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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-28

PARIS always has watchful enemy encamped
within its walls-its poor. They are estimated
as amounting to nearly 350,0O0 people. This
army is not like those which underlie the society
and politics of American cities It's components
are vivacious and very little pleases them. Hun
ger and cold are their intimate friends. Yet a
little wine and little sunshine warm heart and
body. But the fires of their passions are only
banked, and when the Paris pauper has gone
unfed and unwarmed a little too long he be-
comes worse than wild beast So the city
watches this army of the ferocious and feels its
pulse and muffies its claws, and is wary of its
unrest. There is always fever in the fau-
bourgs-the fever of starvation. Tho authori-
ties treat it with charity-not the loose, unwise
charity that is lavished upon the poyerty-strick-
en- in America, but with conservatism and wis
dom. The ordinary annual appropriation of
the city for such purposes is between So, 000 900
and 81, 100000, increasing according to the So
verify of the winter. Much of this appropria-
tion is from the gifts from charitable sources,
and from uncertain taxes. But even this
amount is insufficient to meet the wants of the
pauper element; and the ways and means for
increasing the amount are already the subject
of anxious discussions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-28

The president has nominated James Russell
Lowell, of Massachusetts,, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to England; John
A. Foster, of Indiana minister to Russia; Lucius
Farchild, of Wisconsin. minister to Spain;
Philip A. Morgan, of Louisiana, minister to
Mexico.
The senate on the 10th confirmed the follow
ing nominations: E. J. Conger, of Illinois, asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court of Montana
George W. Hazleton, of Wisconsin, district at
torney for the eastern district of Wisconsin; E.
c; Davis, of Wyoming, surveyor general of
Wyoming; J. J. Henry, of Colorado, register of
the land Office at Leadville; John A. Wright, of
Maryland, agent for the Indians at Fort Hall
agency Idaho, and several postmasters, includ-
ing Frank Hatton, of Burlington.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-28

of Railway, N. j.. has been indicted by the
grand jury of Union county, New Jersey, for
A government draft upon Postmaster Brayton,
of Providence, r. l., for $4,000, was dishon-
ored on the 18th inst, and he resigned. 1t is
doubtful if this sum represents the full amount
of the deficit, which will be made good by his
bondsmen.
:, Seth A; Terry, secretary OF the territorial
Washington, d. c., has defaulted for the sum
of $25,000.
Charles Dunond, treasurer of the Massachu-
sets Home Missionary society, was on the Goth
put on trial in Boston for the embezzlement of
$4,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-28

IT is boldly predicted that, before many years,
the Chinese question will become as urgent in
Europe as it is now in America. The insulation
of China is thing of the past, and, in a CEN
tury, if not sooner, we are told the Chinese will
become the principal workmen element not only
In America but in Europe. The European race
is aristocratc; generally dislike manual labor, it
aspres to everything except the obscure life o
the workingman. Moreover, the future gener-
alton will find itself face to face with the ques-
ton of how to procure hands for bandwork. It
is here that the Chinese race will come admira-
bly, in to fill up the gap. In fifty years steam
navigation will transport the Chinese at fabul-
ously low prices to all parts of the world. We
shall see arise il the cities of Europe Chinese
quarters which will cause discomfort among the
working classes, with whom they viii have seri-
ously to reckon. This Chinese emigration is no
Utopia, and we shall see the Chinese workmen
in Europe sooner than we think.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-01-28

