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GREELEY AND THE Pixies.


Tho Balnous Editor ERatrlng His Feet
In a II0rNe.TrouEll.
Milford tt'aJ Letter to Nftp Fork Sun.
at tho ann,tai sate OF Wild lands for taxes In
pllo county recently Roycrni t1.cts oncp l,c-
longing to 1Ioracu 0rooloy wuro disposed OF.
Horace 0rcc1oy at ono tltno owned 7, ,50o ncrcs OF
land in rko County. In 1917 no formed tho
Hylvnntan Society, and established n community
on tho property after tho plnn Of Fourier, the
French socIal economist. largo buildings voro
oroctod, and at one tih,o 1M persons were not-
I've nlctnbors Of tho HocIoty. Mr.. Qseoioy In
vested $4,000 In tho enterprise, but it was u
disastrous failure. lie believed thnt ho had
boon made tho victim OF l0ntlshnrks ani tho
ultra Dpnocrntio Views Of tho Ptko Cnunty nt,-
tives. This inspired him to publish In tho
editorial columns OF tho Tribune several bitter
articles ngainst TINT county. In one Ut which oc-
currud two expressions that tho Pike Counttnns
mover rorgaYe. "plko County" said Mr. Gruoloy,
!" Ia noted only Tor Its scrub onks, its locofooo
ma1orttlcs, and its rAttlcanakos. There arc hsu
gallons ot whisky to ono spelling. book In rlko
County" Who'll Dir. Greeley run for President
In lS7.s. Pike County, good ut nny tlmU for
1000 Democratic majority, coild hura]ly bG ill.,
siuccd to gtvo nny majorlty FOR him. IIAif Of
the vote, almost, rpttlBod to comic cut, md tho
county was just savetl to the Democrats, and
that was MI.
Once, boforo the Fourlorito Society Ind failed,
Mr, droeloy paid u visit 10 the spot. On tis way
buck to New York, tho stago- coach broke down
several mtles from Milford. 3lr. Grocley
walked tho rest OF tho WHY to this village. IIo
trump. "unole sammy" Dnmtck kept hotul
ot Whlgs TINT dared tho Denouratio forees ln
tho plRcn. Ho was blutf. curt ulAn, but kind
III IL axS ays soo sfaso @ b aofey eey S es4e ~ 5 1
H. A. iIie !? .nsss liz ssoat %hie ea!tar: Whom
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Artists, Mot d cts in Paris.

M. ,,,yu,,,,,, I'ma9H e .[ 1t 1.o1e: .,-,,.
IMe ptutossa9n. w mAY do nos9F!be ~ OF an
OF pa1mtin$ aiiprus =; !lXelihood to II 10 % s.na!l
Ynw ~, ~ y! ~ enae i,on so1t ~ Fas!nty
esptioasl ,.si|as:s, sntfsse enpigysa ts II for
saah ,,s caaaaGtors ~ H1Saarr IL, Ca!lbnl!,
nafnt hu 1us ~ tsva.ins ~ HsnoIs aI9, ne uoupt7
so.cteo .ss !0e TUG rhEuoulAf purposes ol Apcei1i
t.an!,,s. htatsts. apan ttom any rcal Or snppnsou
@ .,,ass, Ut sf'ee. nMt Nj. nitst aoWig
LIE IVY lily stils 20 takoh ior
stnupSSt tA.t ny 'uA!pfil3 " MGND!5 Afo oM.
ptyGu lor tno gAke 3i theiF pfe9lh,hehce ~ por-
nNata! % ueary. ~ E II toIoWs. tats " SO, thne
, 1880-07-23


