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, 1880-07-26

Tor their Urentl-pnssMge. Mr.
they wosl!l q ngyer take in farlni
vest NJ, E'tglisl, navy being a
or q paulHr. o.,



SYRACUSE, \. T.. July @'7 no smi.h,
the only surviving son of ttite ,ate Qes,tt
Smith. died at l,is residence at Pcterboro at
O'Clock this morning. Ills disease was corr
sumption lie died In Ills birtl-louse, TO
which lio desired to bu rentoyclt two weeks
ngo, when told that lie could not lire. This
house contained ono OF the most extensive
and valuable collections Of stuffed birds In
the unitat States. 1fr. Smith apent his last
hours N classifying llls birds, a,ldt when too
weak to perform the work himself. dictated
the arrangement 10 a1l allAnueI,sis. lie wus
bprn IN Peterb1rO about tjtfrty-nfne years
nE1: lie, with his sister, Mrs Charles D,
Miller, alone of sevcn children reached ma
turity.: ~ youth jlc WIS given every ad-
but ,!ir did not avail himself Of Mi the5
privileges, not having n fo1ldncss for such
purs4f!a. 11c WIS the Idol of, his fatller, WHO
GnYt ht1'i tue sitriInlNe Of MI Intimate friend
Beflhtl Greete. w1I0 for many years wns
conspicuous us a radical thinker and personal
associate ot tic, 9rent .pIllnnthrnpist. Ila
spent several winters Iii Flnr!tn and else-
the officer Df the Cu,ltra! Park Museum on
the sole condition that II s1sou1.l b. known rs
the areeilf Smith collection. Not knowing
lts extent md excellence, the officers de-
eliiied the ot{er, but subsequently tfiey
CAUSED It to be examined, anil, ilntlnR how
ValnaD!e It was, addressed Mr.. Smith letter
lie lad rD desire to force tic COLLECTION, into
Central 1'ark, nnd inttnnfed that. rs Ills
oi!er had been allce derlIi'rt, lie wis not In
c1!netl to renew 1t. a,tl 50 New York lost
what might !lnvi. yGtM Utle u[ the tlytnguls]l-
ing sights Of the Central Park Museum.
, 1880-07-26
CASUALTIES
4 STEAMER BURNED.
ErFetttt Ufspafeh tn The Ehteapn TFltgnk.

=. SHe"t StSVHieH TT 'hf AhtfHRF 1FtVkH<<
LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 25.-Thc Ohio River
sterh.wlleel steainer II. r. Dexter burne.! To
the waters edge here Mt p. IN. The Dexter
was tllscoYcrstt OIL fire when ,oppt,slt Bar
lnore's ship-yard, one milo abofo Louisville.
11cr Captain, G. j. Grammar, was IN the
pi1ot-house tnlkfng to tho rilflt, Il. ]. Me-
tl.cny, when the Inter first saw the flames
coming frum aft the tcxhs cabitl. Capt.
Grammar run below tu emil ttp the crew. and
pllot Aletllcny headed the Dexter for Tow
head 1aland. 0pposis East Louisville.
The Dexter was III m1twnter and
had tl,res~eIgllths Of 4 mile to
RO beftire touching land. The engineer
MI duty wus confused son,cWt,at by
the DccA%ta.t and reversed tho lWat After
Pilot Metheny Ind headed her for tic island.
Aletheny Htnutl ut the wheel, however, st,er-
linz lhrd fur shsnt, tile engineers bluntter
n,ecessltnting the pllot to hauk the craft. 'rhe
fumes enretopwtl the pt!ht-l,otlse.' driving
aIetheny from his posi-, but' liz CLING tu the
wheel from tllt roof ut the niicers' cnbin
until the Dexter was forced: nslN,re, bis con-
duet being ut the risk Ut ,hEs life. Wien
land w1as touched the pilot Ind to leap over-
board to save Himself. The dexter was
new tont, oil hpr maiden trip, ai,tt belonged
to the Evansville ts Cairo l.'acket Company.
Shr burne!E t. thu. wntet's edge. The cfpW
NIL escutMl. No passengers.
, 1880-07-26

