s Ito OF ost s' ,os 1ss
sf :top 10 H. sh?s only y ssusS!s sss saps 1 sue
cg'sc IL to dump tho contents Of thu waEonmhe
muscd q ,ono SIDE, md tho interruption to
ryer naye retses e 'e do ill., IT, n" "Strae ps
should tako tho matter il, hand and do It for
him, instcad Of waiting hEs pleasure.
THE EC1EcTIU sOCtrrY.
4 regular meeting Of tho ChiGngo Eclectic
irE in tho urnnd P..ctr flntet, 1>r. +. r. Yum
va!kcnhur4, President. Thy semi. annual srp4rt
Boeioty during tho Init ak ,u!,ihs. 1hring that
pertod elx melnhers wrre ntslcd 70 tho rt'll. ur.
i ss.S rar!al It nci.t. Tie recois rec 10 Oh hasS
bern $l1; disbursements. $40. On mutton yGto
Of thnnks WIS oxtordl tho 8tcrotMty anu Trens-
urer. pr. Jhy. from tho Funnce talntnittGr: r..
1,Urtc1 thnt xl11 h,tl 1Hefl subscribed to tGffHy
tic ex1r1scs OF the National Convention Of lsc'
Itctics, recently heii here. which Htat'lint rov-
cred tho entlru bill. 4 lew subscriptions Wcru
still 1,npo ID, anil when received would bo paid
over to tho Treasurer Of tho Society. Ass.
DR., ". X. ffArrlsoal. road 'II1 essay Oh "Tha
1nslucnr9 of tho Sulphitles upou Stppua.tlon.
| III his uwn practice ho bud PITT n sl0p tn tho
eruption nf btllIs, hntt prevented thu sunpnra.
| toi or glRndillar enlargement III tho neck, Rnd
! had nln,rtel inK,nAl ilbcesses, AMI materially
| shortened tho silrrNtirG prt'ccsa whcn nltcaty
! commenced by administration of snlphhle ui
N. +. Pearson, Dr. ". II. Davis, Dr. Lay md Mrs
DR.. Itc!sner. On motion Mrs. Rensltcr WIS ~.
bc rcnd ut tho next lnocttng Ot tho Socscty.
The following wore chusei, officers for tho nux
haIf.ya,r without .apposition: President, Dr
Willard and DR.. Fl. Il. Hlldol,sana; Secretary
Dr.. n. 4. P&MEen; TtensMrer, Dr.. u. stratlor1
, 1880-07-08
CIVIL RIGHTS CASE,

BpNiH0riELp, ILL.,. July Tin tho United
6tatUs Circuit Cuhrt to-day Judge nrunl,t,ond
lunshol tho lonK-pcnd!nv tndlu,mont uaatnst
Henry 1Nylor, Cuptnin of tho stoAsnboMt JRtnes
,Blsk Jr., plying hetweon Faslucah and c,lin for
yo!at!ug tho Il, Il itightx bill. The fncls wuro
that X. Il. Macarthur, cnlnrcd man. paid for
trst-c!aBa passaHo from Metropolis to CaIro, hut
was not allowed to cat ut tho suue tablo with
tli0 QthGr lH.atungcr1. Tho hefcnko Waa that
complainant was u sMbjc1t Ut Orcut I3rin.n, nnd
nnt citizen Of tho unlted StAlea nt,l th4t tic
bb&t wAa near tho Kentucky 6.ilrG, uni thcrp-
fore OUT VI thls District The Judge 1nsfrd tho
Indictment M tho Rtuuul ttAt complainant was
Mn alien, anu not entltlcd to tho bvnollta of tho
Civil ltNhtA bill. .~ = :
, 1880-07-08

pes gf"ss sear. etss @ s; Ell Enss sses
ilolrnbcrg, cnso hooks: Fuller Il Fuller, % bugs
canary seed; Charles Glans, 9 pncknRca furs.
t,r recent order issued by, the 1'osttnnstrr.
POST -OI11ro Department nrc instructed to mako
thotr complaints or lrreniartlcs in tho rcHc!pt
or dispatch uf nails dltrntIy IT, ilio Division gu
stead 0t to tho Department III Washington, FL.
vnopes Ut delayed letters ehnid n al enscs TO
which, embraces llllnn!s. Wisconsin. Inwn. Nc
braska, Minnesota, tito upper peninsula or Mich.
tEntl, Dakotn. ind Wyoming, u Under tho Chnr1o
nrn III this city. Tn him iii complaints nf tr-
rcBulat,tcs In tho district nan1ud should 10 nd
dressed,
, 1880-07-08
THE CITY-IIALL.

