davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13
Animals or Plants.

1 The Rev. w. H. Dallinger, q well
known English microscopist, in recent
lecture on Plants that prey upon ami
mails and animals that fertilize plants"
drew attention to the difficulty of de-
Gliding sometimes what were animals
and what plants. There were animals
definitely proved to be such, and with
which every zoologist was familiar
that were SO lowly in their being they
possessed no definite form. They re-
vealed to the most refined scrutiny no
organization. They moved, but without
muscle; they crept, but without limbs;
they felt, but without discoverable
nerves; they devoured without mouths;
they digested without stomachs; and
they had all the properties of life. but
were without trace of organized struct-
ure. 1t was their habit to associate
with even these lowly creatures, be-
cause they were animals, a measure, 1T
least, of consciousness and volition.
But, on the other hand, there were
plants of the highest and most compact
structure in which delicacy of organiza-
ton, refinement of mechanical contriv-
ances. and adaptation of means to ends
were combined; and yet, because they
were vegetables, they were accustomed
70 assume tiiat ,ney w9Ie ~islvus .u M. m.
seriousness, and DEVOID OF WILL Dus
what were the facts!
Zoology at the present day was IN the
highest sense SCIENCE lts iac.s na3
precision ana valne unIivaleo, ana
from these tney were oound 70 say thas
the Old LANDMARKS were utterly lncom-
petent. Ihe animal anu vegetaoie
kingdoms could not De separated, ana
the two - marched on IN one organic
whoie. 10 the popular mind ne nao no no
doubt TINS would appear arrogant. 10
common observation the distincuon pc
tween the plant ana the animal ~as pc
ileved TO De sunciently ciear. Detween
an OK ana an s,s 0aa sree 'nefe Shs %hs aa .ns ua
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13
Youths Department.
PUsSY's EEssoM

Now, Pussy, want your attention,
I've something important to say
To you, that l want you to mention,
You know, just by way of prevention,
To the kittens about their play.
Now listen to what I am saying,
Pussy cat, and remember my words.
(You look as IL you were weighing
Them well.) In all of your playing,
You must not play with the birds! -'
Last summer Il don't mean to scold you:
know II won't happen againJ-
Last summer, you know what told you,
Nf you don't keep still, I shall hold you'll
q When you killed the poor little wren?
Don't you think II is rather damp weather
For Bob to play under the Rateo
What's that In your mouth, Puss, a featherf
Oh! deary, 1 do wonder whether
I'm speaking u little too hate.
-GeOrVc Morris Stroud, In N. Y. Indspendcnf.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13

-,rosals. Is. .a..HEbi mWS ls=es III $50 5e,tOl
aios..n....'s.... ..r;..,. ,h.r. -.
e,,,.--sGe,,,r.,sv q aaI Tre,snde , IA.
E.gl..a -x.Ssz. SSedsn : = o0s. No.
CeSs sD1. Dcnm.rf. al: NstSer,.nSs,
"a. Beio;nm. g14: sE;t2erIand 40:
Ff.nce1 sSfa. ItaIv no. Creece. isS..
nSss;s IA. snyes,s,,sr -, 1sf. 'Ros,e,
,,;s' 80. vs,;,,,s &C., cSc,,asr;.. 3, loo
m 70. w. - s -:S..: = e'' ~
s WI oe seen; .uS eMagI aIion nom
s.s.uy oany sno sne Scsnu.lavian al. POTS
NJ ~ sSen as".;n ~ sus%ne fs1sd tnIs u ~.
nssf ye.rs h.s c-,-,s S,.;1,nses.j .rr,,.IIv ,ha
as. yes.s es mas ss conl;lp9sea ;n; annually ,ne
the vrsnd and .ovree.ts ~ ~ s,,;rr.t;s,' 1 - ,n 20
The Gnitcd $500 this " wear VII | ~ fn,iv
SOD. coo. or nerriy 800 O00 in ercess
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13

n6-Dividing time is the South Caro-
lima term for bulldozing. Democratic
speakers, escorted by armed bands of
red-shirt cavalry, take charge of the
speakers stands at Republican meet
ings and demand that the Republicans
"divide time.". The latter have their
choice to remain and hear themselves
cursed and abused, or disperse and go
home. This plan was generally prac-
ticed in South Carolina in 1876 and 1873.
And this system of organized intoler-
ance is called Observation-Disclosures
lis Journal.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13

