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, 1880-10-23

CHAIRMAN JEWELL. l.as given II very
natural aud eatlsfNutury explanation nf thu
tpieErt.ns to Florida, out Of which CtlnIrtnMn
ltarnum anl tho Democrats dl,yo sought tn
lMlku W much esIpitAl, Mnt! this lutrst roarbaph
tl.rls out tu 10 As stupid III tbs Chinese lutter
buslnesa. 1t aprelrs that Sir. Juwcil. aftur
i,uyInx obta!netl sufllulent evidence That tho
Nun.ocrats wero About oo'onlzlnx FlUriGa with
NHrthorn rcpuateta lit orier tu spuure tho
Electoral yUtu Ut TINT stAtp for t!HnGuck,
uni tu scGllro tho election Ut ntnpcratto
Legislature cilmo to tho determination TINT
he wo.lttltry Anll cheekinate 1t. 1Inyng found
1it TINT thu Democrats hatl really sent mt.
uron,si tho coast 10 FlnrIta, anu that tllotu wero
pnrtIes in lhnt stAte waiting to rcGeiyo thont,
hG sont tho kilograms In question to ltvpuGllc-
As III Forila that tho plnx.n8iies OF llattlmnrp
and Washington, tho localities firm, wh1cs. tt.ey
wcrU drawn, might 10 spottett OIL tlolF arrival
and prevented lIpm doing whit tho Desnperutio
Losses s0nt them down iur,
, 1880-10-23
italt Will tolerate TO division Of power; II

itnlt Will tolerate no division Of power; IL
nttlst rule, ur 1t will defeat.
II, tho Uon,ocrale howl tint Inns been nj
rcntly rnisett against Mr.. {'rucc hccullso Ut his
ralyion, Kelly Inns already accomplished
much uf Ills Ilirr,sc. Ito l,as brought l}unt-
ocrattc kHow-Nnllitngfsm conslcnn,lsly Ia
tho surface. with ila1tcock's defeat cstal,-
lfs'!etl mil admitted On aI' llnnds, nl tho ,lc-
font or retirement of Atr. Grac., accomplished
by Democratic influences, Mr.. Kclly will
have Ito difficulty III giving the Democratic
party 1T tito State Ut Now York sacl, 4 lie.
feat IN November ny will convince II Tint
without '1'ai'lmany New York City is lost for
ever to the Democratic party.
, 1880-10-23
DEMOCRATIC KN0WNofH1NG1sM IN NEW
YnnK

Tile Democratic party iii New York City IL
'nllclt nearer general disruption tllun ts
eelefa'ly understood. Mr. dnhl Kelly wns
lorcctt upon t'le stnge at Cincinnati when
llnhc"ek was nominated antI compelled to
p'e'fsc I'LL manner Of things NJ compensation
1of tso Wlthurawnl VI Tt'tlcn. but Jnt''
helly ~ ~lsc enough to Know tl'at llnncock's
aeieat II ccrtall', a'nl that lan1na'iy l1as too
'hlch as staio to RISK 1t Ill fr'tit'css eia-
''eaVof 10 aeleat Gar'le'd. Ta'nnany Hall
owes I'LL lis success to The exercise Ut nbso-
'nte' m"er' 1t leser uirldcs, nor Gon~
promises Will nor eTc1l recognizes
laetlohs. Whe'l Z casIl'ot ruiz, 1t
Neieats; "hel' u tcaiill0t actate, 1t rr,ins. MIR.
I'leii ofRh'Izet1 living Hull III order to de-
teat lnlE'nalty, wluroupon Ta'nnany ttc-
1eatetl Mr. Illde'. T!!o Democratic State
organization of New York recog'.tzed
lfvtng llall rs part of tic democracy of tho
elly, asM eollspcllcd Tann1a'iy to divide tlle
o't'ees Win 4es'hk lla1l' Joi'si Kelly seem.
A's's "ssellte" IL t1o ul'ls'ull, Will Inc 1u!l
pu.poso VI "e'eat'"k t!o sche'ne* N''ialtty
s1'er 1oi aa1's'nahy 1iall 1l'at tlle ltcpuoIlc-
''''s s''oa'a e'eet "!t aho se1lesal ana local
o!'eets III ~" ORE c'tVtIlan TINT la1nla'iiy
1iMi sno"n1 w. "elli'ea o' 1ts exclusive, ao-
So'tle' anu e1fcaa'oe1al powers III Thu Denlo-
e'atte ofsn'l@ot'oh'
LII tho arrangement for division of Offices
kclly, OIL brl'aIf nf Tammany, was allowed
to st!cct tlla eA'titlato for alnyDr from list
t'f dozen persons. Kelly sclectetl Ar. W.
u. Trace, very respectable citizen MD man
ot "calla' b't l.ol'laa Catholic. Now,
theie IS i"th'''e winch the average '1o1l'
, 1880-10-23