o.. .u,4 ~.. s.. ,....,., I. n,,o,.t ,,,,.
I1IE ftlsh TOR aog-'scchscs 10 auoHI over.
Ti1r rcbntcs or, tho i1nprovcucnt of IfaDstctt
.trnat frntn Mn,lIaon ~ ifnrr,snn. nro ready IN
e'S. ''o 1" ~ ' " * ~
We palu'
IT ts about time to e!vo tho brtlQctcndcrs
another stirring up. Tho tcn-.uInuto ruio with
tl,otu in rcttInr obsolete.
n,... r"..~..e.. ., .,- r.,
thE treasurer ycs1cnsny Ecce13eu sl,tO' lrnM
tho Water Department., H. 1tW frOli tho Collect
or. and 81 .@,7 from the Controller,
49,. ....,.,, .,,,
HE pubtfc ao uot hppear 10 DC lfltilneH 1opny
my attention to tho ordinance licensing tho
t,lrryinr Ut pIBtolB So fur but ono permit has
hcc,i urnntrtl.
n,....r,..,..7... .,,-
!. LIE I0mtnltteo nn stfeets hnu Alloys, Wcst.
tho committee un Fil.nl,ce, nt,h iho Committee
w W, ~ ,,o0 ~ t, n ,; a,H thv H.,
- 49,
IHE Contfollcr IL quite nncnay abotlt tho nb-
kcnct OF Frank bnrrett from his otce. 1ic left
Erttl9y eEGntug, aud waH 70 have been buck
hl0ndny, Int htss not been hent1 from since.
rur citv hoans a atrtp of oround In tr,,at for
tha scitmjs "innr WHIT wurth n,r.riio. ~ 1"twaet, @
srhIrtv.rhIrIi nn.i 1,,rrvtifsh ssronis a,,G coma
nnn INA frnrntl Il in 1nti vnn., t r1,Isi,,1 Sni'
i,nuns tharc ~ ' '4'@ e0~ ~ AN'e ~
TIE Mayor is In receipt Of inquiry from No.
s1HE Market street. 81 Lbtils. fur ono Albert
ltedt!crgott, whu fs supposed to TO In this city.
It appears that he bus bocn left d largo fortune
i'll Germany.
rur Mnror, onft 1,r na Wolf ,v,,, m T., ro,l.
, 1880-07-08
BUFFALO Il SOUTHWESTERN.

VfFFF2F 43FsF0*tF NVFFuF0
DUFrAl.o, July ia meeting Of stockholders
OF tho uMtralo l. Southwestern K4ilway was held
in this city yesterday to ratfy or reject the re-
cent actton of tho Directors In voting to con-
so!lt!ato With the rlttsburg, Tltusvtlle s. Buffalo
line md to form continuous linc from l,ulralo
to tito oil country. Thu tntul nuinl,er ns snrcs
In tho cApltHi stock Of tho lfittufo & South
voted OF this ru1i,ber JUS sh.rus favoeel tho
consolidation md 3,.rrs,,h shares opposed It, Tiis
defeated tho consolidation project. tho necessary
holders wore tppusei to It, on tho Rronnu that
they found thut 1t was u now to sutcr tho
BtOGk.
, 1880-07-08
TILE CENSUS.
Returns from Allthe County Towns
but Seven.
The School Enumerators Report Their
Figures as 498,087.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO
Thero wns no material ohanGe yesterday In
tho consus ret,,r1ls rcceiretl by BupcryIsor
Wright. Tho figures ulven In THB TRIBUNE yes
tur1Ay will mt bu materially altered, yesterdays
tootirga being 5na,a hnd tho variation whom
thrro buoks now out nro ol1oInlty footed will not
probably nfn0unt tn more thnn 1Oo either way.
Tho rettirns from tho county districts Rro still
untouched. Only pnstai-uard roturns arc Mt
hand for districts md portions of districts.
Tho ulty bx,ks are being packed In boxes for
transportation to tho Ccnstta Huroatt at WASH
ngtnl,, AMI will bo shipped OF for that city by
Tonight, except tho boxes In which the books
yet ut tho County Clerks osfco aro to bo placed.
T1E COUNTY TOWNS.
All but seven Of the conslis Bnumcrators In
tho uutsllo towns Of Cook County hnvo rctllrno.l
tholr books 10 tho County Clerks ulIlpe. Tho
following tahlo shows tho population of tho
, 1880-07-08
DON'T LIKE HIS THEOLOGY.

