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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
RAILWAY CASUALTIES
COLLISION N JERSEY CITY.

BY the careessness of "A switchman an ac-
cdent occurred yesterday morning the west End o;
the tunnel OF the New York. Lake Erie and Western
Railroad in Jersey CITY, which, however, did result
in loss of life injury 10 any As one of the
through trains tunnel its way Jer
soy CITY, freight tram. which was on side TRACK, was
backed drrctiy the main rack and IN the of
The passenger the latter train could not be
stopped In time to avoid collision and the engine
sfrck the rear the freight with great force
throwing rom tuer seats Tie engineer
and fireman Of the passenger train reversed the engine
lever and Jumped from the cab ia time 10 escape injury
The passe ger engine WAS badly damaged ana seven
freight cars were pieces. None or the passen
gers we're Injured removed In TWO hours.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

NA-HINGIONi MOulay, Stpt. 70, LosU.
The National Board OF Health learns from Rio Janero
that for the week ended Angus IA there death
from yellow i've deaths from pernlclOus fvers
The total number Of deaths from all causes 15S
An order issued from the Post Office Department
to-day forbiddng the payment by the Postmaster at
New-YOr1 City OF any postal money orders the de-
livery of any registered letters addressed W. F. Hub
bell of No so Broad-st, 1t is alleged, pretended 70
negotiate transactions Ia stocks.
secretary SchurZ, who has returned to Washington
from extended through the Indian country feels
very much with the progress already made
in making of the Indians. The work, however
would be materially promoted, he by the passage
Of laws authorizing the allotment OF lands In severaty
IN md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
AN UYTR4MMELLED ELLIOT

GETTING READY FOR IT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ute Resutle purity ssccsss ace sAa behold no more
ssti s,ss at~ Wade u, Hampton.
7sG hi be done q to sorsanSs ne rsd.rt n,ous I'd
attended oy tsen-.Aiksn IS G. Journal tDem-)
ECHOES FROM THE FIELD.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY RI D-sHIRTs
UNION, 5. c., Sept. 15.-Thele was very
RATIFICATION ting. Two hundred and nifty mounted
red shirts paraded. and there was much enthusiasm
MORE RED-sHIRTs.
from the Columbia Re0'ster DEM
PICKENs {. H., >. g.. Sept. l3.-Last Satur-
day was very uniayoranle day iOr our speaHeTs:
collected many Of the red shirts were mounted
and made quite display as they can'ereo around the
court house.
THOUSAND OR so MORE.
Prom The Rock HUI IS o. Herald sDsra SEPTEMBER To-
was a grand success Fifteen hundred were in line,
. large number OF whom were arrayed IN red shirts
RED SHIRTS AND WILD HUzzAs.
Special DisDateh to The Columbia Rsgistsr tDsrnl
NKwBERRr. g., sept, la-lo@4ay the unt S 10 aneu
nominaons =. Clines Grove by speaking on the part OF
some OF candidates state ohcrs Clubs from me
town and country were III line, Tepreschung luIy oOV
men. The red shirts, forming glorious cavalcaae Oh
determined mon. among the widest nuzzas anu UNI
streets of the city. Once more Newberry EXHIBITS
10 the world determination II be done with
hideous Radicaism in of Its hydra-neadrd iorns
THE OLD REBEL YELL WITH VARIATIONS.
correspoadenc. Of Ths Charleston Nesos and Courier DIT
Vito S.Tationss ne must come TO Union. There
redshirts straight" with no tr1mming req SHIRTS EN-
broered redshirts circled with white, blue bacK ana
yellow and redshlrts which were not red but purple
Then there were swathed In red hannel or arm red
in yoluminous red Hancock and Eng Ish hahdksrcMel
and small boys with crimson TRIMMINGS, and girls with
rosettes. / heard condensed ana concentrated
yelling better but general, scattering nold
fhe-forr veil Union is not exceled don't think
missed hea yell minlie or the day Union was
in for good time and mad it, The filed aud
at IO3O the procession started tour OF the LOWE
There were hundred in ii, mostly red shr1s
On horseback.
MOST "AUsPICIOUs
yyoa The Chareston Nsos and Courier (De'al sept lS
Under no circumstances could the opening
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To Republican Clubs


