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Unltcd bG1te4 Atanatgr t1litat not rttE,nt."

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xe,is Ss elri to 1penl! tho ' g!3a, 9Eeccs he
ruG 'e N tg s!dn Ia ,Tnl5 r 5 n 'o lseeTM wns
yS 'i!SS'; a%S p!es p" Ssss ssnss
!inln1 tne ~ Ann!ssrat1on ot Huehaa. AIaer M
sSy p[eSents I've iSa sset ssty II @ @o"sa! aa ..
sIa rsssf" ,o s 5s'q*aea & m /. fG stsss4 a 4 ks e
oathorm ~ .so,ates % '1 e 1Eau sany u " III III ii"
friends ieiEE nov In ar1na Rtttist tho Govern.
tnsnt. sGiileull1ot scoinahlhi vbty often NJ Ihis
lines sat', '1a sAw him rl5I1lR nlonn III hs cr.
rlnxe 70 and from ,tne' Capitol. mnd nc
~ s js Gsm9 70 10 ,ra1Ir ,nx 'ifh m as ro,1ioany any
m mY M n Cn!aiinc -rfotttnx tho destruction
T.! ~ NoIe While re HaoI 5rd"I Wffo s sa1nor. @
c,i,ld he seen Hsa, tho dome @ tho capItoi.
~ ns,sa r., tho t9fnae ho lnsd5 ~. @ olat'onto ,seh
~ a trS8 shew tt c
:htiGfial G1scrrmont hnti nn constitutional
sscr =. corco th9 scecInF stae NH. 10 t!s
ass Sty s aha9ka ffs Mi cs. wa It.
ttcy!ng tsrAson nnd viii RlyInB a!d - nr.ned re-
halilnn. nhc scene II the sennto Chnint'cr was
II ILL., nsna,o ga ~ who1 & GseGfo uos,of1se Gnsa-
4. Io,!g.h llaker turned dIreetly towards
AttX h,,I anu H3 wnom every oyG VIZ
thp,aEht Il. A. Hnut!or Cpitoi II NJ, nnecnt Ite.
evs nj s sSs ae eeqaens s' @ axnaS sS,Sf ta tas Is
n'p nee ,'owg oySE ~ n te nl fses' ~
na a H ass!a1Sa tha, The csuss q nd
nugn1t 70 ~ Heatt Win u t9r'Hs Dl I.enueS What
S G ays @ tSEh Ssa sa5 II sf s tS " Sa at,sa o.
ai!d lcl,t,,',eH every !evy ot The lsonan peoplc,
po to ,e I'll Il a e sd I'D
lnort WIS nor Il soiHu. INT movement: then
, 1880-06-11
THE OAR.

T1IEONTO.
TORONTO, Juno 10.--1t ID proposed to Rct up
regatta hero for professional r,w1rs, with prizes
10 tho l.u,nl,nt uf a. 900 or S5,00, to tako plnco
on tho bny In july.
, 1880-06-11

i People arc killed by Coughs that tfalo's Honey
'oS IlUrehounl md 1ur would cure.
Plkea toothkeho drops cure In one minute.
, 1880-06-11


Tho annual meeting OF tho 1t. Louis, Alton 4
Tprro uaute 1nilroud was held Mt St. Louis
Wednesday,. The following Eontlelnon wcro
eleqtqa,. Directors :for tho ensuing year:
W. ). nayassi 81 Cutting, Thomas Denny.
John s. sDnrncs, John W. Burke. and
George q. Haven. Of New York: Lovi DavIa, OF
Alton; Edwnrd Abond, OF ncllovll!e; FL Wiley.
Of Charleston; W. X. Murphy, OF pinknoyyllles
G. ". Wult, Of Duquoln; James a. Eaas, Of
pnrls; I1enry II. ucnoh, Of ,L!tehleld: and
auorgc ". p4rkor; 6t. 1ouls: The .ngii officers
ueorgo II. Parker, Vieo-p pres!loMt md General
Managor; ind =. r. Loonard, Secretary; H.; The ,e
oar1,uKs fUr 1871: Grosa carnings, 500. .6G.;
operating expenses and tn1cs. IN, ,a9: net
earnings, s23},. ,.Ws. Tho ear1llnKa for fho tlyo
pouacs tor tho satnu poriuA were sll0: :A1: net
cari,ings for the hvo months. elA*M Con-
tho lnercnAu In gross earnings IL SA7,7S7, and In
net enrnings, ~, GU
, 1880-06-11
CIk1CKTT.

r11E cft'CA1o ELEVEN Ar MILWAUKEE.
apfctat DhpaseA 10 The Chicago 1rtbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Juno 10.-Ths Chicago
cloven was victorious by two runs astos shirp
lny's contest.
, 1880-06-11
Il TIIE'rURFs.. .