Col. r.. W. llttu:lSRoS nttlressetln n wO,nn,,-
outrage gathering ut Worcester. sfn*s,, yrater-
tlny, mil provoked thu aiiro n1tgtr ur ty fneI
l,urs Of tho HoutlU sux there nssc1nb1c by ns7ert
Ing TINT tho ftlilurc Vi wnnsn to vote ftr school
officers In Nuw York md utE,er plhecs wi,cre
they nro entitled 10 In 80 WIS prunf pusi.tvo
that wDInen gpnernlly dill tot wnnt tho right uf
suffrage. li0 atl'lU thut st,ilrK!ss tnllst
convert tic fufr to their ilnllol,a cfre t1oy
ahtnsld deInNnl moi to nreurtl tieM further Elif
rrnEo privileges. Col. 11iggluson's rc1nlrAs
werc received will alythlnR hit fAynr, anu tuy
provoked II lung alld uernonous discussion.
, 1880-10-23

'ruE letter which II ilas been charged TINT
Gen. uurilet'l wrotv tu tho lluts-uxistunt MIR.
Mercy, Ot tlle nnil-cystent Employers untott
OF Lynn, WIN printed III fac-simile In New
York sensational paper ycstar.'ay. 4 COPY OF
tho piper was procured By y I1tiBuNE rcprv-
Rcl.tntIyc, ~ ulso iuttcr written tly Gen. Dnr-
Held IL Il cit:en Of Euw Yurh. fl0th wcro slltl-
mttG.l tu II lII,,nhrr OF experts, bank c,tshEers,
pnyiug- ut,.l every uo who examined tho
twu !Usturs pronounced Tho Murey lcttur for.
gerry ind cclRrcd thnt tflorc WIS In resemblance
betwcon tic writing OF Gc,,. dnred
and tho writing if3 tho bogus letter, Tho
wtlulp thing Is now sfluwn to ho 4 DasU anl nasty
Attctmpt to lnAku capital for tho "Superb." and
Ii ns sta.pil us nluat Democratic FonsbAetls
us,,n'iy are. Nut only n lilo lotter itsotr for
4cry, hut tho postnlask OH tho envelope Is shown
u 10 bUgus.
, 1880-10-23

,r =. - . -. - =
lIIE New York sun tl}onI. 0rgai,} flAps 50
tts r'olor ~, too,, .san nr .s u.ta, aS
80 :" Aoet ..noN VI 10 pust's"' e'''!et
sets. ltaro Aro row samples OF thoso outi7l-
uEroNE THE gi.srrtoS IN INDIANA,
Thn,,,l, va huyo l,o1,iu1 snnt str t,.,t.,, r,,ht
t thu rhospn Ca,,IIt,Htt. vut II nwinr Il, n" III.
icato mute OF Mr.. Tillcn's health thit UnuIl not
ic VIC Hro rpntunt. md Inpro ttnn uc,itp,,t With
tic nunlt.at'On Ut Ten. flnnctluk, liz isa
straightforward, 0lltspokon, sincere man. Whit
i,e snss T. he % 'Ms.,1ls. Whit he moat's he ,'oc..
ou1y. dignity. lol.lnoss. truth, h9nor. Thu aE!
, 1880-10-23

