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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08
NEW STORE! NEW, sTOCg

.'Eh 81 oIf !. t. - 81 JCH
Arin& ornItcd ue,. and co.nn!o.;i-
Z Z ";5 store on tie hitG or our Ola
;1EGnH. crG tNci'ii'"s for conducting III.
Foreign ana Domestic Eri!:; trade arc
no" nsnin&Sas,.! in ;!c Southern CouA-
i!y. IiIc attention OF on: !rie,!ds. and
dealers Gc!Irr"iiy, Is called 10 this fact,
and also 10 our fresh supplies arriving
10 day.
100 ha''Tr!s Northern Apples.
30 boxes McssiuN Lcin".:s
70 ha:Esis anu half barrels Pears
- pkg. Delaware and Concord Cranes
2lH barrels J. Rose Potatoes
- !,arrcls DEiCns
100 barrels Northocn Cal,hn-c:.
Peaches and Grapes fresh eyecc mora
ING ~ AHrccss {. DAR'r & CO,
90, 81 an1 IS Marlc,-strect
Sort 2i--luos Charleston. S. 9.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

She Hhiiadeip:,ia Times says ihai
General Hancock is Tie jniGiost,
mos. incisiYc icttor-w.iior Of tie day.
1t IS probable That lie may hc called
10 moro responsible r'ibliy dates i'll u
short tirio, but il he shall miss thn
Presidency aud then incliuca 10 retire
;rom lie ranirod cxactions ot military.
ijIe. he can fad y permanent situa,
tiou, a: u MAJOR Gcnarni's salary, as
y star correspondents Of tbo 1%m>5.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08
: fh'n.s! - Grant as a ToeE. A1ss
.; The New York 4vnirs publishes ap
interview hctaccn Con. Gro,;to !, -

Ali'el VIC" hEt"Ncu 'Hcli. CranG ana
.. ! Rev. CT. r FplYer, a NIeLhoGist Min
e. isksr IL wlich she siJeAt. speak,
s.*..gt Gen Hancock asa man i :'eplbitious
., sdo hissdggtsX:: la IS ~ otlicar". PIP TO
"a, :f1Sc4 asa: saysl ssgsa4iy c4eige>}' IN
eszsrr .:Ssssplsz5ea27hs sssetylng .ops:yo;e cor
rI;;the: REesiaeRcy ia ;th@t:: yaar. rs anu
ass,otlSsei sfeelksFipany{!h5ering te nsgoernic
g. saders ::fl sand and e;e2ur.ay Southern favor
v : ss-o!:Iy very :feir eoFps coh,napclcr,
&c hqt ls &ns ,1 never e.! t!qagAs ol for any
u. ,sFeea- Place iaipa apa as a Ti:e.pullos.
watching aadi splannin:gy;Ah ! waiting.
FOR Dcmoeratic-4o,ninMtion Cray!.
= attempts to givo'sa trne inner history,
'i',,, 1;ofi Order No. og,.tMsitten. by- Gen.
~ tattncocks bEs-;i;s tie sstenHI gives the
':,G nnersllaasfve:igllith rl pyolnptsd tl.e t;,.
g *, (, elqps intarviesg. ; ;Nohae.eair fail, by
=, srealinllss..tEis :asLielsuf-the a'tsaes TO
~ aetice' a.eeihtsf srjA eshtl ,bit,erhatrcd
/" =; Tssnling ,throusls the y plsintervow
'ar (which -bears, ,wiLaoss To the low mean,
-. lsess;ef the: :rpsan3H san Hho,could conceive
~, ~ aueA p q malicious libel. :. The time OF
it's publication, just long enough be-
fore the Indiana election on I2lh in
Giant to oprevent an answer, bears
witness to Grants pliarcy and adap-
p liability for thissepecial work. This
Interview makes Grant, what we
" always thought he was, q conyenien,
tool in the nauds ofrcpnblican leader;
q and only because ho happen 70 DC q
bull dog in the 'mangcr. such {.
schene, bearing'its purpose upon its
- lace, wiltnot change a'vote, ncl evcr
that Of the most ignorant colDred man
:. in Orangcbrrg.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

Go 20 G. j. Nortjohn for bargains
in Cal?ico@, iIomcspu0. Elanllog-
chiefs, B!"uilcts. Fi1nncls, Hats.
Shoes. ':'aw els, lore ana nalG-tinro
Dress Goods, Lace, buttons, Shirts,
Clothing, Notions &C., al Of Which be
IS selling 70 the trade, liberal discount
50 County dealers. We ask : tria:.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