Special tn Cincinnati Co.nnerttas.
DECATUR, Mich, July 2l.-Tlo first p0lt-
ical excitement OF tile 6cns0n burst upon us
to-day, when 1t hccalne known that the
Grangers Of Hamilton Township had issued
n secret circular to the Grangcrs Of Mich
igan, setting forth many reasons why their
Society should enter largely Into politics and
clcct nll tic congressman. Thoy say: 1--WE
llAye tho power III every district, aud can
sand farmer to Congress X VIC will 1t. We
have majority In every political party, and
c:li, exercise tho controlling voice In every
caucus and convention outside Of II tow
cities X VIC will. Silall 1t be done? Shall We
respective parties and sec to 1t TINT no dele
gates aro chosen who nra not pledged to tho
stlpport OF 4 fnrmcr forEongcss 2"
Tic plan is for nuseeti1g to be called In each
district, composed Of QUO delegate from each
political party III eacl, Grango or township.
10 devise means to SECURE tio nomination Of
a farmer Of each political party for Repre-
sentative III Congress. In ncc0rdailca with
this plun u meeting Wns held here III Decatur
last Fritlhy, alul tho Republican township
O'Clock In tho evening, thus allowing none
but the knowing ones q chnnco to bo present
until the business IL NIL done to suit thonl-
gulves., 1t Inns nlso just been noticu TINT the
Republican Township Conlnilttpe Of liainil-
ton wsls made up entirely ut lrnNgors.
IIaydon, Republican,; j. X IlelMlryx, Demo-
crat; a,ld a. =. Wise, National. Tho 1ceing
here asslinRt the movement Is strong. It Is
regarded Ms q schenle 10 secure tho 1lonlnn-
tion OF J. j. Wootl1ian, q leading farmer.
burrows. It il beiluyed that slInilar move.
lnunts nre on foot III yarlous portions Of tue
Peninsula.
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s.,y clqthipS and no nc eIlStl!nE M Or relief e. Of ct
sny ser sseoger W 50 }ae 81 o fnew se o. by I
otllcnrs OF tho StoninRton Line. =. liz
wns compelled to walk twolye miles to q
nephaw'a house IN order to Kot clothing. for
raft on which a|o cmbarked WINS in charge
Of q sailor from tho United States ehip Ton.
l,essce, who soon succeeded In calming tho
excitement Of tho passengers and getting
tllC,n In perfect order.
Tho list Of tho. lost OIL the Narragansett
matlo up untler tho direction of the officers
of tho sLeamboat company numbers twenty
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They Consider TINT England IIns
Advantages Ovcr tho
United States.
Rochefort's Paper No Longer
Wanted in the, French
Capital.
A Report that Gen. Skoboleif Has ueen
Captured and Dchcaded.
England Has Another War on Her Hands
In South Africa.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
u THE IRISH COMPENSATION MIL.
LONDON, July aa.-rho Irish members OF
tito House Of Commons will only move NIL
amendment to tho Compensation bill OH Its
report, whicl, will be to tho effect tl,at the
principles of the bill arc not sufficiently
broad.
FRENCH JEsu1Ts.
4 largo party Of Jesnlts, expelled from
France, have taken MI establishment at
Abordene, In tho south Of Wales. :
FRAUD.
At tho Manchester Asstzes Bevcrnl officers
and DIRECTORS Of tho Northern. Countles-ot-
England Insurance Company were found
guilty Ut fraud suld conspiracy III falslfylng
the C0ntlMly's accounts. The General AlnIl-
agor WIS suntc,lcctl to eighteen months lsnrd
labor, tho Chairman Of tic Board Of Direct
ors 10 twelve months hnrl labor. and four
Others to six months imprisonment
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION.
Tho report Of Ciare Sewell Read and Albert
Pell, sent by tho Royal Agricultural Coulnts-
slou 10 tho United Stntcs nnd Canada 10 ILL.,
qutre rs To the state of agriculture, is pub
lishe!l.. They say that while lnany prevailing
contest for ngrlcuttural supremacy. stiil
gland. Severe winters susIend agricultural
epfnymsnt; ,'ronghts; injurioa,s i,sect
water, cndanger crops. Western ,AinerrIea
SIi sss, w6Iia @ the Miidls Suites eifora them *:
cel'Snt pastnrnss and the Eastern ,,' Satss a
Termination Of free ranges III the West will
creased consumption by tho growing popn'a.
tioii VI! enhance nIices; ihc success and
, 1880-07-23
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