CINCINNATI. O., July lat tho rGcant COM
menconont Of Wooster Unlycrsty, this Btate.
rrof. W, D. Bcott, ono ct the atlest uad most
popular su0mbers Of the Fuaulty, WIS required
by tho Board af 1r,lstoes to reslKn his position.
Pruf. soott occupied tho Chair Ut Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and III tho courso Of tIs
lectures and public teachings aavo expruason 70
,vtows not strictly In harmpay with Presbyterian
filth, On which the unlycrsisy Ia founded. Tho
Trustees cxanlncd into hls orthodoxy, and.
leu,ulus It utlsound, dlsmlasel him, Out Ut that
, 1880-07-08

Tho French scheme for II n,llrond across tho
great Desert Of Sahnrn Is likely tn ho carried
ont. A cable tclrgram announces that tho
ll,ntget Cututnlttuo vt tho Frcnch Chambers has
rcporteti MI appropriation Of 7bA,oo0 francs for
tho surveys Of ratlwhy from Senegal to the
Niger, in Western Afr!cn, and cablo from Tho.
Isle do Baint l.ouis 10 cnpo Vcrd.'
Tho llttlo French colony on tho Senegal
River, on tho waat coast Of Afrtcn,
has Its principal town OIL tho fortified
al0r,d ot St. IMuls, oppoeit the mouth OF tho
river ThG settlement bus nUt been Il very pr1,s-
pcr,Mla Onp. hut It l,as served rs u hnso tor CT
plnripg expeditions l.tn tl9 Interior Of tho cp,l-
tiuct,t Sung ut whIel, have pcnctr'.ic,l llris 9f
tile HreMt ncaert vi HAhnr0 hitherto nnvis3tcd.
,whlo others I,nsn Reached tt1 l!ivcr Niger nt
points heretofore unknown. Tho ultimate nn-
1cct nf thuso expeditions is Ii establish, raiE.
rual communication between .A9crln n,,d tho
vaat region knUwn IN tho sulttNn, with III OK
tension to Senegal On tho western c9Gst. A
commission on tic prrtect wRs NplNn,ltel by the
French Government lust yclrt nntt tl,oy begun
BY sundfng out III tr,nct1 expedition lcd by Col
Flnticrs. Previously thory huu been severll
scrarnte unartMed expeditions istl br N. solrll.
let These twU gentlemen l1uve latcty returned
ta Paris and tloilbtlcxa t'o appropriation mesi-
t0nct iit the cl.bie ttcGrntn B tho result Ut thetr
reports to tho Government
, 1880-07-08

bpsftas DHpd1tH 70 TN CEEeaoo 1f100Hss
TOLEDo, o.. July T.-The cenHu6 returns for
this city g3ye q population OF E,6l5, although
sun,e persons who Aro will posted on election
poll-books c!al1n that a thorough cnuyass would
Eiye at ieAst 60N more. This ia IN !ucrcnso Of
Dvcr ~ pcr cent slneo 1870, tho figures then be-
lug u ,VJv. Toledo maintains hor position ~ tho
third city OF Ohio, bulnG suspaBssd ou!y by Ct,-
Eunntl and Cleveland. Noturns from townships
uro not yet footed up, hut will ghuw q hAndsonla
iucreu4e III tho lust Ton yours.
, 1880-07-08
01ILwAuKl2E u ST. PAUL.
Sp{ct4{ Il4p1ffh to TH< CAieIda TrlAtlnt.