SAxoSf sccnls lo bo II hot-be.l OF Socialism,
At III election hnid therr recently tho Socialist
aanltNso 1cl .. .bs1 yutes. nglInst l,.sl fur thu
sncceasful Conservative uantlllatu. In tho City
OF Leipsl1 tho Socialists scuni to havo eyery-
thit,R tholr own Way. Yet. md notwithstanding
tho cntruatlcs ut lsistnarek, tho saxon Ooycrll-
n1uut refuses to declare LcIps!p III u stato Of
EtcHu.
, 1880-10-23

To nE or not to be; tlat Is tho question.
Whothor II IL botter u tefls0 10 pay and W
Dcaton or to pny aud still be bcnten? Thus ~
ltloQnizvs lsnglsh, mud, ~ he zotlcets. he looks
lcss toward thu Capital ut Waslington aud moro
Rlld lnnro t0war.is Ills half.smpty tnrrrt. "Iu
ctMtpr it up" ho says bali ,Eadly, half gl"ts;
Wis better 70 10 iuortgagcu with full barre4
than to bo nothing with an cmpty harsel. CHI!
Tttrcc10sa OH tho wholu country; III 10 sevc'yt"
by torccluslnx OH tho rrlununt Ut my still uh-
ruluou uoI4hbors."
, 1880-10-23

Gov. WILLIAMS, 0f Indiana. Inns inll1nAtcl
That hu Will grant II roslit to Wndu md srs.
IIrDwi, wlu l,avu bcun convicted Of Tho murder
or tho lnttors husband. Tho rcspft Il Rranted
HI t!sat tho stAto B4prulno Court may hnyo tlslo
TO hear thu nppeal Ut thu counsel Ut tho eon-
yictpl purt{es
, 1880-10-23

THE population Ut Delaware IL 145.G5f.
The raatcs slightly exceed tho fonacs In il,,tn-
bur. 1'here aro 74l63hf tho former aud I:,05t nf
tho tatter: ssA'. residents Ut tho stato nre
foreign born. There Aro ~ ,4Id colurctt people III
tho StAto. In 1870 tho population Ut Dclawnro
lndl u1G
, 1880-10-23

SESATul. WALLACE, Of Pennsylvania, who
prior to tho l,lliHua election VIA auul IN hts
1a'Hst that tho keystonn State would Hlyo n I'M.
jority for llancock, nnw c0,.eoIes the Atnte 10
uart.oitl. The Nulinual Ilcsuucratio Committee
ulsn concoie tho Stntu. Tho Republican Cam.
pa,gn cou,n,!ttoo prullct thut tho Clarified au.l
Arthur Ticket will ba ecoted thoru by u maIorisy
S,f thllbTl
, 1880-10-23

TIE Republicans of Nvw York City llAyo
nuln!nutcd Mr. William Uowtl. n prominent bug
1Hu4s-sIla,l of .1lt city, for Mayor II IL psota-
lls that thu Independent pou'uetnts who rn OPP
lIpsc.l to Ar. Gruce lc9ount Ut his Cathu!ieity
will n0uiHntu thlrl candtdItu. Thu split III
tho lieMoerucy over 3Iayar cln,iot tut have
pr"ju4iclai otf0ct III th0 National t!tkes in tho
Eul,,1rA Ntitu
, 1880-10-23

SEVEN Mtlies uf tllUse who wero lost with
tho l-fatod Alpcna haya ueon recovered. Thu
1,nncs III f'yc att,cs> rn'ss',,'e victims are given
this nurf,tn9. The;enra 4! blanchard, pf Hunt
ley Grove. ILL.,; Frlnk Iopc, st. Joh,'s, Mich;
Mrs. Snraf llrngg. Il. A. AngeIl aud Amdrow
1turloek, Ut this city. > :
, 1880-10-23

rnE CHICAGO TntnuSE has established branch
Offices for tho rec1tpt Ut subscriptions uud ndyusso
1ucnts as f1llows:
NEW Yultk-Noom % Iftbttts fulfilling. F.T Mc-
fANbES, MnnaaHr.
ukASiUW. ecotinnd-Aian's Amorlcan Nrws
Agenes. 81 iientyA.st
l.uND1S. Er,x--AmortcAn ExetnnR0, &D btrund.
uESlT +. Hitldu, AEuut4
NAsliiSuIUH. H. E.-i3ia + atraet,
, 1880-10-23

