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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09
SATURDAY, APRIL Inn, 1851

at tho front door Of Ohio county Court House, com.
mOnelng at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO Ae ut public
auction 70 the highest and best bidder the real estae
owned by the North West Virginia Agricultural So
cloiy hltuate on Wheeling Island and known a. the
"FAlf Grounds" Said property consists Of about Is
acres Of choice land suitable for building lots and Il
enec 10 had, VIZ A deed made by q. r. Brown and
otherh " said North West Virginia Agricultural So
olety dated November 49, 1851, aud recorded In Book
No, 81, pages ts+ In the records Of deeds for Ohio
county, West Virginia, add IN deed made by Joseph
klrgcIIner aud wife TO sid North WestYlgnlA Agr.
cultural Society, dated FsbTuIry a. 1871, and record.
ed IN Deed BOOK No. IS, Eage @ iOhlo County Re
0ordLl
Terms Of Sale One-third Of the purchase money IN
hand and the residue on etudll Of q, ~ is and "a
months With Interest, Tor which payments The puT-
chaser Is 70 give his notes laiiIiaeIoily secured.
The title also retained until the purchase money 1,
'u"' rN' MICHAEL REILLY.
4, ]. BOYD. CammIiten
EARL W. .ogLEBAY, ''''
GEO, A. WICKHAM, AuetlDnser. mris
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS

FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Situated In Preston County, West Virginia, nsai
KlnXwOOj Tunnel, on the Baltimore a Ohio R. r.
The Orc has been fully tested in the Furnace At
Irontown, West Va. 1t works easily In the Furnace
and makes a very desirable quality Of Iron. The
eokng qualities Of tho Coal have also been fully test
e, and arc entirely satisfactory. Iron can be made
at prOat on these lands when prices are 80 low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop.
For further information ApPlytO
wM. s. RAYNERI
81 Lexington St, Baltimore, Nd.
Orlo c, JEssoP, Austen, Preston Co., WA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

The Finest Lunch in the city Is AT
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

DUBLIC SALE OF THE "FAIR
il GROUNDS" On WHEELING ISLAND
In pursuance Of resolution adopted by the stock
holders Of the "NOTlh West Virginia agricultural 50.
clety" ii meeting held At their Office, Ia the city
Of Wheeling on the eth day Of March, 1850, the
Ienslrned committee will, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

TRANsTkR OF REAL EsrArE-The follow.
ing transfer oil real estate was admitted
to record in the Office Of the County Clerk
Deed made March 80, 1880 by W. P.
Hubbard, trustee, to John V. westwood.
for lot in square 8 in Joseph Caldwell's
addition 70 the city, for 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

SILVER LAKE flour house still ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

New stock Of ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches Just opened.
JACOB W. eRUBB, the Ieweler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

Old Age and dis
Eases that lead 4
Consumption, In,
sanity and an EARL
grave, or both. NJ
matter how shat
tered the system
may 30 from ex'
eesles Of any kind
q short eo1ne o.
this Medicine vii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09

snyER LAKE hour house still ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09
FREsH CRACKERS JUsTREoEIvED.

Fresh Dat Meal, Graham, Soda, Taploca
and Butter Cracker, Boston Biscuit, Mic Macs
and a variety Of other Crarkers OF
II. F. BEHREEs'
Centre Market Grocery,
mh3l 22l7 and 22l9 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-09
To Nervous sufIerers The Grea, Euro.
penn Remedy-Dr. J. b. Simp.
sons Specific Medicine,

DR.. ]. Is. simpsons Specific Medicine
q positive cure for SprmAtorrhea, Impoteney,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from Seli.A
Languor LAsSltudo Depression 81 Spirits and iunc!
ional arrangements Of the Nervous System generally
Pain 10 Back or Side, Los Of Memory, Premature
, 1880-08-07

