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aptrtai plspateh to 1Ae Chteaqo tribune.
NEw Yolu;, July en-The cheerful head
q,}nrtcrs Oh Fifth nvenue wcrc filled Will!
visitors tonight, many of whom ea,ne from
distant points, Col. liooker brings these
visitors together and gives them oppor-
Unity to compare notes upon tho sltu-
'ttfon In their respective sections From
West Virginia 1iews was received tint
tho ear'y work Of tile campaign IL being
pushed Will. great viR0r, aul meetings are
being arranged In different parts Of the
State. The Republican StAte Committee
Scems TO llavo assumed n thoroughly btlst.
)ncss-liko look, which does not bclio tho true
condition of nftalrs. l.ettora seeking adyco
and conveying Information rs to tho orkani-
zatton Of the party come III great bundles,
md the small force of clerks ut present ulll-
! p1oyctt haye their hands full Of work.
A letter from Syracuse yesterday brought
word TINT III Irish Republican Club !.lls buull
organized III thnt city with more t|,al, o ,1e,,-
hers who have signed tho roll. The Interest
In tho organization IL yery lively, asld It
promises to BIZ II potent flmilon III tle pDltIcs
Of Onondaga County during tlle next tIlrep
montIla.
Seneca County n not bchfndhand. 4 club
Is heard from III Waterloo, huying 100 na1,,cs
already on uIB roll. 'rha young 1#n of the
piace are oxertfng themselves diligently tu
tllcrelIse the membership, ai,tl assure tho
}Ennl1nitiee tint they will EtyN n g0tnl ArrouNt
of themselves H. tho cn'ynss n,ll ut tho lnlls.
st: lalWrclieo Cos!nty,As usnhl, Ii coming
}uoDly to tho trout. 4 latter frou! tsuuyoruu,Ir
kays tliat tic llapMblieank nj tho town uro
ron tto warItntl,." ,rl!c ttnket gives THO ut
"s' asaa sS'ftas}; sry s a w asrs a2s sFs s,tns CO."
pnntxrats haya daclarotl tor, Garfield, !uld
the SoldEer boys nre enthusiastic for him."
, 1880-07-27

The ExcenH OF American Exports Over
Imports the Part Ycar-Thc Ralanco
OF Trade.
WASHINGTON, y. C., July .1.-The excess
OF exports over Imports fur tic twelve months
cudcl juno 30 WIS SlH1, ,.G0. During thu
year 1nst closed 1,utlt tho value OF imports 0f
merchandise Into anil yalnu Of exports Of
merchandise frnln the United States were
larger tlIan during my preceding yc,r Il, tho
history Of the country. rho yatuo Of exports
OF merchandise for tho ycar ended Ju,u 10,
1880, exceeded the vHlua OF exports of nipr-
c''andlso during the preceding year nbont
Sl35 ooo no, or tS per cent, nl.tl the vnlno Ut
eA June ~, tSs0, exceeded the value Ut sslch
imports .Mrlng tho preccdIMg year nbo4t
VII. 900 obo, or 10 pur cent. 'l'so tncreslse. III
tho yalue OF imports of mereliansllae
sfe'es% y ss!nrts t' usafy tsfy~' s y s. S:, Ts
value q imports and exports u
merchandise during tha ilScu! yeAr inst
closeaf exceeded tho value 0f ,sltGli Imports
anil experts dnrlng tic preceding yaar nbnat
S34! ,000 ,00o,-an i!irreas of ~ PER cent. The
canntry II strlkinsly exl.ibit.l by the fact
that tho value Ut imports alra exports OF ntet-
chantttss during tho llscal year Just: clos.nt
amounted to 81, ,hr,, nl,t19, being uhotlt'8t
pcr cent greater thin the vnlue nf, Imports
att exports of 1870, nlnl nearly 'lo por CENT
Tho exports 1T coin alMl bullion during thu
ynar ended Jula;0, 1Ss0, wer0 nl0lt 81, ,S10, 600
less tllnn the preceding tlseat year, Hlll tic
Imports Ut cNin md bAlltOn during thu year
'endNl June III, lSsu, exceeded tbs imports
aaH sl9rtIS g thS prscst!'ng tssal year n!'out s r.
lrst t!me silie., lsHl, tlo Imports 0f co,l ailt
bullion exceeded tho exports Ut tlle sanle.
, 1880-07-27