WILCOX, BrOWn, w. ID. F1tZgeraId, OZaukee
Joint Committee on Claims-C. S. Kelsey, Mar
puette; D. B. Barnes, Walworth j. Stone, Jeffer-
son John Bentley. Milwaukee; G.. P. Kenyon, Ju-
neau.
Charitable and Penal observation-disclosures Hill, st.
Croi1; G. Williams, Kenosha; G. S. Blanchard,
Walworth; B. Simpson, Milwaukee; John Cary,
Manitowoc.
Printing! R. Campbell Monroe; s. w. Pierce,
Adams; B. f. Sherman, Ddgoe.
Darbellay introduced o memorial to congress
for engineers to supervise the harbor improve
ments at Kewaunee, for which the village has
decided to raise $40, 600. ;. A joint resolution,
introduced by Bradford, congratulating the peo-
pie of Maine by telegraph on the happy solution
of their troubles and the triumph for the prin-
ciples of free government was passed under
suspension of the rTles-yeas 60, nays 27....
Hill introduced resolution that no new bust
ness be received after February 9Th. Laid over
under the rules. . Bills introduced. Relative
to proceedings to enforce liens on logs; for per-
mission to dam the Deer Tail branch of the
Chippewa river; to repeal the dog tax relative to
towns and insurance companies; for state loan
of 81 900 to Jefferson to build bridge across
Rock river at that point; to loan an amount
from the trust fund to Wausau; the same to
Kewaunee; to restore the law authorizing pre-
MUM for wolf scalps; to restore criminal juris-
diction in Winnebago county; to confer police
powers on railroad conductors for protection Of
passengers. Adjourned
MADISON, January 2O-Minor introduced a
memorial to congress for lighthouses at the en-
trance of Sturgeon Bay Canal and at Sherwoods
Point, in the entrance of Green Bay Place
presented memorial from the board of super
visors of Winnebago county asking for the
building of an addition to the insane asylum at
Oshkosh for incnrable persons :. The resolu-
tion that no new business be received after the
9Th of February was adopted. Bills intro
duced: To appropriate $4,000 to David Wealth
erbee and others to assist in defending suit for
certain land in which the state interested; to
, 1880-09-16
GEIlAIANH,


: BERLIN, Sept. l5.-Ai. Wnu4lington has re-
qncsse'l tll1 t;er.nau Government 10 utlirialIy
contradict Herr vnrnbuhlcrs assertions ro-
Farting him. It is repurtc.l ut lnlls tint
Wadulngton llas cl!al'cnges! VarlIbllller.
APPOINTMENTS.
Irlnce llis'narck lns been tlefluftIy, p,,-
pulnte1 prussIun Minister ut Tra.lp .l.u Com
Alefcp. ~
! Herr Won noettleher, Supreme President Ut
the l'rovi!lca Ut Schlcswis: loistel,l, lns ben,
nppolsled Secretary OF tllu llotn1 Uelart-
1neAt.
Won AllSIM,
Ihe CoHrtnf Appeals has. rejected tho re-
I,el1slen ,uf the sentence Of Imprisonment
t,tfinE lIis appearlIsco before tliu Supreme
Court lo answer tile charge Ut treason.
Will souSu ulsM.Al.cK.
LgSnoSt Sept. lh.-A l}erltn t!tspatcl says
an lth!!nll chlissary IS expected 1T Frfptie-
!lc!lsrlli:e to sn'!ill !'rlnre bismarck reIa-
Gctll,an alliance.
, 1880-09-16

GENERAL. AMNESTY.
MADfy1D, Sept. 1b.-The Council of Minis
tiers lsns recommended 4 general amnesty for
political prisoners and q reduction Ut the sc,-
tences Of criminals.
TRADE BETWEEN crnA AND TIE UNITED
STATES.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-A Madrid correspond
eht telegraplls rs follows: Thu n!e,norall-
dunn presented by Seisor Eldany,le,, Minis
ter Of Foreign AiEairs, "a tho American
Government, cxalulpes tho state OF the
commercial relations between Ctta uml
fron! American tariff legislation fnr Ci!nll
Gllti PORTO 1s!e0n sugars Nnd nlnIRsses. Su1or
ElAnuydeil, HE t!ls predecessors, desires 10
Rs MI asats M at ssps's pet%ren tay e T usd x
Stasts aud SpaEn md tllo Colonies, OH tho
hasls ',or reciprocity an,l tIlo mt,st
favored Nslti01Al treatment, but tho
sSiies snr,s pTsssne %sss!e ty Ssst sc to poIey NY;
u. ILL.,. tllo present stato OF opnlon IN, Coli-
Efess md n Aturr1can commercial circles,
wnnld readily accept convention fixing Ger.
3a1i nx'I1esH;s II. f9r Gnhs sEars a'al
washington Government weto prepared lu
neccpt and defend the policy before Congress
~ M equivalent far th1 c0tlccssl0n tlle
Spanish statesmen aro rcaly to 11Iako to
impnrts. fro',. tito unftet! :stntcs SeiIur
EldIaydell Points out tlal Spain las already
other objects Of tnEly consunptiUn %l,ich
Mre Hlrnrtea chiefly frau the United
states. She might gu further, now TINT tllO
t'ltIsH nt t'e cnban tns!rrcetIdtl ln!s tlinliu-
He also tmlnts ont tlmt Spain, Iuli.g .llsin,setl
to take oil lnIst at her axpOrt duties ni raw
pro'll'ce nf slEar III thu West Indies, Is
virtually fayornE tho doyuloplnen. Of tri.,!u
customers Of tic CMlnn cxpurt uiItl ininrt
trltl.. Great .ror.iIaIity a.il II wish to con-
cilnto arc evident In SeIlOr I:l,lunytr,'s
dispatcl!, w!'lth presses tlle Anu.rEtuil t;Uy-
, 1880-09-16