1% Tilden is not nearly as "sick"
as his New York Democratic enemies
have tried TO make him out. The re-
suit at Syracuse indicates that it is they
who are sick"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13

CHARMS strike the sight, but merit
wins the soul,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13

YourH looks At the possible. age at
the probable.
, 1880-05-21

navy, whose father was Mt ono time Charge
IAiialrcs In Swedr1, and "fnrwar.!s @ lihFa- ,lF
liz @ "ep S' e q s Mr ssaa ars scroear M Ss wns Ss tSs
daughter of William Winston Seator, of tho
fHttonnl fntciii1cnccr. Mr. Seatnn Scllr0e-
tier WaH sent. to Egypt with Capt. GnrrlnBn to
bring Cleopatra's Needle to this country, mid
,,AnDther NJ tic .naclle sisters married Mr.
Charlcs Albert, WHO for few years ! WIS COLL
tlGr nf the laws Of the District Of COLUMBIA.
I!is father for many years wns Chief Of the
Mrs: Abrrt, Mrs. Einory, and Mrs. Irwin,
Of philadelphia. aro the SOLE survivors now
Of those sisters. .... :.
Tl!e youngest Miss Dacle. married Mr. Al.
United Statcs navy, but s9bse1,,ently r.
!ss', Secrel"ry Of State, and for two years
leinrn tl1at secretaty Of tlln Treasury,
!iri!aIn. lIis R'snt|int!isr, :cal. Aiian
Alr1.anc, ct,n'nlntdet The famous Della
ware Regiment during the Revoln-
tIon. Sfr. Aiinn McLane Is ,naw living ii' this
soino i!ousss whieii lie Ins buiIt oi Iowa cir-
cir. Ills brother, Robert Mcl4anc, and
br0tllcr.i,.-law, f;Gn. .1Uc Johnston, are t,enI-
ens1 teri Of thf 1efict Gongrs: An4tss 1 i
bank ii nevada, n San Francisco. On: IT
ill.,, sls.ers married Philip, tho son Of Alex
Tic sea seems to have been rs often fasnl
nf them iaye tlicI nj sea, az iiii Mrs. Xilai,
McJ,ntic. or been drowned. az were twn Of
lIcr brothers. One Of ti,ein, GEORGE NiInlln
HRclp, who was Lieutenant Commander in
Goart[ and drowned fin iS3j. One Of Ills so,s.
Dallas Bacle. il In the limited Stntey ,trl,y.
nnd Tie other, r,i,iciitenant-C Commander (;enrxc
III. l3acile, Il iii The navy, anti served wifi
tiIstinctiut' in tho War fj,r tho Union. jlo
l,ns iGeu retircd on accoi,nt Of ilI.hcalth.
Iiis mnti1er. tlio wifi. of firorRe Al. Uncllu.
mentioned ub0vc rs having bcet, fir0Wurtl, is Il
tjuIlujttcr uf Admiral Patterson. Unjtcd
States Navy, IIer sister Is lie vile 0f AL
,,lirul Porter. Une of her brntilcrs. Mr, Car
liIe latteFson, is the Chief Of tl,e Unitet(
States Const Survey. and another is M AL
liirni IN tue navy. Another brOtherof Sophia
Dallas I5ache was d Comtnoti0re in tile tlslvy,
, 1880-05-21
DELEGATES.