CAMPAIGN Committees
THE NEW YORK TRIBU Y f has issued in the form Of
i,s popular tribune Elk RAs following documents.
No. SIS. The Black List - -.
Repudiafiou sold wing the reccrn OF
since the war by every except Price
cents So per red Sl2 per thousand
No. IS. The Finance Primer .
The OF c1nanclh topics The plalnost snd ciea 49,.
toncs Price cents; hur dref s2 ihousand.
No. SIS The Chisholm TRAGEDY,
Chisholm tells how husD mi was orutay muir
by southern Price cents 81 per hundr-d - per
'ho"'" No. 6I The Life Of Garfield.
sketch Of ms career 70 1861 Reprinted WITH
Farier and Years" by Mt T.. smaiey sketch "
General Chester Arthur. Letters Of Acceptance Gar
no speeches 10 pages Pric1 cents; per hundreds
'-' 30 No &c. The Two Parties
A Political Ba ance-Shest An addres by Colonel John
Hay Cleveland OHIO July 81 1890 Price cents 81 per
hundred So thOu-and
Contains the reception ~ oe'era Gar
field in New-TOrA. wsh speeches OF leading kspaoesns
from ali paris country. tree 10 cents 50 per hun
"''' No Ss. Brigadiers Upper most.
A Rebe y
Fac winch Congressman BetShoosrr pro-
nounces infamous Forgery The LIE l-Aid bAre-Ihe
PensOlsrdo Conf IN Congress
Counted ana Named Price cents ~ per hundred per
No. 90. Can the North Afford It,
Nearly fourteen millions dollars eenandei Of
the by solid south compensation for
during The account Is made up from the OH
c.i Washington Of claims MED 10 date -ms
orders for any Of The promptly hed
o0H'A"' ~ THE TRIBUNE.
NewIork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
MORE GLORIOUSNESS."
u.xcocK crsHFs OVER THE WISDOM OF TWO
EMINENT RAG BABY STATESMEN.

HANCOCK GCsBEs OVER THE WISDOM OF TWO
EMINENT RAG BABY Statesmen.
ro sfs Letter 10 ne Cafrsan Democratic Meeting at
''" wv HiclsrtiJe Ohio prtttsn September IL
Accept my thanks for your INVITATION to
FJicr.vfe Defiance County ONO, the 1Ith instant
The meeting viii be one unusual interest bOnored as
IL viii be by the prssenee of ose 40 prominent lead
srs senator Thurman and Governor Hendricks The
sasa must be Of ordinary kind that brings together
those eminent borders OF the two great states
~ brh they nave long guished representa-
ftves Ihayr reason feei proud OF being prominently
dsnfed with a cause that upheld ny the patriotism
t'i;,v ~ .uch advocates regret that cannot be
on tins occasion share Ii my Fellow
he Iessons Of and patriotism that cannot ia TO
suapate from such sources
.wu,r s,.ox CHASE SAYS HANCOCK CALLED " CLIO
RIOUs " IN MAIZE.
From CHAIRS Enquirer AZ Sept 10 -,
rre.nbackers OF the West AMI SouIh! your brethren
~ the Old Pine State send thee nearly geetngs
They send you glad tdiDgs Grefno"cA uose i
sra weaver ard ere 1854 goes BIZ we VIII elect MN
president OF these United stares ana theh the uay
emancipation will triumphant " SHINE
soreyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
PAYMAsrER NELsON UNDER ARREST.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-A dispatch from
Fort LeaveBwOrth, Kan. was received by Paymaster
Brown to-day, stating thai Paymaster Nelson. who is
short in his .scd in Kansas City yes
terday, and taken train bould for NewYOrk last
evening He VIII be tried Dy court-martal at New
York upon bis arrival. Il is thought by the Pay
master-General that he attempting to escape.
Although the exact amount that Nelson short In HIS
accounts cannot be ascerta ned at present, It Is est
mated TO be between IS 900 and $4,000.
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5usrlal Notasss.


