davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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luhs FN0ntCTS-Ncte hetIvn ai,d lrrr.ular bu
nrerhGrt wrnk though tiers lItt rhn,lgr in thu
quotations fr1tn dtEront hr nur uwu StHck- Sus4,s
TITO lrnrlslnH tnarhul Wis stronger early. owing 70
"liAs Auened IL ta Ursk IrInanI for purk und lrI
IL iii hlHfts, uetltr tark Ahynsiurtl f.c ui,u new
pork sluweu ltlN cluiEe. Afterwards Ill tlpctInud
suFeFry hxGupt ISltfrrirb fur 3hs mad neat .u,th,
nfa It mAs understood llat shipping lnta uf putk
cunla Gc bt'tHAt ut big deduction fruln August
prizes. Lard Ifosu In sympathy. but with netlvv
lFals,tE undur large ut1cflnYt. Meats we1u peastyy
Hntnbtv nMtae VI trnt fulurus, tho tuYrrx tur rx.
port haltnE "f ttr The ti: dfrI.ny which un.t Ut
the PrtItvsktn rxlr. Thu t4i,ilE A1l n.i, ,4nn,i
SrrY hrftr. ur. md rsnn operators HtHt.a IL t tU
tler ulIIl.' taht strlH hutl needed ~ kguIl
Miss lnHE-AHrnilsl,t! VI irIt hack Hr. md rlefaA
1ElhHet new t.strk tllMt iHHy uflrt1ita,l will
n1t MHtli clinnHe IN MD. lH ,Intntlns Mt n'teS
WHla .!+i:tat t.u !.'r i'it ms kter usu.t Dr .etpf
.ei'nr November. ami 9!s'shs : tur .ln.t,;,ry srs
~rse retHftti 0f ~ hrIk AeuF August nj ;. 1Ii.&i
brta tuNr fnIhrf,l,ern. t1iAt t1s. nustly III ;ltu
fss ssiicf s.ssnst s:H 't; iS IT, ,s.? .'
tl:i;At ttAna iuat, S::i' isrls 's'' 'a"""f III
; iam,-AyanSr ~ a.a t"ii oH :8r. c.ess,,x 1st
tHr f,t!t!H tS htnt nr tsDavr Ans!rin -rEseIHttr
3fHldl5 seller Ut"ler and Il ht,itU Ir .pnU
aty sMeA h"fn tH,.,El.lt f M ite Eutit ai folGL.*s
fsaLas. N: i.an Gx 1ur trt!r III tiN. "; I'LL
lasars ss;.H ' .s iti, i,i ~ w. ''O It's 'e'eF
afArh- Ifttllntt! Ht"u Tx jar la ths lnrni !nt-
t>HitH Htfr 1tlnlt!a ~ LHn tn1HH iuttv Nl shut
tuer Aht1ls, . ta sst snler Htptni,tr, uMIt.l7rs
n.uHts nufe hbaat ns tolDwa Mt ueluck iUr partly
CURED t1lk: '''
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sAnrf Sh"ut-t t.. + ~ SHIRT
uf". Gffx. rhIts. tttHtS.
I01sB. ...,,...,,,,....t ts.lu fix> 1. n {4AI
sIHtl, luANii. i..,........ s,:M ! an su t,7U
August. IA,&rtt. ........ MI 5,U e,aI | Mn
September, fr,xed..,,,.| E,'n S:H MI Ail}

Ert rths. Keller snIfut4,r, rt,tni NJ ~ ~
!pls rltWls H!td ii ti..u ltnse uni Ialu litiat;
Cniubcrlnds *ta&c hh,r; lpta ft1 husl.-. ts.I3.r;
ct1Sks; Et..n .. !'ni'". m snlnr nyrtnfs. n*stsr
trt ra !saH.t fur surt clears iaI lsp jur itp;lia
nlt ruilSAxrt md Intsktd. '
t;HEAkl:- g4Hs. No quota wtt,0 nj t}@u1j1iu una
yGiE!tw ~ tt{ttta&c, ~
nkEf WNs a,llet at kla;;t1sh9 tnr n,es., tS7sqacD
f9f r1trN sHehr. at,t! &lAlkhs lHtU fur hans.
MtId spatly Ut 1}iHut@u for city aild
, 1880-08-25