A cuIl!.EspoSnESr Of TJsE TntnuNE, who
ilaB niutte Il curciul uni Intelligent survey ut
thu pollteal t!ell IN this Stats pr'.lscfs tint tho
lluxt Legislature Will lJo RrpubIcun III both
branches, ami TINT tho minority Oil Joint ts,ltt,s
will be ut tenst =. Our correspondent thinks
tllat uutsttlu cuok tOunly tito Republicans will
hive II senntnrs, tho l}u,IoGr1lls is. tho Soull-
lists |. und thera Is ono doubtful district. Out
st,lu Ut Cook County, tho llsnlso Will stand: i.u-
publicans, Gs; 1)ulnucrnts, 5j; independents, i;
doubtful, y.
, 1880-10-23

TilE railroad war IL over for tile present.
Tha Representatives Ut tho warripg lpatls met
Ut Nov york ycsturtsay, and s4lu,o to u satlsfao.
tury arrangements. Hates viii 10 ut ollct ro-
etoroa, nnd tho roI'rcsethaliygs Of thu roads aax
tMt thoy Will Aevur do II Ay.lEn.-, the prnsant
nrsaligulRolt IL to,npor1tty. uttI will bumu 4tyu
wuy to 0Ie that Ia expected to be enduring aud
pnEGluUeut,
, 1880-10-23

TRuMDULL on DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY"
IN IL speech III panylisu, ILL.,, Supt. ~, alld
ut otllur places, 5lr. TralnbMlI compared thu
expenditures 1T tho Gelleral Government III
tl!o last tlreo years Ut n Ilepublcan Congress
Will. tha expenditures Ut Tho Iast tIlrcu ybars
VI lincnItlan's administration. NIMl with tho
ycars la17, 1873, alMl lS7s', fur whlcll apprt,.
prlatl0ns were nat!e by u ue,n0crattr llouse.
a businessman Ut Alvin, ILL.,, wrUto tn him
fur a lnoru explicit statoncnt ut hls pulnls
a,Nl received thu following reply:
EllIUAnu, Oct. I, 1BS0.-,j. Il. lttltanls, Fmi,
.t}vtH. M.-IlHAH HtR! Ny stNteltlp3Et ut !}sjl.
vllo WA, IN s'lhsrntca. that tho ayeraeu at,tltnf
txncnsos, jfGn espItH. fur tle ytlta ltsS, ls un4
!.' ~ Wnr ssr, ~ M t"r n yeasa tsft VA n lh,
publican tffaia. Si:oi; III ito years iii. lSv,
An4 lst", fDr which npuropslulun5 wcru MULE III
lMnucrntic tloiasu, fI0k Neither lnlaIutl oi,
tGu 1,tlE!lo debt. h1r unf SUM Hrrlt0,t IT, LIS
!!uklutit',l Nr aller axl'eisse lrIsak |r1sll tho
w, ~! J., TT t, oprrutsu tt.rng lIuelanai4
tyest ytuts. Pensions iMil III iHFS, iKjy. mid
lftl Nsvs7Hrh Htaut ~ ,:a NA] ytur. and tur tGu
HAtrs 1rt.s,l id13 ~ lS5n R01At t.OUO,UU n Your,
Gn4 will li,sl tMt 0f tho tntu fur my statement
ia thu Amer4etsn .ltaanao Tor lhsJ. itur4 truly,
l.fAAH IhuAMuL1.
'fho itent of War penstons, 1t will bc ot-
!siryeI, Is Included In 3ir. Trulnbnlt's cnlcu-
latiUns. It AloIIo tccnunla for one-!latf ut tl.a
apparent excess of thu threa Republican
years a,ll tho t',reu Delnncras!c years tln.lur
'Uushloau. The pcr capita for. peus!uns III
, 1880-10-23

