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DESTROYING AN "1NDlssoLUBLE UNION
OF lNDEsTHuCrlBLE GTATEs."

DESTROYING AN "1NDIss0LUBLE UNION
OF lNDEsTRuCrlBLE GTATEs."
The question wllbther The American peopfo
constitute n Nation, or nro tho people, nc
cosstlng to their places Of residence. Of thirty
eight sovereign and independent na tlons,
bound together by truntlos or agreements.
depending on The consent of the parties to
tho compact, Is now fnlrly ut Issue between
tho two PARTIES. The Louisville Courier
Journal, whose editor wrote the Democratic
platform, charges that tic Republican party
guilty Of 4 REASONABLE conspiracy ngatlist
the Union because 1t claims TINT tho Aiuerl-
can people rs Il who1o constitute Nation,
al,d politically are not deprived Of their
nationality because niay happen tO reside
within the territorial limits Of various d!vls-
Ions called States, md wi,lcl. Are polltical
corporations, for purposes not National, but
exclusively local. Here ls tho way tho cnso
Is prcsentud:
We mako that charge against tho Republican
pid IN destroyIns ILL., Gno Of statea and making
pose q destroying thls unioa nrd kl!llnK tho r..
publicly, ~ f9rm qf n nstfp ar S %
epatean inss Sf sa9 aoems M eont4asS"n
assursdly e: RE l.opun,ea,l purity stand CON
FlEtpu ny tQGir 0HH HHEuas
ills hardly necessary tn do more than call
attention to this absurdlty, Tho snms papcr
charges tl,,,t tile Republican party Is nttcmpt.
Ing to make the United States It "conso1l-
dated Nation" and insists that this Is treason
against tho Union, md then most inconsist-
entity but trtumphantiy demands:
Aud what do tho organs hayo to eny about
aoir coaesox y; os Is h9!1 sni, 1f,ur r.
Of irdostr,sotiblo Biatos7 And ID tho crlme los
yllinnna waen a,tempd @ no5 tap ang nanngf t o5
Gaaiicr %% %% of sseessIona @ 1''' ''1'F'"' ~'N~' '''>
We confess that In cur Judgment the man
who would attempt tho destruction of MI
, 1880-08-10

HA1a hos fallen for the pnss ten days
throughout tho Btato ne North car'ls1,h, The
consequences nrc TINT tho streams are swollen.
bridges nnd fcnces have boon swept nway, and
much damage has been done to tho crops. Not
withdrawing, tho North CarolInlans nrc hopcful
TINT this ycnra harvest will bo tho best for
twenty ycnrs Thu cotton crop Ia certain, to ba
oxcollcnt. md tho largest since tho War.
, 1880-08-10
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE EntcAao TnInuhE hrs established, brnnol'
5ccs for the secotpt Of subscriptions and advertiser
n.cnts as f0li,wE:
NEW yoKK-ttoom y Tribune l'aatdlns. u. r. Nc
IAHprS, AlhnA2nE' ....,
GLartj0W. observation-disclosures American Eows
Agency. 1T Menloltt.at .......
IuSpDS, Ens.-Amcrlcan Exchange, ~ strund.
l{ES!lY +. tili4t.i1, Agent.
WASHINGTON, u. C.-l3l9 street.
, 1880-08-10

D1t FEuAnpENrs statement that some Of
tho figures In tho Cesnolu Museum In tho Metro.
politan Academy had been tatnpCrol With !acus
phatloally denied. The mirror In The hand u
Venus, which A(r. Fcuartlont said had beta re.
stored" wns always n III present position, 20
fur as tho custodians know. Gen. d Cesnola
himsolt sends word that he will soon nuke sul
statement, which wi,k settle tho dispute beyond
doubt. Mr. Fcuurdent has beon trying to prove
that the statuet represents Hope instead Of III
Crock YGnus or Aphrodlte.
, 1880-08-10