Tho Imports and Exports Of Montreal
for the Month OF Junc-A strike OIL
tho Lacllnc Canal.
Special ptspatel. ia Tht Chicago Tribune.
MoSrnEA1., July .,l-'ric imports at Mon
trca! during tile month Ut June Inst were
81 soy GOO, agninst sl,:Aa, eco thu correspond
Ing nontl, Of ls7o,-nu Increase OF Sl,4tG, 600.
The exp0rts OF gralm from this port for the
week ending the t7tll lust, were 400 per cent
greater tilan frn1n i'nstot. ard were Il third
Ut tic quantity exported from New York.
Tho amount VAS |, 1,000, 100 bushels.
4 strike occurred today among some Of
the iaborers employed on tic layl,Iue Canal.
About thirty ifen quit work and demanded
Sl.e5 per day Il, place nj 81, wlilea. they wcra
getlltIg. The contractors, Davis l. Snii, re-
fused the delnand, wilcreMpun the ,lEseoll-
tented men returned to tile works, alnl at
tcmptetl by threats to yet the remainder
Of tllo laborets to turn ont. Tile
men, who number over go, declined to
eon,nly with the as'tatoTs' wishss wlen tho
md. rs tie 1men were gathering after dinner,
they were attacked by the nnlcsntcnts, wEo
tried to drive tholn away by force. Tie co.-
fraetnrs obtained rc[nf0rcuneHts OF their
str"ct!onists oil tue ground. Tie authorities
will prUylt9 rrotcctinn by sell,llslg 4 force Of
p0llce to the ground to-llarrnw II necessary.
Tlle contr,clOrs require LOCO men to curry
On ulc works, but SO fur have not got half
TINT number.
4 e9nsiderabe n quantity o{ lee i; + heing ex.
account Of tlle !Gs f..lnlMe thsre;
MONTREAL, July @l-Shlp Winchester
froln Manila, Will, s,1gar fur tho st. I.aw-
re'lcs Refinery here, was wrecked III the
Straits af Msts.ssar; T!se carsa was valued
, 1880-07-27
VIRGINIA KV-KLUX.
* O1sWlV+1flkI1C NVs*F 1l'1i5ft5.Ss
EAtt4l ut4patfh 10 The ChifGQo 1trIbist1s.

Ep<eAl ntspaeh 10 Tho Chtecoo Tribune.
WAA,trS0ToN, ID, G., July IA short time
since specials OF tlts correspondence an-
not,nccA the existence Of Kll-lklux In Scott
County Virginia. The Democratic Journals
rit.iculed tile statement BECAUSE names were
left blank. Tie following from Yfrginia
Democratic newspaper (t,e Lee Scntincl)
ought tn be sufficient pru0f OF the truth Of
former dispatches:
T., o aa % o st!s s W. nrs xe t a,n;s,, a@r Vt
which appcnrpd In this pnpcr lust wcek--llsso
shot II Btiil Of llnkncy Carter, who WIS tlan II,
tho mouth ur yo,tnY Carter, knacktng out
n!l Of hls front tacth. Eleven Of the ku-lt!slx
party hnyo bcen rccnKntzesl, md tho 1nntter will
County. The ln.n who committed tho homicide
ennnnt bo found, ha elthor having lied tho
cuisntry or II hid t tho rlduca III order to snye
btu nwn life. vengeance having llern aworn
against hial on tho part OF tue ku-k!ux.
, 1880-07-27
NO. 10.
THE ORDER TO De PUBLISHED FOR CAMPAIGN
itEtktrt4E:4.


