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ably. give over 10000 Republican maiori,,,
gain of one Congressman IN the With Ds,,,I."at
possibly one IN tho Vth. A. w. Wp,osn
Editor Of The seps,.,,
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ono.

REPUBLICAN BY $4,000 MAJORITY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CINCIvNATI. Nov. 3.-Oh0 gives 30 600 Republi-
can majority; Indiana 300. RICHARD SMITH.
Editor of The Cincinnati Gdsettcl
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REPUBLICAN GAINS IN OswEGo COUNTY.
OswrGo. Nov. Ten towns. including Oswego.
show Republican gains of 700. Garold's majority
III the County is estimated ut $500, gain over
1876 of 1000 Mason. Republican. for Congress,
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GEORGIA.

A CONGRESSMAN REELECTED
ATLANTA Ga, Nov. 2.-Spcer lind. d. is reelected
IN the lXth District.
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xp,v WORK. DAILY Tribune WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1880

vania District, defeating Alexander n. Cohrotn
(Dem.) for reelection.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2.--JOhn w. kyon DemJ
has been defeated in tho KILN by T. n. Dru"n
who was support by Greer.ac men and Repu0-
leans by about 800 majority.
Daniel Ermentrout (Dem is elected 10 Congress
from the With District
WISCONSIN,.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000
A GAIN Oh ONE AND POSSIBLY TWO CONGkhs7-
MEN.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
MILWAUKEE,. WIS., Nov. 2.-WiscOnsin will, prom
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Precious pearls above price are the ma.
teeth Don't NEGLECT IN buf have them put IN
an keep them ~ by using Lyons loom IAWEfs NE
mcnded by the first dentists "Sais
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Announcements

Have you kidney trOublesl The case &,
far gone that does not yield INTO permanent cure VII
rapid manner, under the nse OF DR HoLANs Ivgs sa
'N'"'' dr'gys.s
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TIE lid CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The following table shows the vote in the lid
Congressional District by wards, with the exception
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THOMAS /. YOUNG,
Governor of Ohio.
CArsE FOE REJOICING


SYRACUSE. Nov. 2.-OnondagI County gives Car
field T. 500 majority. possibly 5000. All local Re
publican candidates are elected. Il'scock, for Con-
gcss has 5000 majority in the district. The As
scmbymen elect are all Republican. Throughout
the central counties the contest has been much
sharper than expected, and the vote is the largest
ever pollcd. Syracuse has increased Haycs's ma
iority by upwards Of 400 There are uniform gains
in the surrounding towns Of about four per cent of
the total vote There is a like good result in all
central counties. Republicans are rejoicing.
CARROLL T.. SMITH,
Editor of The Syracuse JOluWaLI
ROCKLAND COUNTY GOES DEMOCRATIC.
NYACK. Nov =. -Democrltic majoritles Of Rock
land County complete give Hancock 729; Beach
for Congress, 5GS Cleary, for Assembly 42S +;
Crum (ud.l for County Clerk, $40; Rapalo, 100 ;
Cullen sol. No votes returned against the Con-
stitutional amendments.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CLINTON.
PLArTsBURG. Nov. 2.-Chnton County complet
gives Garfield 1.Si0 majority 4 gain over the ma
jority OF 1876 OF 1,l3i
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Rr.UJTs ~ ULsrER COUNTY.

Tue electoral ticket IS about tie IN This county.
Cornell Rcpl for Congress has mt least 1900 ma
j,rlty IN thI- county. Sharpe has 800 majority in
the Is Assembly District Turcl rep in the TId
District is probably elected, aud Benedict DEM in
the Hid District GrORGT H. SHARPE.
1Snenker OF the Assnmhlrl
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When the following dispatch was read 1t was re-
ceivod with much applause:
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CONGRESSMAN DwIGHT's
GOVERNOR YOUNG

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2.-HamlItOn County gives
Garfield 1929 majority; Ohio gives $4,000 ma
iorty. In Tennessee we eject Governor and two
Congressman IN Kentucky two Congressman. In
diana holds the October fort.
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JouNsTows, Penn, Nov. 2.-Jacob McCampbel
RepJ Is elected by 900 from the XVllth Pennsyl-
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VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IL BROOKLYN.
COMPARISON WITH TIE YoiE OF LIEUT. MANI
GovFENoR IN 1879 AND THE x, GIsTHATi'S
THIS VI AR.
, 1880-11-29
PLYMOUTH ClIURCu.