DErl,otr, Jnnb' 16.4.rseufly 4,ooG peop,o;wit-
messed tho third lay's rscca of tho Detroit Trot-
ting and Jockey Club. Russ Ellis was tho fayorit
III tho 2'a5 raco for, purse Of 3l,000. but WIS
badly beaton.
SUMMARY.
Hnoger Hanson, on.,,...........-.s:..... ! \
ILL., 'is;it,i;...'.'.......:...'. si,i;.. ......'.'.tS
lug Musa + Etlt. ...............,..* !
Fn1 - oane''.''.''.'''s@'''..' 2 st.t
mm;.i;'B6Ha;; 2:as; E:5: lis. '''
Tho s:1 nsec, purse Of Si,o0o, resulted In tho
defeat Of tho fayorit, 1IamhlotonIan Dashaw.
tuNkAltY. "- ~
IIi'' IIIIiS''a6lotonisa bsshaw. .,:,:.::"::s
iin.-s.aoX;' s;ax; 3:as s:is,
stJulten's appeArnpee oxcitod Rreat Interest.
10 va jogKed b milo In a:27 50, and half un
aoar later cntnc up fur u fast trial Twice
aioko8 tur1lod buck, but tho third tino tho
a&sc"ont to suit him. and he nodded bis head
ior tho word. Tho nrst qlnrtor was trotted IN
~ seconds tho half In 1:07, tho throo- nuarters
u u lAA, ahd tito milo, without Il skip, In &:t7A.
!n!s was reinarkablo performance, tho track
oe'ns considered four seconds slow and quito
seevS On tho first turn, compelling the horso to
aeep fifteen fcOt. from tho pole,
lug best previous time over this truck
aa fuilertou'a 2;loA, four years ago, and
aAFua s:.an. Capt. John Domnss oiY0rod to
ssger $1m0 that b. Julien could beat his
n.l Wy .ono second In half an hour, hut found
10 tafers., Al this WIS vt, Julien's first public
ssesE e1i th'1 @ @s9Saon + erected spes1al ls
'A 'uAeh'a tlino ot to-dny.
At JACKSON.
ap*ttat Dtspatth to Ths cAftaco 1ttb4nA
ssteaaanoo It Tic .hITd DAY raoos. a s poopls
h,ah h,hhessing sag tho o2ntests Tho oxcltosnel!t was
Syne sna e., tno M traok III tnflns condition. shower
, 1880-06-11

