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Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Fall and Winter Suits and
OVercoats

For GENT LEMEN. Our assortment and
variety Of excellent designs has never been
equslled. We have some of the handgomeet
EngliES and Scotch Suitings, and fiae Trou-
serings that have ever been shown In Phila.
delphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Fall Sacqueings and Winter
Cloakinps.

PLAID ULOTHS ofevery description for
Coats and Circulars. Velour cloths. with
their pretty backs Of light and bright eolors,
Tor Long Goats and Dolmans. Plaid-Lined
Cloths Tor Ulsters A most superb assortment
Of the handsomest and finest Black Figured
and Plain Cloth Tor Goats, Dolmans, Circu
lars, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Boys Suits E. 0Yerc0ats.

Oassimeres and Cloths in Fine Qualities
for Dress Suits. LoW-Priced All Wool Strong
Oassimeres from SOC. to 81 per yard for School
Suits. Heavy Warm Cl"ths at Lew Prices
for Overcoats. PIaid-back Cloths that re.
quiFe no lining tor Oyercosts.
Our Ass0rtments are always kept up TO the
have what everybody vans at the LOVES +
STRANGERS and visitors to the city always wei
tion to buy.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
NOTICE.

FOE THE ANNUAL MEETING
the Stockholders OF the citizens
association will be bs,d ThurTday
HeIt, the 7th inst, at 8 o'clock When
aal report will be submitted, officers
|rriors elected ier the snsulng year
t'st payment made on . new teTies.
ID attend ance Is requested.
GEO. U. MABIS, Secretary,
n No. COL Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Coach and Livery Cloths.

The TRADE and FAMILIES are invited
To make special examination Of our larxo
STOCK, ordered out by us expressly for Coach
mems Saits, Coach Innings, Horse Blankets.
Lap Wraps, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
ENOUR FLOURl!
RIVERSIDE DAIRY

Pure, fresh milk cleanly put up and deliv.
ered Ice oold to families In Qdart glass; ars.
send orders by mail to undersigned, or by
telephone to delaware Beet Sugar Company.
GEORGE Il. THOMPSON,
81e-3wd Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
LOST AND FOUND.

Br-CN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
\, On the road besN eea Whining ton
kFpOvt, q rcd COW with white face and
Down. A liberal reward will bs paid
person leaving information Of her
boats with J. H. Gould, In the Sc.
Hsst market l0gtot
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
WANTED.

t,r~gr-mASONS Tu PUT UP
~ NJ ~ Iisouslnd psrches. more or le,s, Of
.osS sS IspIy 20 Otlcy Vernon, % OF.
N @ Of at bis residence near M oups.
kat
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

s.yrpu-AG GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
~ S,si N homework. Apply 2le West
N H., immediately "'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

5,NrRD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
SoussEorE in small family: Apply
III 107-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
T e r IT 8

All col0rs, u inehes. We split these goods
for customers who do not want them more
than q yard wide. ~
ishest points OF excellence. We endeayOr 10
PRICES.
,Ome. A yisit to our Store inouFs no Obliga-
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

l9E-ClTlZENS' LOAN ASSOCI.
aon.-Nsw stock fer sale, first pay.
Dot belere October 7 next,
GEo. o. MARIS, Secretary,
H 60l ship .ey street.
lOE-WlLMlNGTON LOAN AS.
s@latlon. New stock now offered.
geo. q. MARIS. Secretary,
lufco1 No. col Hhtpley at.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

.,n,r-RO0 Ms FOB RENT. AP.
|Eiila King 1t, .
/ 4 RFNr.-HoCsE' 'isMAHkarasr' sss 4 I
d rent low.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

|IXTED.-DRESSED CHICKENS,
N aid turEiss, butter and eggs delivered
VA APPLETON, Sd ct. Market. u
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

yTEu-lo GOOD CARPENTERS
h work on houses ct 18th and West.
|, Sart 10 good wOrkmen. @o.ot
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
TOR BENT.