.Ex.-Gov. Bio1.Eli, of Pennsylvania, died
at his residence Mt Clcnrflold. III that etnte ycs-
tcrtlny. The dcccnsod gentleman conalnc'iood
life Na printer. flo WAS Governor Of Pennsyl-
yunta from be- to 1a55. whom ho was elected
United states Bonator. tIo retired from, politics
In lB11, although ho again appeared ns de'o.
Ruto at tho Chicago Democratic Convention In
1904. In politics ho belonged to the extreme
Democratic school.
, 1880-08-10

Mn. I.Ewis, thu husband Ut the proprletreas
OF tho park Hotel. Waukeaha. has dsAppeascd
with ht4 u. .yaar. old boy and $404 Ills wite and
daughters uIloxe that ha Il crazy, but dtsintep-
ustt4 purtits asaust that ha IL not, but has good
rc1lson to te, " hu hns been 9rosaly parsoo4t0d
lY h(x Hnt,ilEE.
, 1880-08-10

alR. Ton STEVENS, editor and proprietor
OF tho Mollroovlliu Ind, Democrat, attempted
to commit suicide yesterday by tMk!ug dGso of
morphine. notwithstanding tho oifurts OF tho
physiolR,ls, 1t ia fcarcd hn Will dio.
, 1880-08-10

ToA TAYLOR hastenel Ills death BY lul{'
Ing to dinner. Nobody should hurry 70 the on.
ner- table, or awuy from 1T but napy DO pcea'
they wtah 10 "sare timp.i Tho t!tno tnst ~. =
sayed by hurryiug comes out Of maas w.
soonpe Or latar,
, 1880-08-10

TIE .Rey. Dir. Adirondack A1urray
maklng money, and promises soon TO return to
Boston with harrol full, part of which DO
will hpply, 1lsst Of all, to tho payment Of hs
datts. In nil tho Incredible horso-storlc& Aai'
roudRok Murray over wrote, there was not ~
much to win tho respect OF the peap{o u 5es
payment Of his Just and pnst-due debts.
, 1880-08-10

sgonErAnY ScuuRz. In Ills Gerlnan speesa
ut San Francisco, said. "Is It not true tha' ps
lnooraoy has mover kept principle long ouoaSa
to allow tho people to understand ttT t.
truo. H!nce stayeFy went. the D0nooracy ~
mover kept tho ssmo set OF prlnuiplcs flvo 5so'
In B1cc6A6lnu.
, 1880-08-10

A MARyLASD farmer has discovered that
n dccooron Of potato-bugs makes an excelloaf
scnrlet dye. aud bus organized q company 70
raiso tho beasts for this nuw purpose. ThofS
Will be general dcstro an,ung farmers TO as's
him got bis factory as far away ~ possloc, and.
after be has had his dye-works burned dova
haif a dozen times, and tho companies refuse 70
Insure him, ho will Wish ho hadn't begun. +:
, 1880-08-10
1s HE BRUTAL AND PRoBANEf