~ ~ baso Sn hiis onaor, WiiEa'ason Dalrym-
Vi; B.scs Oh ballsFcrsusoa, 1olbort, cossswcl,
% q ',s:ss7y,s i! 4 i|s;ss a|sasssS'
6oaiia StanS pIaysgfisuras and ouost to Anson:
ViSss Pas.sa oaifs baiis@1lolbcrt, i: Flint,
'Wl!a @ pt;ehGa1 p; &, 11,CorSo5It' ,,...-,, ,..., -
ssrRes III sH eed@os Ss %sisl, IL ID; oSson cossoran
Tlne-2:W,
Umplrr-Dosoher. =
WORCESTER VI. cLEvEhAKp.
3pttial Dttpateh to 1hs Chicago 1rthIns.
WORCESTER, 1fnss., Jiuc l0.~fho W6rccstcrs
bud euft thl!,g on tho C1oycunda to-day, aa; thd
liter soa d. os l s,nnr hs %s ts pts
WOOD, bennett. and hulliyan, mud / t'iruo; ;bng,
a iousih nnn tws II enS tas
plays-
gR::;:s$;;: R:;:s:F:' ;s:!:$
Fieidns erFersNWo oroester, 3; cleyeland,s,
H. hs@wao Fl Rsaess cess'sn snsan
Thtet-bABe hit-1}lchInn,itl.
rrst baso on crtytra- yurct,ssor, !, Glovelapd.e
Frat 1Aso OH bllls-Worcest l; Cleveland, 4.
LEFT On hnses1 Worcester, !; Ctoyeland, Y.
h0lMlnH, BhnG9f t.>.. w
5sss s|!s sS'sG E.; sss|sat NsisR @
Donb!e plays--W prcestcr,. /; Cleveland, 2.
Wild dp!tches-nfchMon1, !.
1tmo of Hnnio-2:lb.
umpIte-Dradloy.
oT1IHR CANES.
Special Dispatth 10 1ns chicago Tribune
-. Dos10N, afuss., juno 10.-Tho K1lsno between
hg Dostons 1nd DhEnlos was wuh by 41seon, 10
0B, -.
8pAeGal Dspdteh to The Chtedoo 1tibuns.
FR0vlDHNCE, II. T., JUNO 1O.-Proyideneo do
3tuU, :. -,
albany, N. X, Juno 1o.-Albanys, i; Bultl-
, more9, I.
, 1880-06-11
RAILROAD TImH-TAHLn.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or HKHEHxyrk MAnRa-fHaturda,
91eertsd Sunday excepted. $Monday s1oepte1
Chlcaxo q Northwestern Railway,
For Mas. ttud1-f3o0ks, Ylne-TAblet, Alecpnr.t.s
hcGoMm0dAIon1, apply hs Anr Of the f1!jDHIn.
;iesst o!',ess of w U9mps2y' Z, and u G!ark-st
noFthefst e1rnAt HAndoiphs and busre.sta! issn1s,
uUuAe. u EanAl-1t, aL,d At sI1 dBtHtA-
, 1880-06-11

uUn Haturtlay night runs TO Ccnlratle uutI
hmSasutrihY night 10 Gilman only.
G0n Saturday hight runs " Peoria pnlE
Eh9eAEo 4 Aifnn. r
Union Depot, N1st Side, cortof GAnnl HhQ Ghn na
rel,-nt~ near Vnn buton-tL tridxet and Tw1nY
ihlI!;at-1e Q11cas, NJ 1leuQM. v A-92An 92Aln %HtS
, 1880-06-11

. Chicago, H0ek Ts1nnd t. rnn1H1 Wrgtro~4
let cursler " Van Iiuren and Sherman sta TiuEeA
nfnSc. y C!ar9.st. bht rman House. PaIfner IIouAa
umhu l'acs!Ic ituta. and II Canal. cjEnoe Madison.
, 1880-10-26

order III carry tho election, ia too ridiculous
far serious consideration. And vet tits
charge Is na,o BY member Of tho 1,t.ltaun
Democratic Committee, pn,tly fnr tho jl.r-
,,osu Of conccalIng tllo new clrurts wl.lcl, nru
tu lc nla,in IN TINT State 10 cuto,lizu voters
ntMi IL curry tic ELECTION fur TIC Democrats
with uIa nil Of reratcrs n,H ba1iot-ux
suffers, anl partly to prepare tl.o why for
tltruwlng out tho Electoral vote of Indiana
lit cAsu It sllnll 20 for Garfield and IN cast tho
Den,ocratie innjorityfn Congresssllall ,lec!tla
tn resort t0 revolutionary n,pthalls in order
tn declare their candidate elected. Never
brfuru Il, thu history 0f Tho American lle-
public lsas any party contemplated st,eli ,les-
pernta Elnl INSCRIPTIONS methods for ncliov-
Ing sltcccss, anll mcycr beforu llaye a,ny po.
'ttlcnl managers committed themselves 10
ssct, outfailllsl charges upoi, tilcir 0pr0-
ncn!s.
Az y 1nutter OF fact, tho money spcnt III
1ntllana by tho Republicans this year has
lncl, tlcyatMt mainly To the work of running
down md loa.ling Oft tho yftlaIns nnd tho
vl1tainy introduced Into the Stain by tho
Democrats. ltcpublican efforts III this liree-
tfnn were successful tn tho Stnto ulcct!on,
nhtl thor must 10 renewed With incrcusu.l
ENERGY iteXt week. Ttie Democratic cry Of
"Ston tli!rfl" III 1ndtnnn should only arouse
new apprehension aut warl tho Republican
managers Of tho sn,ne danger which they
succeeded III bunting back t0 II lurgo cxtGllt
Mt tho SsAtu election.
, 1880-10-26