.vNr-A NINE koo d DNEn
S AhNa. ASa:. .ith hot and cold water ano
/ prg boass boa.sns - snv. at 1909 W. Front
pdsrn lSPNW % ~ VIVA. FORREST,
4 ApfT" Next door.
.Ru |
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

1v-sMAnL HoILER SUIT
y 4. sAli y, s,ss,n yacht or email easines' Ss.,
N tSi Kingst -----..----------.-.--,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

FAKM oH 70 ACRES
pB sAlns;s Allanssossin; good buildings In
! gdG land "e'' HEALD h co.
Eh,lteOd ------------------- ------
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

|,NrLn-A GIRL To DO 1ENER-
4 housswork. Apply ct us King ct.
hi
, 1880-07-29

Census Returns from the SOutll-IIe1lcf
TINT tile Fl%urcx Have Bpen tsI I,uc-
turetl ~ for lla4 Hencllt Of the Dsnlo-
Gratis, III Order to increase tltp South.
erM Representation i'll Congress.
Special DlspateA to The ErrniHg Journal.
WASHINGTON. u. c., July :s.-Tl,c sur
prtBlng census returns from tic Southern
Stntes, showing lurge guins, are giving rise
to strong suspicious Ut fraud. II, nearly
every Southern city n,lu village an incrcase
Ut from 80 TO 10 per cent Is reported III len
ycars, while 1t Is generally known TINT, with
the exception OF some towns III Virginia,
Florida, Georgia, Arkansas. llld Texns there
l.as bccn no increase in the SOUTH BY lmlnl-
grafton either from tho North or fr0M tor.
elgn countries, and 1t Is atso known thut gcll-
elNQy tic llnturttl illcrease Of population
llsla bneh discounted py dentlls mid removals.
low comes It, then, TINT tho census returns
fruM thu South show n rate nf Increase equal
been receiving largo necess!otts w t,nnigrn.,
ti1n from Europn ulid frum the South itAclt:
Tllis question will probably be asked nt tho
next session Ut Congress, alld tt10re Will bp q
line chance fur sgArclilg Investigation in.O
TIC subject by a Congressional Committee:
It Is ul0re tllni suspected tliat It preconeertcd
scl,eme, cul!cocte1 by, Southern pulitical
eeilsus-tnkers theary all VI wa,0u. are Coll
fedcrntes whom Southern Congressman IT.
sisted OIL having appointed, refusing to cula-
tr.n tho appointment. Ut Republleans) to
tnu1nlent!y nlAgIify the. population Ut tfstfr
section III ortltr to luntiltaiil aud incre,sG
grGss. Certain 1t Is TINT utmost every Official
census return thus fur received nstUllfs!es
tho peoule Mt tho Census HureAu ut tho i'll.
credible lArKeneSs OF tho figures.
, 1880-07-29

The Louisville CnuriCr-.fnnrnul makes The
following comments on the admission VI The
Chicago l. Grand Trunk Into the u.lst-boninI
POOL frnm thEs city: "As soon ns tho per
cent which tic Grand Trunk llpatl shuli have
undcr. the caHt-bounI pool II satisfactorily
seems to BIZ that nh atlyutlre In rates Of Hive
euntA per f00 pounds will fnl1ow. II this
should be done It would excite enough III
ulgnntlon t0 eilt!nnger tho prr,,n1pllcy of the
figa elougii: they nrc profitable, a,ltl thry
should he satisfactory tt, the rRitrnn,ls. 10
admit a new road to il,e pool nud t1lcu tax
tho wl,ole business Of tho country to pay Its
proportion Of tlr apuls wu.t!u bu ereat
outage. 1t would 10 very cnsy to .cxcite
pDpulur feoLing agalnst tt,e. top! strong
enough to destroy even 50 formidable MI
organization. At present It serves tile lJcu-
pic at,tl the companies we'll when It cetlses
to do either It Is likely to fall.
, 1880-07-29

pnor. 2foMMsEN hot only lost Ills own
hoots hy tho burning uf his library, Int nMnl-
trr Of precious mud raro manuscripts bnrrowcd
fmu tho libraries Of DrcslnN. heidelberg, nnd
yIenua, Tho London Nc,rs asks why manu-
acrInts Of such value were lent. MD saya:.
II II nutp Clcnr TINT no private person can In
turc In lila ,wns lltytlsu tho precautions which
E. ty b. a s1e sv GDse,se 1arlat ~ l1ne K n a
,,hrn money can replaCe' thc1n-lhoy I,.ny ren-
,nabiy be lent. When tho loss Ut thou, Ii trlrE
nnnc interest never to delegate tt,clr guurt,ta,8
thIp.
chicago pcoplc who know TINT ths Public
Library Of ills city Is Kept In tho Third story Of It
tiudcr.box Will rrIoy tho Nctrs nccount Of
"the precautions which aro observed in public
libraries"
, 1880-07-29