The Garfield men arc orgarjzine
Hnat they cali ''!ow pail. ul,bs.3 j.
wont DO. 'Hb" Democratic iccGGio~
;ivc will reach The White :louaa long
before the Republicans canal boat
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08

some pes l.hasc Of crime i'll daily
! Developed IN Ohio. AZ. Sidney, ;g-
that state The Superintendent Of the
Public Schools was ropovcd .Ey tic
Board Of Ednca:ion. This broneb:
on trouble, alla one OF ue .ncnI,ers
OF the bca!d had an altc cation Mt IL,
school, in "hicn both drew rcvo!v.rs
and fired. 'thi: in the South would
i'e called barbarisn., bit in Ohio it is
said to DC ncw and improve, Toe
!hod OF teaching The young ilca bow
to shoot.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-08
Z. GPhfIR,
iNnsicA! hnsIrmu!cn!5,

~: .t'.' 90.
~ hose in nc"i "i @no3 pair II
'1rcctHI!1$ "Hn =" perfectly sur.n!
~ :orai"" carefully and uGGli. r.g,,li-
:ci- i'lc@s rra-uIUJiu. Co.'s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

vTHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
L American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring Information
applying to the Secretary. at Armory Hall. be-
tween the hours of and O'Clock ?. NJ, daily.
A. c. BISHOP, President.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. ap17-H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
RED MEN.

VIyINNEMUcCA TRIBE. NO, 9. IMPROVED
w Order of Red Men, hold regular coun-
ellis at Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns, at the seventh run thirtieth breath.
sojourning braves, warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet In council
r. M. BEATTY, sachem.
MAX JAooRs. Chief Of Record. al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
ATTENTION. EvERYnODYi
Having purchased the entire interest Of
". III. CIark's Mercantile Busaness.
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
AZ Prices ~ Low ~ the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business sccommo.
dating clerks. good goods, low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and Re satis0ed.
r. W. CLUTE.
Eureka, September l, 1879. n


Sherman, Hyde 4 Co., ean francisco, Pacinc
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installmsnt plan.
Weber Pianos, by sll great musicisns, are con.
stdered the best and most durable
neonly buys . Piano in . life time. therefore
get the best, the best IL the cheapest, 81.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhof. Local Agent, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
NOTICE.

DURTNa MY ABSENCE IN THE EAST, I
IL have appointed Mr.. J. s. whitton as my
agent. who has full power to transact any and
all business for me. ]. II. ALDERSON.
Eursts, New, January Q, lssp. 3an7 sm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03
singer sewtn~ Machime..

W. P. HASKELL has been appointed agent
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines for
Eureka county. large invoice Of machines
and fixtures has Just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered for
sale In this market
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

Watches and Jewelry.
If you want your fne watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year ia
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. io0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

MOUNTAINLO NO. "a, Il. o. o. f.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
M Odd Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. All
members of the order, in good standing. are In.
vited TO attend. r. j. DoAk. N. q.
JAS. W. SMITH, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

you have nne or complicated watth or
clock, music box, an automaton singing bird.
or any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELN
Chronometer, watch and clockmaker one door
north Of Meyers 4 Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted TO give perfect sstisfsc-
ton or positively no charge. a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

TOR PRINTING @. OF ALL DE
81 scriptiens, executed with neafnsss ana
despatch n q oYxxU1k o0sss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-03

Watches, Jewelry and Clocks Re
paired.
II you want to have your watches and Jew.
elry repaired in . workmanlike manner, 40 to
p. Steler's jewelry store, two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street. All
work warranted.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
I1

fhe laliosFiils F slle uoH6nees af lha )enns 1| Silver 'iy M sb.a Judge. Msala A. Iuoas: sbes Nhliehal ofons ierson CouaA lpmnsi ionent Winter. Ce ana Ben. ee.t Sch9ol Commiskionefs. Kennoa. Ilelslon and Hobh1y
 Toe Republican nunlIaces ares Probaie jpase Kennedy Clerk StrnS; shesf. Hudson. Inas. AilTmn County Com asissionth, Newcomh, Smith snd WILLS Sebgoi Comm ioners Lapl'er, Ancheil and Houston I.teislainle, Miller
 a'ae Republicans ef GnInt coeuiy uill a'ppefl ise Demuraiie nomiree for Cen eFess oseso. Lama, the Republican. has been igaonct lieeiluse be is Inc candidate 0fthe sansc Fu Republicans, and lhey art il5e apoleeisis ol shat miliiayy noaentily. Gen Hateh. Last election me Reprbii een msioslly in AIew Mexico was I.5s1 ' z believe tlie tisnes lhis gear uill be geFcrScd
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Ihe s.aII6ernIan.