There aso abundant evidences that tho
neinoct1l.s t'.tetItl to nuke another desperate
etlnrt to carry Indiana next Turstny, not
WEt!istaidlng tl1csr defeat III tl,u Static clec-
tlor. They aro making n stItl-iunt III their
later campaign. They aro depending III thu
cons!lnilnatloll 0t tlso frAlttl Which WIS de-
1cateu by Republican VlgflnncO twn weeks
ago, There. must bo next week tho snmc
universal MD personal attention to tho pull
iig districts tlMt wns given ut tho 'Nte elcc-
tiol--thc ssllne courageous interference with
tho hired r0ugtls aMl rcpcatcrs-In order to
clrcn,nyent their designs. ....
Ono OF tic present 0xpcdlents of tho Dem
ocr.tlc Mn''nEers l'tslndlana Is to divert ut
tnnt!nn from tflelr own fraudulent scllcn.cs
by charging fraud upon tllor opponents. Tho
SAME experiment WINS mat!o Just prior to tho
Stata ELECTION, but 1t failed 10 deceive tho se.
publieans Now 1t IL extensively advertised
t''at Senator Mcdonald ll's been placed ut
tho heal of n regularly organized detective
b1reau To trnco mt tho Republican frauds
committed ut tho Statoelectlon, to arpresIelnl
a,Ml prosecute the Offenders. n,ul to prevent
other frauds ut tho Nattonal election.
ia tho snms oml q number Ut tito
Democratic State Committee IN Indiana has
written a l0ng lBtt0r to tho l.outayi!ln
Courfc1-JoHrnal, III which ho protenas to
recount sutle OF tlla most prol0stcrolls cor
ruptlon TINT WIS ever devised. llu says tint
Il million dollars "in brAlul splilltur llew
United States legal.tch.l9r Treasury nntcs,
fresh from uia press, weru sent Into tl!e Statu
In slscos and openly used M tho sny Of olcc-
lion III tho purchase Ut votes for Albert q.
pprtprHf srhb fntiu1ntloI. IL tfint the prtntr
, 1880-10-26

TIL: TRIBUNE ventures n suggestion to
tho Republicans of Indiana respecting tho
.coming election. There is danger for them
IN the tendency to trust too much to the Into
success. Republicans far more tlian Demo-
crats nro prone To rest upon past achieve
mcnts, md, forgetting tho Mccd of struggle,
nttenpt to Iloat front ono victory to another
OH tho top of tho wave. Tho overwhelming
SUCCESS In October nlay bo ca,lso Of tlofeat
IN Noycntber II tho members Of tho pnrty
are not OIL tho R!urt. Tle feeling TINT Repul,-
LEANS mist bo successful Rgain because they
non tho StHto election is quite likely to t0kU
possession Of tho rank md lile Of tho Eariy,
a'll iaxlty Of discipline may result there
from unless the lUattora nrc alive 10 tho dun
gers. Each Republican must remember tint
there will he ono element wanting III the No
ve,nbcr election which was powerfully prcs-
cnt III tho ono Just pissed. Tllp effect
i've laburs Of tho individual Office
seeker will hn missed Mt tllo polls
mil on tho strcct-corners. Ills efforts added
largely t0 tho vote oc tho party, because
1t was for hls Interest to SEQ tint every voter
Wis Mt tho polls, aud that every weak knee
was mule strong until tho ballot WIS east.
Thuei!cLcneyof tho work uonu by these ca1llll-
tlntcs isievcr known until tho Gnergics wh1el,
they put forth are fount to le wanting. They
organize, thoy direct, tlloy pi,Il,, they work.
alltl they get tlcir friends to do MI immense
amount Of work. This element will bu mora
wanting In Tho Republican party t1.nn IN tic
Democratic, BECAUSE tho wants Of tho llcWth-
lican 0l'lcc-scelsc,s wcro for the most pnrt
satistled, while thosu Of his Democratic
hrnt,or ,vnr,, f,,tv ,pIttffftl Ii. t1nfnnf s1,b,
, 1880-10-26