him month to fnlly recover. lie lost twelyo
pounds during tho voyage, which ho mist
regain before going into training. After
short visit to Manchester he goes to New
cnst!c-0n-Tyne, wlcro llo will order new
boat.
WOOL
'ro-tlay's sales went o!f with fully s,ls-
tninetl spirit anil iirllncas. Eight Thousand
two hundred lntcs sold. chiefly Sydney, Now
Zcnla'sd, and TaslnaMta,i.
THE 1lt0N INTEREST.
Tho Seotcll irunmasters have resolved IL
rcltgllt half the furnaces put ont tluring tic
striko Of tic miners.
TffE 1ltts1r LINEN TRADE.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 15.-Owtng to the COLI
ttnaeu depression In the Irish linen tratle,
tha. i!ix ;sptnners will 0ftcr Oct: 1 rcltuce
tAtlr working days 10 four per week.
1tAW COTTON.
An. upward movement in raw cotton Is
thrcRtcNeu,
, 1880-09-16

cFFt9u@ DQ1E{9tH a 1h& ChlfdQ0 1F1ktfNFs
ST. pAut~ Mimi. ecpt. 1b.-A s(1ecfuI to tho
Pioneer l'rrss frum Sioux Falls, u. r., snys:
"yestcrdny morning n couple Of nelghlnrs
f",ltu tho boty of Mira. stnry En9an In tho collnr
Of her rcafoncc. l1ftoen mllcs northwest Of horr,
with Indications af foul ping. t1er husband,
Thoi1lns EnRntt has lteGn hFrtEtGa1 EharKG.! With
numbering her. 1t Is thought tho crinic was COIN.
m!ttcti Inst Moniny. They wcte nl'out III yrars
uf age aful hayc IlvctI Aoru four ycars THEY
have 1tinrrclrsl frequently, md last spring sllu
flud hin nrrestc,l FIR nsa,lt. $,tle wshci Tor
several tntnlltes hero, sometimes walking 1T
irosn tho fnrm tntet, Htsel1 work. a C0rUner's
Jury bus gono to hold I'M tnqtrst."
, 1880-09-16

WAstl1NaTOS, b. G., Sept. l5,-Tho statement
OF tho Department Vt agriculture that thu nv
erage condition Of cation. Sept. l. IL 9l decline
oa por cont sacu tho August return, but un
tnvreaso over tho condition rct0rtetl Sept. /,
ls10, of d per cent, Tue average condition of
cilt!e Ut per ceut since tho ruturiis Ut Aug J.,
ut,A per cent lower th4n Sept. !. l67V. Tolnicco
Tho reIur1l 0t September indlcAtcs o luclt1to
III thu Kcner,ll average Ut tho crop tnr tho whOio
country. Tho condition Is Vi. i deelIno of i
Sept, ], l61v.
, 1880-09-16