$:I.Ull. :. 80
Ghrysulite shipped, los tons Monday.
TbG lIttnluct VI thu OniaFiu MIL for the week
ending aug. II was Fi0,Bt5.
i lslltlfillu slscrluI s.tys; Prot. EMnett, who
nude thorough c1nInlnAtfon nf Chrysalite, se.
imris. i striEc ut Ininoval ias Gecl, lnaio in
'Catatpa M. !. M Carbonate It'll.
4 HUdlu slueial says; 6taAl4rd, fQf tho Weck
, 1880-08-25
The following nr" the fnutinRs Of tho ,,f'it:lul
rrlnrt Of grain III store IN this city" nu the yc.,.
lux uf SnturIny lust and corresponding tIaty n

Ihcse fE.ir's sInw 4 decreusr ,urtnx last
week 0f a5'p'l tu r,,r, 4I,1l: bl t,at*, G.:sl ll
rye. ana III t'crcsc NJ 1.ilJ hi, wheht, 09i} bll
hurley. Tnfnt ,!Getcn+c :.,s,h; In,
luz so!lh"'ti3 were the nagErsaiH receipts ~
the 'tf1lc"s tnfiEa m shIs city since thu Gln.n Ut
last y'nr: t,9sl l,rls iI.r lupAl,sst IN w.,rlt.
h9'A','sN his cs,rn lHA.n1 In .alt$. HiJ:,H i,,f
ry", l.a+hili f,i burry, A.pstiil lis linz et.sl.
lHtHa' lt's Ing tn"Mt* lsf.ts.., liz iMr,l. H.
:44.'sS !ha butter, I.!H),64 lnrus, h,Gxs cattle.
"HH'i slWr.. il1:A,1'I Ills hides. .l:s:f.:s liz
wtm'. l.Gl':.T TINS eon. xil,U>s,;tu lueL lumber,
0is.,st,! brls sut.
Tho following tns'lc ehows the distribution nf
t!'o bst'llstuils shipper! from this rity during
hlst week, the &u'mI ut rail movement Including
tllnt uvrr aal.ls nut .rtrlt,tI:
, 1880-08-25
COMM El2CIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts nni! shipments
Of tho lending articles of pr,Aueo III this city
'lnr!nE tho twcnty.falr hours cnlIs,gnt ncock
Tuesday nnrhlng nnd for the Cprrrspoud1rx
ttH>t. lust yiutr:
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EuIneHf nttr thinkers txiirra1 tho ul,!illDu that
III view OF stlei eil"rsnnus exinrt@, tho grc1lt
bn'R RotiE 10 iIrltlsll urkeIs. tl,r merchants 1T
b"th l''tHloI hnl l.iscsff"l will hc very ,nAe
h'slne!lnc! to utvNnrH values un themselves
When VIC bear III mini tint tho lnlauyc Of the
rSp'trting world hare lnrsr quantities for silr.
tho E1igllsh merchants wilt mt purchase merely
10 rnt II 'nlo stsrc Ami. HEain. the ls.lance uf
sra'ln hnH 50 very nhvy mru1f..t f'r.alt iIrl,uln
lmt they nrr ntlIsrt su rrslil balances In sI,cc
Anl the tit'nntity IF grnIn atiuut ,ls.sli,unl ~
treat Itrttaln increasing III lnrg,y. they, ~
merchants, Will n0l !,t rurce lntu ,,lir ,nlrkuts
to supply themselves lit nlr ,!I.t,ltIAn Of frcrs
The buyers ut t!axscW, drcI,lp,s yesterday tt,
make tue outside limit Of tt,e percentage III rt
allowed III iaxsrcd - per cent, lns.c,a ur =.
They propose to tlelnct .ic PER h fur every -;
pcr cent nf dirt r.,i, n,, to tiurar ,lll,,r-
etlnftnbe MI seed TINT has over II per cent Of
impurities IN II. They hnl, sucl N, Increment
Ns tllls wlh Induce the country shippers 10 send
tho src1 forwnrsl !s better en,rtIluu.
The l3onrln Trasle decided yustertlny, by II
vote vi 6l5 n4niHit III, tn discontinue uricy-
noon sessions IN fu.urc,-thnt Is. tt have tile
sa,au hours lit tho coo! wcuther rs now fl thu
SUMMER months.
An English huH.c WIS nsiscd yesterday ly Ca
bic If 1t wpr1s rH'hut'lc thai tho n,arkets In Great
llr!tnln could bo tl.rrtl by Nh Il.lynrco here,
lilo rri'ly WIS 10 tho effect thnt 1t wnula l4c
hit As 'ltflrult tu n 1t M to .ll,1gu t,,v course
hf tho Istfer Alphcns. 1.hnw: HUT VIA ,.otl1.
iisE. Hercules 'nalHsrt thas antl tho llivcr
rcnel1s. hntts ut once. TIIc killing of the I,er-
tlcHn Hyar1, WIS qfte ns tl!I1tclt rs tho crn1ts-
Ing "f the Augrnli s,at,s. and kct,,p neestt,,-
nlIshc.l that when hs killed NIL tllc short sellers
laat ychr. Tho parallel nuy ua pursued ye, II
NttIe iurtf1or. Thc heNr elun.tttt, l&ke tho mid
dle nnc of tho heads, Ii munlrtul.
There IL ,b rtlsuI, tn tl,'uht Tint tho hfg whcat
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Ai', II III IN rtn shipped y rli; +'t IN IL. Il, uSu
~ n"@"l" nta l.'':' iii tar''y -hli.rt ~ .i.ll.
ihe "xtn'rsA at graia fs,tn sria. /. i5;,. Ia Aug
II. ISL. iuclu'fr isIi.sl) In wl,rDt md wtrat
III "1r, as1d lo.'l.pV Int corn. uals>. ii7.it!S-
NV hli wheat ni1u ,9l, w tu curn fur s,4,Ic tine
in tS.S-u.
Tic following werc tho exports of wtrnt nnl
Hour reduced III wheat r'nt Atlantic ;nr;s S,.,y
Orleans. und Montreal tur lue wcri; uu,3lug A1x
, 1880-08-25