No man can remember time since 1850 whun
tho Democratic phtty was not insisting thnt tns
Who % opposed ia Schemes Of poiitical ambltion:
in this respect The purity bRs not chnnged. It
tic tic sahmlsslnn a @ of sho Norta. novor ID fsvor ot
reconciliation IN tho basis of fair and eguttl-
bic understanding bctwccn tho TWO. And this y
slavery, IN break up tho Uni0n, to deny freed-
men ttlc!r riEhts, orto est4bllsh tho ho'no-ra!o
OF tho minority.
Is It not about time that this bosll ahout To-
Cancellation should ceasa? Tor the last thirty
years the Democrats have beeM howllng that
tho North should be rcconciled to the South.
l,cfore the War tho North was continually
called upon to ba ruconc!led to slavery. Dur
Ing the War the Democrats continually de-
clarcd tho Vur 10 bc q failure, and advised
tho North to quit and bo reConciled to tho
triumph Of the South. Since the War they
nro tuBt rs eager that the North should be
rcconcilcd to lie South, and condone the de-
NAL OF rights to the freedmen nyd the bull
dpzlng md ba!tot-box stufltng by which they
have kolidt(leA tho South and established tho
home-rute Of Il contcmntib1y feeble minority.
There hps not been Presidential campaign
for twcnty years In which tho Democrats
hayc not whtncd and howled for rcoonci!ia-
as Justify rs any. Of them with bis superb
twaddlc about reconciliation.
Thcre has hocn too much conolllatlon.
Thrre Is no reason why the North should
concillate the South. We are not In the debt
Of tho South. We hive dono the South no
WRONG. The loyal MASSES OF the North
| nude uo war upon the South until she Ind
struck the first blow and sought 10 break
, 1880-08-07

IN regard to the Ro!g!an cable system on
tho Erie Canal md the recent nnrce deaunoia-
tlou Of it by meeting Of paual-m meu In Buffalo.
thceNew York Jout7ml Of Commerce. says:
Thuso mon arc In 4 seuae rivals of the Belgian
ayatpm, whsHh 1ley term a monopoly, aud lhNIr
statements must 10 tAko On with Kra!na Ut allow.
anco. II their assertions arc susceptible of
proof, then there is nnd0ubtcd ground for .do-
fart IL lnJnsin!is q Sus;ness on ne CANALS. One
speaker deGlatcd that hs bust wat stopped INTO
Of tho l4tter Company. Anathor man cou.
pIAfnod that to nnl several tlmea boon dotAtned
By tho same canhe tWD nr thrcb hours eEch. With
tGoso mon and Othee3 lfk thOm thdF0 wAA 4 dDop
conviction of personal grievance. They worn
tnturcd 1 their property or thc!f ictttnHB hy the
competition Of the lowing company. It relieved
them 70 call II . "falluro," 4 "nNisAnce," \
"dulrimcnt In every way to the interests Ut the
canal" kad u prophecy That It could aever DO
Suocb&8.
It seems to ho settled that the Holxiau syu.au
docs Interfere With the freq navigation Of tho
eanal By boais not availtpg thomselvea of tho
canle; and the ubjpction to making rho system
compulsory and universal IL that II would as.
stroy tho character OF tho canal ~ public
highway. McauwhtIo tho difference between
Government management and that VI keen buhi.
pcas- mQn attcndlus to nxtvatA tnsarAAta Ia
, 1880-08-07

In opposing the Arnold resolution favorlng
theunrcstrIcfcd importation NJ Ancrtcnn cattle,
Mr. Mu,Nlulta. tho f,lberat ,nombor for Sheffield.
ns1h Mr.. Forster emil Tint !,sl thu Government
tho cxportatlon Ut cutie coming frt'n districts
whrrc ,l[se,,su prevailed. thu English unscr't.
fncnt wullta gladly remove restrictions ffG said
that nf cargo Of Chicago, cattle which
arrived sttlrlt,K tho wcok At Illrkenhrnd. sumo
wcro infected With tho Texas fever. Mr. Ar.
mold. III rGtly to thiS statonuut. Ha!d that Tcxns
fever wns not contagious. Il !sqn!tu ovldcnt
fror tho tone Ut tho tlchuto TINT tho LihcETtls
viii soon withdraw tnany Of tho unnecessary re-
strlctlons which now prevail. md TINT. II o1lr
Government moot tl.om halfway, nil tho rc-
6lttiauns will bc removed.
, 1880-08-07
SATURDAY. AUGUST :, 1850


Tho Presidential campaign bus row fa'f'y
opened. Tho Republicans harn Il mngniticcnt
Standard bearer, Mt onco statesman. soholnr.
and soldier, who Is worthy Of tho cordta! SUPPORT
Of 9yery Republican IN tne proett Iah"' E'o.s
MIN who Is proud Of tho patrlotio record ct tho
Republican party, and dovDted to the honor ma
welfare Of bis country, ca1'not hesitate 10 sup
port Gen. JAMES A. GAnr1ItD md tho whole
Republican uckct.
The Donao.Confcdernta candidate 1s wholly
ignorant OF. political and o'vii aRalfs, US hls
wholo life has been sPcnt In military routine: no
Ia utterly unit to discharge tho delicate and dill
cult dutlop OF the Presidency, and IL elected Will
bo nothing more than anono ot wax in tho hands
DrjRA1te{s OF tho South. It ID t1Ut enIe 10 eject
80. ,nnr frh{of Mnp{s+rnfa nj tfile grant Ttn-
ESt eaS't = 4''a'' ~.'''A Ne's -
punno' p.. .... ,.>,> sp,.,+ ~, ua,tt5
ING nepuoneana M, 'nH.s n,s o'a H.s.x,ss ,,,st ha
eoua es oonu ',oaa sa. - .ha ~, fot,nrnt ~
, 1880-08-07