AASEWh'S AMI eAE!5lAS'S l.lfEtFjts$
syseta! Dtspatea ia 1hs Chieapa Tribune. b..
WASHINGTON, u. C., July 25.-INe editor
Of tho Sitit<laN lIertstI, who served. under
Gen. Hancock, md IL one Of llIs personal
friends, !ntllnatctt very Blr0ngly TINT In spite
OF all tcnials correspondence hatl passed
between Gells. Sherman a,tA lIancock IN ro-
aard tn tbs Electoral dispute. Tu-tlay tIIls
editor thus plainly states tlo exiBtenceof tho
letter: 1--WE huye nut Inti,nAtcd TINT there
was no letter from lIanc0ck In 1870 relating
to tho Electorni dispute. W., understand
that there IL such letter, arla tlat ten. llRn-
cocks friends aro nnxlons that Gun.
Sherman shall furnish a copy for publica-
tlon." From tlo first controversy over
this subject tho friends OF. Gcn. 1lal,coek
here have insisted that there was only sim
Gle letter OH tho subject, but u corresponds
ullcc, alld that Gan. Hancock aud his friends
would b. yury gla4 to SEQ both Ills own ard
uell. Shefmans side OF this correspondence
in priAt,
THE MOST. PROMINENT HANCOCK PAPER
here, the Sunday Iicrlld, titus states pretet'
euces Of the nominee III regnrd to tho C!AasF-
lnanslllp Ut the National C0tlsntttce ttrOtll
which 1t appears that Walluee ..;.was not
wanted ut ul!, md TINT D2rnnnl was
only q second cholce. Tlp truth Is
TINT neither GEN lIancyk nor Ills
closest friends ut any tt1as. ',k.slsyd Senator
Wallace. TO tako the Cha1hna.lslltp' 9f the
National Comu,ittee, nor ~ they eo'inlder u
adSs91 Wiz 8o III W. eossiusts I'd eapa!el! of isid
wo.il5, pFobably have bed their first chvlc6
i tie ststs of h!s hcalH lad not Psrs.ngt..r-
lly forbidden his AegtGtanee; 3lr. HArnuHl
Was thsir nvxt choleY A1 t!4ls ease t4e ac~
, 1880-07-26
PHILADELPHIA L. READING,

Au Attempt 10 He Nlado to IReRllze
Something Out Of tho Cotititany's
Dtrrctuts-A SUIT t0 l3p aGndo nnd alae
Cx&c Tested.
Gnselat Dtspateh ia tn Chttaao Tribune,
pnlLAuEt.p1IIA, July 2a-Thoro are good
reasuus for belleylng tint at Inst sol',o dctlnlt
action IL to bu takell to try md extrlcate tho
atIalrs 0t the Philadelphia L. 1leaaIng Rail-
road Company from the slough Ut uncertain.
ty9M which they i,nye sunk slnca the suapell-
slon Ut tie Company few weeks ago.
An elninent lawyer 0f tlIts city, nav
rvlisel( fru4, tAa> aetiyu practices Ut Ills
profession, but closely connected with the
corporation management, WIS asked II !e
would undertake. Il su1t AgnIMst thu DErrtt-
urs ut tlie Company on bnllhlt Ut tlte stock
lIUIders. Quo Of tho uInlly ncta l)asseu by
the Legislature affecting ta,u lteatiIHH Con!.
pAny WIS olle py which Dyery Director fUt-
|!.g tor any 4tvlsloI of 'toiits ,.',, tIas
bsaouaIt 1sa IT. xb1s @ tor Safne liz %''s s.,t ts 80
11lsiJed Unless l,s protested Ii tho meeting
Ut the Yonrl, aud cansed his protest 70 be
published ill the dally newspapcls. It was
under tt!s statuta that the proln'ssA suit WIS
to bo brought. The lnwyuT rrferFuA to tle-
Glued, aud nls0 refused tn recaln'lielttt couh.
sel, but ha went w. fur ~ to sny ulRt tho
propor way to accomplish. the object was to
b b!l y ,.rsa eau'ty ygo,.Iau ~ the part at
- askns tisat tho teceIvsrs bs INSTRUCTED to
enter suit on bellalt OF the stocki,oitiora
sffulnat tie Directors who in Tho years lS1I-'7j
declared dividends to tho alnoll.it ut S1b,q0
000 m0rG than Mere earned, Alll, further,
that President 00wen, haytug bcan u n,c.u'
, 1880-07-26
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or TIlI: CHIEF SlnyAE OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, y. e., July 81 d. ln.-1ndi-
cntlons-Fur Tennessee mil the Uhio Valley,
clear or purity cloudy weather, southwest to
northwest winds, stationary or Iower tent-
perature aINl barometer.
For the Lowur Lake region, cloudy weath-
er, with rain. followed by partly cloudy
weather, southwest to northwest winds. stu.
nuDary or lower temperature, ilcariy stat1on.
nry hlrUlIletur.
Fur tlt Upper Lake region, clear Or partly
cloudy weather. possibly preceded by oeca-
siolln! rain, wlnds mostly aortl!wcsterly,
nearly stationary Temperature, stationary or
hfKt,cr barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi nni l.ower Mis-
guurt Valleys, clear Or purify cloudy weather,
southwest 10 northwest Winds, stationary Or
lower Temperature, higher barometer In
northern pnrts.
Tho Mississippi and Missouri Rivers Will
continue falling.
, 1880-07-26