ID
The mails Tor tls wesS eainx sAluBpAN >eptsn
Der % 1850 wl close tas ass "a rUEsDAN ~ iSo
a M Tor Europe by steamship Nevada. Qaeenstovas
on WE'D EspAY 40 for :aroDe, o. STEAMSHIP
correspondence tor Fraacr must
specay addre-seds ano at 4O m Tor Fr'ne- drscs,
nv Laurent havcs On fHt k-DAl n o30
forE by steamship A tratic, via Queenstown
Germany and France mus be specially
Addressed $3.50 foI Eur0p. ny seAmsaD Vie
lan,n wa plymouth CherbouTg ami HsmDurg on sArUh
70 Europe Dv stea nsnip City OF bertny
wa Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany and scotland
must specially addrrssei and az a m for scotland
direct by stea ashlp Bolivia Wis GasgOw ana al M. for
Belgium direct steamship NcieTand. wa Antwerp and
az ii a. IN for Europe Mosel via southampton
ana aremen me mails for Denmark sweden and Norway
are dlsvaseaea hamburg a9d Bremen ONLY.
The mail. Aaracaibo
-enfemher III. The Honduras leave Nex-N0rk
sa,ternber "a The mails tor Aspinwan and Soush
cidc leave New-Nork September -. The nails the
Wndward Inlies leave NewIOrk september ~ The
nails flg and Mexico ieaye Newlor- ptemOsr
"a rhe for Newf0un land snd 81 Pierre Mique
leave New.York september -. The aai
Fran October 2 tne maais Aus
Irlnl &C.. lelyo SaA Franc october 20.
III - ass. postnastcr
Post OiAce. NewYork september II. i1S0
r. N. Stewards steam Carpet Cleaning WORKS $50 TN
sem for Al.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. kEPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
yv,,opsts FOR the p1si ~ hours.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81, 1 a. m.-The barom-
eter has fallen in New England and the Middle states,
with south winds, partly cloudy weather, light
local rains and no change In temperature. Clear
weather continues the Southern States with warm
southery the portion, and cooler north
70 east winds in the portion Tie temperature
mas fallen in the Lake region Tennessee and the QUO
Valley with partly cloudy weather increased pressure
and westerly winds.
Indications.
For the Middle States cooler northwest 20 southwest
winds rising barometer and partly cloudy weather. pre-
coded by light local rains near the coast
For New I'm gland falling followed by rising barome-
ter cooler south to west winds, ght local rains and
partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
A CUTTER SILL MISSING.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-NO tidings have
been received a; TIE Revenue Marine Bureau Of the
Treasury Department concerning the revenue cutter
Thomas Corwin. which sent to the Arctic regions
to relieve the whacrs supposed to be icebouDd The
officials. however OF The opinion that the vessel Ia
sale. and will be heard from this fall Mr. Clark Chief
or the Bureau thar Captain Nelson Of the schooner
Western Home probably sighted the Corwin several
weeks ago. He has dolDt thar the vessel has
ESCAPED from the icefce, and now cruising IN
the Arctic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF YEw.YoRR...ARRGvED 81

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures SEPT. 90
Str Regulator Doane wilmington v G. TO Clyde & Co.
ship Palmer Nor. Larsen. Antwerp 80 day. with old
rails empty barrels vessel TO Tobias Co
ship (Swe gge, London Al days with cement and
emntv barrels Bcuham Pickering Co.
shp Cleopatra Ier Cordes, Antwerp 80 days with iron,
etc ID order vessel 10 The0 Ruger
Briniga, BUker Lynn Aug ID In ba last TO NIT
Co. ., ~ l.. -,
(NOr Larsen, Bordeaux Aug IL, IN Oa
last 70 master anchored In Gravesend Bay tn orders
Bark WaDderer (Ger krohne Piau ~ days with old
rails % ORDER vessel to Fnnch. Edye q co.
Bars Nellie Brett Davis. Havre 81 days. ballast to
Brett, son & Co ,
Bark Memerna Aus De5inovch Havre 81 days. In ballast
70 K
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Professor Newcomb,
OF the committee appointed by the American Associa-
ton induce transfer of the scientific branch OF
the sigma Service from the Army. and place 1t In
charge of either the or the Smithsonian
Institution has had an interview with Adjutanfenera
Drum acting Chief scnal Ofccr on The subject. Inc
Professor that the President returns the
committee will call upon him 10 urge tue change re-
commenced by tn ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
Str Alsltia tBr) Craig. hence sept IS for London,
FOREIGN PORTS.

