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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JULY 3D. 1880

mower of arrest Senator c. W. Jones' OF Florlda also
spoke --,-.... III. . ,,h
The Fourth Ward Democratic Association neid pnD'
inc and raised a banner bearing portraits OF General
Uancock and Mr. English. There were fireworks music
and SON speeches.
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"PALMER's LoTIoN has cured me of Sor
Eyes trying the most celebrated ocnt ~ Boston WI"
no success" w. y. GREEN, huntington. W Va.
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TREATMENT AND CURE FOR HERNIA
Il Why hive IN Torment, when " White Patent Love,
Truss" with It's wonderful ng power VIII bring couon
and cnre Unlike all other tusses has no pressure ont
Hack safe and reliable send for Pamphlet Address
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AnOunconientsl

"PALMER's INVISIBLE is infinitely superior
10 all other powders 80 the ladies talk and wtite
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KICKED OVERHEARD BY his sHIPMATE
X. L. Sherwood. master of the American schooner
ties yesterday, on the arrival of his vessel
at Sandy Hook, from Cuba. that Stephen
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UNLOADING THE OBELISK.
HOW THE WORK WILL BE AccoMPLlsHE


II has been at last decided to unload the obelisk at
the pier at the foot of West Seventy-niutb-st Yes
terday afternoon the Dessoug was towed from her
moorings at the foot of Thirty thlrd-st.. and the
landing at the pier was made about O'Clock,
too late to accomplish anything fur
thcr The work Of unloading Till begin
to-day The stones Which comprise ot the f0uaa
first be removed; 1t s.expected that this will &C,
pieces are of large size and will require great care
IN handling They will be transported across the
Park ON trucks rugged for the purpose. Captain
Gorringe who will superintend all tie operations
in person. thinks that the transportation of the
foundation stones will present no difficulties.
After these have been disposed Of hSwever, the
real work of getting out the Obelsk will begin. In
order to do this the Dessoug will go into dry
dock where the obeisk will be removed by taking
off the side of the vessel. 1t has not yet been de
cided to what dock the vessel will be TAKEN but that
at foot of Court-st.. Brooklyn, has been favorably
spoken of. The obesk win then be placed upon
float which will be towed back to the Seventy ,
transportation to the site decided upon in Central
Park. 1t is impossible at present to determine how
long it will be before the work will be completed.
as accidents may which will gre atty delay 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
WHEEL CAUGHT BY A PILE.

The steamboat Richard Stockton, which runs to
the Iron Pier at Coney Island. met with q tritiing
accident yesterday. The boat left the pier at
Twenty -second;st at IL a. m, but as 1t was early
passengers from the city on board. There were
about 800 or 400 people. mostly from Philadelphia
and New-Jersey, on board. When of Bay Ridge
of her paddle heels had been caught by floating
pile and could not be extricated. The boat re-
manned at anchor there until the Kill Won Kull
passed up on her 11:45 a. m. trip from the pier to
New-York She was sqnalled ard then the passen-
gers were transferred from the Stockton and taken
to the Iron Pier on the Kill Won Kul The Richard
Stockton remained in one position for nearly two
hours when she came back to the city. i be only
damage she sustained was the loss of two buckets
from one paddle-wheel. The boat was taken 20
New-Jersey where she will be repaired. She will
make her usual trips to day. There was little If
any excitement on board the boat. When 1t was
first known that there a slight accident some
of the visitors from other cities remembering the
recent disasters near New-York, became alarmed,
but their fears quoted. The greatest de-
Law the passengers suffered was in transferring
them from one boat to the other in mid stream.
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NEWARK.