Il {}en. IIancock brutal? Ia ho profaue /?
sodn after lila nomination soldiers wl,o served
1,n,lar him during tia War of the Rebellion
hevnn to nlye Testimony rs to Ais conduct rs
nm officer. It IL proper that such testimony
should be- rtycu I'd the public, The public
knnws yery little of Gen. 1Iancock's cl,arac-
ter: but, in view OF the fact tlat he seeks the
h,rhast n{1fro In tbe pift Mt tic peo,,lc. Il IL
rtrht tl1at the peoplu should know d great
deal nbout lt-ajl about It. The people wcru
inclined to think well OF Gen, lluncoes, not
,onIy M an ofllcer. but as d man. ,rhey l,ad
hee,, to,d often enough that i'll Ills deport-
ment ho wns every inch Rsntlora,,. When,
tlerefore. close OH tho heels Of hts t,omtpa-
finn sot,licra ut his commands In consider
nhli; numhcra can,e tn the front md taBttt1ed
rmnhatieallv aaainst the good nnmo Of Gen.
'Ilnucock ns mn oiJlcar. uepple wcro slow 10
accnnt auch testfmo,,y M tr,,g: thoy wcro In.
ciIupd IN tnss t1,o ey,tienca nsl,lo us cau,ualnn
nor,iznn slant!er. Dut Statements OF this c],ar-
ncter ,nnltlu,v m ranI,lly and wft},al are 40
anac,uc md W, we,l authenticated that
thav ,,,rqt ba cons,1rrpd, Aretl,p atatnments
.t,nrr,ro cor tJoncos,r wifi brutality ond
nrofa"itv trmo or rrc tnev faIssp Ttnof3lcer
,,yho Ia wantnn1v cu,o, tn iis suhordluntcs ia
;ntr,ns,cn,iv n Ind unr. Possibly the os,ccr
,nov he rxc,,scd Win. IN the heat Of n ercat
i.ttte ,atx sin nm onth now au,l tben hv wuy
~ or'n,oals r. fnnortant co,n,nn,,fIa. fhts ID
.n,,htf', ho,vav"r mt t,,e oiI1ccr who. In
tha t,,,toa aela or o,, tha or,llnnrv march.
in,l,; ;f,aa In horrih,e oatbs, will ar ,rlthnut
,,roy,',ut,o,, H. .arto,nlv mt II oant,c,nnu In
@ tse tr,,s snI h,c,, sa,,sa NJ tno farm. Tho
49, " ..,.. 20 .a,,t--,t III, o,,,,, ro.s,o,,. /,
, 1880-08-10

TnE memorial to Mr.. Gladstone praying
FOR tho efforts Of tho Government to stop yffE.
section was signed by 100 Representative men.
INCLUDED In this number wcro gcyeral pcprs mi
Bishops, Catsltnal Manning, aolno no1nca known
on tho turf. thu ohlct rnbbi, tho masters IT
IInrrow md Rugby. Hrowuing, Tonnysou,
Froudo, aud sarora! surgeons. Tho memorial.
ista deny TINT anmsthuttos mitigate sons!bly tho
pain OF animals that nrc carved or burncd alIse,
and cite high scientific authority to show thai
tho practice OF viyisectfon hns not been yeI1
useful to mankind. Sir william Ferguson, Sit
Charles Boil. nnd Dr.. sytue are quoted ~ taylns
TINT "Vtvisecuon fias boon Of no use nt all mi
, 1880-08-10

MI. GLADSTONE lott London yesterday
and will NOT roturn during tho present sesston
OF Parliament, which from all appearances will
be cn.leu about tho sush of August, Tho contl.
uun Of the distinguished gentleman Ia said TO b0
mueA improved, but hts physicians pFcsss4b0
absulute rest tor spmc tlulu to como.
, 1880-08-10

THE English newspapers arc still trying
to Tx tto responsibility for Gen. burrows dc.
fcnt wlIero 1t hulnn3s. Con. prlmroac Ia now
sut.l to be tho c.lllso OF tho dlsastor, but Gen,
llurruws IL not held Qu|to b!asnuless.
, 1880-08-10

l}Y tho second bal!otlngs for lnombers Of
tho Frencl, Councils General, which took pnco
Sunday, ninety Republicans and thirty.o!ght
Conservatives werereturnad. Tie not gain for
tho ltcp,illIcAns Is fnrtY.soYoE,
, 1880-08-10

"TlAr stomach would digest coboe-
stoucs," enld one Of tho watchers OF Dr. Iaane'.
tho glutton, Saturday night. Why not MAKE =
now experiment on this basis? It would "
more intqrcattn9 to have DR., Tanner cut sotJ
cobbin.stoncs IN forty days than 10 hnyo him ~
etntu from food onttgoly, 81
, 1880-08-10

acntetl on tho commlsslott. Germany supports
tho prptcnslnns of Austftn. The English nowA-
pnpors sccm to think that thore Is aonso grotu'l
for tho statements maize by thotr Saxon cot'
frtnrnFarv
, 1880-08-10