Special Dispa&th to The Chicago Tribune,
DAvENrOlrr. tA., Hept. 1h.-'rhu uul1loeratio
couggcssonu! Convention fur tho Second Dis
trsat Of Iowa. ctH6raclnE tho counties ot Muscn-
tlne, Scott, ccdar. Clinton. Jackson, and Jot,cs
!,,ct here this nfterntn,a nnl nominated tho
HIM. ltMtorIck 1ttso, Muy0r OF Dnvenpurr. M
thsir cHnl!lIIate fnr Congress. THO resolutions
rcAlirIn thn. Cincinnati ulatfnFm.
CouSuit. BLEfts. H.. 6urt, 15.--The ncmo-
cr1lts Ut tho Eighth Congressional District IN
convention IN this city to-tlny non,ntuti Ii.
terciynl. = Council Hln!Fs lnw}er. as their cau.
ui4to Tor Congress OIL tho second bullet.
, 1880-09-16
After an a''1rcs. by Gen. 1lawlcy. tho Con-
vcnt1un adjourned.
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
ST. Loura, Mo-, sept. 16-Tho Republican
State Convention met at tho Mercantile Library
Hall this NOM, ami temporarily orRalllzn.l by
tlle election Of ". ]. Tcrrc1t As Chnirinan nnI
san,tel q. 1}rcatlwelt ns Secretary. After tho
appointment Of tho usual committees tho Con-
vontlon toDk n recess TIL ~. IN.
Tho Convention ronssombicl ut 2 O'clock md
organized permanently by retaining tho tempo
rnry officers. --.
TIE PLATFORM.
The committeo on Resolutions ma,lc tho fo!.
is~arei, III tho iicpnGllcan pariy Il Missouri,
f7,sl--rhnt yo cOrtIlnIly tudorac and nf'lrrn tho
frlnep@les @ q tue hep,tecan l'arty =: expressed
tut tho Nntinn re)oco nt liz brliant arhoye-.
mcnts fnr humanity. tho country, National
$eesinavce"snsinx n!oFs IT," a IL inss A. Garfield our
our eanii!lato FOR Vice. sIrssilcnt. d lcaasrsS'n'
rishts, tic III Repae"ns Or MIssSuri o arc e asain
united III a determined cfiort to redeem tho
sr"o ssts a5'rof a" sS I'D fy s sxfSa Ut Demo-
1htnl-o thts St,d. so much to t,o desired. We
earnestly inyite tho e1l}rsrntion md as.tstanse
lie to r@eeor' @ ''de'i q the bomoerato @ M par;y @ II
rxt ~ sss's tst a eysry Ns'Sn II Ss IT,
rcuarlcss or my difference which tnuy hnru ex.
,,t, ,H.tn @ ~ 5uo pst past wy G9ttaiy a'n earnestly
cnnu % ~ o,,r 1rt ~ u,, HILL IL IT, @ ~
i'1H "rip W.T. tHo party 3l pf%1KrG$ss: % $ .,o
anil ~ totr ~ fpf,s IT, ct f fss
ct tho n!1alrs of tho Suite. thoIr
,nnt f;rnn ~. u. " a enns 20 1nc
st. att NY , .si ~ ~ 4. & u'iiaM! sn u"r
aao nt w M!ns1 @ m
ui,Mnthue!heu e1tihtsMe9oil " 1ho itesnHIe LAVE.
luuhly tnStd ,-3irst on thnir growing crons und
, 1880-09-16

Hpetiat Dt1paieh to Tia. Chicago Tribune.
1NDtAsAr0Lla, Ind, Sept. 16.-0ov. Williams
to-.lny parioueh 3!uron I}l1rto,l, who was coll
rlcted by tho Til rorto Circuit Court OF assuult
md battcry with IHtunt to rob, n,ld sentenced In
u Krn'lted bccnuse tho evidence by which linr-
ton WIS sentenced was too wcak To convict bis
associates.
, 1880-09-16
A pRuGatsr,s TREAT.

FtsnIAY, o., sept. 14.-A report comes
from Kissing sun. an Interior town In
Wood County. that Mt tho wedding of
n druggist there party IT ak men te-
caine sO1npwhnt Intoxicated, aud tho druggist
invited them lHt0 his stnre, snylug II wnn his
trcnt. fle mixed up lrink for tlhc1t,. Tho In.
grcdcnts of witch ke confesscs hls,lsof 10 10
!Rrnr1l.ll nt, bit egys oEnl wls atslu1R tllonl.
I.Ast night Iiyo of tho six Ivy ut tho puint Of
t!enth Tho druggist Is Under arrest. No llnn,cs
call bp learned nt thls title.
, 1880-09-16

prior to leaving tho court room, 10 knock any
lr,an down WIN might attempt tn arrest him.
M officer. seyrrnl Minutes nfter his t'nssj exit
from the courtroom. informed him Tint ho hnd
Ink IL fugitive ,fro,n Justice Nnsa wns taken
lmfurr Justice HhcfhGn, md hiR examination st
for Fri'lny ut 10 II. III. IlAil In tho aIt, Df f5O
with Eli Gilman M Altrutyt was fuB.istIQt, and
HUss WIS permitted to NJ.
, 1880-09-16
A WORD FOR IRELAND.