Tho Princess Lou1sn Wants to Go Homo
nnA Stay xIoshc-tsrltfsll 1snpork OH
An,arlcun A.rieulture-A Qneer De-
fense In n L1Gtsor Case.
Special Dispaleh to Tat Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, July 95.-1t is quito possible that
tho Princess Louise ,nay nut return toCana-
lA again. 1t Is 8all to lnye been apparent
for some titno past that she WIS wearyiug to
get back to her own country, a1Hl tu be
among hor own people. II this should turn
out to be gu, 1t will only be tho fulAll!nent Of
prediction nlasle BY moro thun ul,o Of tho
society Journals shortly utter the Marquis
wus appointed Goyornor-Guneral. Ona Of
tie missions of her Royal lIigl,ness w,ls to
establish Court IN Caiintln,-A mission that
proved ~ complete 4 fnllure III tlla htte1lipt
nf Lord !3eacosllc!tl to vet the leuple drcatil-
Woman Of strong will. antl one WHO usunlls.
llas her own WAY: 50 that, II sllo has weariel
OF the country, she will not stay lii It Il dny
longer than Sllt wants to.
yer las ss Cave the hm eptli i1 Of W Wwlci, iii s M not
been ascartal!ed. Two, chtItlef were lost
ered aftera long spltrcll. 1t Inns bve.l pel,e.
tttte1 tlIreg-qnarteFs OF nile. al"l tho cnd
An e4.ltne .!tsense, known, ns Influenza. !s
spreading In thu Ottawa Valley. Tltu type fs
u serious ont. alld In most cHses tho disease
'ef'iaas apsesss isv DaSaisi to II. Chicago 1,sun
MoSIHsAi, @ s,,J JHly LafessfS * t,s srG'F 41i'. an
States On hotialf Ut tho ltGyNl Agricultural
ColniuisAl0ii, f}asu presented thgir report. 1t
sets out BY presenting all tug disadvantages
undof which tho farmer. suffers, but tho Md-
yantaKes, Which aru subsequently, sat out
completely nvsrEile tlsc for!lIer;; Tia adapt.
to l,avY lnAtle strong impression .Npn'
the Commissioners, n1itt tho opinion IL tx.
pressed that there Will niwaya ht Il Eooa
!inrket for heeses, with tendency towards
higher prices,
4 prsun cllarge.l With the Illegal sale Ut
liquor iieru escaped conviction by u very pa-
e,ll!ar defense. It WIS proved tllat tho liul0r
llal been soltl BY the prisoners Wlfe, which.
according to ulo nNt, WIS sufficient tu. con.
tltat thu evidence was infextiye, us theirs was
no proof Ut tl.e marriage ut the parties. llu
atAted that liz !ltltself Ws.s satisfied that they
were nun md wife, but 1tls!stel llpull thu
prosecution alduclnR lcgal .uyltlenee nf TIN
tAot: alM, ,as they woEe unable to to this, tho
Mr. Walter Sl,orIy i1as been appointed El,-
glneer ut the ao1th'Sl'orv Hallway and tull-
ilul. l1g Is now enEaged in selecting u site
for tho tunnel, between 1le kOlalu ul,1 l.a,l-
Kueutl. The work will bo commenced la1nle-
a'a'esy: ayy:e.a, p4ps.<A to n. ca.eaee Tribune.
TonoN1o, July @.-Mr. William CaAtn,
General Superintendent ut tue Cow Csoss
Allsston, anll General MannKer Of tue Cow
Cruss EMlEttl0n ClNb,-tWo 9i tho 1eHt Known
piilantllropic MoseIlai,ts " L9ntlon. their
alil Il hunting w fnrmer. lne,nbeis .of tha
Mission md thoss aided By tie. Club. llo
xQys tlAt English l,aVy!ea nre anxious II c0llla
~ GanAIa to work on tlle CRnluu Pacific
Railway, but eannot Ealsa tho necessary 10
, 1880-07-26