T11ElsE was c6tllcst yesterday in England
between tho ctlunlptun bulluonlst Ut tint cU,lu-
try ant tho champion baltoon[st Ut France. llnth
ballfons wero started ut tho Crystal 1ulueu, and
both latlt!cst lseur Portsmouth, tho English hRy-
ius travelled abont three miles further than tho
OtlIAf4
, 1880-10-23

Gov. F&rKlS hus to'egraplacd the Sheriff
nj 0uklsIBon County tn procortl to tho Usu Hes
urvat1on with sufficient fnrc0 to arrest Agent
l!erry. Tie uuyurI!ur h,lvl4cs the SherIH tllAt
ii tho Utes stonld Interfere ho will 10 rcttl-
forced. Thu Sheriff In alsu directed to presurye
Agent berry waen unIcr Unrest from violence
ut Ill bnxurt5.
, 1880-10-23

Greece. Tho Candidate uf 4G6; iil,pnst,ottii ,tty
for Tho Presidency Ut tho Chnuser of deputies
received! u. yotrs, agAf1st e. votes Gust for tho
Ministerial candidate. In consequence tho Sll,t-
!. tstsy lu5 rcsr,rtl.
, 1880-10-23

GEN. pE CIssEr says tlm4ho is tho victim
Of sander mud cn!s,lnniatiou, nnd promises to
prosecute hts cnlutnnlators. Tho prosecution
will pruhub1y lcad to some very interesting dis
ctpsurD9,
, 1880-10-23

ELIZA L1SmARpr, II German nuthorcasss ssof
Eome uuse, committed suicide yeatertlny Mt
C'vltn vccchla, 1tnly, i,y throwluE hcrsolf Into
tho set. M cnl,so IL i,ssfv,,el Tar tho rsh net.
, 1880-10-23

stllucnts. In conclusion he welcnu,ul t1iU pnrty
ns frichtls, nvfEhhors, and comrades In q oon-
mon cause, and congratulated thom on the part
thuy hasl take1 In tho rcccnt political struggle.
, 1880-10-23

III II railway accident isuar Dartmuntl, In
tho 1'rnssInn Province OF WcAtphnl,l. yestcrany,
two persons wurc killed. a1l twunty-sfx wero
,yu11;ltieJ
, 1880-10-23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %. 1850.

A TERRIFIC hurricane swept over Dem
mnrh last Wednesday,. Grcnt ,lntnngo ,sAs do.,o
tn shipping iu Copenhagen and othor Dan'sl,
Gdr1org,
, 1880-10-23

MIL EvAnrS was "rcntIutlei OF a littlo
story" whom speaking to tho Republicans VI
nruaklyn. lla sntI Qun. lluncock's ylpws Gu
the 9aes uous b1t have beou presented to hla
, 1880-10-23