III.
A+f,vo ,,,,,rtoa nast - c,c,oc,r ,oat ntrbt
o,a un NV ps st-na,, - ,"n,', % ss ~
MI alarm OF h1e "as slruck rom nox -, oe.
Ing at the Mielllgan Contfm freight ofllco, at
sion of the alarm was thu npnenrnnco OF
a," a.,n,.n tas,,,,,n tro,' ~, .E,ri "mI To,,rth
sIloho issas ,,, t!vn, .uo sa.u a!au ~. aouts ~,
stGsISs sichsoo or u'o os1as eGW Nv veS
.E Co, MS the Garden CITY Chemical Works,
This firm nlso nco,,ny nit of tho adjoining
building north except the ground floor, wllel,
IS ieasen hs M once oy tlle oIAhdhru VI!
Company. Ono Of Pinkerton's men noticed
Neemes & Co.. the whojesale confcctionors.
Wiose % store I re-; Is 20 opposit, heard sons sne
stouS @ ~ ior M nari,pox 70 anu R's9ns T. Iu1uer
no ~ Ihl !mtnseit 70 Dox y; nllu 49so ",
icy OF ..o t t,e ~ a9qm e. MaIsi,al T., oWSa9 %
enr cae o tSoR to naa HI 51nea eaes II @ra
fos On emergency. aad o., soso,!nt Of ti'o "
@ @iaatla11i.D!e AaLns2 " !1nych g ~. seueh1 %
use, y there wore no telegraph wlres on thc
Tho fire originated on the fourth
i|oor o. So A from a,t1d iurns9 Msa W.
making ilayorlnK extracts. Tho iire.box Is
very CLOSE to the floor, ailu u spread heat
very ilosraiiy lEMlsiine pilc Of stsaW iei .aEem
fsDa aSHa 9SiS ws wsra S 1 "s &sra
wetg nt o. eRy tn SS eas
md heat The fire burned through tho ncxt
io1r Y o1 1F W. nges a np4 oor at
tles, ti,l cans, ete. None Of tlese goods were
burned; Tho dange r.. nostly by w"sf ai4
probahly exceed s1,0oo o. $4,000, which Is
covered by insnrance. One hundred nnu
ntty dollars Will cover tne damage to INC
building: ,-..-...,
THE Fire Patrol wagon, In Its brcnk-neck
rns!l out Monroe street, ran into Cur No. l6o.
State street ling, o. the latter WIS golnE
north. The chr Itself wns moving ut pretty
good rlta Of speed, had Just reached Monroe
street, and The driver. was unable to check up
in time to avoid q collision. The wagon struck
the riEht-lland corner, front end, 9t tll9 cnr,
dcn sl'akIng-up MI around. Thcro were TIN
p!sseHgcrs aboar.l, two Of WHOM were on oilv M
hack ,,9f the point agal1St which
tilo coIl!ding force was exerted. Inc two on
tho front sent were men, md the WY ti,oy
lnatlo themselves scarce suggested that they
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SMALLPOX AT PEMBlNA.

PKAnlNA, D, r.. July aa-Tho smallpox
excitement has about subsidized The facts
country nrc among tho i1alt-breods, and thoy
are under strict quarantine SONS six miles
from hero, and provided with 4 physician
nnu experienced nurses, under the direction
pf nh pAlc!ant health officer promptly up
pointed by the Commissioners 0t tbs county.
No fears Of contngton now exist.
, 1880-07-23
THE INDIANS,

TOPEKA, Kas, July all. x. Defendorf.
who was sent BY Gov. Ut, ,JoAn to inquire
into. reported indian depre4ationa OH tl}e
Eirnarron, has returned. and says that .
pgtty Of tiya 0saga Indians attacked . bard
Of horses oWned BY Mr.. DrIscoll,
whose raAch ls located nbout turty-
tiva miles anitth of DnlaA Cltv aud near
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hf1HAHT1RI.

ST. Louis, No., July 4.-:Tho Democratic
Stato Convention ree0lIycned ut Jefferson
Clty Mt $50 o'clock this morning, alld ro-
sulne4 the nomination Of tho State ticket.
Col. Robert o: .Cmnpbell, Ut st. Louis, WIS
nominated tor acknowledgements, and the
Hon. Robert y. hay, ot Carroll County, for
Judge pf thu Supreme Court.
NJ. K. MctiratEl WIS nominated for Score
taEy Ut Stats, atiA Philip 4. Chapel, for
Treasurer,
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AFGHA.NIsTAN.