4 coNsu3fPrrvE patient caused aome
t1o,shio To nurse at 1uy'a Hospital. London.
whorcupon tho n,lrse dragged tho patient to n
bath-tub. wharo she placed her In cold wntor.
The patient died, and tho nurse has bout cor-
viotcd Of mnuslauRhtcr.
, 1880-08-07

Mn. OAsII, JR., n member Of the notorious
South Carollna t!uc!lns family of that nan,e,
WINS fatally shut yesterday in a duel With Mr.
Blur, Of tho Cnsndcn IL. c. Journal. Hlalr Ind
published nonlo sovero structures On tho elder
Cash, who Ind killed Col. Shannon In u ducl,
The duel with Blair was fought with Mnnohra.
tor rlllea At twenty pacoe, anl CnAh was killed
thstnntIY
, 1880-08-07

GEN. WILLIAM o. BUTLER, Of Carrollton,
KY. d.od yesterday ut tho advanced ago Of %
yours. !Io was IN otliccr of tho army In the War
Of 1917, md participated In tho battlp OF New
Orleans. He was for savcrhl ycats thoreattcr q
meinber Of Cuagsoss, taok purt In tho Muxlcan
War, ur,d was cundl,i,lto for Vice rrcsldunt on
lAlH
, 1880-08-07
The great progress ot the Democracy ~ =

The great progress of the DemocEac!
Alabana il a source Of amusement 10 ',se ,wt r
and foes. False counting breeds rapldt5. 'a;td
It Il 10 easy 10 ,oll up majorItrs they are soas M
up rapidly, Tildcn's maturity lu lstd wa "t n.
but this State ticket this ycas II aatd 10 paw i
lQQ maJol!ty. Chiffon Couuty's ept!fe WV ~.
1915 WIS l,1aI; II now rcpusts Dcmotsauo
jority Of $500. St. Clair bus Leu peu,.~ sss II
majority now, hut Il had only Icy 1sc.a, WIN
told In 1915, aud tou OF those were .rtaI
EtowAt has a,un De.nocrnslo nnjnFuts utrcsa.
yote Ia 1870, 1.t4a. os whIoh tl0 werc ,s ii
Luwndoa showed Republican tnhIosM .,m.
s,4o} In 1915; il cams now Dcmocrat,o ''s srti,s
ty nf l,ss1, being Just ll0 moro than ~, ms Iiaht
Democratic vote Ut four ycars ago' aao ',',s'
Mug calculator has broken loosa III Asao1A'
, 1880-08-07

Mrs. WooDsoN, L. GuSSE1ts, of Webster
County, Gcorga, during tho ahsonoo Of her hua-
band, put son,e morphIa INTO lemonade, which
she thcn give her len children to drink. ind Of
which she hcrsolt partouk. Thrce OF tho children
and Mrs. Gunnolls will die. No CAUSE IL assigned
for tho tnsh not.
, 1880-08-07

FULLY onc-halt Of the, delegates elected to
tho Kansas Republican Convention nra In favor
Of the nomination Of Gov. Bt. John. Thorn Is d
very powerful pasty. however, opposed to bis
nomination, because they beliuve that his teul-
porunccryoc!lvittcs will hurt tho t!ckut antl On
t1angcr o,io Of tho ncpublcan candidates for
CQUurcSa.
, 1880-08-07

Col. +. ". OAKLEY, United States Mar
shal for tho Western District Of Wisconsin, de-
MICS that be Is candidate for Congress from the
Second District OF that State. Col. Oakley sArs
hn fayora tho denomination of the present Coti-
grossman from tho distrtot-sfr. Caswoll-
, 1880-08-07

