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, 1880-09-15

TAKING ollo consideration will, nMot!Ior,
tho british farlnUrs lot hns not ben,i II happy
ono IN thcsu into ycars. THIS ycnr nlAtters VIII
Int he much 1Nultip Ills Any Aus bcpn l,Jlireh
by the heavy ruins R,1l consequent nools, his
whenl Is light md dIscnurc', hts chttte have III
BoIne i,,staslcus bean nti.laae'l Nv ptcuru-pnru.
sn0nIi, nnti nuw 1t IL reported tust s lambs asu
suffering grult srulsr Atttl iluug-rOt HUH tlIan
tsolniInrEts etlliRtl oyu " siali1 tho scril-
est purIn'se uni to cast II gooln over tho ilost
sturdy british yuoIaan.
, 1880-09-15
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SPEAKERS

hohlAEHH AND nuuiHEAa sfEAkEAs.
IL Nus peen 'lcll"ent'y proposed slteo lno
opcnli!A u III" ptescn' ci''''pa'sh '1s't lep.e-
s."'a'''e lep"phca'' si"aSess 1roih s''o
north sHouns po sen' i"'o tho oo"u'csh
o'ates' a','' u'at cSpohe'1S oi so"ttel'e opnl,
lo'l 'l"a IHa'nI'toh, l'"!el' ano !.''ll"F stloH"
m"ko III, 7petenes ~ tau Noltnefl ol"'es'
4"e ~" iosA 1te''.a' tenc"s .''o s"H
sest'o'' ~ e'e ''"po INV S"en ~ eAc''anso ~ w.
men a"' oplmlolls 'I,'s,'' II tl'ea' 'no"i'S tlo
scci,o''''' iee"i's' o"c'! !" "o'io'i WIS c"co"l.
uee't ns '"'"s ntp''o''c'"' Io"'.",s ~ II ""
'lv"'"s "s'' WV tio p4"s,ess y, VI a'e sM'
pale'l nus tte''ons't"!t'' tl,us tl'o cHpet'ns''
" wo"'u not W. p.o''et''o " a'ls souu iIsu.ss.
~ pee'' M11'' liie'e ~ 'o ace'lona',"'li ~ 'no
no't.l ns .'la' 'el,h appAss .o s"e ''o"1"' -
u't 1"ts'l ~ so''"'s tepau''cs.'' ~ " NJ pai.-
y ntcaaso t''c tc"p'o VI t"c 4'"t." "'o a'sls'
'Nu WIZ NV "'l't''.'s1l"'lo'' ~ tno ss"'e!"
.'le,'t "','' le piusps'o"s colu,."' W 1''nss
WHY" nus ies"1Ieo, A'a'! p"'t's ueea"se W.
7eet'on"''s'u ol 'Ar oo1't ~ i1e,lasc !" tno
"A"'u eou"I's. 4'eIo ~ ~ W. sp'tiL ~ ses.
. .'on."sM ~ wv t,oilN a'a. ia''u''ee4s
.'Sc'. III into!e!"n.e tu" ooti.",sn' ~
..ce.7 ~ W. s"ol"'"e" ~ 't"'" "''' 'l"ie'i@e'
, 1880-09-15

than onc~thir.l Of the votes for the Fnsfnl,
Statc Ticket, md not more than nne~slxtll of
Mll the yrtps cnst IN tho State. Fusion will
not work III n National election, rs It docs In
n State e1cctIDt,,
, 1880-09-15

SENATOR: WrTlsERs, Rebel Rrigad!er, Is
Chairman Ut tho Bu1.ate Committee on Fenslona
Let thla not 10 forgotten, and let It not 1e over
looked how he caEo to that position. Tht Dem
ocratio purity has tnalurIty In tho Ecnnte. n1'a
tho South has IL majority Of Democratic sena'
tors. Tho eouth always controlled tho party
aid when tho cx-Ilebcis said they must ha'e
the tcnd OF thu Committee to puss Ill pensions
IL could not ba dc1itcd thom Without destroying
tho partnership by which tho Northern Dctnoe'
facy hopes 10 get Office, An ex~ltcbol cnH'e 70
tho lcal Ut tho Het,nta Pension Committee 10
tho samo way that every othor mehsurs In the
1ntercst Ut tho South will be aurrIed throux1s
provided Hancock Is elected.
, 1880-09-15
TRIBUNE liIs4ANE1t OFFICES.