Tho September calendar Of tho County
@ Gonrt wlll commence ut General No. 1911.
itlal notices must bn filed by Sent. 3. No
arc filed. @'"%'~>'
, 1880-08-25
,a4At30n Of Italian sI.tttss.

Stles ma SM"n MaItn FAsElamcnt has dccIslctl 10 tax
hts; buEsss. ssssGsatlons s.; ~ toliows; Irince, n
Aasoa, I0.Gn MI MaHln!a, :1.u1; Count, 15,ia};
knslsad "r,1nar ~ wear foreign decorations, IL il
!sc IL FIu''ess.aa FInfsaa bearings hass iong bec sut.
seater ii v['n taxatton. 4 lnrtu seal cust ils
, 1880-08-25

Theodore Wnslburn began suit ycstcr-
DAY for 81 600 against d. Matt Cutler.
The PhGnlx Mutual Life-1nslratlco Com.
Pany commenced MI action ugatnst John u,
Legnatd, clnImElig Sl,0OU.
, 1880-08-25
Hull 1'eIcpttnilr closed ut II.
10 tho itisftFit lsspeiAf<d Isrts&.
IhtRrfl.i, .AliB. Mt.--StotJAB ElDBcla:


Iy ths MtntnI .is*tl.ts.E y'ftss+
NEW YORK, aug. II :i.-lmslilcss ut tho Mining
Exchnn9" was aetlva yesterday, Will, tho uxcc,l-
lton OF CArys0ltc, wtte!. declined IL G4. ~
material chnnso III prlcrs. The closing olllc,ul
,I,I,,t tinra ,p.,r,,+ y
, 1880-08-25