NEW 1olsK, Nov. .5.-Ge1l. Grant and ex-
Minister Romero, Of Mexico, attended seyyico
today In tho l.ev. air. l,eecller's church.
llrooklyn. Tho congregation bpcarlu awnro
Of tic presence Of thu distinguished gentle
men, n'ltl remained III tsclr seats utter tho
1enetiction nltd tl0x0iogy. Alr. Becchcr In
formed tho people thu services were ended, aud
asked that they leayo tho church. There was
yet no manifestation OF disposition uu
ti'o pnrt OF the audEcnce TO leave before Grant
ninl Iton'cfo. Mr. Dcccllcr then Hatd: "Ihis
hoase IL Tor tho Wplshipof t;otl, not Ut man."
m,a Appealed TO tho assembly to .tsporsc.
The seuts being still retained, Grntt nmi
ltoMero took their departure, ind wcro
quickly followed by tho wllolo congregation.
, 1880-11-29
SHARPE DEALINGS.

DAYTON, o., Nov. :a3.-1.ast night the firm
OF Augustus Sharpo & Co., unc Of tho lnrgest
dry-Eootls houses III Dnyton, was closed By
tho Sheriff. md warrants issuu,l for tic mr.
rust OF Sllarpe, charging him with obtaining
goods OF Eastern IrH,s under false pretcnses.
It Is said tlmt llu gave deed for 4
firm In fndlAna'to clerk named Pierce
rs bnsis for lin to open business In Lam
caster. o., nnd subsequently, attached tho
R"o,ls bought by. his clerk, amounting 10
tint tl!a creditors OF Pierre nrc Angry b.
cause Sharpe got In ahead of them, nijtl wnnt
70 force tllll to permit Pierce to make an ar-
rRngenlent,
, 1880-11-29
THE POTATO.
An Industry from Which Unclo Davtd
Gray Realizes Much Profit,
{rtcf {Blsfrurr