The November number of this naca. zine is, aS usual good. Some of t3c anti. eles are more than average. and pgFticu- a4iiy shat deyo.ed to Carlyle, thc Uuss Major af ninaeesl century literature. ey slr Shinn. We read Helen Winans
 Grass Widow rsiihont stopping to take bseatb scarcely sad still ue dia noi like it 4 nas perfect ayalanshe of slane. Ne have iigei on il,e boraer SO long tbaf Ne haze goi some expressions in our yo- eabuhafly nore fowihic than pretty. and Fe feel ashamed of shem nhea we usc lem, bus Helen V 9 allovfus -lhere goes one aoain loose milking. Here and there fistle bits If tle e,niienes and soodness Chat Enen love ha women crops out in the @6rass N-oN. but t is 50
 boiled afterwards shat sc think tbat the first husband Of tbat merenIiai lady had q happy relief when he died, and Claude Lorraine tafi sss not discreet fellow in placing himselfinihe breecb as tae second
 csim
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
z'o ths Yotsrs ofpsnai teunsy.

fENTLFHEN.- -Whefe7s. pfas iecaiif eieeieu so De office oi Counf3 Treasurer ol llnal touilty on tlie 3in day of November ls18 bya mHicrily oi ihe qualiied eiectoTs ii sa t0tiHsF and wtercae Was sgDSe- taiently nsaliceaslf deirsHlFd out 0i said oIiiee bg the eonniyaAee Of the Iii1e Board of super izors oi fh4s County thr04eh the aid, aad assistauce ofa corrupt sisd aaseilAtng Judge am get deprived Of fiie benell. oi Che sanse.
 hereby annoanec myself as 8 candidate for e-eleeiion io Che oHIee 0f COUNTY TREAS ikEk at lhe coming November cieefioil ans most spectfaiIy solicit your 0tes and a1uence ll 0f DeHsif
 LEVl RIfG6LES.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
AL0Nzo BAILEY. l JACOB ABi(AEtAM Com.
Tse Taunaena.

'SabscriDer asks the x. r. Minfae z'scora for any information as to thc landing and prospects and 'present haar kes pfiee of ihe Townscnd Miuiag co of Arizona. Two weeks ago We pub
 ished I full rep0rs q the condition of the
 iine and lave pot space for auythin9 more ihis week than meagIe recapispla- ion. There are three tuuuels in ore On ne mine and enc shail. s1o tons are on se dung. ere ehgtes and sli ite appli. 'nes for ire oiitiols hanalirs ol op s1e erected. pesl road leads fron tie aiil 10 the mine. Tbe mn q nfe saap ane) E peunaing away sseadjly They have gcs loi oi anlalgam on band and 4ill soon have a great deal more. The pFopersy is teag handled by Messrs Tucker os eeastls swo as square dealiHe sonisst nlea as ilieie is in Arizona. Thg price Of ihe property re do not know nor do ke snog shai t is for saie. Itappcas 70 us to be gec laine
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
AboG TaNes

Tle iaz roll Of PinaI County amounts 10 ooeQ. and f sfe tiSes pere all pea a leg neHia nes le more ii.si one pc erl Esteaa of being as I is no9 21 per eenf Iae properly pf the S r B E. in Pinal County is valued at S5o5 600 and thefe mortgage held by San franciseo parties agaiast fhe company of sS00 600 noiihcr of which Las acded cont e the county excseqeer Ihis leayes sIe whole weight Of eerrying tfse county along on the S 900 left 3 suit j. now nding against the 5 F R F fgr last ar taxes The course pursuea y tsis eoanny is very lelHk.henqe Getting Chg beneaIH af olr laws shey 5onid ie willing ply sonefhiag fIa theIr naipleasnce he as nient Itl of fais county has h. crs I lo9 sT eent. each year sirce ie organization
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
To shs Elsetorn