S1ML1. July 2A-Ayoob Knau's force has
geaehel llelMeat above 0rlshk. ha,.y Of
tis cAlots hAYu visited AbdurrallnaR Khan
between Abdurral,ulnn Kahn aud th8 Urltlal
authorities, to take paaa ut the camp .pf
Gen. Coughs brigade, fourteen miles north
OF Cabul,
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CINCINNATI, July 9.-Ths pay-traln OH
tho u, c., q. & !. Railroad this morning
struck balser wagon ut 4 crossing at Lock-
land, O., and threw. It downan embankn.ent,
killing the horse and lnjurtngl Ed Smith. tho
baker, seriously, supposed fatally. A boy
, 1880-07-23

careless as 10 It's termination. 1t Is not yGt
certain, however, that the Democracy Will
not ,iestt md lndorsu DC l.a A[atyr altiGnKl..
ns teleErnphet !syt nElt' Mr yieI , ~ f,e. i,e
iekl's nomination, James 1'nchaion, better
known MS "'rho rInn,u remarked t'ls oyeil-
ing thas Mr. Dn In Matyr will WnE9 \ fast
md furious enililatgil. anu TINT Mr. ByilGiu
)n In Matyr returns l,onc, to t!iscl,sS tilo
fiMnnr{nIi issues. All nycrthe district he w!llbo
mNdr to wntk t!lc plaME. Inquiry, ,hct'E tnnt'c
a. to c In MntSrs 1;s', !eSSGinf Sins weFGf"IoS fn'1s
for THO success Of tho National State tickoi,.
Gen. Weaver IL there: closes Ills caWpnlR!t At
Mobile Saturday, after triumphant ovation
throFh the s;1te fr"' Scnt!s" 3,Hno d2Tn ,,.
year oniS two ticEcts ars' ii The flcli!, Dem.
Ocrntic ind Nattonnl.-nhl gyCr sinca TIC
}Var the DGmocrncy l,as hsc!l In t',o lntl,Grt- %
IT," Mt. Speer. ctf!t1r Of tho Sim, Ind n
there wns no question Of defeating tic 1,cn'~
ceanied. "Col. % Kelicr,sths oil editor of, tlie
hlcmpl,!s irulG,tchc, tu1t nc they i!atl ny
every poll to sec that no ballots wcrccountcd
Special Dt.pasth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ISn1ASAros ihd;; JnIy lyo;s Is ,i,at 's ICY e1'f,
nnsio i BY the 1iun W. ii. Engiisl, md Ills
hackers to force Frntlklln LaiitIers from the
Ticket a,ld put or. 1.icns.-t;nv. t;ray, for tho
jnr in tho sol,tllcr, pnrt Of Tho Stntc, htt( is
likcly 10 10 flii Considerably behind Ills ticket.
How much OF truth tlloso is IN tIle report 1t
is tlitllcll1t to, tlctcrninc. Democrats deny
Is known Tint tho nlattor llas been discussed
recently, Bit to wslnt purpose ,nay mover bo
known. Lantlers' friends say tlnt lte will
rcinaln on tho ticket no matter who or h0W
nn,ly demand Ills withdrawal.
Special Dlsp,ttsh 10 Tia Chteaeo Tribune.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-(ien, Tom Browne
WINS unanimously nominated by the Rcpul-
licntls of the Fifth Indiana District.
, 1880-07-23
At CHAMPAIGN, ILL.

6PEt1dE UHPdtkh 70 1Hz EHttd96 7F15aH1s
CHAMPAIGN, lit, July GA brick dwell
Ing ownel by soino Eastorn parties, and oc-
cupted by Capt ]. H. Trevcet, III tl,is city,
burned this morning. Loss OIL house, 81, 600;
Insured In phGnlx for 81 600. Tho furniture
was partially sRyetl, but VI 600 worth burned.
Insurance OH latter $500.
, 1880-07-23
D15LGIVbl.

- sFATCE UNVEILED. -,
DRussErs, July a9.-r1o statue OF Leopold
H., Into King OF belgium, WINS unveiled yes
terday,' tho fotty-nlntli anniversary Of his
accession to tho throne. Tho King nt,d
Quecif, the wlolo Royal family, the Court,
all tho State officers, anu vnst crowds Of peO-
plc Weru present.
, 1880-07-23

Sp*etal Dlsp4teh to Tha Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. WIS, July Ga.-tl'llo following
call Is published Tonight: IA Republican
District Convention fnr tho Second Congress
sional District Of Tie 6latu ut Wisconsin,
composed Of the Counties OF Dane, Columbia,
Jefferson, md bauk, will be held ut tho AS
eeisbly Chalnber. iu tho City OF Madison, At
for the purpose Df nominating Il candidate
fur Member OF Congreas fnr said District,
Each Supervisor district will be entitled to
one delegate lu BAia COnVentlUn,h
, 1880-07-23
SOUTH AFRICA.