Srstiat ntspdtch to The CAieapo 1'rfttnf:
WASHINGTON, j. e.. July aG-'fhe llepul.
lican Congressional Committee IS al',nt tn
publish Gen. 1lnncock's famous Or,lHr No. 20
liz n Republican campaign Anculnent. 1t ts
to he accompanied by Il brief History Of the
eve,,ts which preceded 1laneoc1t's n,lye,lt IN
Louisiana and 'rexns, with numerous ex-
tracts from reports Of Zen. Sheridan. his pre-
fecessor In TINT department, and other high
military authorities. These ruportR show II
state OF affairs to lnve existed Which to
Northern minds seems almost Incredible, yrt
which have been proved by subsequent
events to be absolutely true. unrepentant
lseb0ls were In n lnajority III nll commune
tics, ami local tribunals mid municipal
offices were nil 1T their hands. Laws
passrtl under Confederate rule for oppression
Of Unfonlsts were executed aud enforced by
these tribunals, Willie tho malignant hnte Of
defeated Rebels toward freedmen am! Union-
tsts fou.d Its rcadtest means OF exercise
through the instrumentallty of
MiacAt.t.Ep coCltrs or JUSTICE.
Gen. Sheridan. 1t Is shown, acted vigorous
ly, and Ind we'll nigh trodden out the spirit uf
rebellion which still EXISTED, when President
johnson interfcrcd, whenever It was fountl
necessary, to remove ttvil officials for ADJUST,
Of power placed tn their ha,uls and
lncn of known loyalty were appointed
III their Ilaees. When Hancock can,e
upon tho stage 1t Is shown tlat everything
alrcatly accomplished III the direction Of
lacl ticat!on asHi reconstruction wus u,ulonc.
II IS General Or,fer No. 10 wns openly inter
prctetl to signify I'LL intention oil tho part Of
! the Administration to coGntenaica tin res.
turntIon Of oil llel,e' functlonarics tn tllcIr
| full p1wer, aud the tlel[yerance Of freedmen
suit In graphically Illustrated by the story Of
! u few 0f tho terrible ,tlNssacrcs which oc-
| CURED Mt tint t1lnG as II direct result Of the
work Of GGn. llancock In his brIef seuson
| Of civil rule.
, 1880-07-27
How He Co1ntcnnncetl the Res
toration OF Rebel Fllnc-
tionarfcs,
And the De!iverance Of Freedmen
and Unionists into Their
Power.
Further Exposition Of the Operations
Of Ku-K1ux in Virginia.
THE AUGUST MEETING,
A Nl0 TIME ANTICIPATED.

s,,tto, Dt,nat.h 10 IN. cafruoa Trisuo,
Nrw Youx. .I,,tv 96.-as anno,,nccL ohont
n werk nm n Rrnnbl1cnn conference nf
prent tmpnrtnnrc vii, be lc.,I in tbta cItr
Aug. S. The indications fro,n every part If
.no GU eou"try ''c 'aat .'o .I'a a.epun,c''1s m
aEo hot oh'y reaaS' nnt anSfons 10
prosecute tho campaign with yigor. There
seems every rcnson to believe that something
like what fl called in ,nnuy letters the told
LILY un,s 49,. nep4o''Gah Sp!t't W. uo "wakt,ra' ,,'
alta that hoe ohly all Tue old-tlsfie heps1eltc-
ans. but q vast army Of youftg.
er and activa men who .nro atnut
In ooet th;,fr f,rot ,,c+o ror prosi1,rt
, 1880-07-27
were made f,y Messra. Willie, Wing, Ssanc'l-
field, aIll I3stlop, of this place. The nleet.
Ink was very successful.
THE AlrSfkEN MAMIE.
spyetal Utspotth to TIT Chfeapo Tribune

Bptefdt Dtsrdfth TO TIE Ehteapo Tribune.
DETROIT, July W.-After acutclEnK four
days, the wreck Ut tia yac,lt Manlie, which
was rim down on 'rl,urBstny night last by the
excursion boat t'arland, was discovered to.
,lny. Tic remains of the itl-slarted craft
were found submerged In thirty feet OF va
Ter. Tho most lnteNsc excitement ltas prc-
vailed here si,,ec the collislots amt there wns
no tnck of volunteers IL usslst In tho search
fNr tho Victims Ut tile disaster. The lack of
organized md pro1Nrly-dlrectetl effort. ft0w-
ever, lIas sadlly ht:luted the work. To-day
large parties Ut searehcrs commenced ut uuy-
light, mud this afternoon the first trAres
Of tho wreck were discovered. The
Location, Of tic Mamie was finally found by
j. II. Westcott, ,n1rine reporter Ut tile Post
md 7ribt,,c, nut Capt. 1.ttslcton, OF the tug
Pacific. 4 diver WINS then sent tlnwn, md lie
soon returned, bringing one corpse. Then 1t
seell,Gtt rs II the wntcr ttad commenced giy-
Ing Up Its dead. Ono body ntter another was
found flnating III the vicinity unit! three
more Ind been recovered. The fifth was. re-
turned tu this city tonight by MI upward
bn,intl yrssc1, hayfng becotl'e attached to Il
raft ard carried to Lake Erie. The
faces IF tic victims fnl1y portrayed
the nrony they suffered fronl the
time of the collision until dentl, claimed
| them. The Stpa1n which probably filled the
rnbin nfter ti,e yacilt was run down hnd
senllptt their faces, anti their heads lad
| swollen to tifee nr foNr tines their i,or,nai
size. Tho sight presented WIS a sickcning
Ncws of tho tintiing of the bodies reached
this cisy IN .Hlyattcc of tho Steamer which
brought then, and consequently MI Immense
crnwd Ind assembled Ut tic dock when the
to sce If tic cnrl,s,s wer tllos,. of their lost
| unps. II st.iWnk III tnrrnr from tic sight,
nlui tl.c cries If tl,nse WIN recognized theif
children were hcartrnn.ling. ~The, bodies
| S;fstur Of Ctinrity. tfhe scar,'tl for other
bodies will be resumed tomorrow,
, 1880-07-27