li(lsTtIS.
Srfctai Dtspatth IN The Chicago Tribune.
l}0STDN, Aug. ::i.-'ltt0 stuck 1nnrItpt Ia dull
aud nf,Irtless A.d presents III feltres Of sIerlHl
Interest.
Il, ,1ll,ua,l hon.ls Nos.nn & Aa!mny II NIL
vnalccd H. 10 1E; UiIOn Pacific is declined frs,s,l
il:!i IN HE: Unlnl I'ueltlu " frIm llJ!i 10
1hA; New Mcxico u ftn!ti lll.f tn l!l..; WIS.,
et,IIsn Valley II soil ut tl. III lMtro; lta!tIa,Hl
lAt1lu luck n furt Smith IL ut 1Ql4.
III ruar04ui 6llatE5 .tteIlsnn rhtseil steady ut
frnI,,s to aSs;; " Il. fr6i,i ;sIai To :nIsi;
Sorlhcru, fr.Iiti luts N ma: tg.eislIIrE .lr-
r!lntai frtln :i,i I Il; Clnu1tn,lti, snnsl,tsky s.
Cleveland. frli laii !n1i,; Un!n IAcit!G, frt.,,
III IL u; Old t'ulMty, frNH lli.i IN l15; Eastern,
trHn III; to i4i: Ghf.Mgts. 1il!rltnEta T. tlftry,
!rn!l lG tn je:l; lsust0n j. f.Owelf, from VI:
tu u.
HILL 1'ecphnne closed ut H.
III tho ifTsftris AssoeiAf<d Trtss.
tltFErOs. 4Alik. .t.--Stouks closed:
Alehl*tnl 7. II. H.. =? tG!I Full ccva... llA
Il" ,a.a as'!.t isf y En,ns5 ~
5s iana sraa! i; Filn, ISis sasGS; $s4
En-. |;s:.ffii ;5iy I! + a4: l.; hSFS1': NV a
ks 5sn H. i. r"s!I;. =. r.
ttIs i!,ek II. D. j. i1I hill tlt,,ly.
Al S;rsS \; 4 \. E,aIar Ky il 9 ;atiaM !letur'' y
ftlis.l1N.
LONDON, AttR. .i.-tt,t,s.,!s. VI 15-iG
A!n0rlc!1t Etuilr!tle4-New b., Hlat; l5ix, Il3Ej
~, ilIh; llli,ils Central. JlHlt; Pennsylvania
19,.ntrtt, d0a; Eric, x; 'seco.las, n!1; NradiDs,
rsAis. Aug. sI.-ltcntos. asr sou.
, 1880-08-25
Foreign Exchange 1fcayy-Forctgn Gold
Afloht for America.
Chicago Banks Taking Gold from Now York
local Financea.
Tho Produce Markels Generally Wcak-oraln
Less Acl|ve-SIocks In Store.
An Early Adyante III Provisions, Followed hy a
[]rtak IN lrites.
FINANCIAL,

IN Tho 1trat hours OF business. stocks wcrc net
So OF thG IccltllnK movement Of pitucs, hut
whn ntar III tho dny, tborc WIS r,ily, tl.e ,lr-
ward 1nnve'tcnt checked operations. and tho
i'anrkst cAille to n ssan,1sfsli.
C!lls,Kts III prfcc were utmost Ill s,uni G., e.,
V l. LOST Vii, tn i0ia' t0ufsy,u 4 Nashville |,
~ l'U; NDrthHrn 1sGl!ic n,lldu |, to 6t All tho
other sl1ct''ntlons wcte fractional. burlington
&Qushey uintlt +. T." l:eII: slcitgth Centrnt Il,
~ w: Ero preferred x, 10 G1!i;
Ohto Mississippi e, to :Hias: 1t. JOe
~ IL =; tho preferred 1. to e.,4 laclf!u Null
!u' lofI:s; Hudson Il, tn s,3s: Eun 1nc!t!c r,
to"ts; Irola Saulttutn II. tn 51i; Chattanooga
4, 10 IA; Northern Iae1slc n. 10 a!i; Omaha
~ TO 4t!a; tht preferred Il, to ELI: vt. itlls Il
New Orleans u, to 10; n1ld Chesapeake i Ohlu il,
to ls!i.
Rhck Island lost Il, to III; Aiurr1s & T:sscx Il,
10 lUl1a; tihns Central II, tu III; f;rIu e, to
ao:s: Northwest prererrnd Il, to l!D: st. I'n,sl H.
to Rass; wnbnsh Il. tn :N; tho i'sstcrrct Il, tn
iO:a; Lnekawana 4. III sa:a; Jersey Central 4,
10 'Sh; itouding +. 10 70: Western Unlun n, to
I0dA; AtNntic l. FncllIG 4, to ii.s; Texus Ec1,-
trai !, to u; md G., Z. & ]. q. Il, tn i,a:.
ChiChEo operators llru buying vtpu+s, thol,ps
not Ii, fArVo quantities. There s s.ry little sell
lfls shUrt, or to reAf!zc. Ntw rsIrk brnkurs send
thelr usual vnrlcty Of Views; COMO predict /.
further rec, others believe tue way to mnko
'l'1f'oy Ia to sell shurt. uud, II tho market I'D
'I'I.s' ,.",, s'.1, se'' l,'oae.
se.. , ~ ulne" y. IN. sola ~ oo's ana
;s..,1.. 1.uu I',seu ~ ttlo .'tter "s"r' .
s,t.,,. a.,., "'as ~ ~" ,urk H'st Week "efo
.'3 ..',4' "I.'u' w" tho Meallasa were WILL ais-
.t'""'eo Understanding lst TIC principal Actist"
tn I s ~ - t',s see.''''''' 'N"''"'a u"
e'"c c"i,sosa, leh'Bh NtIHeshnrtV et'r.soas u.s.
sc'tcd, tho kansns 4 Texas lssucs nnt. tho uet,-
scr & lilo Grnndc mortgages; Eric consolidated
seconds rosc from pO1 to p}af, fell p1T tn no. nru
f&nft IN
~ 'e-5t Ae"'1'u' "Sihu kIt9eN1o hlsC-
tlntCtt between tx md t ctoslltu nj tho hitter
t,rl,o, r,us.v {. ,,,,..,, ~. .t, 80. " r - .n,.,
V''tt' hn'la'tS " 1eAhs 'rs1s sou up rum lu1s3
, 1880-08-25
UNITED STATES COURTS.