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL lh:Mnc11AT1o
COMMITTEE. NEw f0HK, Oct. gl-Wi!Ila,u II.
Iinrtuut, Fen.sIo,1er to tho Superb, All k.tls
Of lying tone l,ero-wtth tin re1. rons war;
rnntetl tn lic. Pcna wNrrun.o'l to wrIto Hn l,nth
sitles Ut orory subject TarIlr- fur-reypruu-u unly
rfna; pens tor prntuotian to American Industry
md frcu.tral0 pcus; llcbol-clnt, pens alla yo-
to-iu-atlvancG runs. Pons warrNntjtlto write in
fIyor nf M full vote, Il FREQ ynt0, ind flltr
COUNT" ntld Hampton pens plo,lkinY tho S1lItl
South for Hancock by terrorism, assassination,
and tIssue.bnllot frauds, Pens warranted tn
wrlso agnlnst ''Htgger domtnnttUu,:. a,,tl pens
warranted 10 wrlto "tllo nIRgor" mp or slaw.
without "sputtcrtnx" ToleEraphiu dispntchcs
stoen md lied nh0nt-wIth tho t'en. All t1oHcrEp-
lions Of forgery executed witt. lloAtnoss mn.
lsoa tcl-wlth tho t,o,,. Lessons giyon In lying.
Toruas easy.
, 1880-10-26

4,,o tcnt1,,r,la n,,d ,fhc 1lrlttxf, t.nvor,un,t
Tho 14and League continues steadily nml
rnur,urn1,sIy III, ia ,yny. ti,ouul, Ifab1n now
.e1, ~ ~ W. ."os'' "'''o wv
IN yla,y Of thu determination af tI,a t,oyern-
., -. ,..,,''s.,.,.' a.. t.."a'".., .,. ,. 49,
lnc'il 10 p'nsPeul' I1'o scahess' 1iseS l'aFo w.
aco'iapIetc olsHn'1at'o'l VI tle !e1atll'lar'h-
crs hll OScr ireland, ~ that ltcXt ycnr thcrn
shall bu 4 general strike nguinst ttlo payment
If rent. It Is not 10 surc TINT tic nclion Ut
tho clcrgy will lnyo tho effect intended.
Even tho London Ilmcs In !ncl,!et1 10 tloubt
It, nntl IN MI editorial commenting upon the
letter ut lle Archbishop 0r Dublin says:
Whether # will eeryo iu my rrcnt legrcc to
t,t ,i,T M INK !g fo.s s'' ~ pt H. ,'rste - ~"
havc iosl contr.,l II this mattcr. Tlg co!,rso III
nees,9s S wv IT @ 1ne n1nlnmoro 's!IE = s9
has t,rcn encoilrngr.i l'y them. ius brrn III no
sei1s9 ucie1laes oi tnnir c'fxo,., ,, ao
not scrye 10 tilnif,ish very rcreeptibiy tic zti
f It's Interested anpporters. Thn Irsseta ngls,1r
tl,t, for,nur o.s. M Hi, mcstton ut iss,ip + MT
nno u nbstrtet ,politlcs: Men WIN hmtl M
Ift,no '"in, it,io ,nrI In rxncrtGd i'";; 10 censa
shouting ut T. sign of .'isarprosnl .frt'1a tho
mi f.o III In 'o .,n tno ,,,in.t o" IN IN y ~, tns
t.llu question: It tuitchcs tic nin,ley interests
ac tmc wnc ta ~ "!sS .n,H "G s1aa m@a 'aMG , tb
rrieat!,utni ei,ostl,t keel, notr fru.n tic Lnstl
i.oS,n ,, anl 'i IT, tlo!t,gs: lt w. "rn os rny
ayc is die cIcut tltx,;l tj,cir tjtcks vii lc Il
craclnl tnstntso I" show iow far tlier !nil,eneo
tctunost tl,cy Hnyc iclpr Il, rass, mid t ID rcs suo
sorting tlle iuthority d THO ,,1,l,an a,,h Divine
ns in; Tite N cf%nu III ye s,,o to fprxnr In nso ~.
, 1880-10-26