6p*1Ea9 U1pastH 70 1He t4sse11ou 7TUuHss
P1rrsuu.su, Pa., July aA.-Wl!at II SLIP
posed to bu the arIny~wor'n llas llsade Its ap-
pearalIce On several farins IN this neighbour
hood. They were first noticed by n Mr.. 'linrt-
nlan,in II tifteen-acre cor,l-ticltl. The blades
wero entirely consumed. leaving thu stnlks
were 50 numerous that Il person could nut
walk through the field where they wcre cur
rying on this wtlrk Of destruction without bN
iig covered with them. They are described
ns being very n!a'k. n GENERAL appr9ra'!ee
scinbe those which hive beel devastating
Lung Island and New Jersey. Their pres.
enee l.. also reported In s0lnu parts Of East-
ern Ohio.
, 1880-07-27


CINCINNATI, o., Ju11' :@--I.ast night, at
Browi,'s wntcr-ta,k, ne9r'Wcst Manchester,
Oh the Dayton 4 Westirn Railroad. twelvo
miles north Of Eator,, NJ party Ut boys ncci-
dentaIy cxplutlcd n ra!soait torpedo, wlllcl,
they fountl OH the truck Russell Crister was
so badly injured TINT he died this morning.
Isolart Hartman l,a,l' one eye put out anh
Ills arm 80 badly manglet tint It Ind to bo
Brown anil dunes Shields each were badly
injured. Tho Coroner Of I'rcblc County IL
e6Kngetl III iii Investigation Of this singular
accident.
, 1880-07-27
Commanders III their respective satcs Tint It tF
living An1uricnt,,"
BWAYEE'S "OI'TNION."
TIE "WnIt1. 1.n+stt ,EsI,E,tsr1t,v.

S.rcat D's,uteh 10 The Chlcs.yo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. e., July eG--A pro'ni-
nent 1n,llatn Democrat, who lsas been spcll.,-
Ing some time IN New York, l1ns informed {,
friend here that lie lts succeeded III raistng
Si50o0 for campaign purposes in f'l.ttaMa.
Tho tportd makes .ltutl,er effort to-ttay to
SHOW how It's correspondent WIS inisfed III
lnnkln9 up tho dispatch al,oMt Justice
S,saync. Thls eiFort II quito ~ bud rs my
which has preceted II, since the Iuo1tttie
hriff: !t . w,icl, wa* twcc qnotc.! correctly ~
recs1y, 50 as 10 ngsec With the gar't-
HIS of its corrrsln'ntlcnt, wio, hy
The c!ai.se left MIt by tic IVorlJ itself III this
third presentation Of The DoottttIc href IL
tlg slleer nj tsel. Garfield for having former.
y hecH lntnlstcr. BY thus following IL tho
ttt'ntstcls of itsIrrcgnlnr correspondent It IS
nb!c to present version IF The Donllttle
brief which corresponds with tiu lunEllMte
llsct1 in It's special a1ld attributed to Justice
Swuyne.
, 1880-07-27
HELD FOR MURDER,

DAYTON, o., July 2b.-Gns Penland md
John Westernnn were arrested tu-tlay OIL
II charge Of the murder of Valentine
Sellacht, Ill iltinnte Of tic Soldiers lI0ne,
the ro,.l l,e,,r tic city last Siay. They were
arrested nl,cr [,etnre, but weru DISCHARGED,
liz llo prt,tIf could he ATTAINED against them.
Since ti.en detectives llnye been Oh their
truck, aud obtains!t testimony Of the str9ny;;
Without bnil,
, 1880-07-27