An Industry from Which Unclo David
Gray Realizes Much Profit.
Uttea ubsrrrer.
utlea ships nlnre i0tntnes than ans other
city In thu country n1ld Uucla David Gray Is
tho heaviest operator, lIo l,ns two mammoth
storel,n1tscs on tho south bank Of tho Erie
Cnnal, al,l visit TO tliem reveals some meas
uro OF the magnitude OF the great potato
trn!lie that Is daily co,lductetl here. A1nst
citizens have visited The rink OH Fayutto
street. This lsnow nearly filled With mound
of potatoes that towers sixteen feet high anu
chntails tutty twenty thousand bushels OF tho
atai'lo protEi'ct. Eur weeks tho firm of
nnyid Nray Il Son Inns been paying ont 81, ,00o
ly-loHr Iouro about l,O00 barrels. Tie ottor
si"ysl,o'se s, , + TIE N,atnmotlI f,u,ae.'-raoia
t ssS tssS S aSyi x west ss W99 " III = S Mann % %WsTks
packed with the "lnurpAfes,' u barrrIed md I"
pyoccsa 0i barraling. \ .ll,e Of tca,ns Is kcut
t'snt;i!!s ~ !ny 1ctweel' the storcl4ouses mid
s H. u usiv s cii i5a! 5l sIu9h u ;si;s,s Il y Y J:
New tlrlsn!lS, Clnrtratul,, Havana. Beri,l,Ihn.
md OIilor pnlnts Suutlt. YcsterilHy 0ns Hill,
tisr nt lnrr9is " WY ,s4ttlng for al!iums,t to
ifI hfer,!,!!i,H 70 tl,ls '4al Mr. Gray sends
Chill. y - USED tlioro for sertl, alll Is tilo
hIi!y variety .uf 1H'sAln tllGr, luutxd. Ali
m ss. !!sal OIL tho island IL supplied from
l'ln POTATOES comprised In tlls huge mound
alluded to are tho :" "1iarrIson." TliUy art,
asc'l principally ~ linyaila. are OF toavi
lihIH, uni nro ll0stly SLICED R,lh fried by the
Cnb;ll,s. OK tiIla variety Dir, tsray will sjliu
nbDMt 4l.oO GlrEtls. They ars culeflijiY
packed III bnrrsls uIada BY Grorg0 w, Uptx.
" lAverpo9'. OnnntlnEl County. Yesterday
AFTERNOON tho writer t0lllut Mr, DIetz at M,
rink stlMrlntcndtng. tho delivery Of so.lIu
4,O90 barrels, for which lla receives 81 ccrts
npitrc. Thu luGki1,g process IL ilo lncollstl-
erable ltesn. The s0tatnes uru held iirliy
~ their places by noAns nt tho pressure vt d
screw on clrculAr sltrtaf, that exactly tits
IiIe heatt ut tho bnrrel. Whul, ibis il do,io.
lhe iao.iot' 1t tl!e ship dues not lnJUrc tiio
!intatoes. Thirty mell are enlploycu daily III
!,!ittlhg np, thu prt,tluct, Including .orters.
tl!ers, paGkers, heAtrrs, hUppulH. 1lafturs.
tl!l !l4!id!eIs. The Peerless, Glslst,lI Uur-
bulk, ts!lttics, Dlsnore, Isuse, aill d liuo
variety OF siLall Snnwtluku ufe aI,lt,,ir inc |
Qualities handled. 1t IL believed tllat Uiei,ia
-NnMty eruWs In0rp p0tnturs than ully other |
.0t!AtY IN tEe States. II sli0 lins a cOll-
Mstltnr W tllls regard 1t Is the County OF |
, Une!s David Gray MAY, without ,xueevra.
!0l, ~ TERMED thu Potato King Ut the cllln-
~. lie is proud Of tho title, md well le |
MY b.. 10 the writer yesterday hu sald:
1eMelnbor once Wien my old friend
, 1880-11-29
CANADA.