LoSDoS Sept 2O-Arrat Newcastle str Delos from New
Yors a. at liverpool Edward MOntreal
arr Hun. from New-fOrk; arr at Barrow str
Tyrian Bremen. str General Nerder
from New York; at Antwerp. str Stenman from New
York Bristol, Reversible from Baumore arr at
Cardiff str KhcOia NawYOrk at Liverpool, str
Pt0smy from New-YOrk AR az Narcotics str Mary at
ham IRON at Rotterdam strs Juan ana JOnn
MarychuIch both Balumore and Edciedt Br) rom
Baltimore Queenstown. str Prussan from baltimore.
LONpON sept 2O-saied liJh inst Pauline (Capi -uBd-
berg: Astr0nom 18Th INST Albion caps Neson
Ben Nevis latter for MObe Bombay. the atier TOR
Pass FrancOna Hilda Caps Lundgren), Josephine capt
odsen Zephyr latter for Delaware BreaA.aseri 2Otn
inst Lord LyttOn, ZOanimir.
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
4 ST. L0U7s MERCHANT 1RRESTED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-David Trieber MEM
Der Of the firm Of Benstok Trieber & Co., commission
merchants has arrested charge OF unlawfully
dlsposing of $4,000 pounds of wool, for which the
Valley National Bank held warehouse receipts. The
wool was valued at $4,000, but the bank probably
does not lose ~ 900. The ease is quite com
Dllcated ami everybody connected with It ID very
rnlicent Trinher WIS aln.tied TO hnil In 50. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
THE VIRGINIA LAWLEssYEss.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-In transmitting his
report Internal Revenue Bureau In regard a
cent attack on posse Floyd Court House,
Va, Collector Rves asked that caTbnes and men be fur
nished him to carry operations against the Illicit dis
ters district. He said they a lswess and
determined class, buf ne believed that with we'll
armed force OF men they could he broken mp. Comms
Raum GODS iered TINS report and VIII furnish
Collector Rvcs many sfa De necessary, ana
give hun authority ~ employ men suticien; 10 carry
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED.

CINCINNATI, Sept 20.-A special dispatch to
The Times aud star from Nashville Tenn. says that
this morning ON the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road between Esth springs and Tuahoma, the second
section OF bound freight tram into the rear
~ the first secion destroying tie engine OF the second
sec ION and the cablOse an1 three OF TIE hrst
section Iu0mas Haley, brakeman OF the first seeon,
was seriously inbred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-James Fl. Reese. real
estate dealer and tho first City Surveyor of the old
est and best known citizens, died To-Day. age Sky
seven. He came here In 1884.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 2O.-Professor Will
lam Meyerhoefer, q former teacher Oh IDeodore
Thomas died at the City Hospital to-day. age sixty
years He recently been organist az Grace CHURCH
His wife Is reported TO be living in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SEPTEMBER 81, 1880

OF Natural Philosophy ut the Military Academy ROY,
Hamilton has been for some the headquarters OF
the Sd Artillery and four companies under "
q Lieutenant Colonel are stationed there MAJOR oix
70 twenty-sixtE the lineal list he mas peen
sta toned at Fort Hamilton since January, 1871
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HAKRIED.

CONKIIN-LINDs GE Y-ou Thursday seDtember 49, 1880.
AT reformed BOonton " j. by the Rev Nathaniel
Conkn Rev John W. ConNn and Miss Lizzie J. Lndsley.
No
pURRARD-VAN WINKLE-At Armstrong Place Green
vile \ T. on Wednesday. september IS, by the Rev. IL.
" Bellows d d. samuel l. Hubbard, ir.. and Bessie A.
daughterof saac Van Wrinkle
Observation-Disclosures Peters Church CoOourg Cam
ada september 49, 1880 BIZ the Rev Canon otenne a. A,
Recter OF New TO Kate, eldest
daughter Mr.. Justice Armour, OF the Court OF
Queens Bench ontario.
Al notices Of Marriage, tst BE- tRf0rsed ,Cta faH
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A SILT EOR pAMAGEs.