cOlOred prisoner named Howard escaped from
Caldwell PenitentIary on Wednesday.
The receiver of the First National Bank has Sc
cured the removal of the tschments of the First
National Bank of New-York. and about 1870. 900
will be received from this source IN n few days. Ii
is possible that when the CLAIMS have been fully
paid there Will be some small amount to return 10
the stockholders. Yesterday morning President
Cook paid to the receiver the full amount OF the
assessment on the sixty-threo shares of the stock
held by him, amounting to $4,000.
JERSEY CITY.
The building owned by Allan Lane. at No. 40
CregOry-st. was set on fire Thursday night. Tho
flames were cxtinguished before the building was
injured
Mrs. Mcknight. of No. 119 Monticeo-ave. has
sued j. b. 1ruscott her landlord to recover 50 900
for alleged trespass. The woman in arrears
for rent and her store was sold out by constable.
The Bill Telephone Company yesterday erected
some telegraph poles in Tonnelc.ave.. without the
consent of the property owners in violation Of the
city ordinances. Chief of Police Murphy ordered
his officers to arrest the workmen
Mrs. Weiss. the wife of Theodore Weiss, liquor
day night She is thirty-fve years old. She has
lived Oh bad terms with her husband ana they
have had frequent quarrels On Saturday morning
they qnarreled bitterly and Mrs. Weiss was very
Respondent during the day.
NEW-JERSEY.
CONSTABLE HooK.-Wnliam Thompson. laborer.
fell into cearway Wednesday night. while intoxi-
Gated. and broke his neck. HIS wife and five child
rem are IN destitute circumstances.
Union HuI--The stables Of Charles Tag were
entered by thieves Mt an early hour Yesterday
morning. They packed up for removal harness
robes and blankets valued at 5000, but they were
frightened away without their plumber by the
coachman.
LONG ISLAND
MfIRICK.-The annual camp meeting of the
Long Island Camp Meeting Association began yes
terday at Merrick. 1t will continue two weeks.
RIvERBEAD.-The examination of Herbert Wilbur
and John Higgins, charged with the murder of
Miles Morris at Sag Iarbor, was concluded before
Justice Jennings yesterday, the prisoners being
committed 10 the Riverhead Jail to await the
of the Grand Jury. The Jail is old and insecure.
Only few nights ago three prisoners nearly sue
ceeded In escaping by digging through the walls.
With these two men, ne two colored women await
ing trial on charges OF infanteide and several bur
lish guard to prevent their escape.
RoCK.wAY.-The yacht Emily. which was stolen
, 1880-09-13
THE OKOLoNA MAN,
l1lH E1KWH On sHL1Tic8.
1b The i:dlior cJ TIA chicago Tribune,

1b tho idlsor 81 TIA Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS. renn., sopt. l0.-1luncock, IN bis
LrttcrJn Aercntancc, avnws binding belief In
StAte-s0vcreRnty.
On this supreme point he unwitttus!y admits
iii that ws Of thd South claim nnd contcua tor
by stttniltttti2 thAt
"rho Constitution limits tho authority ot tho
General Government"
II this 10 tho cusc, at It Is, tho (icncsal Gov.
ernmcnt Isn't soserelsn my why you Gun d Z md
frcsr0 It..
And that IL precisely what the south hn, bccp
lighting far With ballots, and sighting fur with
bullets, aid fighting tor with h4llots uValu;
llAncock says, suja ho:
The powers not delegated 10 tho United
statcs by thu Constitution, nor prohibited W IL
to tho ststsy' bcons to th9 ssates respectively"
1'ha.'a Jus. what tho Contribution says,
Tnat's Just what tho UkolnnR States uB6d to
say, under a.y uanugcncnr, and
That's Just whit hiy to.ln
Tho power of eoctolnS State back Into tue
unlon was never ''deieanted ~ tho United
stulos";
Tho powot of sscsdlna wis id noyci apfehiDilaa
to tho 6tatca"1
And tho result Is. that tho Fcderu, soldiers II,
tho aHht OF isl-'us Wose
1'ruiuIts,
Whi!o tho Confederate soldiers were
Patriots.
lls,rIkcs tue s..tn4s pt our CoufeIcn,to iaddy.
bucks, 1owdscr. TINT )lanpoGk nsa.Au i false step,
anu 'lcw bis hhccssle,lts, by his ysngul4e refer
cnce to tho revolutionary Amendments
liz says, says he;
"1hc Fourteenth Aiil Fifteenth Amendments
, 1880-09-13
DIR, BUCHANAN.