ponr l1u1,oN, Mich, July os.-Up-Pro-
prl!ers William Vanderbilt, City Of New
York; stcunl-bnrge ]. s. rny, with James &.
Harrison and Thomas Quayle; X. j. ilackett
and cotlsort+ Il. T.. Cowelt and bargcs Music
and Iarges; steamer City OF Cleveland, Ma
rine City; schooncrs u. +. Bailey, Prussia,
Norway, Siberia, Jessie S. Dangerford.
Down-l'ropelers Scotta, Wissallickon,
Conest0gn, l'atlger State.
l'oIrr lluEoS. Mich, July $50 p. H.
Passed up-Propcllers Oscoda, Olean and
bargcs, j. Cha!fee p1nl barscs. James p. Fay,
with J. t. Harrison, 'rhomus tlnaytc: ns1d
c0nsort; scllnoners Nelle .llcd!ngtu,. Charles
Dowli-i;roIeiiers s,vursiElt, Enpirs
State, Burlington a1id barges, Annie SinIsl,
AMI cunsUrt.
Wlnd-Nortll, gentle; wentl!er fine.
, 1880-07-29
TEMPERANCE.

13ELLEYoNT.AlsE, o., July 2s.-The ninth
Annual conference Of tho Catholic Total
Abstinence Unlon OF Ohio WIS held III the
County Court-llouse hero to-day. About
sixty delegates, representing societies
throughout tlle State, were presont. THO
otl!ccrs' reports Indicated generally fayor-
ablo condition Of atEHlrs. The following
Kov. p. II. CMsack,, CinrlN,!atl; First
Vice President, the Rev. J. D., nowies,
lt,.yuIltla; secoill yice-lregtlcnt. the Rev. I.
Kuy. Il j. Fitzgerald, of. McCluney,, Perry
County: 6ecrotary, Daniel Boyle, Spring
ieitI; Treas,irer. Wl!ia!1 4. Ma,illi,s. Glavs..
la'nl: Delegates to Natlonal CoHysatiqn 4 y
Galagllo,, Cleyplatll; sDalIel Boyle, spring-
lled;. a1ld tho Isey. II: j. Fitzgerald, nt 3lt-
Clnnvy. The Conventions, after trAllS4ctlIg
considerable business not Of general inter-
cit, adjourned. to meet at Marion, o.. thu
third Wednesday IN July, lSSl.
, 1880-07-29
BURNED TO DEATH.

ajHftut 0Ifpt4sH 10 SHF k~9stuR0 AF@O&HFs
KEoKuK, H., July 2s.-alontlay afternoon
A[r. alll Mrs. Tislels who reside OIL q farm
onu ANIL n half miles from Dean, No., went
to let9hbor's leaving their three little girls,
ngut 10, I. md s years, at hume. Shortly
nfter tl'efr lnlre'l,ts l'ad gona they started to
light tlru, usi,g coal oil. An EXPLOSION WIS
tllo result, al.l the Oldest, sl.rleklt.g With
fright a,,l terror, ral out ltu tho Iicl.l. She
was met BY s0lne n.en WHO weru plsstng by,
picked ul,, Nild carr!etl To II ncigllWrlllK
house. All her clothes wcru consumed, nlsd
Ilcr il.s!l w0s burned al,Mnst to crisp, pre-
semtIng pltlalle sight. Sue lived until tho
mkt ialorIlng In tic most nrrihlo aEony,
md begging p!trously 10 be skilled nMl l,laectl
where tho Iiro Originated, tho two ,othcrs
wers discovered r,,nplptely, enwrapl,rA ~
flames, mil tfu building Oh tirH. The .lA,llrs
wcro exti,EnislIy.l, alisl It was fnul,ti that
tho 7-yens.Ultt girl wus horribly burned TIM!
slo rni,lsot receiver. Ihu youngest rece'set!
slight ltl,rns nbout tho arms, but IN all
urObubfitY Wtlt live,
, 1880-07-29
ERIE GETS ANOTHER LINE.
Spsstat DisN4teh TO Iha Ehttue0 1'r1bAnt.