A suit to recover $4,000 damages for The
death Of his daughter upon the track OF ths Prospect
Park aDc COney Island Railroad has been begun agAins
the eompany by Henry EtheringtOn. OF No 233 Front
AZ Br,oaIyu The girl run over June "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
REDRESS TO BE DEMANDED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-In a letter to the
Naval Department RearAdmiral Howell, writing from
vefranche September T. says: 8" The Npsic has
rived at this port and Is taking in coal and pro-
visions with all dispatch, prior going East and carry
ing out instructions relative search for the murder
ers OF the American mis- sionary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
srIcIpE ON 4 RAMROAp.

PoRr JERvIs. n. y. Sept. 2O.-Simon Wire,
age seventy threw himself the track IA front Of
train No on the Erie lway about nOoh day, six
mlIes east OF Ills village, anu WAS Instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. 81. l a. m.-The barometer
yesterday fell steadily, bat seemed 10 reach IT'S lowest
POINT about D. m. Cloudy, threatening weather pre-
vailed in the morning. This succeeded by clearer
weather TIL toward night when slight showers fell The
temperature ged 7So and 64' with an aver
age for the day OF 7Oll' which ia $50 higher than on
the preceding day and 73 higher tnan ON the CORE
spending day last year.
For this city and neghborhOod to-day cloudy weather
NAV ne expected ear the morning, with clear or
partly cloudy weather and cooler winds throughout the
greater part OF the day.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The ne e.To aeires - ~. ~
precedug The line represents 'sc aon.
mercury hours Tae 0roNsa a0t Inc spra
Indicated by TIE Aermoneer AZ haoAds
Pharmacy a Broadway
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The Uekfograph.

one hundred copies be male OF anv let er or circular
20 minutes without The Oi acids press 10 Is nvAlu
able Politicians cub and Executive Committees sol
BY AL sLllonerA . .. . .,., -. 49,.
- uEKrOGRAPH COMPANY,
=. Aud "a CHURCH. A.. Newly ork.
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:,uerlll NJuce5


oFFIcx OF NEW YORK CITY INSURANCE COMPANY !
Nxw.YoaK Sept 90 1880. !
Ar meeting of the Board held this
the office OF the company John W simonson was unaa
elected pres en TO m caused by tho death
OF Richard L. Franklin.
j. d. KINMAN. Secretary q
Rest prepara ZION OF Cod Liver Oil
and pepsine. Originated by CAsWELI- Massey Co,
chrnlst OadwsY ami 5lS 5thaye, New va, and
Newport 4. l. None other genuine
Henry A. Daniels IA Lsxla gt0D ave-. near 29th-sL
HoarS ) 70 / and 70 Z
Attention to gentlemen only
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATER-Ibe pnrest snd safest o. al cathar
nc waters all irritating waters foreign aud
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES, CLOCKS BRoNZES LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artistic in style OF the materials and workmanship
are offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.,
s3G ana s3s Broadway, New-YorA.
Ready Th.s Morning
THE SEMI-W FEK1Y TRIBUNE,
me Issue OF to-day CONTAIN,
Letter, IRON STAT other Correspondents "a tas Oh
world and The Nrw
Price IN wrappers ready maans. per
extra s1s. Postage in all -ubscuDoe
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New.York.
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pclitiral Notices.