TIo IN Turcd NcrO86 tIlU TRIycr bv Fnlnc
Vric,1t,x. and unvix INTO the Hands ar
.ss.ss.s,sS..,1 r.sn.,,s.s- r.s's
ENn""e'Pns" ueAecH.oSAne Ane
cicnt Fraud GocR on to Rhtlnde3rlais
without Ilcalstance.
fl,tro1t 1so,t q4nt n
n 1u,h,,an tho % philon",,h,, ,,on,ou =,
-. 1usaa' .,..,..a Nv a''ta.a ," seuaes y.
bogus alrtpWha, nas oec1 4oVeflnK hDout
Windsor md vicinity GyCr 6Ince the publicity
Of his ,prcseuco In this city wurntsi him that
hia nnr.nnoI n1aiv reo,,lrri him IN ,ct .,,, ~
tho country. l1ls clumsy attempt to throw
tho detectlfcs of tho sccnt by writing to tho
'fnst d,tt1 Tribune iuttsr dated at Now York
,.,, s.tiji. u .,so,o - -, ,,ut1,S a,ai..aa -.
t a41o 'ft.Ntu9 - aoso " W.. ~ uanou ueccN ~ w
ohe I1o "aa becn III " MHAsof tAo uay tno lettct
, 1880-09-13
NOTES.
ngy. CHANT 10 'uoy. nourr

0ES. CHANT 70 GOV. nourr.
Gen. Grant hus written tho following letter TO
-px-Cov. .Itu,,tt Of Colprnin. under dmtc NJ
Aur IN, N''asA ""'' VI
avg; ~
,..,,a MrS ulnnt PAP male W her mind not 70
lHuAt ~ nuWuEer, ncarlt continually TO- at
tcHs! ntto alla couhty t@!fs, aodets reunions,
tntGt ttsi I ~. tnu nentio!.cans seein
NH in5nMn II thnW IN m ~ ar sp}t, ~, MsW hn
fnr ycaTs Vii prnGafy Sc te hTsakinn ~, "
thn 1jotx.r1tlu uartv mi IN" .,rn1,Ifzmttnn ~ ~
ftyn Nhfionni nyirfics cSnrssfir,, th Tr,tWh,.e ~
frfsciy. withmt fcnr In Mi snrtisn. Mixr Ha,ss
trnIy. "s% s~''' 49, "'' ~ II 4 II n.r !.
sr,.,, ,,,:,,,.' ..,., s.v..' ~ y: utse'4' .
TUE peAochAoY r1ls ESsMf or TltE SOUTH.
q. Special Dhpaleh to Gns ch1eueo Tribune.
|. WASHINGTON, u. c., ecpt. IA North Cnro.
slInn ffu,n,bIiean ycrv ahrowl}v sova that .ho
non,o,ra H. IN ~, T. -, ooa -. -.a. ~
l'ohloesAuo party 10 tae enemy Of INC Southern
people, nnd 10 thus summarizes his ruasona:
IL In evury caso whcro tho IsepullIcnn Cpn-
.stItutIops, untlur which tho s0ilthcrn Htates
Wcru rGgrxan1el md admitted to tic UnsoI,,
hnve btGh itutnlcd uy Democratic CGnyeirtIons'
THO rl9tts ana powers Of tho MIpIv h,lyu irf.,
abridged. Wu hayo tl nxsn,pio Il, North Cnn,.
lliia: tho fHlWCr to Uhoosp County C.,mtiIx.
Kionets, NpsIstratcs, and school Cotninittecs bus
~. .F4o policy uf thAt party hndCra tho ffitro.
, 1880-09-13
WASHINGTON MATTERS.