tivity Of iIt-nfor.ne,l nnd unrcllcrt1ng friends
llavt nilly served tn place Senator Wallace In
III embarrassing position. ill., ca1 tnku To
frIn,,t,G klt'ssis tho adage' "sayc me from my
THE NATIONAL. FINANCE COMMITTEE.
NEW S0Hk, July a5.-Tl,e Deitutrntic Nm.
ttonat Committee lns ntIH}ts1tr,l II cntnpnfHI
ilnance committee lii various States, includ-
tllE tho following: -
Arka,isas-JoI.il i. Sumter. Zul, Ward.
Ca!lfnrnin--L. ". Patterson. ~:
.coloradtI-W. a. II. i6,yetanl, Geil u. II.
illi,,.is-wltllsm 6. Goudy, Cyrus II. Nc.
cgTraicks lefry , +, Sfimit, r. ;y;, Gsn's Ham,,
dGrson. J9Sep!s =. Me llo!9l1.
lowa-W. u. ltaint q. ii. Parker.
kansas.-CItnrlt:s ". Blair. Isaac E. Eaton.
.kentucky.-1lellry D. Mclfenry. Henry
Whttcssoil, Z. D. Sanford, John ". Steye,l-
hIlol!igan-Edward Kautcr, ". D. Moran,
o. II. Biri.es.
Allnncsotn-r. II. Kelly. ". T.. Wells.
.Mlssuuri-JuhnG q. Frather, Oliver u. Fllley,
William Hyde, Jol,! q. Priest.
Ntlu.ska-J. Sterling Murton,. Gcorge i.
0hIo-william ". Armstrong, Col. oliver
!Hny,le, Jnlli q. Thompson. Georgo 1loatlle5.
4. sinli,oiiarni. s. II. Boycr, r. ". 4. Wallace,
Lewis e, Cassidy, Malcolm llny.
.Tehneasee-rlionlns O'Cul,,Ur, JOHN s.
Harris, W. H. Date.
Wlscoiisin-WItltam f. Vilas, Alexander
Mitchell. tntncs q. jenkins.
West Vtrginla- Campbell, Hell
ry u. Davis, Charles J, Faulkner.
, 1880-07-26
Gen. Sherman Asked to Make
Public Ills Correspondence
with Hancock
Which Bore upon the Lattor's Will
ingness to Recognize Til
denis Authority.
Wallace Not Wanted by Hancock for the
Nntionnl Committee Chair.
manshtp.
Rousing Ratification Meetings by Re.
publicans In Illinois Last
Saturday Night.
TEE DOOLITTEE BRIEF.