Ilree days hsiiee you will De called apon to do your eosy at the polls Donot sblfk it Dc aoi let your personal pref. sIenres for one nan, er your dislike for anotbeF warp your judgment Yoie for 'he nan Wbo yop helieve will bst dis charge lhe aalies Of ille office 0ie for aea q eAa.#cter1and abiliig Do no
 Any one p ilI the position l.eeHlse here is go office in .1e gift of tle people aat is enimporitt lte men y0l placc in p3Alis poSitions are for sbe nonce. the sfbisers of your desliay and as they 'fe good men ox poor men. 50 shal yoa affairs Dc aeminisiescd Ntii or ill
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30


 q a M a c1a8eeifcsl e}fh 1ts asatt o R 4sCtffne2
 WHEREAS ! l,as pleased Almighty ;oa taiherof all and cseai Arclsisect of ibe { niverse Co realove from among us our f'icpd and breiher Robert Mccartney therefore.
 f2eso'ged. 1iat shongh ent down iu the leais oi Dls llst1alness, in Ibe pride of hi AFeng'h m ibe dass Wlen new hanei ',laSpea D ls "a sympathetic azd ffaicInM -fasp. aud new hearts we're exeEangine silii nis lhe affection which cug glaud eld 9Ts'cI ilisplfes Ne bow in iumblc snt .iiIssiors believing lst ihe Great Master -ias iil ihis as F sll things else, done well tna further
 teptee That re offer to his sorToWine i,Ieasls and relatives tlle consolation con see- ia iie eifl eai ever beAutif1 words Nhoiilsoetef Ge'l loyefh De chaStereib taftAer resolved fhat a coyg of this pre- saihse and resolutions be published in lht oIi7 ER BELT md 6io5s Chrdaitse and copy tor'Fafsied Co the relatives of OCT dead brother
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
10 siae Vosers oH rfnaI coanty

hereby announce ingse ss 8 cauiidafe Iof rte.cefion o thc office ct COUNTY RE- 'oktlEst} af the ensuing election iu No- sesnoer next and respetffully solicit your .npport jAO. J. DEYlNE
 lloreuce, July 20 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Eor E'Fobale Jnase.

In respou-e % the request. irrespective or nalfy affiliations, oi many citizens from aii noftiens ol Riaai t0Hsty aa6ouncc ny~ self as $ e8ntsaate lor fhe oilice of fii3z BA fE JUDGE of a6cotiltf at The enSuiag eectioa GEO L WRITTEN
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
To the Hetere of tInssl Couaty.

The undars ene3 Niil 3e eaadf5ate for he oaice of COUNTY rREASt tf{lEIS or I'i- lai County and res32 fuliy soliclls your nles it lbe comins cleCiioa ca lae 1nil das # HeFeHber next F. B. B8AD4
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Candidate Notice.

Hereby 4nnaunct myself faneidate for ille oaicc of COUNTY RECORDER or lsi- ial County. attile ensaing elecfioa aad so- lieil 1be support oi the voters.
 WM Ef1T1 ID
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
WIccti.ss1 finrsI.

re<ptetiul ann0uDce Uyseif a rnudi- date Tor tae oihee ol TIRE SI5RER ef Isinal touolf fht cusuins cieetiah ia Nsyesn- ber next J B. 0CiioA
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
EI9e.I1n E.l-..I.I..ls,AEIoEs.


I1sHfeE1 of Ataptt. t1H1ifH nkf'T
 as htu e3 eo1oern. aneftea uaaeE eu tal 11 iiP e-Ifa eiub. ci tnn NeEflttst ot Atigna eattie an alf to prtfis,l i.F tsneral ked apt tfiei t,itie s1oI he held tf5aehoa lc Etfiito of Afizoaa. 1H the IueaaeE ittl ttt ,o1nF lr toFt.a1ef, A- I-, iee2. 4t sieetIen sss she Iis,lissiys .-sszul5 aod sech other iAa> Dc r1q1iled hF laH % be cIdsel hHt whereas 4 Q 4attntr provided I tf1t L sieE iue lutf oi the s1ternor. ll ~ thif' aa3s eei7se any General Eeitien ls tcc t's tfeelniattiea. afsSIetinR tnc fiss eo ss fiai ss se.b clecfien.
 Hoa thcuc athn q. elisner. Aeti1s Cover nsg 3l thc Il-fiiorf o ar1cna. n patsleueo oi sht is1f en Hcd upon nif| do ateet5 ctr1l 9enclz Estiaa to De he'd uIilp hs fsl feEefitoa in saI3 sel 70 nil le scone eef lI aot eli.5ef, T. z les9 Al s'a esEnstc tc ie'ipNiog aa the ailises e ne .ns fefis efetii Congress ef fnc tlfsd states. tlhe super intel,lant ei fgb Scheels in tae Ter esorg fu-fs Lzl tlenllels q ile Council ct ttp Leg 'siatIF Fs Asen.ff oi iAe Territory ana twenty iepr q Members ai tle iesi<e o eii7eseuf1tlfe of Eaa Assenlit a3unltIcr ed as loleHa. "a a9t
 urtfnFra TttE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Fl kSoz GIopk, DEkR SIR Ton afe hereby n3tiaed shH ty order of she Roar9 of suerFisor. iiis day the election fer village oaieef el Gs sas postponed paiil 21essy the 4la aay
 4onT Inly
 RRIT
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Kor Eol.s fabIe.