IN SpncGH III .1ct0Flhlck ltAIl 6Atur{ln4
night Col. ". +. tlrooklnrtdxo sail;
ltWna q yury Oasy mnttur to bO q Union 1nnn
III 3i}lIluEa: Thcru WASN'T anybody tsMt could
N0t lIp Un(nn Innn Ia 1i1tn1tts; ln1t kt,Dw tho
tliy when 70 In Mn tts!ctnllttunnl Unlnn man III
tho bthfg nf kcntuekY tDlIk tho 0ntlraEo or Il
bora n1ld tic pert!Mlefty Ut q knight. 1t was
thu ErcAtGst tr'sll in sumo regards ever fell to
ss'Fnt or tho IHen whD. amid thjsn dark ltNys.
saved Kentucky tD tho Union hy their c0,irliyo
Md enlty, Anl t1ley to-day, Mt,st nt thtE., stre
tho LEADERS Ut tho ltebels hrid Hulfl SHuth,
Those fhcts arn supposed to rodonnd to tho
credit Of Kentuaky. HIT .ln thoy7 It. Ia vary
cre'1ttRbl0 to tho Union 1nor OF Kentucky
TINT hcy stool u1' fnr thoir principles hut It Is
liot 30 erttlitHlle 10 Kentucky ~ Il ,shnIu that
thotr principles wuro 30 harl to stand up TOR.
Tho unlaHistn of tho masEcs oT kentucky WIS
fur tho n,s'sf part on tho surface. The stnye-
owltera advocated noutpaltty beuauso tl,oy lived
III boF''or-Stnte alta know they could not sava
thelr 1'cgroes nslsl 10 lntn tho ruplc.,eraoy,
Hut thoy Nare nloney to help tho South ulauv,
unl encouraged tholr young mon tn ~ Il;t, tho
!tepel army. Tho groat inalurity Of Iicnt,,ok.
taus who fouRht Mt nil fought unilur tho etu,s
nua llars. The Uutnn gol.llora Of kentucky
wegv hot strong enough to prtteet tl,at Btato
alonr, tn say Mu.htug 0t carrying Tho War into
tho s'uth. indiana, Oh!1, ani illll.ols had to
furnish sroops-possuy 10000 all to,d-to hol..
tbs fnEt III kuntl,cky. tot. HrccktDrs,tye htnl-
SELF fought III tho Nebvl army. 8o did lls mVro
, 1880-10-26
THE penny 0rgan Uf Democracy says:

Thero wasn't a word said n,,o,lt tho price OF
ltlttino lit my nf ttlo protective lnnttpc8 at sut-
l!rlny's processinl. t}uLntan Ia nuAr-pl4 very.
,leas~ta :l,e heart # oyefy A,nor!e11; i y
houses. THO foreign Iihuu ufxetlrers 0ro nat
belnX hlod hAf ~ lMLIy ~ tho pour Yovrr-asitl.
nEl4 str:ckuH residents Ut Southern u,lu West.
crl! inW!a1ldS No, there Was l,o thing snid nbont
quln!nu.
QuInllie Is on tho froo.llst. Thts may DO tho
rc.ssoa why It WIS uot mentioned "fu my Of tho
protective nl0ttoes Saturday" TIC penny
cdltor who tlncs not sr,nuE,ber that 4unne has
boon ma,a FREQ is not tho bcat authority lu tho
world vi tArEtr .lcgislMttan.
, 1880-10-26
THAT FORGED LETTER.