TEE DOO1IITTTIE BRIEF.
ytu.1. EXPOSURE ur THE ATTEMPTED CHEAT.
Speetat Uispatea IL The G.tsueo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., July .5.-'TIe tiespfc-'
able attcnIpt Of tlle lporld to continue the
falso Impression that Gen. Gnrlicld's CON-
ncction with the d. Golyer case l,us beef, b.
fore the Supreme Court for Its oplnfon IL
accepted here as prH'f Ut what Inns been slls-
pec.cA FROM the first t,-,,a1ne'y, tllat tic story
was deliberately manufactured fur campaign
use. Tho column ind halt which 1t
printed yesterday. pretending to show that
Its irregular correspondent wllu c0ncUctrtl
the first dispntc.s llnu been male tic victim
Ut misuse Ut quotation, i,larks by Fornty's
pruNrcxs, md tllat tho latter Ind In turl.
becn deceived by allother Democratic paprr, is
4ntte as cotltssnptibleu II, piece nf work Ms Ills
lint ctlort, and us, full u, MEASUREMENTS.
Tills nrtlcl IL p,lrpoyts to by tllu result of nil
investigation ordered by the World to s.sccr-
tA!il tue exact fncts i! regard tn tlha Swnyne
decision IN :Gartuitl; The correspondent
ncy's Prouress | af jaiy i, ""' I'LL iss1ures M that
tlfs WIS tuken from Il Democratic. publlen-
tl9n ot July:, a1lu timt Ills dispatch to thu
ltortI WIS cut from FOrney's paper Md used
:. without M te slightest [oubt Or question 'hat
THIS EXPLANATION
AAA*aN9 - oN4- ~ FsVs'AE htAt@t SNtT
respondent manufactured his illsIWtcl. But!
Ut tic articles ie. quotes, Ail tho une which
he sltGinlty de4tynntGs us TINT from wElch
i,e i,ndc lis extract "wittluut thu slightest
doubt or question that it wns part Ut II
dccret,," reAls ~ follows II, tllat ltrt Ut tl,u
Duo!ittse brief which ttiu tt'or|! nlun sent rs
Justice Swnyne's opil,!on: NO counselor
ut lawwlIile holding high oi!lcg, a.,tcl. lc*s
1ntntster. .J the u0spet, lias II right
tu put himself In Il la,sit!on Of telnpta-
tlon, and, under prute1lsv OF nlnlsing II
legnl argument, exert Official influence upon
public 0Gieela dependent upul his future
nruolt.h III utaking III, this extrlct frtln nip
Doolittle brief to tlO duty sls Suprunlt,
Court aec!5toll tlle correspondent WIS sllruwtl
enough to see TINT tho slnr. which IT cor-
tained upoll Gefl. Garfield ~ olteu minister
Vt tho Gospel would :. -. - -,
At ONCE DiscLOsE THE ATTEMPTED CHEAT
to everybody, mud tint clause was omitted IN
tile version sent the lEUrtd. Or, II tile corrc-
sp0ndunt's version Is true, TINT lle 4ellt the
cxtr.ut US it w.s printed, then tllis yrry
necessary omission was llate in thu World
Office utter tue dispatch, WITS received.
As Il matter Of fuci, uil this pretended H.
yestiRatlon Ut Philadelphia wis wholly ut,-
necessary, II ever mAtlG, siner thu very
nlticlp which IL traced buck there tu July I.
WIS printed here IN tile Washington Post Ut
June II, nlsd tassca for whit 1t WIS WORTH
1,atItely, iii extract frous'tha Donllttle brlel,
aud not ~ I'LL opinion OF Justice Swaylu.
, 1880-07-26

CINCINNATI. July 25.-An unusual hork
eide occurred In the northwest purt af thu
city this afternoon, OIL MI uninl,abtett street.
upon which workilou5e prisoners have been
at work III q quarry. Paul Smith, colorel
from jackson. Tenn, WHO had Just been dis
charged from tic worklIo,lse, went t., TIL,
quarry to get Il, drink froin a spring. While
le W.; there, John King, an Irish labufnr;
who ilyes near, caine up md bpgnn to abusi
Ing. ami finally they came together, Wien
S1titE! threw King, anil, se1ztnE hIa thr.nt,
actually csloket hin to death. Smith gnya
himself up tn the ttrst oftirer liz mel.
, 1880-07-26
WISCONSIN CROPS,