sELEcT1oSs ny DlsTIslcTs.
srnryeF1ELp, ILL.,, Mny eo.-The Congress
.,onnl District Conventions to-day selected the
folIowiug candidates for delegates to tho
Chicago Conventions:
Fn,,rth plstrlct-Dolcgatcs O. ". Marsh, OF
ne Kalb: IotM. Smith, 9f AfciionEY. Altornates:
h. II. siarrh. o! % Knlb; A. @. Fassott. Ut
sjxth DIstr!ct-Dolceates: Jan1ca K. Edsall, Of
III ! 5o1n !. :n11 T. Lend All # far GpTy nc Ao'aat' B. l.
Ess; ors WilISc of df XVI! Kaaa A!'eEpssSs FpanS1:
Ksnfakec: fa j. ii. Wilson, Of iro1uo!s,~ Alter
G. AGsn. IN ;ront e naRakeo H. " SNOW
!" EIn;h It'll IIs lIIstrict-Dc1egatcs: ". Sheldon Gnc
Of KnoF; John Gray. Of Fulton. Alternntcs:
Charles 3alanGse,, q Peoria; JOHN Lackoy, Of
':Teni Tentb DIetriet-Dclcg Henry Tubhs, Of
warren; John Fletcher, Of Mancock. Alter
o;!ss g. II at'y a s M'ifsf Haae. William V'a'
Of Jersey; Col. T. g. lllark, Of Adams Alter.
mates: j. b. sIa!stc, ct Ilko; Lyman F. Wheeler,
y Twelfth District Delegates: g. II. nr'nkcr-
h9a Of sanfsmpn; e. nIdc ~ Eu9Gs ~ Of MorgaR
Of Logan; Franois Low, OF Moson. Hltornntas:
+ D. Smith, Of razeWcll; ". E. &capctl, Of Nc
Lean All nla!no: p h1e:.,.. ,o,on..o., " u.uu,.
Snso9h mn,ynrth - ~ y: as,'
n fsoh InaG,tsn' a4nnt 'o'op4A y. ''''''n'
f" Fifteaath pistrtct-Dele gates: A. p. Greene, Of
,loultfio; ". Il. .Dar,ow. e Ethugham.< Aitor::
mates; ]. ". Fisher, OF Edgar; l. l.. Gold, Of
Lawrence. All lrnnt.
ai1tetnthIolser[et-.p Louis kr1,ghoH,
@;,n g. washington; m i. H. shltns OF montgomery.
aMn sars1tssnth S1aM Observation-Disclosures. w. n vuoy.
seFsasenTat "a {, ta1 n. = nK1i ~ Il MMg
, 1880-05-21