BUFFALO, N. r, July 2S-rhis morning
at II rlcetlis.. Of tle Directors Ut the buffalo
q; Southwestern 1sallroad, running from
Buffalo to jamestown, n tEstaNce Of sixty
seven miles, It was decided to accept thu
offer ufthe Eric Railway to leaso thor road
for nimety-n1ne years, Negotiations working
toward this have bccn prrdlng for some ti'ao
pust. On ,rhursday last, ut II meeting OF tho
Directors Ut the Erlu hallway at New York.
the ofiiclAIs who lla1 mnde iii Inspection OF
tic Buffalo IL Southwestern lsnad submitted
u report In favor Ut leasllg IT.: The B0arl
voted unanimously to tlo So. This lnoyu OIL
the part Ut the Eric has been considered n
gao! stroke Of diplomacy. US It opens Up
IL tho latter road lill,el better facilities fur
Western business. The Isuirn|o Il South
western, under tho ott rtginle, amounted to
but very little. but now IL tim ltailts ut tic
Erie 1t will undoubtedly prove q powerful!
factor III TINT CulnlAlly's lassellger nld
freight trailtc. by It, Erie INV llls c9lallGc-
tlo,Is at Jamestown with the New York,
PENNSYLVANIA Il OhlD ltoatl. mud through
cars cnM be rAn to Western polnta.. 1t will
nlsU ElYu Erie prartlcal co'!trol of thu busi-
lless u tho northern Uil country IN l'cnllsy!-
yania. anu tho trado at I.aku Chautau4a,!a.
which, III pnssunEurB, Is yery larse. Tie
lCasu will 10 Into c1feut ut once.
, 1880-07-29
TILE GROWING STATES.
ILLINOIS,.

PRINCETON. ILL.,, July 9S.-Tlo ofr1cIal
count of the Third Illinois Census District by
counties Is as follows:
RMTean RMI,nm SANITY SANITY }.; eaIn' eIIn' H, s
Hancock County, TX, 40; luss, b!8.
Henderson County, lu,64s; lass, 1,7cc3.
!lenry County, %I5s5; kain. 1,2'y.
knnx County, ,:G9; loss. l.l5l.
bIcDonoMgll County, =, ,0A): gain, 1851.
Mercer County, 1886; zuttl. vi.
Peoria County, 57,Ii3; nain, n,Nk3.
Putnam County, L,555; lnss, rs.
Rock Island County, s.:s.o; gain, salt.
Schuyler County, Ii, ,7Ui: loss. 7l5.
Stark County, II 70: gain. 4Gg.
Warrcn County, 1!, SOY; luss, :,70.
The net Eatn III tcn years In those fourteen
counties Is 40,!h9.
FuEEpoI.T, ILL.,, July 28.--The census gives
Stephenson County population Of 3t,937. u
gain OF 1,3s9 slnce 1870 Freeport's popula-
ton Ii !, ,5.l, gain Of W..
, 1880-07-29

WHO IL TIE INNlFIONf
Last Nfolltlny's TRfi,uNE contained M Item
clipped from some Eastern piper, TO tic cf-
feet tint MI Esgltsh,ian natncd Drnko llns
invented q process Of using lip old steel tn
tile formation Ut It new quality Of n4eshl.
which Is said to possess extraordinary
strength alld tlucti!lty. The process coll
ststs 0f old steel with patent compound,
mud subjecting tho whole tn MI i'.eisu fur
nace llcat, wien tllo particles nti,alganate.
Steel tl,ntle OH this ptuu has t,cen turned out
at uunslets Works alld s0ltl fvltliy for SIS
Il ton. Tile process Is saltt t0 bo sgco,Id only
iii Importance tn I}essruer's invention, atlu
1t will be especially, valuable as itntllng use
fur DG5sel,lrr steel Wlls. ......
THIS Item lnS cAl!seu grent excitement
anlongtle n,N,tagcrsof Ut tlle eDrakll,-Dcsse,ner
Steel L lron Company III st. I.oills, aial tho
President Of tint Company tI.ls written q let
ter tu THE IluDuSE cialming that tt!c above
1lAu!eJ invention IL undoubtedly an Infringe
1ucllt oil tho Ucnkfll-1 1iinck PROCESS for weld
Ing together bnrs OF Ucsscl,ler steel. n1Nt, rs
llfs Company hold the patent IN EUROPE, II
will soUn takc steps IL iind out which Ii tic
rpRs inventor Of this process.
pile 0f stpel bars, and heat til: sat.e IN Il
Temperature: somewhat. siurt or Il proper
welding l,rat, when tho heat ~ arrested
furnace, a,Itl the pile nn bed ii tho furnace
IS covered with iron turntnEs; thu eatis then
increased to the full welding. teint|rlturr.
utid tho pile Is roltud upon u IN thu bcd uf
tln pile Is completely coated with tie tmrt'-
lngs: tho coated pil0 Is t!leh removed from
THO furnace, MID Il welded by lRiI!'licrlng or
rolling,
, 1880-07-29
TERRIFIC, ltA1L-srOlsA1,