\ l,a1,r OF British troops were attacked BY
Afxha,, trihe- 1nun ncar BiUfh few dnys nBo, n11d
suffered 1nss In men aud baggnRo, besides Ino
ni,u Il htlif Of rupees.
, 1880-08-10

IIrssEtS l'AsslA. Turkish Minister of War,
with s,O9> sotdiura, hgs required to DHlclEno for
tho p,,rposo Of arranging fur tho transfer OF TINT
territory to Montenegro.
, 1880-08-10

5tI.. FnASKLlN LANDEsls, the Democratic
candidate tar UovUrn0r Of indiana, has accepted
tho chAllnnge nt Judge Porter, tho lsupublloau
uptninoe, ~ engage In Joint dcbAts u somo
oslt. polnt III t.uh Congressional district ot tho
ssata. Tho tlMps and placos bnvo not ypt bcen
pHrnlAd oil, =
, 1880-08-10

AN instance of going AWAY from l1otnc to
learn tho nows Il Furnished in tho reports pub>
lsshcd In certain Democratic rapora oi tho
scriaus fcars entertained by 1ttnota Republicans
t,,at the statc will bn carried by tho Democrats
In November: TINT unlcss tho Democratic md
iarity III C0ok County can 10 c,lt down tho State
IL lost; thns large numbers OF Republicans In
Chicago arc other upathotio ur olsc arn Rutns TO
vote for llancock, and othor stun and nonscfsso
OF the sauo sort. 1t will DO nova Indeed 10 tho
Republicans uf Illinois. Couk County, and chloaxo
that there Is the slightest possibility Of tho DEM
ocrata oarryIng tho State. for thcre IN Eone. or
that thoso ID my da,,Ror. much loss probabl-
ity, that tho DDmucrlts will curry either tho
county or CITY: or that there Is any fnlf6croneo
or dlsuffoctlon In tho Republican ranks IN Cht-
cago. Tn tho contrary. Illinois will beyond
doubt Rtto 0i,o Of her od-tfmc Republican ma
joritics next Noyon,har: Cook County Will give
Gart,uld nt lc,Ast NJ largo majority "a 1t gsse
Tilaou four years ngo; and no nnn can ro-
p,pmbar tho tlmo when tho Republican purity y,
Cook County WAS moro thoroughly organized
aud united OF muro Justly confident Of success
than II IL Mt tho present time. Th!s Is tho literal
truth regarding tho situation. and any repro.
sentntlon to tho contrary arguea etther dorso
tunornnce or else lntentlounl falstttcatlon Of
facts.
, 1880-08-10

I'ltEs1pENr GnEvY. accompanied by N.
C}ambotta, II. Luo,, say: ". Constans, Minister
of Public Worship, Admiral Jauroquoberry,
Minister Of Martuu; N. Varrow. MIniater Ut
Public Works; and othce distinguished persons,
Visited Churbourx ycstorlny. Tho party was 70.
cclvotl by.AdmirAl Atboutt, and tho preliminary
laneuyrcLn9 of tho ioot took place la thetr PROS
cMuo, They witnessed tho lunnch Of y now mal'~
of.war. and visited tho arso,ial aud Other points
OF Interest Tho uayal ruviow, which to yet t0
taks plneu. will ho attended by Lord North
brook. tho English First Lord Of tho Admiralty,
hnd bis kt1ff.
, 1880-08-10

Clol' ruports fr0tn Tonncsseo aro snt1sfac-
tory. Corn, gras4 aud clover viii 10 abovu tho
average Sorghum mud cutton arc vcry pro,nIs-
Ing, ind thu Yield lit both vii! be very iarKo.
Tohpcco Will not 10 III good iii uaual. Cutie
ut,d horses aro III prlulc condition hll over tho
Stats.
, 1880-08-10