CAFE 'TowN, July ee33.-OfleiRl Intelligence
from Basutoland announces that there Is n
general refusal to dlsarn. Tho European
women and children. arc being sent AWAY.
A gcl,ernl native rising Is seriously apprc-
1lunted.
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8pstsaI UltpaS<k to 1Rs Chtta0o 7F1bNH&.
AURORA, ILL.,, July :a-Mr, T. N. Haskell,
OF tho Hon, Leonard Swett's law ofllee, was
married ln this city to-day 70 Cleora a. 6tolp,
daughter OF J. q, 6top, proprietor ot the
Aurora wooten mills, md one Of our wealth.
lest citizens. The accomplished bride Inns
made hpr hone much Of the tlme for a faw
years with her sister, Mira Con. ShercT, iu
Chicago.
, 1880-07-23
RUSSIA,
EEOlkki.EFR.

Sr. PETEnsnuaa, July GA report Is
current TINT the 1NrcoManA have captured
md beheMled Gen. Sk0balalf.
EXPLOSION,
Al. explosion OF powder In tha artillery
works Of Koo!sk, South lsussla, killed eight
cell anl wounded twelve PERSONS.
, 1880-07-23
AT TROUPE. TEX.

GALVESTON. July 22.-The Galveston Nc1s'
speclal from Troupe says: - Fire destroyed
the whole north side Of tho town. Loss,
5000: insurance, 5000. Incendiary. The
, 1880-07-23

AIEMpIlls, July :.4s.-.rhs Democrats OF the
Ninth Congressional District nominated q.
D. 6lmoutou for reelection.
, 1880-07-23

AT NEWARK, N. j,
NEwARK, N. j., July ea+--'rhe old 'Walsl.
factory was partly burned lust nlglt, Loss.
10000; Insured. -
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VARIOUS.

- TllE EAltKHRuAkEs
LONDON, July GA dispatch from Aa-
nila says If the Luzun earthquakes:
"Tromblings continue. Tho telegraph
otllco has been wrecked. Several houses
fell Inst night"
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DEKvEls Col, July n.-Tlle Democratic
State Couyentlon IL called to meet at Lead-
yllle, Aug. IL,
, 1880-07-23
DROWNED.

DosroN, July @a.-At- Topsne1d, Mass.,
Lewis, ngea to, tho son Of Albert Slmonds,
while bathing gut beyond his tleptl', and Ills
father going to Ills rescue, both were
drowned,
, 1880-07-23
CANADA.
Netv from NItncs-1V0rk on tho Lacl,lne
Cannl - Earthquake Shock To 30
I1nMHed-fsotd discovery. -


Special Dispatch to 7ns Chicago Tribune,
MONTREAL, July a-Vork Is about 10 bs
commenced on tho st. jerome iron mines IN
this Province under tic management OF Sie
King, m American expert. Two furnaces,
Mt Il cost Of $4,000, will be erected, and Gin.
ployucnt will be given to 800 neil.
The export OF Canadian pltospl!ates from
tlifs. port this sensoil will exceed 1000 tons
nga!nst $50 tons last ycnr.
chs s 6an M taae Of see9R 1o Il 0a the Ii
native o1.erations. On Monday Inst 500, men
eld @ = ssco is "qaei stea.pa'np pun S sas '15ss sss
ts hssn caa sst W. % ad Il gSnRns watsT , 'e Gssst
The stream which It throws is thirty lurhas
III diameter, aud 1t requires two i5-hosc
power engines to run 1t, :. Tile work viii be
ssa aao rpy v4a yye eu & M HIS not tt 1e s soHsa
to the canal ct Laclllne has to DO deepened 10
sixteen feet the entire length Of tho long pleE
Seven o1yers nrt. now rel!!ployca Ill securing
niors3 to 5otof M H. y 1.-The the gigantic eofer-dans EN-
n t1s 1Vssttrn As,octattd I'r.,.~
HALIFAX, n. s., July 4.-Great Interests
felt III tho, announcement TINT gold l.as been
tase otde t. * tS%m q Taio sae1, tys ~
poor Frunel, boy. who, has sold Ills secret for
q sufficient AZ sum to give him competency
ronoSro, Can, July ss,-aeorge uenue.t,
hanged t0-nlorrow morning in the jall yard.
Ae is writing '!istoFy Of hIs l!fe. ,,,
morning, accompanied by q loud. raMbing
's Special ps,pateh to 7m Chicago Tribune. . :,
uer1nan Minister Of Railways, anl Mr. lsohcr-
stodt. ono Of h!s engineers. who visited Toronto
~ on n f7n1 kCff
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GEN. GRANT.