Ml..wAuKEE. Wis, July 2s.-A hail-stor1n
passed over tie ylelatty VI Stevens 1'olnt,
Wis, Monday, covering the ground to y
deptli Ut seyernl Inches With hali-slonos Ut
enormous stze, killing fowls, thousands of
prairie-clicke,s, anil sheep. Shingles were
torn from several roofs, nlli over hundred
farins wcroeicn,ett cll,lrely of llAy alld grutn:
ilorryAr.s were stripped, alll thu !t,rSsts LETT
u bnro us tA Wll,ter. rhrto lm! l'utones
weighed po,:lnE, Thu Storm covered strip
green il,lny bef0ru It, uitl llnt u bus!.cl 1f
gralIl. c!l,l bo saved, Thu IunaKe ~ ast!-
iuttl nj SThQ{O.
, 1880-07-29
THE WA1sA9Il.

Tho managers Ut tho Wabash, st. Louis j.
1'aeIiic huye decided upon II still further
postpanc1uent Of the opening Ut their Cllca-
70 extension tor passenger business. 1t Is
now announced Tint tic road will be opened
for passenger business Aug. 8. Tic cause
Ut tho iclay hus not beon deilnitly
asccrtaInett, but 1t Is understood
to bo on account OF tho Inability
Of tho Cbmpany to get cyeryt hing in readi-
liess by Aug. ]. Mr.. Ga.llt, seems to bu de.
terlu!slptl to have everything 1T tho best Ut
sAape before 1iG brgi!ss operations ut this
point
Ii Las not been tlcf!nItly yet whether
the opening nf t1lo roall Tor freight business
will also be postponed until tic datc Ut oreli-
lug 1t for passenger business. Mr.. Rising,
WHO hns cllArge Ut the Freight Department.
of tho CotipnMy III this city, Ans everything
In readiness to commence operations BY .tllU
1st OF August, ailI prepared II frnght tariff
to nil pul,lts between tllts city and Strlwil.
The stations un tho new extension from
Chicago un{t Strnwn will bp rs follows: Oak
Lawn, II miles from ChlcaRo; Worth, Ii
lnElcs; Conlcy, ~ miles; SedgwIcls, q miles;
Urlai1, II miles; Nnpie Street, 30 miles;
Manhattan, ~ miles; SylncrtMi, Il MILES:
Nitchle, IS miles; Esstx, 'W ,nllys;, Redtlick.
G1 miles; Campus, ~ miles; EnltllEson, II
nlles; Sniillnnlll, IS luiles; Forrest, o. miles;
mud StraWt, " miles.
, 1880-07-29
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT ON SHIPS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA Portland dis
patch says Mr.. Henderson, Chief Engineer of
ths Oregon Railway Il Navigation Co1npa-
ny's STEAMERS authorizes tho following state-
nlent ny to Edlson's electric light rs employed
oil the now steamer Columbia OH her passage
from Now York to Portland: Tho light ~
applied in saloons AMI stateroons gives per-
feet satisfaction, and cnnso up to all Uxpeuta-
ti01a. Exhibitions malls Ut ko JA,leiro alll
sen In nlt kinds OF weather te vibration, lars,
aud general wnrktng OF tlle steamship did
not Interfere with ita operation, aud tn fnct
made no Impression! up0n tho light. When
reA.uirua,. tho Simple o1elling nf 4 steaill
vnlye IL ill tlnt Is necesinry 10 light W tho
ship INSTANTLY, atd tia ordinary skill VI thg
glistile ruoitl Ii perfectly sufficient to keep
thu lights IL. running Olstcr.
, 1880-07-29

n me Washington Capital announces that
ssa. ~ ehesmRn has succeeded In getting full
.sNment ~ OF Infantry und artillery In Washiuy-
~ and that this fact hax u profound meaning.
~. suppose It means that tho real money In tho
~ tssssuty Department IL not to 10 surrendered
% ths arst moi,
, 1880-07-29
INSTANTLY KILLED.