A.-PoIiucal Net BsBhsrs,
Fine Portraits. Flags and 1ransDarencies
HOJER & GRAHAM. Painters % Dnanest
Campaign Equipments of all kinds manufactured aud
-'' HERMAN FORCE. 2es Broadway y. Y.
Garfield and Arthur IthograDhs ami woodcurs az A.
sEERs show Printing establishment Zo UmOnsguare.
New discounts These port ats are orawn
by the ceebrl tei artist. MI VIC ARNOLD Specimens
and prce-list ON Application.
Headquarters for POLITICAL BANNERS
PORTRAITS, FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS
NJ r. LEVY q co.
No. 80 Howard, Nev-fOrk
CYPnsh Things L. ;. Grant al
GRAND MASS MEETING AND BANNER RAISING
XIth Assembly District ~ RepIDlcan
nail; 1 ~ E> ~ 'i StPTss gBER o.
Mt O'CLOCK eminent speaker VIII be present;
p Banks, Major General udson khpatrck.
Generals McCOok Barnum. Ireman aud Lloyd Aspnwai.
COLONEL CRLGEh. President
MAJOR las. A. CHRISTIE, SECRETARY
Republican Central Camuagn Club.
CHICkERIN &c HALL
TUESDAY EVENING september H. at 'iSV p IN
Genera JUDsON hi LPArRICK
Major H. X PANGBORS,
other distinguished speakers
Tickets procured Coleman House, ParOr 8.
BENJAMIN + MASILkRE ChaIrm.n 20 mittee
Republican Central COMMUNICATIONS monlay
meeting a. Repubncan Hail 55 West 33d-st. THIS
u 'fDA - c. A. ARTHUR, President
s soLoS =; sM MIRss Secretaries.
Meeting OF the Executive Committee az 730 O'Clock
JOEL w MASON. Chairman
Republican Natnraiiza ton Committee Headquarters
az northwest OF Pearl ami Chatham So open daily
from, 10 a m 10 ANN r.. @. NccORD. Chairman.
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,Sr /. AIrSpIUOUs 4" ,

MOST "AUsPICIOUs
Prom The Charleson Nsos and Courier (Dsmb sept 10
Under no circumstances could the opening
of tns South Carolina and It's
orosress Inus far have been more auspicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21

Republican Natnraiizat ien Committee Headquarters
az northwest Pearl and Chatham So Open daily
from, 10 a m 10 Ann r. @. NccORD. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21

Al notices Of Harrlages me't BE- indorsed otta faH
name ana address
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T. N. Stewards steam Carpet Cleaning WORKS, $50 IN
ave- send for eilcuiar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

KISSING Is somewhat like INN II
he begs and she thinks she can m.ta
points in the game. she will give him one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10
A place I'm GarGeld's Cabinet.
COAST ADvIcES.
CALIFORNIA.
The sheriff Boards the Mexican
GunbOat. Democrata-The Gotta
Case P0stpOned-The Schroeder
Case
by Telegraph to the Sentinel

[By Telegraph to the Sentinel.i
SAN Francisco, December 9.-Last night
the Sheriff boarded the Mexican gunboat
Democratic, to arrest the Commander and
prisoner Gotta. The Commander refused
to surrender himself or Gotta, but some
time after midnight the latter was brought
to the City Prison by the Mexican Consul,
to be produced in Court tomorrow.
In the Schroeder case to-day, Mr.. Foote.
counsel for defense. began his argument.
He scored the prosecution severely for at
tempting to break down S~chroeder's char
acter.
Clodemiro Gotta was brought into Court
this morning, but the consideration Of the
case was postponed until this afternoon.
Subscriptions to De Lessep's Canal stock
thus far, is about one million dollars.
Five per cent. being paid.
SAN Francisco, December 8.-A Vir-
GINA City dispatch says By a premature
explosion Of a blast in the Forman shaft
this evening, Chas. Roberts and Jno. Dale
were instantly killed. Chas. Joscelini was
seriously and several others slightly injured.
In the Schroeder case the taking of testi'
mony was closed this afternoon. Argu-
ments will be commenced tomorrow.
TUCSON, December 8.-The track of the
s. P. R. R. was laid twenty-eight miles
east of Rio Mimbres, which is 248 miles
from Tucson. Burning is the name of the
next station. to be opened next week, ten
miles east Of Rio Mimbres. This station
is to be the point of the intersection of the
s. p. and A. T. & s. +. roads. The grades
of the latter are within fifteen miles Of
this station. The gap between the two
roads is now seventy-two miles. The stages
now take this short cutoff.