rUg c1rtcAGo THtnuSE has established branch
picc. fur tho receipt of subscriptions AMI ndsefiise-
npnts n% fu1luws: -.
EEw yUltK-l.pom y Tribune building. En-. NC.
FAu1,:S, Manager, -.
Gl.Ast:uw. HcotlnnI-AlIan'a Amot!can Mons
Ascncy, 81 Nrnncit.ss.
1UNDUS. EnY.-h,nctlcan ExcnAuRe+ w btfana.
AExNf +. tit1.i.IG. Agent
WABl1lSGTuN, b.E.-iJ1a r strodt
, 1880-09-15

wish him henrty success With II, anil hope tho
hgnts Of nnti-C Catholicism muy meet tho defeat
which thor .lcarrvc." This probably expresses
tho views of tnnst ir-n,i,nlci pnoplc. Tha
congregations nro ecrtalniy entitled to trinl as
4 test OF tllolI sincerity.
, 1880-09-15

l1ESs.f MAcKABEl, Il prison of!eat af
blnunt Sterling Ky, touk Two convEcts With hInl
TO woo nhnltt tcsI mllcs from tho prIstHl Afu.l-
,tny for tho purpose OF cutting so.ne poles The
cnlvleta, who wcro art3,cu with Wxcs, full o'l
Mnckabce untl lnctcll hin to pieces, ind iItn'le
their escape. siackalpos body was discovered
yesterday.
, 1880-09-15
TIE ILLINOIS NINTH pIsrnrc7

Aftpr Huffrttnv tsnfrn1 rnrnot, t,1t, -.
Of tho Ncrblicnns TIM tlc,nnrrnn;. ~. ao aandf
CoupressonnI District horo ~ In ~ ~. -. .uo Nihth
whom thry coni,Icnifv nv n,nt H., a ~ "p fnnn
nnt1 ira lin 1,r.nocrnta w., -. G G.e' IN h,a
am. nn,t II, both tn.tnu,os - eo'so a. "H'
ticket. liz wns ,,v NJ, ~. ~ ,a.. ,. aneal or tlla
rntttIr1 II, thIr,, n,,,,l,,n.1o. poislehl rules,
mt only nj, nca. md ,nr,nh, oee."se s', ne was
,tcn,tmstrntr,l TINT I'm ..oni1 ~, n' n"t had
yoic AMI I'm In I'm bn,r 49, ~ NV "ea'lcss
Dr. Wilson yn, t,,ucr,1t ,ho ,,s,.,.'...'.. hlee
lal1ottpr t,rror. hrxnycr th,, ,,n,,,1 ~, "hen
Lon wua 1,rn,vht fnryor,i n,,I a+tn e W ''hn ).
of un,,rrhnncl wor,s ,rna 'ts,,'o : ~ aooa ~ ucAt
Wilson, nuI wns t,ecior.1 tbo ,,,,ta., so "e'e"'ea
1Jntfl ln.t Hnt,,,.tnv tho r.,a..1s ar
,trut rerv tn,tot ,,,t ,n,v 49,. . ~ nte hhSo
I'm kim or cnn,nu,r,, ,to,. tn,,.", s'el'Fed
Ia ti,nt 1,cn,fn rowntr ,i,,.n.,. , y" ''"ke' lt
unrtv. own II fl, thpmsc1vnu -, s,r, ~ .'.e ot
vress frr acrvcea In TINS rr,,,,o.s,i "s ~ e"i'
timcs mast. Tim 1,cnr,n tn,.,,ni pcni'e III
1nlcncu,,ont Itcmuhttcnn nr,,,ts m,' 10 20
r,fT t,f 1tc IN ~ Eat,,r,iar ts., .,..e, uoFA'o
him rcsnnna;ttn fnr an t,rc,t ,.to,as., ..aAts
Lcc stnrie.han,rc,l nr,1 n1nno o,h,,ai "H'.e
entire cuok t.mnty t1rcuntfn l.. 49,, vs n.. .ue
Aespuhly nnl Tim Jhtnuwo f.ho,r,,os y, e~.la Hl
n,nrrc htrc ,v,,a nroroaitt1,, ,,,,.,, -. Nou''
Legislature In nrnrI,n gtntn ,ci,, I,,s.'e.t ~ w
I'rurIn m wall m f,hIcnrr. mi III. IT, ~,
snyx. waa Inrnntcl fv r.sn ,T,.,s s""as .',s
bc nors IN Antrnw A.ltnr - sv,. NIL
burp. rton Merritt of Kor,,r =. "'v :,
Cnytlo OF HandwIrl,. t.. n, Within "r 1,",,,.. ~
WItIntn IL. A,.lnr III 1,l,fc anJ n,,.. sa"' .',s
WIN have hcretoforn lnJ somo c,nitn - ,s1.:,'
done In TINT ,lfrcoton Thn Io,1,n,s nooo.,,'s
Of Icos hert,Et efforts In that ,,uttnr ~, ~,
so,,,o and cattisttc. "'o 'N'-
, 1880-09-15