SAN FnaSclscr, Ca!., July :a,.-ln Oak!nnd
this evening, al.'ut jo'rlork. Edward Sr!lroe
der entered the ui!lrr of Dr. Altret l.s'fesrt
a1ld shot lin through the budy, tIle wnllnc
proving fatn' 1T Il few moments. fhItl' PAR
@ III wffS "r ., f i1 IT, s'' tI's,! y @ 1,'fea F"is
l}anE, this city, a,ltt l.ciiryre u lung estab
itsllcd atld popular dentist. Stf.net,,,ts rtt.
ntors ,lrc ni0nt uS ta the cause 1T tle trAgrtly.
1t In generally understand that 1.etcvre wins
Of Sclmeslcr, ti!ung!I not|iing dehntt Il
ktluWr.
, 1880-07-27
FIRES.


Bptetat D,pa,eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA. Nel., .t,t!y aj-Atlrc started ut 4
n'clock this afternoon Il, tho cei,tr Of n
block III the hcurt Of thu city. Al, alarm was
sent III ly Telephone, hut thu Department was
slow IN responding. A strong breeze WIS
blowing from the south. and as the buildings
were all of frame anti old, tho flames spread
with startling rapidly. Columns Of smoke
mud flame ruled to tlla very co,,tts. and
whirlwlnds played III the streets al,out. A
Stable, several agricultural implement ware
houses. and two machine slops caugit fire
Rid within the space OF less .l.an MI llaur
were III ruths: llorsrs nit! livery rigs were
strcwn with a'l klnlls of goods. The lscNt
WIS 80 intense TINT two tire,M'l. and o'le
horse nf tie Department were burned, but
moi, fatally. l'y ) o'clock tie fumes wrre
unlct s; sontro r.. a1 atlhn"sl! ths engines ars
y apprtl!ti,ddet. The !9ss VIII ftpt np b.
ubout sG,00o insurance III, different Eastern,
companies. Tile fire originated III All out
}touse from c[gar stnlup thrown down
cnrelesly,
, 1880-07-27
POISONED.

l}isAuFoun. Pit, July M-Coroner l'aas
to-day ca.lsed the arrest bf Dr. 4. q. Hop
klns, wl,u prescribed. atl.l lIlram Leasure, 1.
clerk IN kenncdy's drug store. WHO coa.
pounded TIM prescription .whEcl, prtM!uceu
thu death u A, w. Carroll. 0f this city, Un
s,ltt t,at decreased wl,s poisoned l'y lnoruha
beiuE used III II powder Instead Ut calolnea.
, 1880-07-27

NEW Yoi.K, July :ai-frlle Ibach family,
consisting of tho mother md three sous, were
arrested IN ttletr arrival FROM Germany, II
month agt,. ut the Instance of tic Gernan
CUnsul-tpWprul, for extensive forgcres III
Commissioner to-day discharged WilllcEHina
lbnuil. thu mother, nntl the eldest sol,, a,le
held for extradltloll llngO nnu Albert lbach.
, 1880-07-27

5ptetal psanteh 10 Tbs chteapo Trtbuns.
I'rrrSnuuu, Pa, July a1.--At o'clock
this afternoon two men namcd William
Lowe anu Benjamin Hickman wcro prob
ably fataly injured BY the explosion of gas
III tho Hutchinson STANDARD! Mine, near
Mount Tloasant, Wcstn0rclnlA County.
of tho uccIIunt.
, 1880-07-27

Sptftut pispateh 10 Ihs Chiedpo Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, Mln,l.. July 9.-A. H. Win.
torstel,, OF I.cbnsl,.l. st. Clair County, either
committed su!elllu, or, by " mistake Of q
clerk III conpnlluA1ng prescription, re-
eelyeu morphine fl,stead OF qufninc. lilo
lived MpNEly twrllty-funr hours after tAk!ng
tIyo grains. C0r0iier Setlgwlck III holding vi
tDnl1nst
, 1880-07-27

LAWRENCE, kns., July e0.-'rha rats Of tht
Santa FL Ita,ltoat were brolscn thto Friday
alld Saturday Nights ut tAls station alul i lut
Ut miscellaneous Ruols stolen, thought tc
hnvu been dome by y Klng Ut professional L
WIIo bourlnl lils train wlIJp It nloytd SLOW ly
NN!lroatl. .a1ut throw the boxes out on the
river bunk,
, 1880-07-27
COAL At DECATUR.