.''~' A'",'f "''''' ;" ~" 'N"ts
OF w'nt thoy l'a'c s"tt'?
Ihefe afe tilfcc l'o'ltfcai parties III t'sss
country eaeli having us !'scslueht'al 'al"l
~"nRi''ss"''"' e"e''"u'e1 ps'ofe u'o peopae'
AMI ehct' asK'''s 10 NC 'ntrustea Win mo
management ana conu"et OF the Nat'onal
uo'erh'hcht. lhe lscpnoIieat' pt'y 'las
neeh Ill control o1 INC government s'1ico
!s'u except so lar as tl'at c''!lrol ''as nee1i
'n!.'e" ~ 3'e'itocF"l'c '"ajnHts III o'lo OF
no1' or"'tetles III eonefess stheo ls'"' ino
l'e"'oc'"'4e pa'ty WIS III power 1oF 1h'fty
se'''S "',t snoio pr.oF 10 !H''' "''u "sKs 10 W
'e'e"':' ine A'"'nh!"' .ol s'Iec"oack] lnI'y
"'So c''''ns I'1o eo'l'"e1lco H'a shpport oi 1le
pcopN'
.Aesscrs' t'eHcs' Fcrry ol'lit'. otss' ana inc
oanes Ren''e'ae''. seSoFaI"1 wtlomnre hohl'ne
'e,ut 's1e c'..'aa1es 10. otee' or are push
"s t''I.' 'o, LUZ on1e'' "cc"9e .!'"s ~ u w
ass"t 10 t,lo't co'',f1'oh sef'so :" SUPPOSE
.i't '.os :'''. W na''e 10 pe'e'e 1alat tne mero
!.als'et VI 'i"'sr''a'e't'F' 'o"er 1fohWNco OF
1t'e i,'1ales ~ ll'e ot.lef ea'' ifs'a my e"eet
% apon .nu e,el'a' n,.u nl'"lls'"' "ellate ot l"e
I''"t's ',,' VII ne"'et' t'ao uteens"ch c"'''
u'""'e !"t ttes'asnt' ean WIN great 1oFco
s",po5 sn's aee''s''.o' III cer!a''' i'e,',oe'"'.
:. ."'s'ess''"ct ., "lee Seeke's Ut noN'e9s VI
iiut wildcat urtnri,Irs of II. ,,nrtv frY.n tim
tmn,ttn,1,n tint thr trnnsf.r ~ IN nnvor,,.
''"pa'.''''' tl1a' s"o 's"'islef III '.'o "ofesn'
'''''I W p"'l5 oPpose! ~ sl'ee'-pay"ae"t
"'p. -, '"'"t y, M "ll'.,'''e'. 'ss"u u ''.e,
"ee'i'''''' h'''p'"s'ets W'l' l'os efecR 'e'!',
',' ,,s s"n"o'1e' ~ "''a WI no' o''ts '''"le'a'
f;cn ,,nn i,ntl,r IN h,s r,ost ,nsrtro, ,,o.
ucnts com,l mt ,,t,n ] ,nnr, ] a,mn,,o.,. ",v w,
sr,,,sr In lin n1,icc,;,na nr,ro,l n'tri"st ~,
,nn,,n. t1,n .ktu v,,l,,,,,nr ,.;n,i,rtto,, f,,r.
n,.,,m1 tv tho.o r,ornnr,tt, ,unrnl,,,tS a,,,,
uf1,,.c-satcr. n f,j,;,,,,o, rhn,r "co,u,,'nm.
s,,ns,n ,i.,y nf TX, "oso vii, na~ous s.a. ~,
,,.,o nm ,,,,,,or.st,,,. f., H., 1,r'n,,,,,,,,.
nI.tf,r,,
E,n,, or thosa ,,or,;os Inns . ,,,s.,,,o, ,,,, f.
rcrnurI,nl,l. s.strtn ~ urinc,n1s nrul ,.,l,cfas
~, s,v t1ot i'm t,.,,,,,,r.,t,, ,,rt,. r. n,tI
viii matt, M cn,,,,,, H., III. ,.,,;,, ~, ..,,
,,,"s NJ tho f:w",,,,a,,t Ia a ~ aa',.,s.. ,,,at
m,rtv rf ,lovlr, tno ,,art ~ = ,,orT ,,an,o.
nr,, ,,,,,,,to,,,,, r,,l,,,. ,,t,s. ., es',',
~ ,,,,, ,t,an, ,,.,' ',1,,t,1 .>. ,.s,,t.'.
,,r,r".m,s =, ',,.noo % .'.' ,'''''. tr'. , ''H
s",'.' .. ~. ~ p
~. ,..r.". r H. H. " "s' "'
t. ,",,.7,.'r .,,.'o 1,','''Iana,,n r.,.
.,.,,,,' ....1,. s' .,s" III" o.."''. -. S.ao
I'M H., ,,,,',"r.,,a w r.n,",,,,"a,. s.ia A -.
t,,, T., ,,.',,.,s. -, .,ls,,.s,. ~. ',r. 49,.
~, ."',,s. ''s 49, ~ Sso 10y
.,",I,. y, ,,rr,. !,t r. xe",, tn,',. ~, .',s
,nt'a ~ "". NV, :" s"us Ill.," ~. @ ~ ~ ~
,,,'I.., ,'nr,,. .,,a,, u a,..,, ."o
s s,s,"' =. 49,, wy s"u .,,.., t'.1o Nv
,nt,,,st"r,,., .,'r f,,';,,,1 ~ '' ''A '''s "'''
, 1880-10-23