TIE Charleston Is. o. Ne,rs wonders -. >
thoro Is any way Of telling befo7ch IND mo" -.
tho Democratic candidates for tue stato less-
lnturo arc In accord wlthpubllc opinion ~ opp.
shuottny2" ~, hot And there II public op'a'
Ion On whIaky and murlor IN 8outh CarolIna'
, 1880-09-15

r q. O. F.-PiOEunE YOUR T'CkEri FAIRLY
L. fur the l. @. .. T. cxcil1einn q Tnrnnto ont..
se1t III 1T this Gbfca1u tirI!td Trunk IAtiral tux
mice. corner rlafk nHd Whsl.tnn.ss. Yr II thS
1nca OF thu uhd.Fn!nMK' itCnHv'Ileht hoGt1tt. liz
lLM1,iolplL-1t. \. q. l.Ul.t. Seceet1ry.
, 1880-09-15

.sGEy. I1ETitts's return to Ills Grst love IS
mt very cordially received by Entne If tho Dctn
ocratic leaders. Thu ktI-R!nvcl+ 'goll.spccta-
eIe,l, refrigerated Massachusetts Dclno:i,ts
nsoitl him us they wont.l II po1ccnt, while tho
Corfcl1crates. remembering hls furt,rr tlcnl,n-
ctHtion uf lhons, refer to hin, M IN tlrst-clnss
ylINn." tho rctcctnn Of wnse astl wo,llsl secure
10 Hancock lUoU01 yUtcs. They st1y he is wt'rsn
tint, tho cnrpet.tm4Ecrs whotn they rrnycrfully
teno.lnco every t1ay Ut their lvcs. lfunors arc
etsy hctwoon Batter md his .asnuunecra.
, 1880-09-15

SENATOR CoNKL1Sa lsus Informed the he
publican Camplfgn tutnnittco of l1ltiAlm TINT
he Will tleliycr four speeches III thut Htnte bc-
furo tho Octnbcr election. Tlo Democrats layo
been counting OIL ColiklInR'B not nktng my pnrt
in tho caulp,ll9il, but they Nro ooined to Dis
aEiNtltttt1innt.
, 1880-09-15