CARE REvEHatAx's 4-year-oid child at
tended d funeral at 0wonton XVI Thurs.'ay.
On seeing tho grave opened she askod whht It
wns for. ana. on being told, tnok look 1t tho
co1n, and then dropped dcad.
, 1880-08-07

seek, THROUGH Democratic nercntltnry. to
establish md nln!ntatn thu principles for
which "Lcu1nnd jackson fought for fotlr
ycars"Y Yoli think StatcH VIII not sceetlo?
Ynu Thought Bo in lS11. You think u'c South
will rpnlnih II tho Unfou 70 long a. It IL per-
mi.tcti ID control It's government? Hut what
then? VIII fie country collseht to be robbed
through taxation to nay thousands of millions
Of Southern nuhct claims merely to pacify
tho i'risadtct12 2 Dut wien the Democratic
party afnli l,nve been elevated tn power, Et,d
whch II shall 1tnvc inangNratctl It's policy Of
dishusstny your moncy io pay. Southern
claims, what aro you going tn 10 ahout IT?
The Democratic party will then hold tho
purse and the swor}l. of tue Nation. You Will
vote It out Of bower?' Oh, you will. will
yonP But lnw will you get Your votes
countcd? Aye, there's tho rub.
When the Democratic .party shall have
attained to control of tito Nation as It now
controls Southern States. YOU think II will
not introduce Its Southern shotgun and
tlsauo-ballot methods int tho North? It did
make tlle effort, however, away down In tho
stnse Of Matne, and it came dangerously
near to saccessv Remember It 1t achtcves
SUCCESS In this year Of grace 1880 It must do
10 by frnud; and reflect whit ther 1t will not
bo easier TO Keep than to achieve power by
fraud. Suppose that the Democratic party,
THUS hltrcnttlcd In power and THUS retaining
pawcr by fraud, should, although In the
minority, succeed In retaining control Of tho
machinery Of government, and sI,outl Use It
to pl,,ndur the people Of the NORTH III the In.
tcres, OF tho people Of tho South,
yvl1nt will yon ffn thhn9 Demand yolir
, 1880-08-07

WHILE sss, ,s73. SOL worth OF goods was tnl-
ported Into tue Dominion Of Canada tor tho yunr
ending Juno 10, 1870, only 800, .ss3 worth WIS
imported for tho year cndlng Juno %, 1880, Tho
rcvonuo paid in tho former year on these gools
WIS kls,A6,D3 and on the imports for tho iattor
yeRr was $l1,855, ,aSo. THO incroaso Ia owiug to
tho Increased turin.
, 1880-08-07

TIFF toburg Financial Congress decided
that tho surplus aocruins In the Imperial Irons.
ury from, inrrcased tltxauon ny tho customs
fnrt1 should bc distributed among the various
stntcs Of tho German Empire.
, 1880-08-07

Two C1EEK negro horsothteves wero
killed on tho eth ut. BY Cherokee tndlans,
yyheroupun tho Greek ncRrpcB made an ottack
o.l tho Chcrukccs, killing ono bog and wounding
nnother. At last accounts tho Chorokces had
assembled In stroug force, and wore preparing
to attack tho Crooks.
, 1880-08-07

elected. r hts wns particularly tho case IN Mont
soiery County, whn,a tho llopnbllcnus md n
olcnr majority Of 4.UN. hut wI'trc tho election
judges managed to elect tho bourbon candi-
, 1880-08-07

TIE Republicans arc conducting m ag-
greasiro oampnlgn in 6oush Carolina. parttcn-
lariy In tho northern count!cs Of tho State, and
seem to DO confident Of cRrtylng tho State on A
{air count. Tho Convention to nominate State
otlicors will be held Sept. 2.
, 1880-08-07

IsAAo hic1sn1nE, AuRustus Harmon,
Charles W. sohcll. Joseph NoKlnncy, a,,d Frank
+. unodwln wcre lt1dictosl by Il rhffatclphia
Grind Jury ycstcrlny for conspiracy III Issuing
fraudulent tAynrti licenses.
, 1880-08-07

GEN. GARFIELD was tentlored n brilliant
reception ut tho Fifth Avenuo Hotel, New York
City. last evoulng. It Is estimated TINT 1900
people passod In reviow. Tho cheering was
loud and cordlnl. Gen. Garneld, In response Ia
ropcalcd nutls, delivered a brilliant nddrcss.
, 1880-08-07