THE support which Gc1l. Nnrt!elt rcceivcu
from Ills own Congressional district wns mo
of tho most gratifying feat,rcs of tho late
election il, 0hIo. Oh the tnrgcst vote ever
pollctl tho Republican nn.jnrl1Eca III tho Nlnc-
teentll District were ns follows:
, 1880-10-23

This Is the largest majority oyer given III
the Asl,tn6nla District for any rnnn Or ticket.
Tho ,nalorlties I'll tho counties composing this
district IN Congressional years since tho
foundation OF tho Republican, party haycbWn
M fn11nWs.
, 1880-10-23

rlark street. Uppns!te new Euurt-l1Tlso. Engage
nlrnt Ut Mr. Il. Nncauay, "The itcsyengcr Gron
Jarvis sectun." AftutHnult h1l evening.
, 1880-10-23

E1p0a1ttDh.
Lake Front, oppusltu Adams street, Dny nnt
evening.
, 1880-10-23

OIymtic 11lrntrc.
cinrs street. hctwcen Lake ind finndolph. Enga1o
Jcns Ut tho Hullcflslatlel Guaranteed Attrnotlo
Eu.a "11Up-scutei." Afternoon nnd 9son!nR.
, 1880-10-23

uncxn,np|cd prospcrlty blcssrs tllo w1,plo
Amuricu1, pcot,Ic,
---.--==:--=- -->....--=---e=-
THE FORGED CH!NE5E LETTER.
It IL probul,lc lint tho bogus LITTER oi tllu
lnhor nlNt Chtllpsu question, which c!leap
sensational newspaper III Nuw y FORK Charged
TIN. Garfield with having written, will be
s,or,.,trnJ o,,, t,,a,,n,s .,,,t .,,o ,,"",,.,r,
mr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ,",,m.trn r.'r,,"o,,a
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rundolp.l etreet. between Cinek and In snllc. II.
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b!nhtlon. Afternoon al,d evening.
, 1880-10-23

Unvertyfa 'rhtntrr.
rehrtnrn ntcei. Cnrer uf s[utrnt. EnraRcment
Of 1Laverly'a Gonuno CouEud Mnsseols. Aftornoun
niid gyqulnH
, 1880-10-23

MoVickc cr's Thentrc,
Madison Etr0et. hntwnen atntc md Dearborn. En-
Easen,eat Vt att.s snEy yiAnarsun. Afternoon. Thl
IlulIchbaok." Evening, "IUn."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-11-06
ANIaRara TragedT.