Sioux City, In., July 7.-The Milwaukee {, st.
Tanl IRE preparing ~ tlcXin work on tho oxtoI,-
alon Of tho I3nek ltlj limo Of rnltl from Mitch.
Missouri River. The nther two liues OF th!s rnud
1T uikntA-fllo 1lnstings braIlcll md Southern
minnesota Gxt1slslun-iro both under consrlkct
"a fur west u James River.
, 1880-07-08


Their. yet rcnAin to be returned. the books
from Elk Qn,ve, Lake View. Lake, New Trlcr,
Hyde pnrk. 1t!ch, ind Wheeling. 1t ls catiinntad
that when I'LL tho books .1tc returned tho c0lN-
try towns Will toVt np n population Ut f5,0D or
over,
TIE SCHOOL CENSUS.
Mr. Fl. 4. Wynkoop, who has llat1 in charge tho
taking Ut the schnol Censsla. is now e'lEuxe0 ut
tho rt,orls or tho Isolr of Ettucntion In revising
tho rctnrns us they hlya como In to HIN IN book
form. The tuyfslDst. however, cntt ut1ly gxtel,d
to rcrii}rAlh OF tho additions contained III tho
lH>oEa unl tlIu correction Ut possible errors Ill
transferring figures from onh book To- another,
which errUrn wuAld naturally be discovered
by tho "cnllInK buck" process: The al'l,l
very materially nttcct tho result, Though there
Inns evidently been Il discovery since lust Satur
stNy OF crrnrs and omissions which hnye eont the
grand total Of ChcHKo'A population from Ak, III
to 413,O67. It !a hIrsly !rolnbiu that othOr pos
sne srrgrs w ehaEs q rsslt y
atretldy been inatic in tho reeoipt uf certain
books which cuN!e In tate. Tho total IL, OF
course, int prGcistly thnt obtained by the
United Stntcs cetislls, but tho neAr ngrccment,
In v6W Of tho grcator caru tlkcn III tho nover1t-
.nant work. ia quito rcnnrkab'o. indeed. Tho
fs,nale, over ii ts iii, SID, of whom
1gp,EB nre lnafos md 109,6l3 arc
fctnnlcs. Tho totnt or those under q Is accord
tnEly 1,s1, dliIcrGnce III fny0r Ut tho younger
portion Of tho community Of ~. According
to tho school census, therO ,re 6.l4i negrOrs and
1G3 Inutes IN the city, md theae nro included In
tho nbovo totals.
THE FOLLOWING TABLE,
made UP from tho figures rs they stand on tho
city. ns ascortaincd by tho school census, BY
rnrs3Ns
, 1880-07-08

FAILURE At CHARLOTTESVILLE, IND.
leatlinE lry-Yoods morchants, huyD t,lllctl; l!n-
hlitte8 cstimntcd ut S:U.00D, nnd assots $l5,0U
, 1880-07-08

Over $4,000 IIowo scalps sold. BORDEN, 8cllcck
i& Cu., Agcnta, VI Lukv street.
, 1880-07-08

IOWA.
pgs MONIES, 1a, July 7.-Dclow is tho populn-
ton OF II number nf lowa cities and towns, 80
fur rs It hls boon able to glcRn tho ugurcs.
Comparisons nro made with tho CENSUS Of 1B1D:
, 1880-07-08

Al1MY-f3Aik1NElt-jM this city, July q, by the
!tex ". u: RYDER WILLIAM Il. Alloy, u Lynn. Mass.,
, 1880-07-08

WISCONSIN.
MADISON. Wis, JulyT.-Tho State Journal gives
tho following consus scturns fruln Some of tho
prfrulpul otlcs and Villages of this Btato, With
tho RntnA nf uopulnttnn suco ITO.
, 1880-07-08
THE CITY.


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GEN GltAL N1W6'
@
5nnr q. NKy and family arc at tho Palmer.
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]. W. TAusst0. Mayor OF 1efsoy tl1st AZ '''
IL ut tho Sherman.
n,,p r,,,t 1,eu,ment will bnvc a full -drcss
pnrhdo at I O'CLOCK shls evening Oh mo 1~A"@
+; 'FRONT.'.
t.... r,,,,.r to-,x r1co1, 7,ornotN fsote
JAMES .toor<,' rses 1..,.,.s. ~ o.s ~. ~
ana A. Wilson, honao"' h"T'""a' "se ~ 'n0
Palmer,
Mn II Monn... tho hookkennor of tho |
w" ~ :. os ns. -. - 49, - . III, ,,.ro,,.h
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