: DENVER, Colo. July a3.-0en. Grant loft
Mlnltou yesterday, and will reach Leadytila
to-day, where tho e!.lzeus are prepared to
give AiW Wa1M reception.
, 1880-07-23

GALVESTON, Tex, July GA Ne,osspecial
from Jefferson says tho 0reenbaek Conyeli-
tton at Sulphur Springs nominated u, y,
O'NGa!. Ut Eass County, tor Congress,
, 1880-07-23
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

BUFFALO, N. T., July 22-Charles A.
Bentley, while driving load Of hay at 1lanl-
burg yesterday, was caught by telegraph
wire and thrown to the ground, fracturtug
Ills skull fatally.
, 1880-07-23
AT 0IUsoNytLLE, OAJ.

AT GIBsONvGLI.E, OAL4s
SAN FnASoIsco, July GA dispatch from
Oroy!lle says the business portion Of Qlbsotl-
Vile, Slerra County, burned thls morning.
LOSS ov0r S5Q, 900.
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Where tho Blame Lies for the
Hudson River Tunnel
Accident. -. :,
Tho Opinion OF nn Expert that
the. Englnoors Hnd
80 .Dlundurcd.
Gross caselesness Apparent In
the Construction. Of the
Chamber.
Tho Cylinder OF Do1lor.Iron Too Fratl
to Doar tho Weight. :
Yesterdays List Of Accidents from Various
Parts Of the Country.


...-. ------------' ......-...
THE TuNNEL DISASTER.
Special Dhpateh 70 Ias Chicago 1r'o"ns'
NEW ohR' ou!y 3z.--A'nonR INC many
elRieers VINO vlsited uo scene OF inc ilua-
sou lslVet taunel alsastcr was j. !. II. Cross'
Ine gentleman, attar careful examination
VI Ae Rrousia atouno tae "orklnS shait.
the work with regard: to THO progress
u4o l"tso eaan'oets Ut etslist A1enW"s -""ic'l
CONNECTS the tunnels VIII TIC smart, came to
the conclusion t,at tho calamity was not due
workman. hut tIs rea,,it Of bunr.
lina .vor,, ~" H., tho n,,,;,,oor. -,
t,n., ts WIT, w1ak . W u Gng''.es5s. ~ .,,.' Mi.
Cross sa'ti:,. "Ihe principle 'of utilizing
tunnel WIS done wos rather a novel one. a,1ti
e,,aineers ccnernliy ,,ycra not wttlinp tn
conmft % tben,xaives % IN ITS its fayor @ % bnfn5c ~ ~
kins was very confident Of llis SUCCESS and
hcpnn his nncrnttnna ,yIthout. I thlnl,
div ronsl,lcri,;p sia lifflcmitina whIch ,mIvlr
M ,r ,tn a ,rst ntta'nnts M,s,, eara sEt nnt
vcry successful, for directly ut thu Shaft In
lust about tho 'piaco whero the disaster OF
ycs.nritnv occ,trrcti thero vns n hlnw-
out Utmost Ut tho beginning Of tho
.....,. mt. ...t..t.s ~Hi.l.E H. -
work. Tho material about tho SHAFT
was loose and hod oeon considerably shaken
,rnnor nrocnut,ona xyoro mt to1,nu md fho
pa.'st, nsa tM. "e ot .o',a,. s.4s,.' ua s
iesu!s "ero n4o"7oas winch 1ottunaely
killed nobody, but loft the entrance
to tho tunnel In very temornl-
ICED condition. They stnpnnt1 this b,ow-out
by M snraatiinr n 1oraa ranyas ovor the brenk.
~ ep4v.'s :, ~ 8" e"a,"o WV. uio p.u"Ns
lnyefK Heavy tltnbor on tnls, hnu then nltlnE
1t up will, wusto material. 1t WAS In tho cor
noct,nr cho,nisnr that tia nnarnt,nna were
anse,s,,, n.,o.a .' tno,o.I' - az.,.,s. mso
eafeles'y peFlofmea' 4hstenu OF CARRYING
tho double tunnel bAck to tlo Shaft,
they began to enlarge th!s chamber 30
nv In make ono rassu pt.,ynv AZ tha anne hfrht
40 IN two tn"nnis MI os ,ho Viii, ~ he,,,'
as tae t"o tnMhoIs anu OF tno wioth ~ pl'ln
combined. Ihoy carried back tue b0l'er-lron
sheath to tho sl,ntt, but they did not follow
with tho 1Dasonwork ns tho shell wns
an,,..r,,,to,, - ua .hn,, h., .,o,,o +,
cons'lucteu, n laey h"a aoao IN
Tie Two lateral tunnels. Hero was Where INC
great mistake was made, and In my tudg-
Jnrnt thu accident IA tltrcct1v .lno 10 this
raot ,rh,, Ir,,., s,a,, h.d I>o.,. ca,n,Jat"I
, 1880-07-23