civsl-servico rscruIutlonx.r,,o ,,.,,,,.
len Brotlcrs-lrllItnrr nnr,,Mas ~,
sunduy : choc.c- Factories Hind nd
sn,,ta, ni..,,.
o,.ss op.s.o' rnpasfa 70 3ns Chicago 7stbunt.
RtEhEc, Nov. se.-Tl|o new regulations
ior tho government Of the Civil Service Of
s.nai.,a Nv ~, nv 'uost insulting towards tho
on'cao1s eal'. o.. o. ne various Departmctts, and
loafers ~ ar S' tuat ney are al!
the clerks visiting bnr-roo,ns shnli +" . H., ~
nIssc,t. That m int,$tnat,n,. ei'.'! oe us
tukcn Tito tho DcDnrtcn!.. quors n'u ,rt efe 10 bo
"1s Tso ncn e'.0t os a,en outside the Office
with srperhanan powers,"ior, ie Il IN 'oTsa Inc iast
oh!cial dnzettc, notice is given tl,at letters
pntent hive bge,, granted ia thu Nrnntrn,.l
Abnttolr Company for tho N nurmse 1t ~
"slauehtorng animals, rendering, meiitnp uSi pl
ripe5 anil 5iooa* o anaSetn. 1s,1M sin fsst feet
trlpcs, and blood IS pretty good; pateut tI Tor
oynr et}%si ~ 11!srd NC ,,yho wI,1lo enima! would,
in ,,as, nvar ~ oIo t,,o Ya,naoe. Much fun Is be-
ssta III: ntpateb s.to 'tS'Ss T. Has cateooo r,,u.
ret,rlieG froin INK Nc rp 1lg9. i alr Scot has
salc Of t.a nnmiminn TI 1'H "gt}Seinent tor tug
Buckingham +, n E"sv ynri, i'omhn "t.,'h MnlAs III
DurInr lie pnst IT, s',,n,nn utn ttbbt,'Pnmy, tbn
of Fn6ie Works las iu bssl1 iiuroyI ,1o Is9Ftmet ta
tho nnrti! si Gian1lGi, 1et@efM tila lslalll md
sntramco of Sn1,]t + stn s@rsnn sn may. hear tllo
Il scltcfcd cl,unnni nie ~ as0 asiset IAero
northerly course. Mr, H EtIrennn's ssg's 'IEs'ng Il & =
iurneI. ~ '''aso o' 'h's work, las It,
spseta. Dt,pate. 10 IN. c,,+,,. s,.,,,n.
pIcIoS, Ont., Noy, @MTiio iip 1T11a". Trinee I'll.
% let, HrotrEy H.,tMy ar as ' gl'Ged hands McMul
posu bringfilg Tia M sss;n imss l4ey pGo.
own viii 6uy tic @ rlrht ~ tfus w,v ,o"'i' y tho
with !.at end i, view Wili bs "x s;1buitt:i ta% "
NeSlHlrns ars eHS wri hi"tu fndyn ~ tew T. ks. Meeks. Tho
Special GnpsteS 10 H. th.l.a, T.. 1avlGnsn vt;es;
LONDON. Nov, Y-d tlcnHtn,io" srn,,, H.,
London Mntsteria Assn""ttt',' ttt.sVM tfom tllo
, 1880-11-29

Dnrslcinlrr father Of tho I,lcsttcna,,t.t;oy-
nTliorl wanted 10 be Controller IT tic Stato.
ite was llotrl.kecpcr IT lsutfnl0 nlni nwlt.ti
pointed III ILLS rmlltcal aspirations, a,N, wl,su
he returned to lIltTAin hi. s,,i.l: swell, zen.
tlemrt,, II ran'i bu t,nntruIcr can ri,n liz,
Mansinn ltonscP Yaur Uncle Davi,i Ind
!ntclv, and lle fell down. Hut iii yo,i Tint
Y he can't By ASsenlhlymal l,e can fun tllt,
biggest potato warehouse III this c0IntryI''
, 1880-11-29

lie WILL TRAVEL oyE1t a 1z1aarn MIN
fkfrrIiS.