] hereby annoGnee myself as candidate tor the position oi ooNSf ABLE n 0loie
 GEO D. TURN ksz. 6 A SWascy rcsecctfnily sol. cits tlic votes ofibe eicefofs of Globe f-fcincl. at ihc next ensuing elecfion iar She office ei JtS1iCf or ThE PEACE.
 Eo the sptear of Pfnal oumty- l bcfeby announce myself as 8 canditaie for tie oaie. of SHERIFF of PiBal {ounfy at the coming eiertion. LOUIS DEfD1. hereby auietinee myself as candidate f1r tsc office of SiltklfF ef finaI County arae coming election.
 ROBERT 4 IRf0S hereby announce myself as candidate fof lhe office CT PROB < fEJtD0Eof pinai Florence, 4. T., September l ts0.
 J0ilA D. v NtLkIRls. hereby annsnore nlysfif i as ascaudidatc for DISTRICT AT fokNil % 'inR Eous- fy. at fae coming election and respectfully s5sk ihe suffrage oi the feoplc-
 D. E. SUMMERS.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

tlso in each County n fe Territory. tNo e Nem- aoe ci Inc ioosd cl afsr ieors. Sscr8, Distfilf tsessilfog County Surveyor tHo f2) Eofonels sad Ppiic tdiniisistlasog. Aise in esch Eieesic0 Pre- ioet in fasl County, ort T end npt more thap tv EAsls pftc.ars afutsinics 8 ropaiaten sf nlegs zi,-a ei hi f}nt1ci s p-rsore Co oc as4ertanca bs ihe Board oi s1'ett 8efs, one ll aEot1nai t1silet sad also ia each school District. iu each County three y ethtoi Grasfece.
 in wstnasfphcFeol have ha,canto get m. i s hand and es.,tssd .o bc siaxcd the Great seal 0 tic Territory of At.sr1a Done af FF4scotl tAis second day of )ltotey A. D.. 1880
 JOHN 3 co<psk
 Ac5as Governor. tttcst
 JaaN E ATrzrso3
 tt.t st.,'. .f rnrrritt.-4
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
PelI1leal AansnneemenLa. !

l hereby anuoUncc myself q candidate fer -r-eieclipn to the office of SHEktff of shal coentt J. P. GABRIEL.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
Resofutfons

Rc4itfioas passld bs Fkfis Sft Iodes es
 ii eea8eeiiosi sith nss dad
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
so Iie spter-. a PlnaI ountg.

l 1cfeby annoUnce myself as 8 candidate for tlie oaic of SHERIFF of PiBal ouny at th counting election. LOUIS DEPIj1.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

JanS 5. Avpnsox
 A.st see.l q Territory.
National Republican., 1880-08-04
Maine.

Adyices received here from Maine assure us
that the campaign there is beginning to bc
lively. All the differences between the lead
ers of the democrats and greoubackers have
been adjusted. There were no differences
upon principles, but both Of the parties have
abandoned such useless trappings tho only
trouble was the division OF the spoils. There
Is now perfect union, because thcru has been
u fair divide Of the expected Offices They
promise the republicans u very hard fight.
There is only one doubt, and that is whether
the leaders can lead. If tho democrats all
vote for Plaisted aud the greenbackers all
vote for him there will bo but a small margin
between him and the republican candidate.
The republicans are confident that the fusion
has disgus!ed many Of both factions, and that
greenbaokors with previous republican pro.
clivities have decided TO return to their old
camp. Mr. Blaine has assumed full charge of
the republican campaign, and is looking over
the details in person. He docs not propose to
delegate any Of the important details to sub.
ordinates, as was done last year, and thereby
take any hazard. If the 18th of September
brings decisive republican victory there
will be an end to fusion in Maine, and 10
November thcre will bo an old-fushioned re.
publican majority.
National Republican., 1880-08-04
Alleged rrain-wrooi<ors Arrested.