~ oPFFsot 1ssP07e" w 1H EHse419Q 7T1uEaEs
WAsHtNoToH, D. c.. sdpt. 1s.-somo timo hgo
Controller Knox asked tho National bauks FOR
tho Statistics Of their iutctf,aI:rp4o1ue ta3es
The returns nro coming III, biit will not bv COM
pleted and toady for publication uhtil October,
III the lncantlma u slmilIr table Of statlStica
giving the luternal-roycnue taxes assessol on
tho RvcruyQ capital and deposits OF 1auks und
bankers Uthur than Nauonnl bnnka for tho
twelve months ended Muy VI, 1870, has boen pre-
banks. $154.UB.T1; tax On capital ot atylnga In
attsutaols, S!T4S!s; totHl. .4ikl4a; tax Un ,io
poslA Of blnkA, $l84t, .lE; tA1 Un lcttosits uf
Savings Institutions, &llD, ,1G.Ni totaL $.,iN,-
ik.7.8S; grand tUtul, Sly, ,6sl lu.
Con. Hcnnct, Unltod atates Chief OtLnance,
In Ills Forthcoming report viii advocate The
adoption OF tho Bcalles Militia I'LL 10 scprHantzo
tho militia. with View 10 iHuro syAteuiattu
and permanent establishment.
, 1880-09-13

I'.,,S If's!n,S b!snt,,fully , .upBl,ed w!th money BY
Ent'nttons With persons on tho other aide
1otrny him. A echsmo Wa flxcsi up will
them In, purrnanca of which Iiuehnnan ngrcetl
Of sei faSepna a Sssspsn erte
sn named @ No51 Ica,a.l ln' = hcen .ehanans
asl she eSas 0eS e
t@So @ rser. pas H. 1s shenks '' TO a'iH's IL.
ehanan's confederatcs, who. IL tl,Is business
worked successfully. Tho crossing was to be ii
e. a 6sf oe o osn Fof Fna 'a ne ss
was t al Ko,neka @ 'S;s Wednscsday. di aceompanied d
Ill., h ii. s ~. Chapman, % 5Sls,!yo * n'aS: ::
Thursday went up IL to Courtwrlaht, opposlt st.
ClAtr, whero NIL assomblcl that svenitig. Thoy
were 70 cross e = smnll boat about midnight,
whiting ~ them. Tho dotoctivd wont 70 Port
lrps oas!y II te lay and oq1!asod tho services
o WIKI cair All xhen essean ~hsa "eSaa a
Ehaptnnn wcre brought oyer III snal bont by
llal tl,o hotci tnnn, .ccurtlinH to tho hrrAnEo-
@ "S tic 'ss w. Se:a as y takos setS insS
epstesIy . 1',,'a na sorvsycd T. ret iia%,a .,s
XFn bonds in tho autn Of 5000 or Ko to jail to
nWnit 4 rcHMslttnn from tfln Governor or Penn.
sylvMhaa.. flo thought tho matter over and
finally decided tn 10 10 PHILADELPHIA
without y requtsition., 1io nccordlnuly
ttrt!ay afternoon IN chhrgp Of Dctccttvo
Miller aIi4 accompanied BY Chapman and sfr.
originally exposed nutha,lnn: rcprgsontatiye
his old frlcnd who a fow .wccka ago thrcatonoi
toEve him n dnsh blink good thrashinK bc-
catise no interviewed him ut All unse1,son.
ablo hour WHOM. ho WIS ut tho lntcrna-
uonhl Hotel, Windsor. The. only change
which he has nude In his factal append.
ayes Is TO lyo his ,mllstacho black. EIe
locks :. all brokon up" bis largo mouth having
moro than Dycr Il downward hhg ut Each corner.
ills eyCa nro rel nnd blootishot, and he resembles
In general n Mnn who hhs not slcpt well fnr sey-
crl nights, nn0 Is dfsgnBtc1 with himself. For
h1llrs yestonlny he sat III gloomy and persistent
rGttccncc. refusing to remove his hat or othcr-
wlsc recognize tho fact thnt he WINS in 4 civil
Izn! country. Lust evening no WIS stifky nud
would any but little to auy ono except Chapman,
A., yo,!n1E feil9w y who gysg one th9
GrIgan1 a Or other boiling with tnaloyo!cnt De-
n urcat denl OF the time. Char.cs +. Miller,
tho .olllcer who arrested Buchanan nntl who
wurkGd un tho cHsG rGry shrowdy, fs a noted
"mttrtter detective" of fhtInleiph1n mid very
successful officer. JIe occupied tho Cur scat
With Uuohnnhnt and seemed to tilko very brr-
tlor1y Interest IN all his golugs out and coinlngs
In.
TITO pnfty will arrive ut PHILADELPHIA lato sat-
urtlAy night or carly Bnndny morning.
, 1880-09-13
HONOLULU. IN AN .UpROAR.
Tho King Forced 10 Hack Down, and
MR.. CELSIUS Ctcanr Moreno ordered IL
Leave tho K1ilEloI1t.