6WfId1 DHpdttH 70 7Hs tHIf190 17sbHHS.
'DEcArull ILL.,, July ai-'fhu work TIL tho
new coal shaft huro IS ,uuyfng along rs ra.',itl-
~ NJ possible. Frank Frorer hopes to 1ln.l
coal IN paying quantities brforu fall. Tho
shuft hns reacl.ctl depth Of lou feut a1!t! tt1s
and night. All Decat tur Ii Interested IN this
enterprise, M tile. future Es,,wti nf the city
depends 1lrgely upon its sueeessfu! terlM!Nn-
tl0n.
, 1880-07-27
LATE MARINE.

Special Dt,pateh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
STURGEON DAY, Wis, July :a.-Depaeteu
y(a eanaI yesterday-I'uK john l.tnthoIn
with barxu john l.uctuc, leo laacn for tho
Union lAa Company.
t}uthrH leu Company; svlsoO.lur DraQley,
ttes aid }Asts tor Jospp!l Smith.
ArrlYcl-Iug Gregory With barges.
, 1880-07-27
lsLOOD POISONING.

Sptttat DIepafth to 71* ChttaVo Iftb1Ns.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, July GA Swedish
coal-sn!ner named Petersen tllnd ut st,
Joscph's Hospital under remarkable c1rcu1a-
STANCES Some days aEo I.e struck Ills elbow
against the sllte of room in tie mine, anil
knocked tic ;.skin of. l,r,,!sing Into the
on s the i rock. IL >' IN ioar the arM M i ha.!
swolctt IN .tn.lhle its natural size, and to~lay
ilo died from bluod poisoning.
, 1880-07-27

Special Di.pa.th 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
Sioux C1rr, In, July .0.-'Tllu weather
continues dry. Stnst Of the grain viii be cut
t1lts week. Corn needs rain. fri,u estimates
ct tlle su'all grain ylci4 grow better Slice
tho llnryest begun. =.
, 1880-07-27

fnst as1ecp. lie awokc mud asked for water,
but before IL could In handed him tlc llal
nsaiD fallen nsll~p. AT p:45 te rGtr,ui. nfter
,ltlIkinE so's water we h|s st1i!aflI ~, , waS
m,,n1l" 70 retas,: ~ ~ sXl'ii.!alt,,l shnwea
10. Since the commencement II ttl9 inst !te
llas Just twenty-seyen atd tlrec.fourt'ls
bounds,
, 1880-07-27
RELIEVED.

WASHINGTON, u. o., July N.-ny the III.
rection of the Secretary Ut War, co!. Daniel
Mcclure, Assistant aymaster-Genera', Is
re1iuyel from .luty In tic Department ot the
Missouri, anil viii repair to this city n,ul re-
port III PERSON for duty to the l'Ayulu3tet-
Genern! Ut tho Army.
, 1880-07-27

Il still alarm to Engine M. q at II 20 yes
tcrtlay forenoon WIS cassctl by II 'ire III the
two.story frame building nt M. ZIG lialstcd
street. The fire. broke ont OIL the secontl
floor, occupied by Frank e. ilerttiuE US n
ouk.bImlery. Cansr, explosion OF uaso-
line limp. Uainage to stuck $40. Iii at~
tempting t. extinEuish the fire Charles
Met1Ker, Of No. t!l Unlisted street. en!plnyetl
ny II lAbDlrr IN TIL. place, vas b.Itlly burned
about the hntltls mid fare.
The nlarln from I3px :tg} ut o'c!ock Inst
ovnning was caused by the capsiztng OF i.
kerpsellp ]nlnI, IN the ta]lor shop Of j. Paw
loskl, No. H.. CAnn1port Avenue.
Tho nlarM from l}ox i557 ut 1907 this n.ori1-
inK was eulisrtl by fir. III Il fraine cotta9e Mt
NJ. Hi West Erlt. street, 6wnetl and 0ccu-
pied by James Weaver. Damage, Sl00: no
insurance. Mr.. Wraycr thinks lie fire was
the work Of Ill. incnmlIary, and las co,,I-
luenced Ill Investigation.
, 1880-07-27

Yszoo Cry, Miss, July o0.-Dr. 81. F.
Williams, ut MeclMn1esi,urg, WIS assasinnted
willis riding l,o1ne Saturday night Ills
horse reus:llttl lnlI.e rElertess, aM, saarc. bt.
ing l,latle, thu i)actor's b0tly was found. A
,Iegru WIN arrested M suspicion, md hns
sinre coliflsse,l Ills guilt. LIZ says lo was
paiu to Kill tie Doctor.
, 1880-07-27