DUBUQUE, Ill.,, Sept. I5.-N. J. o Council French,
RFundsou OF tho l4,ucnlet statcsr1nr and patr,ot,
DanEel O'Connell. delivered lecture In this city
yesterday oyenin1 on ''lrish National Worth,
Or IsrlunA Represented and blsseprexe,,te,l,''
l!e haR1led Tho subject With evident feelinv, ~
only mn 1s1shtlan Gun who devptedy loyts bis
cVuntIys
, 1880-09-16

JOE GQSA.

sptstal Dtpatsh 10 This Chleapo Tribune,
nETttolT, Mich, Sept. l3,-Joo Co.'s, tho puxl.
list, AppeArct bcforo Judge ChumuesY this morn.
Ing, and waa Released fretn custody uu u writ
or ha'eas corpus. sfnj. renniman,. who huI
bcsn retained W ihs psssoucs, &dyIselhls client
, 1880-09-16
RUSSIA.

THE CITY OF TAsfIKESp.
ST. PETElssI,uuu, Sept. 1h.-'The Colon says
tho Minister of Var recommends the estub-
ltsslment OF municipal administration ut
Tusllkend, In Asiatlc Isussfa, Mud the change
Of the city's maine to Alexandr0grad. !.
TIL; w1STEik PALACE EXPLOSION.
The revelations Of tllo political prisoner
who committed suicide nscrllcs tic Winter
Palace explosion to Nlnll Atreauy lii Gus
tOtly.,
GEN. s1t0ltIi.EFF
arrived ut krastl0r0t!sl lust Sunday.
, 1880-09-16
lfADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
PERFECT PUNGATfvEY, SOOTHING APER{'
ENTs, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
l{ELAHLE, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION,

A Vegetable Substitute for Ca1omel.

1kEAAAbls AND NLAIUlttL 1N >,
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Calomel.
Perfectly tastclosa, elegantly ooated With
sweet gum, purge regulate, purify, cleanse Ana
stsenRthcn. ltadway's Pills for tho cuTt Q! ~
aflsur4Iara Ut the Stomach, Liver, Uowrls kll-
ncys, BLADDER, Nervous DlseMEcs. lleAdnche. Cun'
etIyAtlou. CostIvaness, tndtKcstiOtt lVsptpsia.
Htliousness. Fever, Inflammation Of tho JsowSi.
Piles, nsl!t all dornngetucnts 1T tbs Internal tls
ccra. Warranted tD eIeet positive ctlo'
Purely vegetable, containing no mercury lri4-
etAl. or dtlcterfoua flrllxs. .,,..
tN- nbsnrvc thu following symptoms resulting
= Constitution, Inward Piles, Fulness o. tho .h
Nausoa. Heartburn. Disgust Of F'4d, Fi,Ss Fa!mSss
OF weight IN tho StoIuaeh, SUR Eructltions+
8luktn3s or Flutt1rinHa IN the TT Of tho otn o.,a.
Ach. SwInntnx 1t tho tfuA1. Hurried nlll iIi
cult l3reathtnY, Fluttering Ut tue l[cart, chokas
ar 6utfucatirE Seuant!ola Whom IN lying pa,i1 psi
t.rc, npt4 or Webs beforo tho wight, Eyrtr nna
uull Pain In tho Head. Deficiency OF Ferspl1nIs
tioit yyllnwnes4 Ut tho Skin and Eyes, IAln y
thu 8tdG, ChDst. Limbs. and sudden Flusaes u
Heat, Burning In tho Flesh.
4 few doses OF ltluway'R Pills will tree tns
tystem from I'LL tho atoyG-nAined dlbDrdeES'
PRICE a3 CENTS PER 1i0X.
SOLD Br DRUGGISTS,
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
Send letter stamp 70 IkAnsyAY 4 f0;1
N6; N6; y wAlIREN-sT.' cox cilURcll-sr.' NJ"
1W information worth thousands Will be sen'
yOus
, 1880-09-16

spsetat Dspn.eh to The Cateueo Tribune.
s1tELnfrlf.r.E. Ind, Sept. 15.-Tho residence OF
James Ten, north OF here, was entered by
burglars lust night who succeeded In obtnEn1ng
n tnrGc Nlnolnt Of x!lyerware nnl other yul,s-
tbles. silver ten service Of SIX pieces was tho
Hlt'st costly ut tho articles tnke1l. AL tho silver
wus 1nur1Gl with thu tnltInls VI, a1l{l Il, III
, 1880-09-16
A4fKANEAS.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. 1s.-Tho Thtrt} Con.
8rcsslonal District De'nbcrsltIc Ctalycnti0u met
at Atkins to-tluy. The Hon. J. Z. Crlycns, tho
hrst hnltot. =
0tlclRl returns from nil tue counties IN tho
6tntr, except Chtcntek, Uesha, GrectI, PHILLIPS,
a1hi pHlnski, g!yn Churchill d sna1ortty OF M,0Nj
over Parks fur Governor,
, 1880-09-16