,,.i,l,, I. Car, :, tY,o to-.,. ,,,,t} .,+ r,et,.t
the ntn5ace Of lo, owl1 antI barks oSer
eniie ,,,;, ' "la, ars 1,a VIZ n5 ",v n,,t n
nthar "y,a,i 7 t,aris ~ H. ,yi,tnt, n Hrn an"
niid III cc,, III c,o ~ ~. ,vIt fonrf ny ;, NV
xm ms ya,;s ] FG@Seeue re VII, soc GU, 'ign HIT
s,"a al H." a y r1..1 .S G..ta, rntt,,,a, ''''T 'r,
tim s,.s,,es; H. - thn ,ai H. ~, ,aeta,ts
,ver" "xo,nt,n,i '"n ~ eoA,"t ~ 'no otiu,a ,
,ssr,. sf'ef f,,s %as r.tS ttiS &C., s,twe w s,I MSS
was ,,"ffnnmts.i wns ' rx;,nt r ~ tSat H.
w"s ''m nh nrerco,,",3 et'I"t ~, ,,,.x t,.A' in
l'cts beg.,, r. chn,',1s' mi o,i,Is nm sl1c dnT
w,.rc ,s"t :" ~ fr.v s,r.d ~, ,1 n m a uun
XII i"s' MI e,,,tl @ .a ~ ~ sxnnI ~ XII III :s',
WIS sti ininct. o III vnts n,nI III n. ~" .n i,oa
,Iryf.r % hrr,, 1i 1nar,r hv ti,c tlnns % tn",snr..
nn,nt a' M a, mt nc a e s,d nt , 10y te
tm In n,f, ~ H., f. e"'''o'' ''"" ~
si'ila s"rnm,f r,,,,n ,xsn fm,uht will, lt,c RI.
ruits. Ths rrent icnHclty md spirt vi the
'.xtnts,,is,. 49,. ,;ir ~. .',,i ',," I,u III.
ilsl,i by ,lsniit liz ar exIinussIo, il WA iiot In
1oi,nds m % vera m I fnusht % wi,lutit uiyinx rltller
store tba,, iii tiirce0n,,nrt:rs, ri NJ, l,osr wSrc
c.',.st,,ncd IN iies, srvrrni r",'t,.fs heft,rt.
symia'tn,I,s ,yrre "y,,cci ~ ..,ttrr c;,nba;nrt
!eett 9a ~ ~ VIZ WI ts M
naomtnsi ,S un.w , t,s rn f atrnt"r ,ii ,~"a
ni"srt.. cau,nrimtfo,i i t,s ;,,, Il, ,'rm' Ms
ci;Gnary t;a,,ty ,S"ptsMM " " tue ennn, ~ pln
~ TX D"ee Il trr mvr ',e ' -, III tc ri,,,s tc
a,,, W NC 'ei st.ir "I ~, ~ ~ to.u i'aiata ~"
ond ofinr Ha 9rcnt,mo htnsntf - rafr"si,iug
, at "sser ,ye res iams rn,, i1s IL nvcrirn ,g5E l
i,ck.s no tj,,ls creuti"g n,,T,i. nnd t,niste,,.
IT, H.. ~ t,at ~ ~, rs m, ~
ti,liaa nri , ,,osr =" IN. ts v,,. s' ,,,, sii
un n,nt ia .'o ooF tn ;n, ~ 1r"ot nj.
ruun,s,. s t Wif i,ta % i,ro 'f fcct ~ an fist ha,
ha @ mi ~ ~, is ;,;nis, IL is'. si,,toi;r @ H. ~
mst,n % ,,,i n,,d ~ o,rn;tI, ;,,n nssaMit ~ liz
,,u so et hWtHS tis Ill.,; 1ln ~, "Ss" + '.ns o1s T. 's
th"t In o,,o,, n ~ ~ thn n,r.u,ano " ,T,r s",
o,'c o, u !" 1v 1cc VI" ,,.;1 ss 'mt '.s
u sora,..1.n,t , uu' ~ H"sa s,, m t:a, i2t.,
atri,,s IL I'LL H, ~ fr n ,ars atnst maj
nra - ",,s ,, uio,pn ~ an III HI v...E
~ liz ia ~ iii ill., rn,t;t'nn vns t"ninrn,,e
, 1880-05-21
FnANIlLIN'S DESCENDANTS.
Tho Honorable IsUaittons They Have
Hold under the Government.