4n0 FKlO8 H0FCGU 10 HACK D0Wn4 ana
MR.. Ce1aus Ctcanr Moreno ordered 10
Leave tho KlEEiont.
San Fvanctseo Chronicle.
HONOLULU, Aug. 10.-Withfn tho past few
days this island Kingdom hAs passed through
MI important phase In 1ts cxletoIlcc. The King
1ns executed n coup d'ttat in tho Interest III ono
Celsius CsEsar Moreno, n foreign, advonturcr
unfavorabIy known In tho United Stntos, and,
under tho pressure Of tho Diplomatic Corps, hns
rtcttleti from hts nction. On Saturday inst, the
14tl, tnst, 1t pleased his Matesty 10 pforoKue the
Legislative Assembly which hRd been In session
ct1hty-ilv0 dnyh. Shortly nftcr tho prorugudon,
crch Of tho Ministers received MI Uryier to resign
his portfolio without dcny. Tho excitement was
very intense. moro especially whun 1t tSna found
TINT tho following had been selected As noinbera
Of tho nuw Ministry; John E. Bush. minister Of
ono, Minister ot Foreign ltclntons, .yEca John n.
Knpenu; ii. kuuea. Minister ot Finnficc, vfcs
:. Il. KnMi; ". G. lones, Attorney Qcncrsll, vico
n.id Finnice wero natives, tho Attorney ilen.
eral was nn Ohtoat, while tho Minister OF For
egn Afairs WIS chcypiicr d'iildustrto.
ovcning, it which the following resolution was
utnMmt nnantmuuely ntoptcd: -.
W,n fnsAI iaa: M Sss g1tSy M Mns # the
cnuse dissolved tho iato,, ministerial Cablnct
*ho thoy had IL! the conlldonce e tho Lp9.
81 sead Ministry s nolaRns eao Gesua sspG U
Stns 1So ms sHSfsf ss 5 r a9tsRn elsss
and whd tlls iacitfor thu qotdcnco nor resspcct
oresn Mner II ossn Aar
Ntsolted, rhat his Majesty has thercpy acted
iiasaiiss ovsrsa,ens ''etss eeonstisaten M ene
2! m,onassehy " cst1n1shsd end hsndsd
ia hz ftaat IL hoot tin To
, 1880-09-13

Lou1sviIhE, KY, Sept. ls,-An ow onton special
to the Courier Journal snys: IA very ser,ou,
shooting nGray occurred at picnic about sey.
ctltccn miles from hero yesterday. The dilIculiy
hrosa Detwcet, sorno drunken. boys over snmr
trivial mattor. which, before its tcrtninntlon In.
volved thrce brothers nnmcd Smith md three
brothers named Hammond, md II half brother
OF 1fammond'a named Barnard Acre. The
shooting was gcncrai nnd indulgcd in By
both partIes, but tho Smiths proved mora
expert with weapons, Aero, a boy Of IS years,
was shot in tho head and instantly killed, aud
bis three hnlf nrothers, Iinmmonds, wcru all
tending rhysiclnts FRy, hro t11ortAlly wu,inded.
The sH1ths md IiHsnrnonts arc cousins, md
boys: Tho parties who dill the shooting hnre
avoided arrest.. They Aro tho Sons Of g. Y,
Smith, Justice OF tho Teace, and nro very re.
spectacle and rood citEzcnR.
, 1880-09-13
A Serious Instruction reported
to Have OcciIrrctl nt Hcrat,
AtEhnntstffl.
British Troops Moving to the Support
of Various Important Po-
sitions,
Additional Details or the Brit, Of tho
Spanish 1nfanta Saturday
Night.
Strong Opposition Manifested in Spain to
0ampoB' Liberal Movement,
TURNKEY.
THE GARNET ttrOnoAS1zEp.