AMONG tho 1.184 Immigrants who arrived
Mt Cantic Garden ycstordhy wero forty.seven
Stlltnl,s n1id fourteen Turks
, 1880-08-10

'TuElsE were fnrly-three deaths from yel-
low-tevcr anl thrcc deaths from sruall-pox at
lluynnn lust wock.
, 1880-08-10

AT the suggestion OF tho English Govcrtl-
mcnt, tho French Minister fur Foreign AtfnEFs
hNs been it,trttstcti with tho task 0f answering
the reply Of tho Porto to tho collective note OF
tho pUwors. 1=
, 1880-08-10

TIE ballot-box guards would have their
hRnds full In Brazil. The eleptons arc held III
the parish churches. aud Tho .nathoti VI eonduet-
lus the Il said to bo tho cluusiest llnug glnabla.
, 1880-08-10

:: BounrEEN thousand four hundred ,aua ~
twenty.nine pcrsons Waited tho MetfnPoa, ..,,
Museum OF Art4 In New York last week. ~
goul showing for midsummer, whlea ~
tullest season for Qxt in town.
, 1880-08-10

JupoE DboIIrT1.E has been mentloneo :
candidate Tor, Congress nXatust Charles ~. u.
Williams In tho Racine district, but, ~ tae ".
trlct Is capable Of giving o,0oo lopuoieSn. NV
3orlty, tho Judge ID very obstlnAto u, decuo's'
, 1880-08-10

THE Sun has an editorial Of ten seil.enness. eilneo.
In eight paragraphs; mud tho band OF tos o~'
ionn Man sticks through II alt.
, 1880-08-10

A1ri1oSsE K,.ocK, OF Little Falls, N. T.,
Rhot Jerry IIoltlon .cnd ut TINT piaoo lust night
Holden h,d scducpil Klaak's stster.
, 1880-08-10

Two LADIES willis walking on n rallroas
trnck nenr 'Nowburg, ". W., yesterday wcrt
struck by ut express train nud Instantly killed.
, 1880-08-10