NAVAL. MovEMEvTs.
VIENNA, July aa,-'fho Government has
ordered the IroMclad Prince Eugene to Pola.
It Is believed tho vessel Is dcsttne,l I'd paT-
ticlpAtc N nnrnt demonstration In Turkish
wnters.. Two armed cruisers will reinforce
tho Mediterranean squadron. +,
TIIuMAssiH'H MISSION.
r.ARls, July a1.-'rha mission of Gen.
Tfl0,nassln 10 Greece Is 10 organizU tho Greek
ARMY.
, 1880-07-23
TURKEY.

IOIALIzATl0N. O.,
CoasrARr1HopLK, July aa.-Grcece has Just
decided to mobilize her army. r. ~ i
AGAIN 0lspEAEp TO KvACuATK.
The Porta has repeated its order 10 tbs
, 1880-07-23


Sioux CITY, Ia., July a9.-The river is fall
Ing rapidly, and Is, reported falling froGt
Benton down. Tho offering Of river freight
thls city for Pierre Tomorrow, and ons for
1nlltDn.
, 1880-07-23
NAhnA0ANsE1.T1NvEsr1dATIoN

mon, testified he nt,d hts wife were passeli-
gers OH tho Narragnnsest. At tho timo OF
the collision he lift the steamer on ono raft
and bis wlfo OIL another. Hts wlfa was oar
tlsd on boatd tho New York, and liz OH board
tho Stontngton, lie afterwards went aboard
the New York. The ladies who wero rescued
were dlyeatel et'all their 'clotlithg,,., !, and
wrapped only In blankets and sheets, l{i3
Wlfa EematneI in y stat0ro0nl with two otfl.
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A telemeter, which will for many pun

A telemeter, which will for many pur-
poses far surpass any range finder yet
suggested, has been invented by pso-
fessor of mechanics at the higf school
at Belgrade. The instrument, it is
stated, will show with unvarying pre-
cision the exact distance of an enemy.
The rapidity with which sound travels
is the basis OF the measurement of dis
tances, the distance required to be
known being shown upon the face of the
instrument in less than minute. The
telemeter itself is only about the size of
a watch, and can therefore be easily
carried in the pocket, while the error in
the measurement Of any range from 500
up to 10000 yards does not exceed one
and half yards, and does not increase
with the distance. The cost is only
about $l0
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NOTHCRTO THE PUBLIC.

hereby appoint Q. DRYDEN my A gent
to transact business for me, in my name and
stead, during my absence from the State.
FRANK NARAM0RE.
winnenucca, Ecv., March 10, 1850. u
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The Andersonville graveyard, as de-
scribed by recent visitor, is an unfre-
quented spot, except for travellers from
the North, among whom are many war
veterans who were prisoners III the
stockade. There are 1871 graves of
which about l,000 are marked :" Un-
known. There is surrounding wall
of solid brick, and the place is kept
neat by a resident superintendent un-
der Government pay. Part of the
.stockade is still standing, but nothing
remains of the prison, and the site is
covered by bushes. There is no trace
Of the famous brook, nor any mark of
the wells dug by the prisoners.
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