1Fisahtnoton CorrrfpoudFntt Ha1rr's lsHzar
The most notable Instance of fatnily
MosS hh . aI
''Aso ''eu "'eA s'.u "..o Hoa'ssu.' .'"cl
our tioferhh'eht lrolh its ionhaaton ~ tliat
u the descendants OF Bcn]ainEn FRANKLIN.
vars with the Indians hcfnratto iiovo,nt,on. !.
,',a l., ~, I,a,,,,n,',a,;" A"ao,,.,,,s
"''s " .'lo re'll'ssls'''n a. Asse'hpis, wheIo no
Immediately before tho separation from tho
tt,o j,nlontoa In fon,nm. ,una f,otoTIo, Hast
n'u ou'onles ~ 1Nll"o.,, "ns eo,nl'iai ios', :.
mastel-ueheFa!; was Mlhster 10 ffaafce, ana
hold during his cllcckcrcl career other
was Wova1 1S t;ovcrr 1A''' ~ S.,y vi 1ors"" s.,'
m .sI .,. 49,. .'i''... pe4oo,'
!i u l9oK ,tt pio.iineme mIL y C5ioMiitl poil-
tSa, HSa, w. ~ H. H. @t'iuaRm H. u"i!fstSas clii!-
Tron, HtG Ii,n5 ,!a l91 & aeSesnt'ts 1, "t be]amil
III ,s7 Sai1ig Etanki wHS 'nnTre! ',n nct
l'ot. II lIlllnatlpNla' 70 az: lte1litrl bActe,--
onc & Of t"9 ,fo nToiliofs VINO cn!e a to tlis ro!!
a.f 1ln,a WINES. unu ~ usi1 ihnllS, beh1t!-
feal f strites Ut IeilcfSon's lny: Sallie FFank-
IN nache N! ana ler h!lsballd lintl twelve chill,
aaGii ,, tnn aescs1aallts o. tneir s9n is!rnnrt!
@ mntorliV of tt.o t,mrtnut u nnst1nns s'e ,vn III
1s 1ied 5oPh'n nallasl cidess Mastg,ter ol Alex.
ander !: DALLAS, Secretary 0f thg Treasury
ul'aeE Mn1lsol, from loat 10 lsNa Of AIrs.
SOPHIA Bacl!e. tnoso' w,t0 'relIemher h.r
speak ~ w, warm praise; Iisey say al.o wns ~
LOT tf!no Minister, 6clns y woman ol very
superior Intellect AMI excellent Judgment,
VINO toGk. IS was natnrll, having 50 ihany
connections II t!le service nf tle lioycrnnlclt,
Rfsat interest @ " tl!o slttalls Of bt1tc. SoMo
much statesI,lan-llke advice and lnany timely
Suggestions.
y ller brother, George u. Dallas, WIS Vice;
tresldent with Folk frnll 1913 to 1919, md
Walker, wns Secretary, of the Treasury. Dur
Ing tho preceding AtllM!nistratton (rylcr'a)
@ i.or sisters l'ilsband, william wilkins. who
l,nA been y Senator lMcalha Secretary If
Polk became psesIdent. " '~''' '"4's =
MIs, Sophia BaclIe Hss tho mother OF nine
children, aud every danElItcr md sou mnr-
ried well, and cncl' soll and son.!n-laW held
, 1880-05-21
.RADVAY'S REGULATING PALSI

Fsrfect Pursatlve a9pthing Apertents. Ass
without Pain, Al vnys Reliable Aad
Natural Ia the1r Operation.
4 vEaETlBLE SUBSTITUTE f0n CALOMEL
Perfectly tasteloss, elegantly ooat0d with
sWcet gum, purxo regulate, purify cleauses and
W1DwAY's r11r.s for tho cure Of all disorders
Of tho Htoluneh, Liver, HuwGls Kilueys, 0ad.
dor, Nervous nlseasea. Headache, consttpatious
Goatiycness lnd!xesaon pyspg2sia. Ht,,nf'asness t,f'a
Ill tteran9ensMts Ut tho Internal vlsoara. WaE-
ranted ~ effect perfect clizo. Purely VeRetA~
b!e, oantaining no mercury, m'nerAis, Or aolete'
3'a1 ~ nhsssryo the following symptoms result
InK froln N!Bunscs 1T the digestive urRans: Con-
atlpptlon, Inward Plies, Fuilness of tho Hood in
The Heaii, Acldtty Of tho 6t1nach, Nauses,
iiearthurt, Disgust OF FooA. Fullneas oF Weight
Fstseftng at the Heart, Choking Or suffering
Vision. Dnts Or VIOLA llufaro tho Sight, Fever
and dull pMin ic tho IIead, Dcticicngy of Per.
III tbs sido, Cheat Limbs, as,d Sudden Flushes x
Heat, HurIlnH in tho Fieah,
A fpW doses Df RAHWAr'8 FILLA Will ffe6 ~
syatem from all tho above-uamed dlsotdera.
I'rios, Va Cents Isr Bop.
We repeat that tho reader must consult our
book. and papers on nth, TIE subject Of dlseaaos and
their 0nFp, among which may 10 na0Aedi
"Eulss and 1t+tte,"
~ Itad.ouv on irritable UretAru,"
"Radray on Screfuia,"
saSo'' sold ny DRU6GlsIs. Il,
READ "FALSE AND TRUE.n
Bsssd tst4sr ssaH.P 70 kADlYAx = o0p H.
~ Worrss%. cor. GhwFeh-ss. New York.
.U Information xostA thousands VIII b eSe
toyuu,
, 1880-05-21
FIRES.