~, .,. = -. ..,,., t,,.tt., ~, E1nuf ~ a,,ceeS4
.sau rt,scnt tfc TbIs IL Tho lltora
,a,th rarar1i,nr tho aituatton, and any repro
scntnt!on to tho contrary arguca oIthar donso
ignorance or else Intentional falahcahon OF
facts.
=. o,,,rn.,,s71 STo0orT ~ aauvvYn
,,,. 1a..,sn :. ~" ~ nauu,,tteo,, ,artv altar
n',,a,a..,,ss "o .s ~ .nartrra Frorn nctivo r.
so.as .s,s.s .1ssa,,.,t;, ~ nal, nm, aa nv.
~, s.,. 1,,.,. - ,t,ohsa,r tn,s. ha ID,
oo.. H., n,,s,,t ~ n,,sun' asgnlaccrcc
~ ,n'tte" ~ W 81" e'.o a. 's.sI,. ,,a.o,,ao Hav
A. ,,,a.a ~ T.. =, .,raat nro,n,ncncc hut he.
oa'i 10 n'at y. ss sa.,sa ~, -. ,,o,
ss'ao ~ "i.., ~ 80 ".',,,.,. .,,, sior,.1 ,horactcr
y. n.y. "J. ,.' ,.,,. t,i.a,,n ~ foaso,,
~ !, euuaesseu n.a .s..s" ~ .sns ..,rn,,,,oo,,
seG, e,.a M h,s s act,ye in
rs., Co.";;tI a4d sn,,r,t.ted en,ne ~ Lis rca.
oe'l' oAlus'a' 4a s1a ,'a,e e.s .a,. - s.,an,.
eo''o ~. s..a ~, us ..' t',a. - a,os.a ,,ote ~
su"'nost1so 80 .Au use ~, .,t.no,od Tr,n,
e!''zU"a WY !"so u.' eu.s'. .sa,,t. 49,
.uo napup''ena pI.y -, 49, 49, ,,.,,,, ti,n III.
l'lil.e''eeu oo'' '''a'' ~ tSs "'''' ~'0
efals. ,,,,xs TIN.
WV o'at Mas .s. ~. ta.'s ~ w. 49,
III she c"unt's "t1t'a ""as s.e LIN ~ -;
1uesl'ons u a'nuee' ~. su@"so: s". ~ s s,.'ns ,,a
ano"la W o1ouhhs !" .ue lton1 ~ 'I"us" ~ ~ w.
t"een tno p.'.'es, ila ,S.u'.,' .;araa., ~
mo'''..a.lon " e''n'an ,,Hat.,a "ss ~ 49,.
LIS M''a!1h VI os"'er "o.npo't4o' ~" .4Ae 80
Of the Republican party to pr0oeou upon
this theory. lie holds TINT such 4 non'lna.
tlon !n itself ~ an evidence or matorial
change In The attitude of the party toward
ae Garo1,s e"ndecy NJ did ecrt as proise tat Re-
ppa interssts vt % the country @ as affected BY NJ
,ional ,s poliey.
IL II. In reparl to taxation, Gov. Blair says
TINT ho Inns always been in favor Of revenue
tariff "with duties 30 adjusted as To afford
inriiurtat nrotcct,on tn American Indus
ins'".'''e4 t.'tSIso' .'S -.
tries, " md that llence he cannot consclen-
tlotsly vote Win party "noso pluslo,h tt
deelares tor u tailh LOT 1eSeiaua oh's' no
might haSo aaaea fllat ne1tneF 10 IVY NV
country can trust 10 parry "hoso ptac1lecs
in controlling the 'egls'ht'on OF congress
during the last low years nave Peeh at1efiyas
variance with tholr present pfolesslohs' anu
Whose acs'ons Ill tne aatn!e III feHn.a " tAls
question cannot DO sa1oly loteto'o ny al3
man. Gov. Blair IS eslueht'y OF tae same
mind Us Gen. Gartields VINO !'os expressed
himself In his letter OF acceptance as epioseu
to any sweeping nnd radical changes III tho
tariff, bnt In favor Of systematic revision
and proper adjustment to the needs of Inc
time. .-.....-
III. Gov Blair holds the finance issuo to
be vital one, and must oil this ground III
cline to the purity which Inns been consist
entity doyoted to "honcst money! ~ choice
between tllat pnrty ai,d another wh!ci, has
, 1880-08-10

FREEDOM ot the press Ia not fully estab-
llshed In Frnncp yet. Tho odtor OF a satlrical
paper bus Just boen oxpel!nil from that country.
, 1880-08-10

fairs. Maintaining british supremacy in Cabut
hns been \ costly Jnh m England,-costly In
blood Ns we'll M trc1slrt.
, 1880-08-10