Bp<tla{ Ultpatsh 70 Tia 0Kleaeo 1f{bWNF.
WATERFRONT, Wis, July a5.-Consllerabid
progress Inns been ,n,ule with the spring
WHEAT harvest III this section within tho pust
tllrce or four days, atd ulnre tl'an halt Ut It
Ia cut Tho crop oh the whole Ii turning out
ta,1erably we'll. curtalnly fur better t1!am what
our llte e4.ol weather helping 1t ont very
much. While III xt,.,lu lIlaces spring wheat
Il nearly d t0tal laI!ura from blight aiM r.ls|.
thu resllt Vt thu pxcesslyety hut, nlnggY
atmosphere, many fields ara tl0!nx tlutlF,
1nnkInk on tho Ayerugv u fair ylPld all
aronl!ti, which ll.ay be esttmate1 ut trum ten
tu twelve busllela to the aetu. %,
, 1880-07-26
RUSSIA

NEW DEPARTURE.
ST. pETERstC1sa, July a5. 5.-Iliu G9fos pub
lisLcs MI article, which attracts considerable
ntteutiou, advocating liberty, Of. the indisid-
unl In accordcnce with law.
THE CHINESE MINISTER
Tho Marquis, ,rseI,R llas advised the Chi
nose Embussy horc TINT he will arrive ut
st. Petersburg Mt the end Uf next week with
tho IleW JapAi,ese Minister.
NEGOTIATIONS NTH CHINA To he RE
UrESEii
LoSpoN, July PA correspondent Of the
SAtntulH1 at 81. Petersburg reports Tint adj
tliI:lt Lcssofsk takss , Watt' 3,ini full power
, 1880-07-26

:. s1E1HsR Iap4HH 70 ~ tH1eHpV 1F1uQHk.
WATEnTowS, WIS.,, July 25.-,The nntor1-
Gus case of Dodge County ys. o. W. Tiny.
nor, the Democratic Treasurer Of the
County, for an alleged tlefaleatlo1l Ut $40
OIL trial before tho Green Lake County Cir
cult Court, Inns resulted In Ills acquittal OIL
tic iinal md lust count. The shortage to the
taxpayers Of Dodge Cou,ay Of tie amount
,a1nett IN not denied. but It appears tint Ius-
tiee Is Jet tt' overtRke tho nlI1 guilty Ut the
crime committed against the people. 1t is
llela TINT through political cn.lniyaMe The
ends Of justice IN this cre cunnot be OBJ
talned, Il being dcetlled of the utmost lnI-
porta1.re ~ tho De1Mocr,t!c purity Ut the
Is banner c0unty' that no disclosures be
made TINT would exIH,se Intl. inpiicAte the
less to advance the interests Of "polItieal re-
form." 50 dear to the heart of the Democracy.
, 1880-07-26

Special Dtspasch 10 7hs ChttdGo Tribune.
CAHt.1NvuI.E, ILL.,, July GA lurge md
enthusiastic Garfield utld Arthur ratification
meeting WIS held Mt thu Conrt-1louse hi tllls
city lust night, Tho meeting was addressed
by Gen. John /. ltinaker In MI ablp mil el0.
Quent speech. Ills points were tcllin9, a,lA
ellcftea rounds Ut applause. ;Thp Republic
ans of AIacoupin aro aroused ai.h dcler-
mined tl,at they Will t1o all III their powcr
for victory. Garfield md Arthur Clubs aru
being formed IN cvcry tow,ssl,tp III thy cout'-
ty. A vigorous call,pMign will DU nude.
MEETINGS AT nEcArrlt
Special Dtspatel. ia n. Ghttago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July M5.-tbunt :W0 Detn1-
crats wure present at ,tl,o, axtcnsiyely-a
ttsel li.nss-ll,eet!iig llclA ut thu court
House d this city yesterday uftcr-
sided. Tho 1lo,i. john II. OGrrIy, Of
Sprlngtlell, DelAocr;atic nontiaee TOR ScsrS-
nois laiiwi!y, aii I Warehouse Colnnlisslo1t-;
II position Ut llt'n9r nliu enoluInsut to Which
hn w!ls appointed by Goy. C!mIloll, nlul one
which ,llility Republicans helavu l,n ought tts
vacato at olice, addressed. the nlcetLng ut
s1ng ascs| is|nKt s TS''lnE Erks is sHssc W. II ffo
sntI,uslas'n. s[r. ~ Uhetiiuy went bask to tic @
time OF Jefferson. alIa followed tho llistnry
Ut ''trne Democracy" down t0 the tirtsgl,t
tilne. lla denounced tho "ulcetinn fraMtls,n
as ho eIlet tlnn,, IN strong lai'ynage, atld
closed hy nralslng: 1lancock.
Tllo Executive Coll!,1ittee Of THO necntnr
pleted arrangements TOR holding Il series !f
l!!ass.lneetilgs ut the Tabernacle, which will
likely ho addressed by Gov. Etll0,n, Etltery
A. St0rlB, Col. 1nEcrs0ll, aud others.
, 1880-07-26