LIE WILL TRAVEL ovEHA NCGGED Road AT
1sUOlly.
6ptttal Dispateh 10 Tbs Chttaoo 1>th,tn<.
NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-A[r. Thomas Hughes
schcile o. a co0neratlve COLONY Mt Rugby,
III East Tennessee, las attracted consft1er.
aole attention recently. Tlle plain was I'LL.
iot1ed by tho addresses of Alr, Hughes Ii,
VARIOUS paris OF tile country, alltl by inter
views published In tho no,sspapers nroyioms
TO his return to Europe. In yjcw Of tho yrry
general Interest felt III tho fortunes If this
colony, bott In England and An,urico. # IL
perhaps worth wllilo calling attention to tl,e
Views entertained Of tic movement by aoIuo
dlslnt0Festctl parties who hive lind t,ppt,rt,,-
mites Of observing tho cotu,y, with n
iull knowledge Of Its surroundings. AR,
L. 3. Nicholson, civil engineer, conncctcd
with the Cineislnntl Southern Kaitrood. who
attended the sessions Ut tho Society Of Civil
Engineers recently held fiji this city, is fn-
nlilinr with
THE 1EG1oN OF COUNTRY
In which the colony IL situated, t[c saEI IN,
day TINT lo WIS surprised that Mr.. Hughes
Should have selcctetl suel, II spot for llls OK
pertinent. The soLl Is thin and sant1y,-tho
poorest Ill Tennessee. It Is iicapRbIc Of
producing cereal crops without the greatest
labor. md 1t will require to be enriched with
art!flclal fertilizers. Tile raising of corn
anu wheat ho thinks, Gun never be
made profitable. Root crops, le believes.
w'il flourish falrly well. but from these the
colonlsts cannoe expect tU derive fortunes.
10 develop n new colony like tllIs, lte thinks.
VIII require vast nl1lount of manual labor.
From Whit lle has seen of tho colonists Ie:
thinks them
FAR TOO GESrEEL
to engage in such pursuits, 4 community
OF laborers, alId not n society Of gentlemen.
Is what Is required, III his opinion, to mike
tho colony successful. Ailothor drawback
Is tue defective title 10 tl,e property
IN tho possession of tho colu,lis.s. liz
thinks much annoyance and eSlpuso will
result from this circumstance. In short, II
Is tho opinion OF Mr.. Nicholson, aud, he
says. the opinion of other practical Oh
servers who are famlliur with tho colony nj
Rugby and Its location, that nothing short Of
4 miracle will enable 1t to succeed under Its
present conditions.
, 1880-11-29

Special Dttpalsh to Tit Chssapo Tstbun&
QUINCY, Ill, Nov. 2B.-+Thero have been
1rcQuclt ru'nora Of late tl,at the lion, Joseph
n, Carter, Ut this city, would be cautll.latu
Tor tho Speakersh!p III tho approaching sos.
sion of tho Legislature. Illthorto these layo
been mere r.inlors basod on speculation,
l4atterly Mr.. Carter's friends have eylnccd
nh lnterest In tte matter, urging lis expert
enco III md aptaess, for lcgislnliol1, a,tl the
iact that mono of the important Offices of Tho
5tato 'lro held BY men OF this section. Tho
result IL that Mr. Carter may honccforth bo
considered ullo OF tho Rsplrants for the POSI-
tsoil, and 1t Is now known that strong effort
will be nladu to securu his election,
, 1880-11-29
FOIIIl.

st. JOSEPH, No., Now os,-Qen, Josep1,
Crnig, wlto ran rs Democrat for Congress
III ll'Is district nHnlnst Ntcllulns Ford, Re-
publican ureonbacker, at the late ELECTION,
mas withdrawn all opposition to AIr. Ford,
anu Tho probabilities arc tho latter guntle-
man will scccIve tie certificate OF election
, 1880-11-29

Spze1d3 U9battN 10 The Eh3t09o FFEbInf,
JASEsv1LLE, Wis, Nov. e7.-This morning
Henry L. Phillips, late telegraph operator
for tho Clhcago. milwaukee, IL st. Paul Rail-
why ut l'eloit, appeared In tho Circuit Court
to receive Ills sentence for the larceny Of
$50 at one tine md Sl15 Mt another FROM the
office Ut tho Isaltroad Company where lio
,,yas employed. ilo had pleaded guilty TO
thGse Two cslarges. Judge ConRer passed
sentence. liking tho punishment for tie first
otfensv ut two years in the States l'rlson,
ninl for tho second offense two mud hail
yenrs, to commence at tho expiration Of tho
first sentence.
, 1880-11-29
FIRE RECORD.
AT 1sD1l(3tIISE}.rsS1E. ~. ,

lpu01IKEErstE, N. y. Nov. es.-rhts
evening n f're was discovered iii the base
l,ient Of tile Cannon Street N. Il. Church.
Thu congregation WIS quietly, but promptly
dismissed, and lle pnntc avcricd. Tile
tlatncs wero then cxtingliscsl. lad tho fire
gnt under leadwny NIL rscapp froIn tho etli-
lice. nwihg to tic peculiar construction,
would hnyo been cut tjT.
, 1880-11-29
SERIOUSLY BURNED,