sp<elW UIN1ith 70 1hs CHe1Qd 7716UHs.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 2s.-Wllliam Der
r., q resident OF West Lebanon, lna., was
Instantly kl'let! Inst evening BY a passenger
engine on tho Wabash, st. Louis Il lncl.lc
hallway, uhout halt milo weGt Ut tllat
place. bury attempted to cross tic truck IN
ldyuneu VI tlle anKll.e, MIL. Il wns supposed,
Int! successfully done ~, until Ills llMt Why
seci. to ny IN the air. An examination showed
tllnt tlu lLatl M.en tr1,yn Aga!llst MI ntljulll.
Ink eur viii, such forcc ~ tu crush hts Ecnl
Into pulp. Death WIS instantaneous,
, 1880-07-29
TILE RAILROADS.
TIE SOUTHERN WAR.

I4iC 5oU1llIlsN "Alss
Tho war bctwcun tic Louisville & Nash
vile Combination ai,tl tho Chicago, st. Louis
II Now Orleans Rulrnnt Is getting tsercer
duction Of ahuut 10 pur cent III passenger
rites. 1t Is also stated that ltyoly cutting lit
freight rntes Is Roing On between tho two
corporations mid thelr allies Tho causes
wllcl, produced this condition OF affairs date
rs fur hnck nj tho accession Of the New Or
leans Il Mobile Road by the Louisville &
Nashville Combination. Tlifs brought the
Louisville t. Nashville Into direct co.npcti-
tlon With tho Chicago, st. Louis s. New
Orleans Road for the Now Orleans
traffic, ,a,t the former at once
tried To put on t1ictatorial Mrs.
Tho Chicago, st, Louis d New Orleans,
fan,lliarly. known rs tho jackson route,
claimed tho right to control rates between
New 0rigit1ls MI! CllicAKu us ilntural terri
3N2s N2nys 5 tsSsy SSfssa tic t sht ~ 'SSS I'd S5v te
louisville. holding that II WIS tic privilege
Of oncli company. within its respective terri
tory, u Shargg w',ateeyer price Il cl!ose. Tho
law thinss II It's ; own way ait"geii,or, md tlla
result wis tic present war: Thnt tic CHI
IT, t. stand SUCH Il Init, tl,nl, tlio
Ssy|s Ss ysaz 5' It. i DSSs Sfse%'Ny z Nsw s'TfFas 0Fsns
Is uwl,rd by tho Illinois Central, one of. tho
wcaltllest corporations it, the country, wl!cIl
e:.,l stald fight Of tlls Kind without serious
tic Lo,tisyilo Il Nasjiyiilo, however, Is
cluincd to be III anything but i satisfactory
condition, nnl tho stntgnlent in yesterdays
TMnuNE showing the inlnsise Increase 1t!
few months rather cO,llirnls this belief. Many
OF tile Southern roads lAtcly acquired by the
Louisville Il Nashville ara lthprDlitnble cutl.
cerus ut tho bust, and tho lnsus Inflicted upon
them by tl[8 war must prove heavy burden
u, t1,a + n1t1api1ft H. Nuq1tpitIp.
, 1880-07-29
NtINECE{}'rA.

ST. PAUL, NI1n,,., July as.-The census Of
Minnesota Is now complete. Thu total pop
ulutiun Ut tile State Is 7So.o1:, nj increase uf
3t0,3QB since 1870, or little more thaM Il per
cent. Tile greasest increase is In tho Thru
Congressional District, wllicl, has ulore thu
toublell Its population, Tslts will prubnLly
give Mhne3ot:. live congressman under thu
next apportlon1ucut.
, 1880-07-29

1fAnnrsnrta', It., July ss.-Capt. james
II. Stanley, of Mlddfetow1l. died last n!gf.
from hydroplItl!,ta. When tio symptoms
first brcNl,le lllsnifuat-5tt.ntay last-thc CAP
tntu batle his friends good-by, anu submitted
himself to the care Of keepers. but ou sfon-
day night, tlttrEng n v"lcnt si,',snl, lie s:s-
capetl, and WIS found III thu suburbs biting
nt everything Within reacl,. Tile ttecensed
was bitten by Ills own dug live weuks ago.
, 1880-07-29