DANL1yo JONES mid John Black lad a
dispute about tho ownership Of H dog In Johs-
ston County. North Carollnn. Black brought tho
dispute to a close by etabbius JoHcs anf1 fntnlJ
vound[ng him. The murleror has boon ar
fpstGa.
, 1880-08-07

two thirds required In nominate Eut.Iuitte MI
hcrcnts havo. hawevcr, Mlccccdul III l'IndinK
thn t'n,,vcntion ,lowu hy several other i,nit.nh
rules which will prevent any utlier candidate
from receiving tho nomination, nr. whit nqw
seems MORT probable, result In hrca's-nls ard
Tho rcIpgating Of the whoio matter back to tho
f,cul,lc.
, 1880-08-07

Mn. AryoLD's motion to remove the ro-
atslctlon TN tho importation Of American cntto
into England was defeated In tho House Of Conn
mons yesterday BY soto Of l9a to 20. Tho Gov
ernnent opposed the resolution. IA did Ms. Low.
ard, tho English farmers atlyocnto.
, 1880-08-07

IN t],e 4 frtcnns h uTclDntlefAflcR O{ power. |
Nm man perhaps IN tho United States did
mnrc 10 crusll unt tho doctrine Of statc-
rIrnte, 1ioum.l,ulc, mud TIC Independence of
stntrs eyun in slctr local government tl,nb
,1udcc Trumbull: no man perhaps In the
.1|nIic,l Statcs did moro To- dictate to and
coercc tho peop,c OF Southern States rs to
what they e,oull mt into thelt own State
Constitutions md what thor shpntd leave
ont tle, l,o did; nt,tl tho wllolu foundation
o,, wbic!, these Southern States now rcat the
cIntn, TINT tho several amendments to tito,
Constitution arc void is, TINT under Judgu
Tfu,nuull's LEGISLATION those Suites wore
co,upcllel 10 rntify those amendments by
force, threats, Intimidation, and nct,sn1 cx-
clusfon from representation. With such a
record rs this, 30 we'll known 10 tho people
be WAS called On to address, he must have
attended TINT meeting Of tho veterans who
had fought In tho field, NJ he had In the
Senate, to secure the results Of tho War. with
some Of tho ncrvousness'that n desettar may
be supposed to feel when confronted with
his old companions and associates.
Though there wns nu occasion for him at
that meeting 10 refer to nny yof tho political
questions Of tile day, he could not keep fr0ni
them. IIc wns known To bo tho candidate Of
tho Statc-suprcmaty pnrty; he WAS known
to bc tho candidate Of tho 6tate-soycrelgnty
and observation-disclosures party; no was
known to t}o the candidate oF the party which
had Tor seventy years maue ae secess'on
and notification tcshlutlons o. It's their
n1ntform. and of thu pnrty which In 1861
| ha,i fn,lnwcd thosr resolutions tn their lor.
,ro1 co,,rlns;ons s.-acecssion. rebellion. and
, 1880-08-07

P1ETRo BALno, tho ltallau wlfc-,nurdcrer.
waa hnngcd at Now York yesterday. Ho OK
pressed tho utmost aorrow fnr bis crlTno. and
appeared 10 he resigned to bis fate. Tho italian
societies Of New York will tnko charge Of tho
n1lrticrrr'a funernl.
, 1880-08-07

THE Jesltts threaten to open their ct{uca-
tlonul colleges tn Franco under assumed t1hfnes.
Ganboitn's paper, tho istptldtre FFs1htht,
says That MI attempts TO put the oEtlor 1t, sllr-
vollla1lco arc iusory, as thor weto In 1850
, 1880-08-07

Mn, J. ILorn flAIatt, n contractor md
manufacturer Of New York. was yesterday con-
yictcd of tho forgery OF bhnk aeccptanccs on
tho 0rocors' Hank Of New York. Ito was SOM
tonccd to four yeara' hard labor In tho State
Prison.
, 1880-08-07

TnE Ancrlcan District Telegraph messen-
gor boys If New York struck w0rk ycstortay,
causing for a time great Inconvenience to tatIk.
ers, merchants, and tho editors Of afternoon
hnMknhnrtA.
, 1880-08-07

UENnY GusA, Watchnnn employed ut the
Manhattan Vinegar Works, of Hsopklyn. Was
burned tn death during lire which took place
It tho works ycstcrl4y.
, 1880-08-07

PRESIDENT HAYES and Con. Sherman hnvo
announced their Intention to be present nt tho
soldlgrs' reunion tn bo hold ut Columbus, @.
, 1880-08-07

TIE trenty presented 10 tho Indians Mt tlla
Lns t'lnos Agency hat hctn Sighed hy 1ol I'm
cnnpahgrc and thrty-six While ftivcr Utcs.
The eIvuntorlcs arc leading men Of tho respect
lin }rft1rk
, 1880-08-07