DANvGLLE, va, Aug. 3.--Last Wednesday
night tho track of the Piedmont railroad was
obsirnctcd by cross-tes fastened upon it for
the purpose of wrocking the train at an ex.
ceedingly dangerous point, known as the state
limo trestlc, seven miles south Of Danville. Tho
northward-bound mail train, crowded with
passengers, made marvellous escape from do.
struction. The railroad authorities employed
detectives to ferret out the guilty wretches
and yesterday Detective Wren of Richmond
arrested two negroes employed as farm la
borers near the scene, but who were flrmerly
section hands on tho railroad. The evidence
against them is said to be conclusive. Their
motive is believed TO be revenge against the
section-master for discharging them from
their railroad employment.
National Republican., 1880-08-04
Ay YcENIoUs TORPEDO.
Chiiian war Vessel with Hundred and
FiUy NIcD Destroyed.

A Chiiian War Vessel with a Hundred and
Finy AIcn Destroyed.
PASAltA. July 2i.--rhe Chiiian transport
Loa, purchase nt the commencement of Tho
present war, is tho steamer which WIS blown
up by torpedo In Caluo bay on the 81 inst.
The affair caused great excitement iu Lima
aud much glorfication among the Pcruvians'
The plan adopted was the following, rs related
by correspondent Of tho star aai HerdH: "a
Peruvian officer too,i an ordinary fruit boat,
put torpedo in the bottom, and over this
placed a false bottom, resting on springs kept
down by the weight of the cargo. Ho then
loaded it with n very choice assortment Of
csmotes, yucas, chirim0yOs, gTanadillas, fowls,
turkeys, green vegetables, etc, aud
towing II out toward the blockad-
ing squadron before daylight set IT
adrirt. All day long that launch 1oated
about but the Chilaus could not SEQ II until
about 8 o'clock in the evening. Fearing 1t
would fall into neutral hands, boat was
sent out to bring it back. Tho Loa was do
ing duty, aud seeing tho boat from shore
making toward tho neutral vessels, caught
sight Of the launch, and at once turned to-
ward it. Seeing this the boat from shore beat
hasty retreat The Loa lowered two boats
to fctch in the prize, aud 1t was brought along
side, aud its discharge at once commenced.
As the weight in the launch was diminished
tho machinery in connection with the tOrpe-
docs was set free, aud In u moment 300 pounds
of dynamite were exploded, and the Loa was
lifted almost out OF the water. The effect, ~
described by those who were watching tho
operation with brcathless interest from tho
shore, was awful in tho cxtrome. Every
house in Cdllao was shaken to its fouuda-
tion aud every ship in the bay shivered rs
though q fearful earthquake had spent its
fury beneath them. The ill-fated SLIP ap-
peared as cnveloped IL ono mass of flame
which resolved itself into dense clouds Of black
smoke. When this cleared away she seemed
not TO have suffered, but suddenly she was
observed to sink at the stern, while her bows
went high ia the air aud the Loa disappeared
forever.
While all this was going on tho Blanco En-.
calada and tho Huascar were in their accus-
toned positions some eight miles distant, too
far off tO render any assistance TO their uu-
happy comrades or such Of thom rs were LETT
Thetis, Penguin, Alaska, ID crcs and
Garbadi were quickly lowered aud pro-
ccedel 10 the scene of the terrible
event Tho two frst-named ships succeeded
in picking up 30, the Alaska l, the Decres 3
or aud the GLribaldi 6, making about 40 in
all, Of whom it Is probable many will die. At
least $50 men perished.
The only officers saved are the second com
maudcr (wounded), the doctor and ono ongi-
neer The explosion occurred very close TO
the anchorage of the neutral squadron, ana
the disaster might very easily have happened
TO ono Of them. The boat resembled the ordi-
nary fruiters, which might accidentally have
broken adriit and got out TO sea.