UNITED STATES COURTS.
James d. Robinson. Francis Lctcliier, r.
Stewart While, md n. Fred Avery con,-
neneett suit yesterday 10 recover 5000 OF
l.. i. Boomer IL Co.
Allan Sl!elden brought suit for $4,000
against William II, MlsTCk.
, 1880-08-25

ksaues. t9est!pH, tH, s!ck hcatiaehc. ttxz;ue.s. md
cured BY HALT Uittvfs. 9'"N''''''' '4'a
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
fUURTR EDITION.
anno oOo rnr W,.wrr..

WAsMiSeros, Dec, 20 The cub. com
mities ei The House committee on ag'i
cultural have ben engaged In an In.
vrstigatien OF the methods and work.
inss OF the AgYiosllurs Department and
soop after the re- assem- bling OF Congress
the committee will submit q report re-
ComusndiDg some radical changes AID
reforms. For the past two days th.
committee has directed its attention t.
the Botanical Gar tens, which for many
years past have been under the nominal
mana msnt or direction Of the Libraip
OF Congress, and IN the course Of their
Inquiry have siscove,e cd that the estab-
lishment, which, as tar as can b.
learned Ia Of no prstical nss as at pre-
sent managed, has cost the government
1850, 900 In the past thirty Eve years
Mr.. spofford the Congressional Libra
rian, vas before the committee 70 day
and stared that be had fr queDtly call
ed the attention Of Congress to the mat.
ter and hal e1pressei the opinion that
there was mo conn sction between this
DossgAy establishment and the library
Of Congress and that its aeceuRts shosld
be kept elsewhere"
HE plaA 10 to combine all the pub-
lie gardens and make sgrand display.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Watch Meetings.

At the Delaware avsnue Baptist
eh uroh the watch meeting services vii
commence on Nav Years eve at 7.45
with preaching by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Ha'deman, OH the subject "Ths
Gospel; WhA! is ii; 8 Mater OF Grace OF
LaWH" From . to 10 :here will be an
irtermission. At ten O'Clock the watch
meeting proper will commence lasting
10 the dawn OF the new year. The time
in these last hours will be devoted tC
experience, testimony and praise, in
which christians, o. whatever denomi,
patton, are invited to participate and
a. the services have slWays been OF q
most interesting character, the church
will doubtless, have one Of lis old, time
thrODge.
The members OF the Church Of the
Covenant will hold watch meeting 81
the house Of Mr.. Pyle, s2G West F'fth
strett, TO- morrow evening at = O'clock.
The memb, rs are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Methodist PSaIestsam