DAr SIDE, n. j., May 1.-Slnco Saturday
night the losses In tho southern portion of
this county by forest fires will exceed $780,
600. Tho largest individual loss III this
county was ut Through Neck, OIL Tuesday,
when the finest farm houses and outbuIltltngs
IN a, re county ysnd d{ogstG1 WI WITH neapy 10y
valuable horses and mules wero consumed,
the occupants escaping In their night clothes,
barely Swing. themselves. from pcrIslnng III
the tlnWes. Since the first outbreak Of the
May. fire the l'oormnster hus rece1yod forty
applications for assistance.
, 1880-05-21

{tom + him md ran for, tho front door.
Mr. IT.. followed; md overlook him
ct tho, door, Taking, tho, weapon
from the lal, tlso determinctl man
fsf "io o n"GE fs1 9 tg 2e s"1Gs s pn c sn s s ".
ridge was tlrGd. aId ,lltolsoil fell to tho
floor. Freddie ra,l tlrSt tn the grocery, nf q
A. Ialus' l,tAt bnath ~ the Iuuse, nitd ia.it-
i! leu n.t,l =! "hMt nht' 9~EsalIca' ~ ne,l
i,,r NJ silvo ,Ths Tse. grorer ',s' ,nn, rna"hinr
tiie ilonsc, rniscti tic woun.icd @ mai, to led.
%S i, is%% is sss& 5 soss st|s;5;;
o ] rcaestca M @ l % to eiye 10 tose T., wi1tE wi1o
iio wnntei liam Il knnt "I nrrfcctiv ,I sccrct ri
NY nnti1 nficr IFS ,tieatI,, and tlo
10 Ia show, r, nny " ana III. iii lcr' 1ic oroccr Ger
er @ 9cseee w @ ~: Te IL @ oter S etsps @ atIresse iss to
a S o ws Ins'Sf Ct w. snS h IL. n A the nsxPs,
asrc oe 'te arocc9 pllpe Ncnt sea s nroso + bs
tic tllrec iettcr, Jul tic oro m ntldrsssse 10 % tho
5GsTs % 's st IL ,a Sa;S f., silsy t.
passnu m '" nnnut i'i",. omt fMi,v 1 ce',ns M"s
prcl,eiided t,lo e,.tl, lie ind taken l,is
avn iife, and nd ilc : wante,l M 1T It ulMiersto"i ] i
te nertly ne @ % of lis III % WIZ. h ]o ~ aslici int lho
Srothars shnntd In Iii IN th"Ir s,otrnr r tS 10,
wnrtIs reforning i,cr an and keeulnr @ % her II tia M
pati!s Of virtuc, IN and iaiIng il tIlis tllSy y
cSd adfd ind an o6,a'' to rnr possfss9' Of ~ s s
wn,,jd hnyn ,inn"s is Ind W pho Il" ltvea
Ills body he wantcti sent hoIne tn iowa Eitv
for burial, lie concillJed bv y NS"'' o's'
n1pp1So THEN AL An ArrEcrlosArE
nA!'EMi'i.l~ -,
1t. bltVa aays thnt the ptllet entered tho
, 1880-05-21
BULLDOG vs.. COON.
4 Great Eight OH Which Fifty Thou.
xnud Dollars Was Wugcrcd.