THE CABINET roNoAH1zED.
COasTASTlSorIE, Sept. 12.-Tho Sultan hns is-
sued an Imperial 't'htt d!sniesing Catiri 1'nsha,
Primo Minister, nnd appointing Said Pasha his
SUCCESSOR. TITO hatt sthtes thnt, In vlow Of the
9n.vity IF tho present state OF uitnirs liii tho
urgency VI measures to be tnken, the chnng0 III
the Ministry is necessary, and expresses tho
conviction that SHttt pnsha will l,c nbo 10 effect
a sataafdcfory- sotutidn Of pending questions.
IIie Cnbingt Ens ocen reconstructed lts fOlluws:
Server !ashh, rfcs[tcNt 0f tho Council OF
StItc, III nlaru OF AnrEli t'astlu.
.Assitn I'nstn, Minister ct Foreign Affairs, III
pIace or Abchn l.lshn.
Nnxlf pasha. Minister Of I'ous Foundations.
Half InHhn, Minister of Commerce, In place of
kDdr 1,aelltl. WIN bold this Ministry incunJunc-
tton with tho Premiership,
ktnmil rosha. Minlster Of Public Instruction,
In rlacc OF MuNf AGendi.
Tho other Ministers rutaln their present posi-
uUnY. -
, 1880-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ".--Josoph Tapson,
formerly sccrctary bt tho Metropolitan Railway
Conpnny's rrovideht Savings Bank Of England,
was arrested hero Inst night eu charge Of ap-
propriating at lllctont times during tho past
four Or five yen1s sums Of money belonging to
tie d0posltofs of that institution nwarceallns
abont 10000. lilo donlcd bis identity Mt arst,
but upon being confronted by Chief Inspector
Gor1ou, OF tho metropolitan Hallway Coinpanys
police, to whom le WINS known. he Admitted hs
identity, Ho Will havc a hearing before The
United States Commissioner Tomorrow.
, 1880-09-13
SPAIN.

THE INPANrA,
bfAnn1p, Sept 1R.-The baptism of the Princess
has been fixed for Sept. n. Ex-Queen Isabella
viii hc one Or tho sponsors.
TIE Btn1H.
The Princess was born ut about o clock Sat-
nrslay night. According to unc,cnt otiauot, the
Ministers, Maral,aIs, grandeos, and diplomats
awaited tho ovont In nn nnto-ohhnbcr.
Tho Duke or Bcato, Grand MASTER
Of tho Palace, nnnonnecd tho birth.
Shortly nftGr tho King brought out tho tifnnta,
md showed 1t to tho nssGml,laRe. The Minister
OF Justice drew mp Il decd nttesting tho birth.
CAr.I l,EH MERCY fo1l SHORT.
Tic lnfhnta WILL be chrlstencd Mercedes aud
about dozen other nnules.
ANNOUNCED nY AnTILLEItr.
Tho birth WIS announced to tho city by nrtil-
lcry.
OPPOSITION 10 cAMros.
LONDON, Sept. 1s.-A dispatch from Hondnyo
reports that tho NintbterIalIsta during tho past
week have very plainly hinted that II Gen.
CMtNpo6 continues to organize a Liberal OppO9i.
ton tho Cabinet wnuld unhcsitntinRly exile him.
In pIAcgs Where democr,ltiu candidates wcre
successful for tho Councils General, tho Gov
crnors arrested tho opposition electors by whole
sale: In Valencia a percmptory order from tho
Minister OF tho Interior hud 10 DO obtained be-
foro thoy werg released.
ATTkMlTED ARSASINAT1ON.
Madrid, Sept. 19.-A fut{ip attempt WITS made
on Saturday to asaas[nato tho Project Of VaIlA-
dolil. Tho criminal was nrrcatGd.
, 1880-09-13


aay hold IN Inquest ID tho Soa5 81 The !s young %
nun Morris, found dead on tho lcvco last night
Gevet,l cuts on tho head Indicated murder, bul
no ovideuce could be obtained to suhstnuttutc
this. Tho residents OF tho cnstern p,,rt OF The
for.
, 1880-09-13
DESIGNS or THE SOUTH.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN In CAS-. or uRAocltarlo
SCCEkSX rIfIA YAit