OLIVER O.. LAFiN, u prominent Democrat
Of Mclean County, In this Btat1, bus announced
bis intention to support Garfield aud Arthur.
He will take fhe stump for the ticket,
, 1880-08-07

THE co1ored men OF Kansas aro organizing
GARFIELD and Arthur Clubs, and promise to give
good account Of themselves nuxt November.
, 1880-08-07

SIH HERCULES ItonISsuS, tho present Goy-
eFnor at Now Zealand, l,Rs beon npponted Nov-
ernor Of South Africa, rIco Sir Dartl0 Ercso, sc-
cailad.
, 1880-08-07

TmE Directors Of the 'Tippecpnoe County
flnd.} Eafr for II Uo xAva perIutsalon TO lageE-
beer. scnder to DISPENSE the toamY aud OK
h'Iarating bcvcrnso on tho fair grounds Tho
temperance ladies Of Lafayette hAyu deonEu1
war OH tho Directors for 80 4oluY, RIll have bold
various mecttnvs und PROPOSE to hold others to
denounou tho action of tho DIRECTORS, and to In
A4ee peOplo to ren,alu aWuy from Tho grounds
on which tho uugMiIy beverage II sold,
, 1880-08-07

Mrs. ". r, PNTcIlAIs1I. the w1fo OF San
Francisco sporting man. committed suicide yes
to-day, Her husband has bud sorIous business
troubles recently.
, 1880-08-07

JouN MCGUIRE, a pcilltcntlary bird. who
killed bis "pAi" in prison few years ago, wns
hanged at Bau Rafael. Chi. yesterday.
, 1880-08-07

THE Hon. Triangutlino Ii,na has been
nominated by tho Republicans, Of New Mextco
for Territorial DelcKnte.
, 1880-08-07

';,lR,lAnAoar" ts still the feature OF the
&c bsgI9 Democratic State Convention. After
thb niuateonth ballnt yesterday tho body nd-
j9urncl untl! to-day. Little or no ahaugo bus
takeu paeo In tho oa|losinR. colqultt suil load
tuK Will I'll votes, tMeaty.thge0 short Of the
, 1880-08-07

GoIp shipments tron, England to the
Uui&od ssatea still continue. The berlin and
Westphslla. which left Liverpool ye4teriAy,
bring 3l0,QcQ In gold.
, 1880-08-07

A HA1N-sTo1tM In the Spanish province Of
Murria has caused tnnndatlons which hnyo bcen
productive OF great Injury,
, 1880-08-07
r1.rnuNE NKANCu OFFICES.

rrfr cnrcAao TRIBUNE hns catah,shnd otnnca
er+A fnr iho rercpt 0l subscriptions AND hdfefblso-
1nents a. foown: n,..
tAppxN. MANAGER. .,... .,-
GLAH0ow. Ecotiand-Attan's American Ne"s
Agency. 81 nonhold-st
LONDON, Eng-Amesiehn Exonan1o' ~ n1Aao*
NENtlf r. GfLLio. Agent
WAAalNGTON, d. C.-1S.9 htreat.
, 1880-08-07

LTsEA, tho rebel chief Of tho Basutos, has
summoned hls clan1 to consult With him and to
organize n8alnSt british cncr0ach1nents.
, 1880-08-07

Dl. Z. FrTzaEI.AL1,'s curryng establish
mont at StonohNn, Mass, WIS burned yesterday.
Tho loss wpa $eS5QQQ,
, 1880-08-07

Ow1xa to tho recent heavy rains In the
CaEpAthtan bluuntatas. GsrMauy, tho Rtyer
Oder has ovortIowod tta banks at soyerHl plaoes,
doing much damage tn prupoFty in these places.
, 1880-08-07

As WAS anticipated, Mr.. Flimsoll was de-
feated In the Liverpool election yesterday by
Lord ClAua J. Hamilton. Thu majority Was LOO.
, 1880-08-07

TuH Gseak Parliament will meet on the
1Sth of Bsptamber " tAko tuto consideration
tho condition Of tho arny. In tho meantime an
order for rhe mobilization Of tho volunteers Will
~ Issued.
, 1880-08-07

6uME notable changes appear IN az oa~ hf
tabla giving fntefnul.reyehus fceo'Pst ~. 4
ssatcs, from 1861 4, la78 conrarahe ,.,,p
which waa tha year Ut largest rtselpts.
, 1880-08-07

ALL tho gambling houses OF Milwaukee,
havU bccn orlorod closed by tho police authorl-
Hes of that city,