spfetat Dtspatth to tbs chitaco Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. l5.-0corgc Young. Of
Athcns, ra., who has beon under Mrrest h Gro
WIS io.'1ay released on Ii writ OF tabcns corpus
and Immediately ntrcstcd nynin. Tho Chtcf uf
Pdllco anys tltAt tluru Is tiu doubt rs to tho
innns idGntlty, fIG Is wHntci Mt Attlcns FIR
nlu!icry and seduction, but there IL unusunl dc.
lny lii eUntllnk fur him.
, 1880-09-16
OHIO.

CoLustnUa, o., Sept. M.-Gov. Foster has ro-
fused 10 Interfere In tho eliso OF Mitchell. tho
Wlfc-tnurtlorer, n''1cr sentence to be hung ut
Troy, o.. next Frl'Iny.
y chntn Of u!rcut,stantial evidence gecu15 to
nont To WtlliAm 1eel. now under Arrest, lls tho
found ncar this city sos,lo tlnlu aHo.
, 1880-09-16
CANADA.

1stohuo ir"tpo III Ifohblc-sover"
.TE ~" ss',"t .r Loao ,;' o. vaa,re'lo'S"-
iho fncsnc is@i'Way sShaacnte'
sptsta' D8pa'eh to The e"fsaao TRIBUNE.
MONTREAL, Sept 15-A card Of complaint
Ia the effect that tia extent of c,hjn orro,n-
.,aa,, s .'. w." ~ .u.1 "esu.'l
,.,oaatao ,,, " .u s,esl'Sa oar'llAtl on "as lor
1o," to III the the paces u The Sc cnr s'oHs that
thc ,rarttes urotcst most cn,n)lnticnjlv nnainst M
sI,rh nsstnte " nf niro;ra AMI tl,ot thn s",n,,,,
% as br' i t ~ iitIn ett"r a,. s thon v NJ 'o "s"r
crowded n1la il-,nnllagcd eating-l,ousc.
roos1o, @ Dt" sspt. i5may M if"1P rsH ss'4n a her
troupe of blondes aro again in trouble.
lhSy closed the1r seasoi' NJ Albert liall last
night, ami t',ls 'norilEng packed ~ their
trunks Mt tho Windsor Hotel md madu ready
10 leave. Forgetting 10 settle their little blli,
,S.1 when ahGi'iteN to sal'ething !!ke sao'
tho proprietor Issued II warrant of scizure,
osnra ~ tn"i % asss.i1 @ ~, u ~ s1xtuon t. ~
o..Sta .o"n p'sse'o4.1 ~ s'HteS' 1iMiiNst
!,If containing ti.c tro.po'a wardrobe. These
VIII bg s0ltt IL te clAlM IL Irs0tistied, nS tllo
unhappy AIay md her gi.ldy followers welt
East OF, atlc ft:l5 tratn.
bptstat Uhnateh n m r,t+c,, 7+i,,,.
,ro,nyT" s,t Ih~r,%,nnsty, o ,,ra,'ar.t,on. nrun"
It ~ ..rs " ' Ip"'".'m,9
arc bcliiE illitao to receive tho visiting Odd
at,enl tlla n1ceting II t,e Soyere!E,.% % S;rand ID
I.tnlYr. This il tl,o first Tins thU Uti.i;Ti-
lowsf Parliament was ever liell III Canatln;
anl the brethren here, us we'll rs tho ctlM:ns
iilv yislt9rs hcnrty wc!colllo Iltnl nuke lis
lnccting nj, ugrtMibto one, It is exnectuI
that nj least b0,0o0 strangers will be II, tlo
consisting vi Suh0rtlIltnto I,ulscs. tlIa t;rnlnf
l,Otlru ~ (lntnrfn. lmifnrmrI E,,rs,,,,,t,,n.ts
III Ontario. yisitinn E"m, n.,.n,nnts IL"
Grand EurnHtntu.itt nf jnfnrfn {ifv
| iollnetl. In,iisfrin1 ExhEhff,It, S.,,n,nii.
MI '4" .''o ,oo'etulst HtHtlA l.1nhc,
.nIt H. VIII ,th Oani ~ Milslc,-
Gfssintls nFGr Witnessrh In CAnptta. The LII
uslll! fsSlo'tlofl' olle III tile bgst GyHr held
, 1880-09-16

TO the PUBLIC.