BRADFORD, Pa. July ab.-Clark, Morrison
s, Co.'s pianlng mill at Warren, together
with six or seven dwelting-honses md &c.,
oo9 feet Of lumber. nre burned. Loss, u. .000;
Insurance. S10, 600.
, 1880-07-27

spsesaf Dispatch to Tns cattaao Trtbuns.
soUri1 EI.olS,, ILL.,, July ao.-TAs South
Elgin Cheese and butter Faetory has Changed
owners again. Atr, james X. Carlisle, Su-
, 1880-07-27

sp<etal DhpateA to Ihs Chicago 1tiein4.
lsKAnFo9p, pa., July 30.-Saln uruwnelf
was fol,Nd dead III ''Po!ks" Abbott's p!uce
tonight. Appearances Indicate that he Was
st1u,lg!ed To deatll. C0roler's Jury holding
, 1880-07-27

NEW YonK, July sd.~-.at 6ag Harbor.
Miles Norris was shot dead by sealnaA who
accused Marrls at being improperly iuti-
lllnte with tlle vile Of tho seaiI.all.,
, 1880-07-27

RICHMOND, W., July al.-The sentepco Of
Nelso,, Mitchell, colored. to hays,l been
hanged Friday In Amherst County. has BEEN
cVminutua 10 Imprisonment for life,
, 1880-07-27

VAN WEHr. t., July 2t.--'r. s. Gilliland's
outl!ouses and, contents, including seven
valuable horses. burned Inst night.
, 1880-07-27

DAvESrolsr, IT,, July :9t.-TAe washboard
factory ai,d plainIng-lntll ef the Brent Manu-
featuring Company at Muscatkne. la., has
letn destroyed by tirc. Loss, $lU,6o0 to S1o,-
QO0: no insurance.
, 1880-07-27

,:'s p,srs'soss toI e Tqwnsl,lg, teueht the
paying l!int, 5000 for it, nntl l,us III.
ready taken lnsstssio,l. Mr.. q. says that tic
South EtRti' factory Tt1ssrsses tire best facfii-
tics atrt Is the most Iayor,.l,ly located OF any
cheese at1t butter factory tint he knows OF,
, 1880-07-27


aptslai Rt.pattA to 9As Chkaso Ts1eun&
Bt1oMlSoToN, ILL.,, July ai.-W. II. Will
la,ns, groceryn,an aud Greenback politician,
IND john JalIssc,,, German baker, Lave boil,
disappeared from this city within twenty
fur llours, aid both arr In demand by many
creditors,
, 1880-07-27
THE CARROLL POISONING CASE.
SIEttai U[tlAatEh 10 Tie t,htiuu1 Itialsae.

DnApFunp, I,a., July @.-Ihc Carroll
poisoning case clllnlilu1pd th1s afternoon In
the arrest Ut Dr. a. GrAlIt llnpkins and III.
ram I.eas,,n, tho drug clerk, on charge nj
matlslnuEhtrr. Isnt IL nre under heavy gunrl.
llnnklMs lal backed his trunk, my! vas
graduate Of II !,ogls 1htla,lrtn!i!a nlrliGAl
college. Cnrrt,1l WIS takfll II! With trivial
complaint ns. Hopkins prescribed, II s:ta,
dcn1'ef morphine. which killed Hin. Ills
drugstore PIT up lts shutters tlis afternoon,
This authorities prop.,M tn clean ollt thG
'quacks prlcstclng here.
, 1880-07-27
DROWNED.

UEt1N \ FtlJ.
Sntetal nispatth to The Chicago Tribune,
FAST SAGINAW, Mich. July :G.-Edwnrd
Kline, agcl 8 ycnrs, was drowned III the
Saginaw River to-day while playlng on tle
logs.
Special Dbpa.eh to The CAteaeo Tt4bunA
KANSAS .Clrf, Mn, July W.-AMut 10
o'cloeil ttfs morning Iolle John Wntsotl,
claiming. Cl,lcng0 liz Ills lio,ne, was drowned
IN Tho Missouri River ut this lnInt BY the lI'.
srtting Ut n btAt, with q companion lnlleA
II. lluilneSy. It H. saitt tint he hts /. Wits
and three clLltlrea living Ut EnglewOOl.