11..aa.t. II h-,+ot n,s .v~nset,, ,rosoun nr 1fr
tnasock ~ "a p.'."!o ..'t' y, ~
.'s n""s..es. s,',,1a, asnr., ",, annt.nt %
~ W ''e'" ~ - e@o..e eso... ...1 e'''e"'p"
rnr Foprrf,H MARYRr nor wHHAr
Tbe Dor,l,t.sc}. List T.ondor,) for July 20
has lof!e" OF tno cohalt'oh o. Ie ctop7 w
to tho eth OF thnt month II, the British is-
really dry and iluo weather; but on that very
evening thero Was heavy fall Of rain for six
iontint,ot. l,oura thu result Of wfIc1, was to
lcavo things Us uncertain as before. under
the hopoful signs before tic rain there wore
grain market during tl,o coming year would
hc ,t stoeke,l with A,nericnn breatlst,iiFs sent
W otoeAeo wan tA"4ot N',s' o1saus,4o oe"s
there from tho overcrowled warehouses OF
this country to bo aold on commission; oat
tic nights rain seemed to renew tlle Tears
that tho British would lInvo to send Tor their
wheat as usual, instead OF having 1t sent to
them. Tho selling OF American grain on
commission seems 10 be regarded na one OF
the brightest md mostto-bo-l'oped-for pros
poets Of the English trade. 49,,
The estimate OF tho wheat product OF the
British Islands, given by tho same naper, Is
that It may reach 100000 QUARTERS 1t
may bo less; the amount needed to bo i1n-
ported for consumption Is put down ut H.
| 100000 Of quarters. An English quarter OF
wheat rs sold there is equal to sA bushels rs
| sold III this country, so tho deficiency OF
an improved state Of tho British crops, at
] smmntion IN ti,bso islanJs, Th1s amount Is
| r., hn I,,.,,,ot1 nr rn,t,,nnJ occorIyno m fho
, 1880-08-10

COMMISSIONER PuMlSlTON Ia deserving
of tho best thanks Of 1yory rlgat~mlndod citI'
zen Of Chicago for having Introduced the roso-
luton regarding Grand Jurors whluh wus adopt
cd ny tho County NoArl yesturtlay. Tho resoln.
ton provides that Whenever the osnamo OF q Grand
Juror shalt DO drawn tho name Of tho Commls-
stonur furnishing It shall he given and made q
nastor Of public record. Dy tas cpusse tho
Commissioners will b0 far moro careful than
thoy hnye hitherto becu In tho sa!nouon Vt
Jurors, beoauso they will be in part hold respon.
sihlo for tho action OF thoFr nominees. Tho
Lussem scandal hns not beun In vain After nj,
, 1880-08-10
AAIuSEAtEEISs


near,,nrn street. corner OF MoNroc. HaanEem Snt
OF a. n. pn,mcr's unlon-squaro Thestrs Company.
"a Fnse FRIEND"
, 1880-08-10

LOUISA MORGAN was oil Indoor pattont ut
Guys Hospital, London. She WAS admitted on
tho 9Th OF June Inst ~ q conaumptsvc patient.
Tho physicians whip attended her found at FIRST
no urgent symptom Of any kina, nothing, III
short, TINT led thom 10 sako au unlavorablo
ytowot hor oaso On July her condition ia de-
scrlbed .ns having wholly altered. She wNa
found on tho afternoon Of that day With ctcar
symptoms Of nm '1ntatnmntory affection OF tho
brutn. Sho wua shivesing all over; her arns
aud ono of her logs bOre marks Of sevoro
bruises; and she was In d generally prnstrato
stale, from, which she novcr subsequently raj.
lied. On tho night Of July II she diod; and July
2G the Inquest was held, With result which We
huye already stated. The cnuse Of h0r death,
or, ut least, tho cause by which her death was
nccclcratcd, was, In tho opinion Of tho jury. tho
treRtlnunt to which sho had bcon subjected on
tho morning of July 4. On that day she had
boon placed In d bath by tho nurse without tho
consent or knowledge Of tho medical attendants
Of tito hospital. 8ho had boon loft In tho bAth
for upwurda OF an hour. Bhe nad complained
meanwhile OF tho cold, mud hor conplnint had
been reported to tho nurse, who thcreupon wont
buck to tho bath- room, felt tho patients back
and found 1t wnrIn, aud again loft hor. Tho Jury
found verdict Of mnnalauBhter against tho
hcad-nnrso OF tho ward In whtnh, tho patient
was; aud tho caAo will 70 into tho Criminal
Courts. Evidence of brutality, which Ia fenrad
muy 10 customary, In 10 Important hospital aa
Guys has caused much surprise md iudsgna-
ton In London. Tito oaao has also had the Of
feet Of rlppluR up some Of tho records Of n1nn-
agelnent lu tho thrco great public hospitals,
-auy's, 1t. Thon,as', and Ut, I}nrtholemew's.
Euch posAcsses an Independent Income not far
ghnrt from ESQ, coo yonr; aud yet thcy aro all
governed on tho 1uost nutlquatol principles
Tho so-oallad "Govcrno{s" aso small body OF
persons, mostly OF vnod sbcal position, but with
ut1 NH kuc1FtHHuf rf hnHntfnl
, 1880-08-10