HnuN D10YJhr8 Was WMEcrEds
NelV OrIfnN1 DtntncFnt.
In the year 1877 there existed on Grayicr
street, OIL the lot opposite the Cotton En-
change, famous resort Of tlle deyntces of
cock and dog lighting. This pit was owned
md kept by Jim Nellignn, n inan Of considers
al,le renown und potency III sporting circles.
There were not II few gentlemen In the city
who Ind given great attention to the rearing
md stisctplining OF bIootletl dogs OF tho ter
rtcr and bull species. I1uy took great pride
lit tllc1r pets, ami were ever really to pit them
ngainst their weight In any fair con,bnt, md
grew quite excited III talking of their pets,
and offering wagers oil their skill and tenac-
ity lit combat. Ono dny party of friends
wcro assembled Ill the lnrge tobacco
store on Graver street OF Atessrs. Wilson
L. IIpscoMb, q noted tirm of that day, COLL
puscu Of tile late Public Administrator utNl
agent for tho Piedmont AIR Line, Col. d. \.
Wilson, md OF Mr.. ". II. Lipscolnb, now of
Virginin, who was recently OH visit to the
city.
The owners of the great champion dogs Of
tho city being very loud i'll their boasts ot
tic prowcss 0f theirpets, provoked from Col.
Wilson the remark that Ills culored porter
hud coo1, named Andrew Jacksou who
could whip any fighting dog In the city.
There were several gentlemen who rushed
forward 10 aecep! the cllallenge, Hn'i attcf
much discussl9li the wngers were n!l settled
UNI the conditions of uto combat agreet! on.
Tho news Of tie iiEht getting out, there
vas EFGat excltenieht III tile sporting wnfla.
Lnrge . nc1S were ma'to ,' - py ererypoay on tne
; wa''srs d! IL S Mstario eS eSer st ssel!ed s oTs
Interest. Gol. Wilson entered l.is 4-yeHr-old
coon ,against my fosir.iooten ilghnhS
animal 1n r., ~ tao clIy lof pl!rsS OF
Col: Sam boyd, ,wha wns the owner Of sev-
gral invinclble terriers nId bulldogs, which
lhd trlnhlpllcA ~ Mnlly famous ana AesIer-
Ate t0nllts The liatctl being thus 1natie up,
, 1880-05-21
POLITICAL,
INDIANA.

4NO1RNA&
Bpeeial Dispateh to 1Ns Cstcaoo 7ttnunA
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May o0.-The Hon.
Jotln l.. Miller this morning returned from
ne GFeenback District Convention, held YES
1esday at the Courthouse IN Tlpsou. lie
reports large and enthusiastic gathering Of
Me Gteenbaskcrs Of the Ninth Congressional
District. Mr. Miller was chosen Chairman
o. he Convention, and Francis Games, Of
nooone County, Secretary. The STATIC plat
iofh aaop:Aat indianapolis OH tho Goth of
1ast month was rea0lrlned. Tho name of the
Aon' William B. Myers, present Congress
man from the Anderson District, was nut In
nomination. receiving the unanimous sup
y pols OF the Delegates. The impression is that
ne Democrats will tako him lin,
eptttal Dspateh to Ths Chicago 7ttb,sns,
Nn1ANAr0L1s, May 10,-The Republican
hs0 ~ Uem0cratlo State Central Committees
,s nave contracted 10 build campaign wie-
MaIm nam o. Alarylatld street, near tho corner Of
assi 1sninsssee, to 10 60x190 feet in Size, and to
tosL 39,oQ, the nlaterial to revert 10 the con-
mMt'!oe MI; h after tho campaign closes. There
snt ~. W TWO entrances OH the street and q side
,taan stnt.anee Oh tho nlfoy for the stage, THO
III siIdse WI occupy the middle OF the north
Tbo T'bo y me building and will be l5XHa feet,
sass aeeRates to tho State Conventions will b.
H. ssSSts4 ol tiers OF seats directly in frpnt az
hafassl III slage, the slues and galleries ovor them
n ffinS ES reserved for Spectators. On either end
wtii NJ III sta8 conmittce-room IL located, It
G,a.. H.. oe iln1slled III time for the De,noCratie
~'o eonsentlon OIL tho 9th Of Juno.
, 1880-05-21