There cat be no hettor guarantee OF tho vaiid
OF Dr. Railways old established l.. Il. Il ltentes
dies than tho baso and worthless itnitAtohs y
tlsul. ~ thero aru Fatsu lt.ao!ytssta, Ht!'e!s,
and PILLS. ee auro md Ask for ltadway's, 4no ses
that Nv QHlQv "lia1MA > u Qp xhat yea b9Ss
, 1880-09-16

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Tho Democrats of tho
Sixth District have nominated J. II. s'chlcy for
Congress.
.hALT1M0RE. Sept. j5.-ikopliblicall nuulna.
t!ona: Thtr! District, Joshua lIorner, Jr.;
Fourth, Enoch PEAtt,
llALTiM0ng. Sept. lA-The Republicans Of tho
Fifth Congressional District haFe nominated ",
Il. Wilmer,
, 1880-09-16

SHOT THE WRONG PERSON.
Special Dhpaseh to The Chtaaco 7rtbunt.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. l5-A negro named Thomas,
wh'fc attempting to shoot Il MIN tlltstctl Iowcltt
III tho outskirts of the city this t,urnlnE, shot
1nwell'a wtTu. ntiIrttae wnt,l,l that Will prt,ll-
nbly prnen fHtnl. Tho negro, Il rotortous scoun.
dEel, has thus fur escaped thu police.
, 1880-09-16

Ttt1t+AnEtrttiA, sept. l,-The Republican
nominations for Congress to-lay we're: First
nlstriGt. lf; IT, Rtngham:. Second. Charlcs
William D. Kelley; Fifth, a. q. IIursner.
, 1880-09-16
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

5HOI IIIIIOUU1I I1IF IfEAIKF.
Lou1BvII.LE Ky, Sept. 15.-ftobert Dudley,
ngc.l 10, Of Louisville, WIS shot through tho
heArt by M unknown nun In Fayetto strcrt
lntc to-nlght. Noth'ng Ia known Of tho origin
or tho trouble. As ono OF tho purity Is
deud and tho other Mt large. The shooting
Hceslrred on tho sidewalk rs tho 1ne cre pass
lug eneh 0tlor IL Upi,1Ait uIrGGtiQlR.
, 1880-09-16

al1LHAuKEE. Wis, Sept. I1.-Iho Democrats
of tho Eighth Wisconsin District to-day nom.
mated W. @. sllyesshort, VI Wausau. for Co,,-
vrosJ,
Of tho Third Wisconsin, district to-day noIu-
lhatel Judge 81. 81. C0thyr1i for Congress.
, 1880-09-16
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AQUE cured for iifty cents.
ThorV is not y rened!al nKent In this world that
Will euro Ferer and AKuo anj Atl othor hn!4rl.
GUS. bilious, Scaflut, Typhoid, Yellnw md oth:t
foyots tM1dei W liADWAY'B PILLS. 50 quickly
a8 8RADWAf'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER Hottie.
, 1880-09-16

TAoY, N. T., Sept. l6.-Water O. Wood has
been senomlu9ted for Congress By the Aspub.
uCQus.
, 1880-09-16

$I1sW,tN
Which will rellAfu tho property Ut tue rou,-

F"rd pit, Stellnrto,, twU ,lloi, struck tlieir
picks through i Partition between ths @ iluw
works md OLD. Tho water uecuMIulaic.i iJl
t!le lAtter rushed III with great ,force. rhIr.
9nly rescued aftrr four hOilrs' !abur, Eiuo
horses wrre drowned. There was greut dalu.
AEu to the works,
, 1880-09-16
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs and Tubcroulorls Phthtsis, Scrotte
ln-syrhlotd Diseases, WnstInx, Degeneration
puEc Of Water instantaneous relief nGurdcd
wtere catheters havo been usctl. thus totna
away with the rainfu operation Of uang thea
Instrumental. dtssolvin9 Stone In tho Ulaidcr
and fn ali cascs OF