Special Dtspaseh 10 This Chleaso Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. as.-I4ast evening
most distressing accident occurred to n s
ycar-old son Of DR.. De Col, well-k,,own
homeopathic physician of this city. Tic
child possessed itself of bottle OF ether
which was M tho mnntel, and thrust It
through MI aperture I'll tho hase-huFiler
stoye. .lnstantly l!e was enve1opcd In tiamey,
1nlly burneM. Hopes nro entertained Tint
the sight Will he preserved; hut uto chances
arc agallst thu clllld's recovery.
, 1880-11-29

1Fs''~' 77s'7tsE+" 80 zH1 CE3toa0 1ytoRH7.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov 2s.-Tho annual
report OF thu Auditor Ut Btate for thu yoar
ending Oct. 81 has been presented to the
Governor. It shows tota! receipts, Including
cash OIL hand Nov. /, 1870, Sl,O33, ,0yo.04 il-
Guiding SLIT, ,d00.M general fund, S2,ul0, ,sla-
ol school fund; expenditures, IS, lso, ,0.S,6z
Including 81, ,ll0,a0o.so general fund, 8l,us..
Wl.eo school fund, anu STITCH 10 Suite house
estimates for 1889, and show total expenses
OF g.. Sf3, ol0 On acco,lrt Of tho general fund,
, 1880-11-29

Gllvcr dollars Of The present standard, and Its
1ccntnai:c t,,on basis i,mkinE II rVuat to
The guild dollar, Mt the present market price
vi silver. at,l upon TINT hnS!s 10 r1nl,n Gt,ln-
nEe III silver ~ tree rs tIlat of ,.n1sl liz
holds that. with tho silver dollar wortl, less
tlinn gold, tho ttnll!,ic standard could not b0
maintained III the event Ut demand for coin,
ainf gotd wonld be virtually ,lcmonetized.
Tim President, III sts Mrssngc, will take tho
6a1,,c position. Alnny Ut tho Conxrcsslncl,
WHO favored tho present silver dollar
are 1'tw said to bo willing to suspend tic
coinagc, but nil aro not tn lhc point of IN
crehs!ng the standard and Of roconnge. Tho
Secretary, In his report, will clnIln Tint the
rccoNago would not Gust rnucl, o11tl TINT by
putting In more silver the Government would
sENtid o,slr the pultit II has made III tho pur.
chase Of silver bullion.
T11E ron0E1sy.
Commissioner Davenport autl Mr.. Jewell
Nrc hero to Golfer with Ccl,. Garfield ul,out
tho M0rey letter Several indictments hive
been found besides tose heretofore an-
l1nl'ncct!, and others nra rxtu.cttai. Tho
trials will bcgln Mt once and bu pushed ylgor-
ously.
FAST MAIL.
TO ths trtittra Assatiatfd Trrss.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Nov. 2s.-Thc now
fast-lnatl tratn bctweun 13osson a,It New
Orleans placed thu Now York morning news
pnl'ers on tho streets here at 10 n. 1T, Tlyo
trafn was fialf an hour Into arrIvtng IN
Washington, but reached 1,tctnloni oil
schedule time. "Fast ma![s and yluw NIL
tiles )" was ono Of the toasts given at din.
Her.
, 1880-11-29
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES.

l'AFArErrH, Ind, Nov, 2s.-Wctldlue.an,
n1SeTsarles arc On tho boom III Laiayettc,
Lust night G. U. Wright aud wife celebrated
helr twentieth year of welded bliss; Ii, ",
6MttI, and wifi celebrate their twrntv-f1ttl,
at,!t!lycrsary; t wlilv Janes l.. Mcclure i.i a,li
W!n 1oI'lte11 over ti,elr tlstydflll. The ial-
10 Ohio iu u sleigh, "" ''''4"' WV
, 1880-11-29