More than twenty years ago Nj
agara witnessed a tragedy which,
while of a heartrending character,
was marked by an act OF true hero
ism seldom equaled in grandeur.
Mr.. Charles Addington, young
man about % or a years ofage, was
affianced to Miss DE Forrest, both
being residents of Buffalo. One day
a happy party, comprising Mrs. De
Forrest, Miss DE Forrest, a young
daughter, Eva, n beautiful child 8 or
6 years old and Charley Addington,
as his friends were accustomed 20
call him, visited the falls. They
crossed the bridge TO Goat island,
and, while resting under the trees,
little Eva strayed away from tae
group, and, approaching the bank OF
the narrow but deepand swiftstream
that rushes between Goat island and
the small island lying between IL
and the main American rapids, was
amusing herself by casting sticks Ina
the water and watching them as
they were whirled away. Mrs. de
Forrest, alarmed for her child's saf-
ty, requested Charley Addington to
go after her and bring her back.
Charley at once proceeded TO the
bank, and thinking to give Che lit
tie one fright, approached her
stealthily from behind, and, catch
ing her under the arms, held her
over the stream. The startled child
threw up her arms, and instantly
she slipped through young Adding
toms hands, and fell into the rap
ids.
The realization of the horrible ca
lamity must have come home To
Addington's brain with the rnpidity
of the lightning's fash. lie saw
that his rash act had cost the child's
life-that only one desperate chance
of ssving her remained-that the
world was at an end for him forever.
Tearing off his coat, he rushed along
the bank until he had passed little
Eva, who was kept afOat by her
clothing; then plunging IN ahead Of
her ne siezed the child and desper-
ately attempted to throw her upon
the bank. AS he made the effort he
fell back into the rapids and was
whirled over the small fall that in
tervenes between the American
Horseshoe falls. Little Eva struck
the top of the bank, but all power
had apparently gone from her, and
she rolled back into tho stream and
was hurried to her dreadful fate.
The mother and sister stood power
less and paralyzed with horror while
the tragedy, almost instantaneous
in its action, passed before their
eyes, leaving its dark cloud hang
ing over all their future lives.
Charley Addington had made a he
rO's atonment for his thoughtless
and reckless act. His father-ho
was an only sOn--was In the habit
of visiting the falls once week for
years after the tragedy, aud would
Sit for hours gazing at the spot where
his son and little Eva met their
deaths. He became well known at
the falls, and there were many who
believed that he would one day vol
UNFAIRLY seek the same fate that his
SON, i'm his heroisni, has courted.
But his sad pilgrimage had nolsach
ending. f aWl
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-11-06
A Poets Death.

Henry Austin in international Reyiew.l
"The story of the end of Henry
Timrod, as told by his sister-in-law,
seems to be inefably touching. AS
he recovered consciousness and calm
in one of his last convulsions, he
said quietly: Il am dying Yes,
DEAR whispered his sister, you
will soon be at rest True he re-
piled in his struggling tones OF in
tense pathos, but love is better than
rest.' The parting with his adored
wife was his final, supreme agony,
after which a crown of calm de-
scended upon him, and his brows
wore light like inspiration. He
paTtook, for the first time, of the
holy communion of the Anglican
church, and then, as the shadows
gathered closer, he said in cool,
clear voice, like some philosophical
dissecter: 1T seems like two tides
two tides advancing and retreat
ing-these powers of Lifeand Death.
Now the dark wave recedes but
wait-it will advance again, trlum-
phant.' After a little he murmur-
ed, 80 this is death! How strange!
Were / metaphysician / would
analyze it, but as it is, L can only
watoh.' The long, slow night wore
through, and his wife in the gray
of the morning took her sisters
place at the bedside. The sufferer
was burning with thirst, but the
last spoonful of water she gave him
he could not swallow. Never
mind he whispered, Il shall soon
drink of the River of Eternal Life
Ard so, with love TO light the way
of faith the spirit Of Henry Timrod
went out, calmly beautiful, into the
unknown dark just as the sun was
coming forth to his eternal task Of
glory and of good. The slumheT Of
the poet softened into death at the
very hour which he had long fore
told-the hour when nature seems
most to rejoice when birds sing
highest, brooks run freshest, and
flowers look sweetest. Was il a
welcome or "A farewell 10 him? Not
a marble monument, not even a
plain stone, marks his last resting
place in the ruinous cemetery at
Colum bia but good life needs no
epitaph."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-11-06

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until sold, the the owners whether adj
unless have written orders
the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-11-06

Gov. JOHN G. BRowN's old war
horse, "Lexington," died at the
Pond Hill farm, on the 20th inst, at
the advanced age of 25 years. Up
on his departure for Texas recently,
Gov. Brown left this venerable ami
NAL in cha. ge of Mr.. w. III. Tun-
gett, with instructions to accord him
all honor and attention due to his
gallant services and respected old
age. These commands were faith
fully obeyed and LexingtOn's last
days were spent in comfort and in
peace. His death was~sudden and
painless and his remains were con-
signed to the earth with all honor
and respect. He bore his master
gallantly DER many hard-fought
field when the red-mouthed cannon
belched forth its death-dealing mis-
sIes, but was mercifully spared to
end his days in the soft tranquility
of pastoral scenes long after the tu-
multi Of battle had died away.-Pu-
taSki Citizen.