yvhlte stocking Baseball Park.
Michigan avenue. tppiato Washington street.
t;umo hotwcun Tho Providence and Chicago c'ubs at
$40 4. hi.
, 1880-08-10

III Ito .Janniro tho Into elections wcrc mo.,.,,
Fevcr" '',ody lights, In which knives, rryol,ae.'
clubs, and Bottles wcro lbniully uscI n.s,fs.
rhans tallctl'cdlmnaas seized md ,,c.,raaaaot naa
lnllot~to1os in several parishes, Tho rc,,oas,e
:cador Of tlicso catangns 10 tn loss nor.o~.a nntea
than tho Secretary OF tho City Counr,t tSsa"so ,ssa
turn. y thq CONFIDENTIAL agent aud sunno,.st e' ~
tho p5nslt1ont Of TINT body, Or. I}czrrrn Il. ~.
EOS, tho Tweed Of nrtal: Tho uppostfon ~ sun' .a'
n,nn in sou,o parishes lind bccotuo yorv .t., ,os
hence tlio disorders. THO pnrstcs yhe,a ~,
bnliot1loxcs mid records fiavo bcpu cs.nsas sos
arc tho ones wheru tho opposition to I,Io's ar.sl
ring manager as strongest. Tho llt-succcs.' 'as "
popular institutions among ha!9.cduo.,.o.. =.
tntt., race should not DO surprising to anyl"..
who Is familiar with tho teachings Of h,storv
, 1880-08-10

nnd helped very materially to ali the latser |
in hia crushing ttefcat of Gen. Burrows
forces. III commenting upon this desert'ol,,
tho London Spectator OF July u tho 1lows p,
OF tho tlofeat had not then reached England,
which would iayo omphasizcl Tia cou,ments)
points ont very clearly the sl!lema In whtcl.
England Ia placed. Tho British nto cordially
,lctested in Cat1dahar, SO much 80 that no
upon lEis people. who, in casa OF English re-
ttrement, woyld at onco l'antl themselves over
to the ruler not connected with then.- this
case Abdurrahmafs Khan. 1fencc tho Eli
gllsll would either have to consent to this OF /
reconquer the province, and possibly alfe,ato
Abt1urrnhnfan, WHO might bc compelled BY
Ills people to resist. The Spectator states tho
dllenta rs follows:
We arc. n fact, + re remain. compelled la3 s9
soidiery aud aaSjeota. Wo must support lin ii
sny ny o2s SaatSs q oS
gtlI,r1l him besides with ut lcist 6en0 mcn from
any external at,ack. In return. we rccci't; " =
witch IN tbs lshaslana somobBdy c'so inya.1o
India through Afghanlstan. 4 conttngcucy at,n.it
elso. ipr tho Fovonue .wlll go e tho Wall; there
Gasateas 81 teae viii wosa i c.,fes pas'sstf &C. fa t
regiments. At tho banab tin1c. MS Candahar t9
tho t,ost province nt AtHhnniatan. wg make ot
gill thojr territory. Considering tho tlistaneo
Iloloochccs hald oi,r Communications nlwayu nt
thoar tnorcy. and the oxtrctno dtslikn Ut the
s ] s. ysf &, TIC s4y ss socts ss pSs p@
itsttVRb!e only Until we catf persuade tho Wall
tu cpino to IN agreement with his natural ~. ~
, 1880-08-10

Entered a, the ros,.Utse al thedo. III. a. Steond-
Ctdss Matter.