II ever cnrIpntgn lie was completely cx-
nIoucd, tho furKct Garfield letter Inns met
TINT fate. Immediately uian lis publication
the letter was denounced ny forgery by
Gen. t;nrlleld himself, wlu advised tho Ma
tlu,,at Committee 10 hunt down tic sc1untlrel
who coneocted It. 1t WINS ascertninctl ut once
TINT there never Ind been my organization III
Lynn (Afuss.) known rs tho Manufacturers
Union. nfNi that ITO slc l,!al, rs II. T.. Morey
WIS known BY my ng tic manufacturers III
that city. Tllo letter itself betrayed inarks 0f
Ignorance mud i1literacy Ut which Gen. Gnr-
Held eouf.l llot be reasonably suspected. 1t
WAS ba,l!y wurstc.l md ,nEssltcllctl III placcs.
It WIS discovered als0 TINT the postmark was
one Which li,s hot bccu used III tlta Wasll-
iugton l'ost-Ofl!ce until three months nfter
tho tlasu which IL borc. Finally, TIC forger
himself seems tn hnyo been run down, and
l,rOrcs to te 4 fcllhw who Is given 10 tic
imitntto, Of other peoples handwriting. IT
tho detectives ],nve really fastened tho
yillnInors work upon any ole, TINT person.
should not bc permitted 10 Escape ptinisll-
,nclit by my tccllnica1tics of inv or neglect
Ill prosecution. Every honest Democrat
shoulsl join fl tho demand Tor Ills ptinsl,-
T., ~, ~" .a m ,aa a ',,,,
n,"t - t,."nsa, .u y, ,1'." t' = '&''>' VIA
,%,a ,n.',s "a.t.sn.,,s",. w. .u,.s' e,
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llsl,cd by tho 1ow-fung little paper which
Invented md promulgated Tie forgery, autl
VIC hayo compared II with recent letter
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, 1880-10-26

Democratic challenge, and ,nnto war t,'ott
tito "thrll1.for-revcnuc-only" pultcy' Gcli.
Hancock at first sought to treat iho tariff hs
merely " local ISSUE Of which, he oneo
lmd l,chrd somn talk IN lits nati'r village.
rlo Indiana md Ohio clcesIons' however,
Sioux up MS memory. considering tfiae
tho West WIS hopt!cslf Inst to hl'ns
lts "erazo' 10 liz President over
chnio ail other considerations MD aa
sighed t!io letter rSGM'rtl for hlm ~ Hor.
Kaslttnlp',' Ill which In detlfc9' sle "was tt't'
R'ot iii American" io believe III my stc!i
NONSENSE rs tnfilt Tor fcsHiiao olily' par
ticu'arly wttcn projection a'! t!os1a ~ mi'et'
10 lanRo tho country ttcl' t'tlu prosperous. lie
TINS practically clataltrd u 10 III g''o'l lfo"
tectloh!st NJ my Kcpubl'cal'. ami III etl'phnt-
1ca!'S feh,Ii''tet tito 1"!lcS.
ulh1nf tlaoso circumstances mr. Dasia u.
Helis ~ e'taor LOO 'alo or II 1lttie ton carry
III HIS Aotcnse nha advocacy OF Mtarill lor
revenue AIR. Nelis IS nor INC ps9hncratlc
eahia''ate ior lfesl'tch1' !ie is hota peh1o.
eTatle caiialaate 1uf a''ythl'se' lle ''ay a'1t
li"'ouotealy Toes SPEAK a'o seht'tae'lts ot
aihe.tenths nf tho uch'ocfat'c party outside
q eerta!'' Eastertl otates' ""l ho tteral'S
e'tifills tho aeeiafel platform u t''at party,
m't llahcocS' tl'o cahs''Hates ms tcpnna!ea
tHas p'attof''.. a'.a - no" f''hh'hE OIL Ills
OWL, et'ef 70 ltal''"lp"'
lhe taet ls' li",ic"ck aoes moi KNOW my
moro aoott tafl1 laa'' does y chlhl' !ie
KNOWS hoining OF c''ll matters KNOWS 'lo1h-
lhs "ha!eVer eohcesnthG llnhhee, taSAtlo1''
or a'aYthlhg eise pertaining 10 e.'il eo'crh'
meat as sla'eslt's' 'iss 'hi''sl u M ehtlfe
, 1880-10-26

FRANK ALLISON. n wuli-kn0wn merchant
of Woodland, Cnrr, County, VA, recently
TOOK party natned 1fhwks rs Il pnrtHcr III h!s
business. Allison soon suspected Elwks of uti-
duo Intimacy with Mra. Allison. lie told her
Saturday 1,,drnlng ho was .nlng FROM h0,no for
tow days. Instead of golnE 1lB lo pretended.
lso sccrctcd himself III tho vicinity OF his hu,ae,
returned Into Saturday night, nll Gou.ni hfa
wife III llawssa' roo.n. A!son tlrow hts revolver,
shut HUNKS dc'ut, a1 o1gul two blsllnta In Ills
wIcs btn'y. intlteting scriu,ts hut not f,eccssa-
rly fatnl wounds, Allison thcu surrendered
himself to tho authorities. ituwks WIS II years
OF ngo nnd ratbor good.luoklng, Mrs. Allison
Is ;Et
, 1880-10-26
Coll 1SaEnsot.1, In Ills great Cooper III
stitntu specol Saturday night, sa!u:

!. never wns u,fro profoundly hnppy than on
found tint lrfwcnn nj, honest and u klngly mt,
N1 hls !l'AlIgntrs two great Etutcs hull thrown
tholr sttt;i''. ahiclla: ftlrcnt uppltt.so.l When
tanre novor bus hoen rllsmi IL ti,o et,ns Ut
i1 ii,nso Krander nun" Tremendous nEa ,prt,-
!1nx'u nppln!1sn Riitl oho6rs]; n,d when ininnn
l!ant!s at,i said, "Alnw s,,e to inarsc tt4t YER
Nin,.' was prninl!lualy harpy. becnMse that
6tata": tint sait To INC, "Tho Solid South WI!
~ n0iltr1ntcd By groat aud spionull North"
tthcurs.
Whcn GArlle!d's nnmo was first mentioned
sheFo "as tremendous cheering In the audience,
axnitl AAd ItEntn renewed, tho men standing up
wAs''lR tholr bats md tho t4dtpa thetr hanIkcr-
Ch!ofs,
, 1880-10-26

TItEKE seems 10 be little room for doubt
thnt thu dissatisfied Dculncrnts uf Now York
City will no's'ltInto HI independent oandtnsu
for Mnyos. Thu oppsltEon VI tho nor- Cnthollo
con,ent VI thu Democracy to Atr. Grncc ls very
strong, particularly among tho GBr1nR,ls, md
either to.any or sn-nlnrrow this opposition will
find expression III tho nomination al thirl
cundidato. Mr.. Oswald Ottcntnrfcr, Of tho New
York Sfrdts-HeftNng. Is mentioned In connec-
tion with tho nomnut'on, ami but fur tho fact
TINT hc Ii nut HOW in this country there II littto
to'lbt but ho would be thu candidate of tho ttl.
dependents,
, 1880-10-26

'11tE t,tfcAao 1RtnuSK has established branch
pIrus fnr tho receipt Of subscriptions ud Avussas-
mrrts ms f0nxs:
NEW yUltK-ltoom = Tribune Building, F.r, Afp-
fAlii3SS. Mnnhrtr.
GLASGOW, seot'and-Altan*s American Nows
ARchcr, u Nenlctd.sL
LOShuS. EnH.--Anlesican Exchange, ~ EtEard
HENRY +. Gl!.l.!u, AgnnL
WA4tllNuION. II. E,--Iytn Fatfeet
, 1880-10-26

IitE lion. Timothy brown, OF MARSHALL
town. ia.. anu af tho lundng lawynrs OF llts
esate. hptotuiora I>pfnoasVlt, md ouce Il DUMP
crnttc Innlteg fur Congress, h1!a CONG out fur
Gnrfeid And Arthur. Ills tnstcr rcnollnctng
Democracy was published yesterday, 4lll ustou.
tshcl tho Iowa fk4tl,rjh,f,3,
, 1880-10-26

THE lion. Lewis Steward, who In 1874
was tho cnnd'tatc of tho Democratic purity for
Govcrnor ut this Slnsc, ar.i who wns only II
lew months ago elected rwsltlont Of tho llan.
cock Club in tho unwit nr rtnno. hns announced
TINT he will voso for Gen. Garfield. 1fe says lio
does not want tho Nntio1{ r,llcll by tho solid
South. 1io IL Hlso Mt VARIANCE with tho l>cno-
critic party u, tho tar!.r ISSUE Mr., Steward II
only ono uf tho tnany Democrats Of prominence
IN this State who Will vato for anl support Gou
Qnrtlotd hnd tho whole Republican tloket.
, 1880-10-26

\ FIRE broke oslt ut tho central telegraph
olico at Manchester, EhgIa1il, Suntlny. About
a1 wires wero melted, nntl ,cteRrapho COM
munlcntlon hetwean Manchester Allu othor
polnts WIS Interrupted. 1t will not bu restored
fur EDina l1uaa