Hpselas Dhpateh to IAs Chicago 1ttolns.
KANSAS CITY, No., May e0.-4Abont .
o'clock tlls afternoon John Richards, u
lie city. was drowned III lhe Litt!o Iiiuo
River, q stllall stream which passes through
thu Cn11ntV
, 1880-05-21
n Royal Dluncrs

A d!at!n9nishod dtvtne who occasionally
afterwards said the otheF iny that tho dinnvr
wAa remarkably uusattsfaotory affair to hun-
Ery mau II ia not considered etlquct to CON-
ttnuo cutting Of aay particular course after tho
Queen bus paEtnken OF 1t to bcr satisfaction,
aud, ~ hor AHlesty eats very ltttlu, tho coursoa
, 1880-05-21
SUICIDE.

In @4 n. HspatsA 10 1as Chicago 4rtbuns.
G.rn. G."AuKER, May a0.-Alatiltla Scbaefcr a
tha th%sn a'' g!rl, aged ls years, was found In
l,st ,st s"s To-day, having committed suicide
notbse baaaY. anY She was about To become a
tase IL Ia ds1aenssow crowned herself rather than to
, 1880-05-21
OVARIAN TUM0RS,

Tho removal ut these tumors by RAprAY's
NEst,I.vEST IL now so certainly established that
now n common recognized fnct bynll parties
Witness the c1Ae. ~ Hannah P. Knapp. Mrs. c.
published IN our ALMANAC for 1873: also, thnt
of Mrs; z: = nib4!ns. t. in tho present cdltion OF
Spnce f0rbis!s our mixing particular reference
to the various Gnscs OF chr1,nLo diseases reached
by our SAHsArARILLtAN REHoLvEKT. Iavaltdd
and their friends nlnst consult our writings IL
they Wish to nhtain an idea of tho promise and
ru,ency of Il. Il X Remedies.
One Dollar per Gottae.
, 1880-05-21
. FlREMEN's TOURNAMENT.

Special DtpdteA 70 1As CAlea8o 1Fahans.
Hattie CREEK, Mlch, May n.--ExtensIye
preparations arc being completed fer Fire
mems Tournament, to be held upon the Driy-
Ing Park, III this city, on the Fourth Of July.
Liboral prizes will BE- offered, and some OF tho
best running companies III the Slate will taka
part.
, 1880-05-21

KILLED ny A COLT.

KILLED IIY 4 COLT.
CLYDE. o. May 9o.-F1eet Tompkins,
farmer, who wns Injured III the head Monday
by colt that he wns trying tn cntch, has
since died. Totnpklns had a pole In his
hard, which tho colt rnn aEalNst, The pDlt,
struck him on the head, causing conclusion
Of the braiu.
, 1880-05-21
A BIG SCARE,

NEW YoRK, May CA case OF chlckon-
pox on board the steamer Gilbert yesterday
was reported as smallpox, and recently
appointed Health Officer ordered tho lnne-
diata vaccination OF nearly 800 Immigrants
on board. The vessel waS detained until to-
, 1880-05-21

New YoRK, May ao,-Ihe widow OF Gen.
Philip Kearl'ey Is suing tho Union Trust
Company, cIAtming that her estate bus been
badly managed.
, 1880-05-21

TMLApELriI1A, Pa, MayN.-The National
Flint Glass Association was formed here to-
day. James II. Lyon, Of litssburg, lrcsl-
dent.
, 1880-05-21

FELL FROM A TRAIN.
6psetaf Dttpateh to Tia Chicago 1tthuAs.
DAVENPORT, la,, May a0.-Charles Over
man, freight train brakeman OH the CHI
caKo, Rock Island & IaciAu Railroad, was
killetl t0-tlay at 1owa City by faltng from 4
train. lie lived ut At,llfRa.