4 NEGRO DEs1'ERADO KILLED.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. a7.-A negro by
the 'rn,e OF William Towey wns killed yes
terday near this city by Dpputy1SherlH
Cooper md Special Deputy W. j. Franks.
Thu officers had 4 writ nt nrrcst for Towoy,
at,d woro cndenvosing to serve 1t, when
Iowey raised loaded shotgun and present.
cl II at tho otllcers, who immediately fred
desperate character.
, 1880-11-29

EtfnEKA, New, Nov. 2s.-lho hoIsting
works and blacksmith, shop Of the Wnlps
Consolidated Mine tn'rnc.l Inst night. Loss,
$1,000; purity insured There WIS no loss
9t l1fc; tho m!ncrs escaping by another out
carly tlay. "' "'
, 1880-11-29

spntS0FlELD, ILL.,. Nov. a7.-Jamcs Tier
1ey, Of East st. Louis, was brought hero to-
day bya Deputy Marshal. lilo is charged
with Illegal vatfng III hAying go1,a over Into
Missouri and voted at tho regent election. l1e
souri, authorities, N'>'~
, 1880-11-29

JERSEY CRY, Nov. 2s.-Arnmlo and Annie
Atsls, respectIvcly and years, wore play
Ing on tho Ice OIL tie Norris Cannl near their
homo this afternoon, when the leo broke, and
both little girls fell into the water, John
Dartol, neetl II, witnessing Tho accident, ra1,
10 s tiee asssanee q tie little girls, and Ett1.
Ing tho shore tho youngest was tleud,
, 1880-11-29

QC1ScY. ILL.,, Nov. E.-Lnst evening row
occurred ut u country tlaNcu at Newma,l's
dlstlllery, near ScehoIn Station, on the south
lihe of Adams County, III wllcl, young
'nnn 1alled Brewer. SOIL Of widow living
there, wns ctlt OH the check, OH tho breust.
nMd ON fts llanu by nnl Hallcd Seward,
Tho q1nrrc! WAS over u girl. Brewer, It Is
salt!, Will lic. Seward tlGd a,ltl Inns not been
nrrested. Officers nre III pursuit.
, 1880-11-29

DENVER, Colo. Nov. os.-Train No. on
inc Denver & Rio Grando wns thrown from
tho track bya broken rail today between
Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Engineer
Dlckmnn a1,d Fireman Sy Masuretto wero
seriously injured. "SA'
, 1880-11-29
Philadelphia Street.Coachess

~ 3"13"FsFSHs% Ss1"e* ..tn pffat
Tho now stteot- coaches In lhlladelpa'a.,
They " full all thp while, as0 lnoIu cotooaa II
tha1l Unra s'r ttaaes, each passenger ~ irans-
scat. hlld tho routes aru ~ TaIlc toA!t ~
1llt'so now In t1su h0l4 clebe lHrsvns 80 80 70 ii
drawn by ono htIIsU, Additional oaas Wv
Of dQ4liQ al1o. fer tNQ kaJ1a4,
, 1880-11-29

IExAnKASA, Nov 9.-The baggage.cnr Of
tho night express Ill Tho Texas pncIflc Rail
road burned lIear Sulphur, Tex, Friday
night, with ntnr pieces Of taEg,ge and tifty
sncks Of null Tile loss Is nlOut S51O,UNW.
, 1880-11-29
COTTON IlIrRNE1l-

Nonror'K, W., Nov. es.-,rwo hundred
ba1os Of cottont belonging to tho Dritlsl,
steamer Sanslrlngllan and stored OH Daker's
Insured. '''
, 1880-11-29
A COLORADO LYNCIIING.