To III Editor u Tbs Chicago Tribune,
Huk1svIlLE. Ala. Sept. 6.--Tu Southern lte-
pnbl!cAhs tho pol!:tcat struggle now going On is
OF nlpre Importance thau to nry otLur cluss IN
tho United slates. And to white nepuplir;,,,s
here 1t IL Of ", sust Importance that ull their
other ,ntcrcsts arc forgotten II! shclr interest III
~ sraults. While tho eople or the Nvrth nuy
, 1880-09-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

BLAcKnuns, Bcpt. Eat a nceting of tho
Wagcs Committee last night It was decided to
bring out Accrington or Great Harwnrd on
strike, but the final decision was postponed
pending further shop-mcct!nys OF wcaycrs at
tha beginning Of tho week.
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT,
LONDON, sept. 1a.-Iho train from Waterloo
Stntion. London, for HAMPTON Court, ct1ne IN
colliton with nlt engine last night. -Four per-
Sons wGro killed aud thirty injured.
, 1880-09-13

EvANsy1IIE, Ind, Bopt- ls.-J. n. Nimley and
James Mills passcd through tho city to-day en-
route to Somerset, Whorc a brother Of NitnleyIs
in jail under sentence of ltnsh for tho murder
of Mills, who disappeared mystoriouely FROM
Somersot fourteen years ngo; and had not sInce
bcon henrd. OF LII discovered by j. N. Nmlcy
near Forts Forty, KY, on Saturday.
, 1880-09-13

NUfrrnn1fUf TINT HXjHtS NUt1t&V the Finders nk
TIN t)rn,,,crnrv }rrr n,l is tuluht lv tl,ntn tn
tt,n py,,,tc. Thu ,1etcrn!t,at,nm or thn mart NJ
to went bij1k Of tic Willie mon ,ir iho sNif Il,
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ni,d fN,,sias '5cfiocr7}h vGto III 'tay}jr Of lis
Union; now y! 9r ioh!ly eIl ot tliaso two old
classes arc as ta'iy intent on ruling or 7essrny.
Ing tho Government ns tho sccosslonsss wete II,
,vorpIno viii tha hro rrni, a., ,.,e",.
5 es artx S os h tbs e. L w o ., Fl tqo
.ho cnans ~ .so baS fey s ft nv e. at NJ
fc sls' ~ Nv NV ee' ~ ~ "'''e'' p'o "u ''ea''
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n1 n,s,, wo ne sts tSn and viii des}oy their mat
fr IL, nm ,,,nons KAY tko, .n ,' st , T. ~. IKE
~ mn ,,no IN syrnans ~ thn ~" f
fnn, II, nc,T,n niiah htron,tr h, ,tscs,ss ,ons
TOR kcopI,,x cuIorrtt nt1i bCii,1d t fn t,Sttcr IL
thu sbil by igws. not allowing httn 10 contract
to o oSo viii VIII ~o N nHS a % a! ' een e. s s liz liz
tefa1e n hc a s1e ' enpapo g%fs" ot deae a se1s t
them. A. Thy en-! Of tho frst ,ear falsc ac-
fst'unts, s'u nEanst Witch ,ho nsg' VIII hass nIy
orgnntzcd 10 Ind ugnlnst him. can result tn but
;,t,f tLnE-n fudatt'sn. rsatt,st the negro. This
Saea afS &c &c Saeoss M II SceI % sp' to settles eon'e
4 kL.vE On rEox.
IN ono will. oven Il tho fows ,,,r sjlcnt IN Tim
snh1cse of s a!ioW,i s, nnStlor ,., To- y n ho eet
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crrt To- rcniMi,, In t,nn tince: M, no t,en ,viIf
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, 1880-09-13

KILLED ny A COACIInfAN.
rLA1NrlELp. N. j., Sept. 12.--About midnight
Saturday John johnson, rolorcl coachman,
killed Samuel Williams, also colored:
, 1880-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1s.-Dr. John Buchanan,
tho boEus diploma vcnder Of this city. who was
nrroeted In Ct. Clair, Mich last Thursday, at.
rived here this morning nnd wins locked upln
MpynmcnbtnE,