Special Dhpatch to 7he CAaodpD Jrtnuns.
ADn1AS, Micl,., July 25.-A y.yeAr-old Ind
named Creighton was druwned III White
mill.lam at dusk this evening. WhllG driving
,onu,. tho fa.nily COW, I.ts Int blew i,l, md,
IN trying to recover It, c fell into tet, feet Ut
DENVER, Cult.,. July GA lnnu named
ScrusHs, nlld doc Watson, t0-ypnr.Uld buy,
were drowned near this 9tty to-day BY th0
cnpslZi1lg Ut 4 bont.
, 1880-07-26


SPl,lSuFIELD, IT,, July a'.-Preston Breck-
enridgc. one of the best known md most
prominent OF the Old settlers Of S:1ngamonl
County, died this morning at Ills home, ,ear
Cotton Hill, aged 73 years. "Uncle" Pres
ton, rs he wns generally called, came TO this
county III 1871, and tuok nn uctlyu past In the
pioneer work of tflat Icriud.
, 1880-07-26

/, JE1EsEy City, Luly 25.-sTerk progressed
very slowly upon the crib work Mt tho ts,l,,lel
tu-day. Tic ptle-1riyers were III operation
a!l Saturday night, but ut nil curly hour this
morning one Ut tie engines brt:a,,le lcaky lit
tile Illus aild was disabled. The stlatt WIS
entirely clea,,ut of watcr at ln'clock this
1slt,rning, md twb stationary engines at Its
b,ttntn were set to work pliiltplng water
Which ,,a.l lcakeA through the 1ead-eye iu
tllu head Ut the aii.1Ouls.
, 1880-07-26

TIE AONIlIZATIOS.
LONDON. July 45.-'Ihe Standards Athens
correspondent says deerec of mobilization
was to BE- issued today, und the Chambers
summoned Immediately.
MAI; LOANS.
4 loan Of EGOD0O0 Els been obtained ut
Paris, Jud another Ut. e, ,000, ,0u0 Is being ne
KotiateI.
, 1880-07-26


Sptetal Dtpatth 10 The t'heaap Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., July o5.--ilerc is m
other Democratic cul,lpaEgu story OIL Its way
TO meet tho Justice Swnync opinion: "prrs-
hlc,lt Hnyps. hctng III IL chr with some re-
turned delegates front tho Cincinnati Con-
ycnt!oil, safd: Il would among Denlocrnts
rather hayo seen i3aynrti nominated. lie
would have l,een beaten, bit l look ,.,,om
Cen. llahcock as my successor. lie Is u
uDblu tnaiI.'H
, 1880-07-26

The alnrm from Box as} Mt Rn curly hour
yesterday morning was caused byn fire III
the Cjcagu Pluning Mill. operated BY E. +.
Morris, III tho rurller Of CanaIport avenue
ntlt l3rnwn street. Danuge. S25. Cause,
slmrks from tlle chimney .falllug upon the
r,IIlf.
, 1880-07-26

LONDON, July :5.-Tlle Vlccroy Of Indla
h9s received tho following dtspatcll:
"UANr kusilK1 WAUkun, July
sas-Spirs report t1at 4lyDol, Khan tlaA
crossed the lleliuDlld ut lIy.!erabatt. 1t Is re-
ported thnt 4,0U0 GlIazls have Joined Ayonb.
lortlons of lts cayalry arc foraging. nclr the