Charles L. Cooke, Of. l3ufEa'o. N. T., IN.
yentor vi Cooka's patent safrly-swltcli far
railroads, arrived In Oh!cnxo yesterday, aud
wIll remain llero several weeks.
, Mr., Henry Anes l.as declined the posltton
Of Local Freight Agent Of the Wnbash In
tlls city. Air. {icorge Clinton, formerly with
tho Chicago. atttwa.lkes s. st, raal, Eas her''
rendered the position and hns accepted thu
sane. Mr. rIlItOn viii Anye chgrgv u bot''
, 1880-07-29

4 FIRM Of cotton-factors III Now Orleans
have sant an agpnt to Europe to scoure 100
spsnsh and Portuguese lu1orers for planters
Who can't ket tho ucgroos they need at tho waKes
they arc willing to pay. II tho playful shotgun
Fete hung up OH tho hooka there wouldn't 10
quite 10 much disturbance In tho Louisiana
labof-mnrkAk
, 1880-07-29

TOLEDO Republicans. demand a candidate
Tor Congress who shall haye thu ability 10 bout
sFank lfurd. The first requsit. they say. Is thnt
% shal! como FROM Lucas County, III which TO-
t'io situated, and tho second thnt he shall bo
stvAl stump speaker. E1-0ov, Cox whipped
sota four years ugo, and ~ good d man could
do It again,
, 1880-07-29

CISclsxAr1 O., July as.-1'ho Glzctte's
Gall!poIls (O.) spcclnl says: Tho two work.
Ing parties OH tho Ohio & Wrst Virginia
Railroad cams together nnd Joined tho track
this afternoon, ninkfnH n complete line from
Columbus 10 {lullpolls. SEVERAL miles OF
ballast[nE remains tD 1e done. arltl thy road
will not Go oper fur trA1fie until Aux. ",
, 1880-07-29

The Republican. cntnpaIgn. I'll Oliio will
opcu fpr,nu!sy on Aug. 70, .n,i will bc kept TIP
rIts uscat animation till elrction-dny. Among
Ito more prominent srenkcrs utready prtsinlscd
lro Sccrctnry shernln,1. Senatur itlnl1H. Scnntor
Logan, ex Secretary tobeson. tlesl. llnwley. nnd
possibly Secretary SclnIrz. Gnrtells minority
ttvaro,lsly estimated, come sans.sIne Neprt,.
feans declaring that III will get s5,ooo 1norc
;utcs thaI my other mnn wlIu ever ratl !n tho
State. lie Is certa1n tn get enough 10 curry tho
Etate; uo Democrat denies thnt.
, 1880-07-29
1lIEIl IN l. CAIl.

1:ocy Is1.ASl,, H.. JnIy:asA-'ro-nIght some
emuloyts Ut thu ltock Island Il Peoria ltQat,
wI.eI. opc.llng through car from Clncln-
nati loaded With anlphurIc uc{d, caMa UPON
ttls bosly. o!a snai'. WHOSE head a4l TUG upper
cur left Cincinnati July II, s,l4 reached here
, 1880-07-29

aptetdt Di,pateh tn The Chteaeo Tribune.
WArEnrowx, Wis. July ss.-'rhts fore
mon David Dyhell, whose home Is at Lit
fayette, lnd., was struck by the engine Of n
fretght.tratn OH the Northwestern hallway,
two ,niles. north Ut l.ere, and received proba-
bly fatal Injuries.
, 1880-07-29

ARCHIBALD FonnEs will lecture In Amer
- - about "R0yal Persons Whom I Hayo
Ano~n." Wo don't euro to hear about Royal
1essoaa known to Archibald Forbes. II ho
",. "ua!a lecture about Hoyul rut!lane, or Noyal
ssaales' ' or lsoYAl rAkes whom ho bus known. it
1o4ld ba more 10 tho no,pt,
, 1880-07-29

T.tE Democrats hnye never stirred mp tho
business end or /. hornets nest 80 successfully
asthcy did when thu Wnllacu Committee Got
John l., Davenport, of New York, I'll tho stnn.l.
While thoy were scarching for tho torpedo tlat
was to blow thu Republicans out Of wAttr 1t cx-
plo1ed under tho Democratic party. al,u made
terrible exposure Ut their frnuds md outraRes
hgaast tulest suffrage. The Committee hastily
gatheret NJ, tllo fragments and left tho field Ut
thcIr. discontinue. They hud opened up nosv
thar, they were looking IT,.