the Rev. i. D. Valisni. Pr,sIia
the Baltimore Metboais. PIad1
Conference, preached last piGita|
and Walnut streets, from SuEL
"And as they fOiloEsd they Eat
afraid"
The youpg man whO came va
and ash cd what be nust do DID
eternal lite was q moral man, III
all the commandments from IiT
up, and was desirOus Of d.R
whole duty, but there was cpsSa
in tbs way, he WaS very 'G.
are not always an Obstacis ia "
Of the Christian, but they Ustlf
ease Of this young man; his h'saI
wrapped up in his worldly poSa
Christ krev this and directed
fell all he had and give the Pfo'-
the poor and then "folloT ne, ils
shalt have treasure in heaven"
was q fair exchanges oGeredi ~
change Of earthly for hpSVeb'!
ures; but the applicant wOuld
eept the offer and went away saT
70 every protesting ChlistiaN 90
some time in his sxperitBss v
Whsthsr he is a tTue iollOHe'a
He may not be called upon HG
worldly possessions, but he d
tried by passion, by srimosi'e
sentiments, by misfortuDes o.
kinda. He may be dissstitA
the management OF Affairs in tls
but no should te very oarstul y
asserts himself in the rlght'
pastor or fellow members In ttV
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
rne LypcnIpx Case Nsss Essrsn

EMO hyucuAMW O01o NosS bAS'Sb'
Several new iacts osun CIs1 with the
mu1 der If Jacob aud AnDis 6eogle and
the lynching OF the MURDERER, Joseph
Snyder. developed ON 1uesdoy. 6ny-
der's body Was takSp ~ the poor house
T. burial. II was photographed in the
eoffn.
The murisrer's father, Geo. Snyder,
aged Sky seven, aud mother, aged
forty seven, live in SOntn BAstOn All
are very poor. They walked 70 the
pOOrhouss on Tuesday to se4 the re-
mains. A brother living al A lsntowD
also visited the po0l house. Many Of
IhoEe concerned IN the l-nCh!og were
ntneys with whom Snyder and Geegle
E0rked.
Dis rict Attorney Anstets gays he has
issued waTlalts Of aTrsrt for taSiVe
persons oounrc cd with the lyrehlI &,
out refuses l. give the names. H.
said that he iGle Ids1 80 do all in his
power TO bring the perpetrators TO the
bar of iustos, but he DOUBTED If he
could fad a jury TO convict th-m. The
farmers delaTe thAt tue Esen most a0Sive
in the lypehing we're mineTs, and II
any arrests are attempted the farmeIs
1ilL units in protecting the miners ahd
in driving Of the officers.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Cal. Robers y. IaxeraolI.

Gel. kObefa u. hak8raOlh.
this eminent advocate has besn eDgsg.
ed TO lecture at the Opera House Oh
Tuesday evening next, on which occG
sion be will deliver his latest lecture,
what Must We do 10 be Saved ~
Fhis Ia considered his master. piece,
The sale Of seats will begin at C. y
Thomas & Co. 3 In the morning. The
following concerning Col. IpGersoll is
from sbs LOu'Rvil!e, Ky, Commercial,
of May 7th, 1880:
"The osstory and striking announce.
ments Of the great Free thinker, Robert
g. Ingersoll, called 9 full house 10
listen at Masaulsy's Theatre last night.
The lecture, "What Must We Do To
Be- Saved 7" 10 the most carefully pre-
pared Of all the series, Of which IL 10
the latest. He goes over all the ereeds
point by point, oomparing them, shoW
ing th cir inoOps psistsnciss from the stand
point, and then condemning them all
as illogical, cruel, and absurd. He
more than once, as In other lectures,
stated that he was working, and should
wook, with all his might TO dispel
su superStiticn and clear away the dognas
that make mankind uuhsppy. Th'
ke- nest weapons in the Colous's hand:
are satire and ridieule, and in the us'
Of them the lecture ab0unds.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
murder I'm Pisfssun

PETTsBURs, Dsce nber y =
about 10 O'Clock q case Of isI
ing occurred in q house on S'a,l
enue, the victim being one Of
mates named Mrs. EimsT Fo'H
assailant NJ. G. Hall, an lh'
agent OF this city. II feems 'ni
has been Of late q frequent 'Sl
the house and had become 's'!
of the attentions Of others 10 vi
tar. To-day, in company Wil
went sleigh riding, retaining
house about s o'clock. j
He had evidently been dTEp'l
siderably during his abseDet, "
their return they soon beosns
In 3 quarrel, which finally nv
Halls drawing . revolver wv
three shots, all Of them tsklnt
Mrs.. PosbY's left side. Atsar 9
the terrible deed be quickly
self up, saying; ~ have y
Law fully.wsddsd wife, ard W., W
the penalty Of the law" ~
inmate woman vas formerly
Of Cincinnati, where her moss
name ia Wright, issaid to De
ing. Fwo physicians wtr'
summoned, who stated ai'e'
ination that che could notpoa
vive tho night. Hall 10 s9'I
years Of age, we'll soDneeiel,
no doubt, uuder the ipausn"
at the time Of the shooting
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
AueInware Love Stef