a ooAohADo LfNCl1lNG.
Initiation t.,.a. o. n Plt..hurs acns,en,an
Inf" 1't',ssss sxsssssn n,!.s a,'"'ss S:;., .''e.
Ol.luspcctor Hrt,,s,v' y ~ .'.h ti,is o,,, ,.,,o
wa M visi, :, t,'o Eus ,v.. =. tis ety WHO
' w vesten,v @ 'u hr ~ " es1 several months
I3rcntny Ne,os mn interesting siorv or II no,, ,
he attended Il lync!inr in Il f,nlnrndo ta,,.,'
lis story is rs ioiIows: ' " ~'4'A'oo 'o"'''
panion ut mine ono nIornlnP ut MI early
llour; "wakc up or you will miss tim Ivnrh.
1ng." Ind gone to bed at @ M eariy ar Iour nr
,se% ,he a1d s.eepy aila ',ad heard nothing Of
lng tho night. ~~'''''''''0 ou'-
"11nllo, jim, is TINT you ?" said ], "wllen
pretty ID qulclt" answered MY friend.
tered ont md found my "Iunky" wait;nv na ot
streot = utart ,l,at,,,a" ~, ~ "a!kea up
n..cet i" s,oss ulssance' NIL, hndtng crowd
OIL foogi.-looking miners around tho door Of
eufsre Ea,n1ins ts e wS ,s.p pushed through aid
ner,s fnrv i1nn1,,.1aI ~, ,t'... "I." eo,o
tia,S I,5 Mtp.'c'e" nlo aooht 10 begin
.aas,.,. sns. asss''e"t,o,'. Two tablc5 used for
acatt11lg taio, laad been pushed! together, and
HiG''cs;otllosr' ,,nH s,dn, 1aa known him well.
hfsI, hl,ng; NIL inllS n,iit Stx feet Sly inches ln
M iiMInliensiyo citizen, but thoroughly sood
ollccr. On tho top Of tl,e body lay n coli Of
a!t,'isi a, i: roln, neatly rolled uI,, With hang
beell sworn, statett TINT am tllt, evening pre.
y;ious to nd been In the gambing snIuS1i, h NJ
.,1,. odni,i nefgs, Wltgro two fellows were playing
, 1880-11-29

Special Dispateh to Tns CAttaoo 1<tbun,
CEDAR RAr1ps, In., Nov GA Young
man named Sears fell from n load ~ Inv
near Fairfax, In this county, last night. nuI
received injuries from whici! ho Iicd #,
, 1880-11-29

~ J
BEEpoErotsz. O.. NV. ga small build
Ing, owned by Mrs. FulNlenltrE nntl occll-
rictl by Willis Brown. WIS burned with Its
contents THIS afternoon IA,ss nbout S4D0. In.
surcl l., tito Niaxur,. Insurance Company
for 5000 f'1
, 1880-11-29
At NIAT''r{,t)y. rr,1,

IL VIII Z &'0FAv3 >, II1It
ST. Lotus, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-'rlc foundry of
1.el,'ox q Co., at Mattoo1,, ILL.,, burned Inst
for S7,QuQ '01 -''oNNsN'
, 1880-11-29
THE STEAMERS,

NEW folsK. Nov. 2S.-Arrlyed, the steamers
tlsarIa, Battle, ai,a Nvyala, from Lty.r,moi.
no State Ut Indiana, from Glasgow. NM, H..
Ioxbursh cas.lc, from Newcastle, '''' '''@
FthAouTl4, Nov. 2S,-ArrfyaI t,,a 1v,e,.
halia, fr0m New York, e"' sa' "cst-
liALv!HoKE, Md, Nov. as.-rhe steh,ns,lo
a1lafi1igAaM has Nrfiyed here from Enrf"iE
, 1880-11-29

~, M,n'nsl.a stihdue4 Cotd nr Cough No n,,,ct,r
e'' olsa<antiy " Or. Yulrs Cough Syrup M ci9
, 1880-11-29

CfvS1-Eervice KcguIatlous-Thc 0rcrIu,.
len Nrotllcr*-1IllItnry parudex on
sununy - Chooses Fac torius lgifnd
tfOysx TPnr1<