The following is . oon''ir :,
story from the Georgetown ). ).
John Cornelius Walls' deu ,DT
cd to marry Elisha CamPbe,,, d, !
nelius objected ; ths daugh"'
was csstigated by her father
day, and that night eloPsSs a.,
lover and was married W
Tindall. The father now f''
forgives. and asks the conP"
b 10 house their home.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
nsnrrnl G.rneIa,. Cnhlnet.

CHcrEEAyI, Dec % "A special from
Mentor, tonight sSyt: at is expected
that prominent Republican leaders
from different parts Of the country will
come here within the next two or three
wesks, on General GaIGsld's invitation,
10 consult with him In regard 20 the
formation Of his Cabinet. The Hon. J.
D. Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, and the
Hon. John C. New, oflndian&, came To-
day on q special train, and with Amos
Townsend and William Mckinley, Jr.,
spent the afternoon 10 private confer
enee with Gen. Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
THIRD EDITION.
nAYAnD ANN OOMkLlns.

rhs Iassev Dissastsnea with the
Delaware senases's Explanastsn.
The New York correspondent Of tbr
PhiisdelphiG Ledger, gossips thus
about senator Coukling;
Seaator COnkling Ii 10 tswn on his
way hone 70 spend che holidays.
There are few men that have nOrt
lfrierds here than hs, and IL may alsC
be said there are few who have fsiepdr
that are toni. Of talking. II thest
| people are TO bs believed, the Senator
is naaniiesting not tho slightest conOeTl
a. to who shall be the successor
nf Mr.. Herman In the senate
provided 10 be not Vice President
Wheeler, who hAs crossed bis path OF
more than one oeeasieD, as evtTy body
kpOWs who is familiar with tue history
VI the Nes York Custom Rou,s during
the earlier period Of the present I'D
ministrstion. As to ths candidacy Of
Mr.. ChauDeey Drpsw (shs attorney Of
the New York Central RsilrOad), he
thinks II MIR. Vanderbilt really want.
o Senator, he could nos d.
b. tier than 10 send him TO Washing
ton, bat he is also Of the opinion that
il would be the weakest thing the rail
read people ever did, as II would ss
su'oliy re start grangerism all over the
country, and Bring the railroads ulti-
mately under the control Of = FEDERAL
Bureau. With reference 30 the r.
cant uuplsssantLess with Senator
Baysrd about the Phelps lodge
case, My. Conslipg is undeE-
stood tO re- assert his dissatis faction
with tie explanation given BY hr.
Bsysrd, and, as q necessary iesnlt, it
liz i0timated that in future he sill he
unable to maintain sSoial or Personal
relations with the gentleman from Del
aware. Mr.. ConAllng, it may be added,
ia extremely annoy ed At some revsIs
tions cOnstJ ming thai disas rSs able bus
intss ex-rrsaSury Agent JAYNE, Of
Of this city, has recently been making
through the columns Of the Chicago Tri
bans, but be has concluded net TO an
ever them for the present. fAr jayne
states that when Phelps, Dodge d Co
made their 6pal settlement with toe
Treasury, In February, 1873, Mr.. Couk
ling Wa present. The ffm paid 1910
600, Of which he (Jayne) received S64,
1000, two.thirds OF which he paid " q.
r. Hervs Ian iHform=r) and TO David
DGdley Field for leg alservioes. TIE co..
hector, Naval odc,r and Surveyor got
SIC, 900 each, and $5. 600 MAS paid to
Senator Cooking The commercial
houses rtfsrie1 to, Understand, are to
be appealed 10 TO furnish u correct bis
tory of ths whole ease, from its ineep-
ton doSp 10 the day Of the settlement
in order tbat justice may BE- done to all
parties, and that existing misunder
standings on the part ofeminsni states.
men may be removed but II is ex.
t'emely questionable whether, all
things considered, Ihey will deem 1t
either duty to themselves OF the pub
lie 10 respond.