Easrsd at the rla II. Chicago, Ill., as steoat1'
Csuss Matter.
For tile bcncnt 0t nnr patrons who hta!re TO ecfil
tpntc COPIES nt 'rnH TitintSE tttrun1h lilo mall, WI
rive herewith tho transient rate ot p0ataEo:
U9nffsttc. Pr Cnpy.
Flight md Twelve FnRc i1arCr. cehts'
HiytMrfa snuc TGtrr. cunts
fhrtnI. =. -.
Eight nni Twelve rauo f'nper. cenis'
eHiutn lhGe lhtHr. CENTS
, 1880-09-15

TIE international fleet new lying ut liaglsn,
which IL to lnnncuvro md n,nko much iolso
III Turkish watcrst cunatpts Of twcnty vessels,
manned by 1910 .uuit, aud carrying 130 henvy
guns.
, 1880-09-15

hot WDrk III 4 National election rs " lOeS IN
State elcetinn.
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES OF THE
UNITED BTATEs.
When tho land Arltnti0,, III Great britain
nm IRELAND. growing primarily ont Of tile
successive fnfl,lres nf the crops, all secondly
nut Of the prospective innbtlity NJ 1sritls''
farmers 10 compete will, tho United States
IN tho matter Of food supplies. suggested that
tllcre would hnvu tn be n reduction Of farm
rents throughout tic United Kingdom, tho
British landowners were seriously hlnrsncd.
Among Tho other objections made by them
was that tho isei.ls Of America were not tho
| agricultural nl!,les they were represented to
bc, md tint In the end, rs soon rs 1'rltlaf,
| farmers were agnh blessed with favorable
Seasons, tloy would bu more tl,an over
a.Ao to compete with tho American
| gEntn.protluccrs. Tho Tory Government
appointed Commissioners to. visit this
coutltry to examine MIL mike report
on lts agricultural resources, and OIL tho
prospective possibilities Of American food
bcing supplied to Nrcnt britain cheaper tlIal,
1t could bn produced at lotnc. These Coln-
mtss,oncrs, Mr.. rcll and Mr. Kcatl, have conl-
ptcted their report, anil Il !las benn published.
| with mass Ut testimony, In England.
Though we l,nye Ind M Enslsl. copy Of tho
whole paper, there Is so much Of 1t that Is ot
10 interest to our people TINT VIC give our
readers tlIis morning Il condensed statement
ef tho ,nntcrfnl parts, made BY tho Markham
Erprcss, Tho orRan Of tho brcalstufEs market
Of tho United Kingdom.
Tho Commission wns appointed to mako
| ropart IN nrtnt1tu!, that t1,a nrttEat, fnrmnra
Ind no reason to fra, tint Au,erlcN would
ever @ seriously Set interfere With tl,eir husband.
@ - ,,'.'".. "' ~ H., ,s,.,,r,or ,.,,,,s,,.,
10 grow "neat ~ a' .sn snes'uL. ,a,s as'spo1s H.
Ens'a ~ p,'ses 's ,s.,,.s, "" ~ r., ..e',y a,,,
thcrnforo thcro wns mn ucce.st,v for English
.ic'sr"io t'e.o "'' ~ ~, 'H'''s l"' 4"s'''
70 ask .os ren ., ,a fe a,
a,rr"m,,r nS a'v ror, ~ th,,Ir ,rcus,ons,1 IN.
saftenuor aay p"Ft o. 1aolF aecus'oi''et H.
to Which they wcro appointed, have inade II
,r.,a ,,n,.,,,,,,a T.. ~ ,,r,, ~ a,,,o-,o,,,
A"c u'l''e"'''eS u. ,tis WY oi 1f'!ei' 'e"''
cnMpctitiDn nrH suited by these gentlemen
wLthgreat parlfcularity They 'nay bo briefly
summed tlpns follows: IL 'rlle cost OF grow
Ing; {a) tho cost Of freight to Chicago; Gl the
cost Of freight to New York atEl thence tn
Liverpool; these anti incidental clargcs fix
the totnl cost of moving zoo pounds Of Amer
lean wheat from Tho iieitls 10 Liverpool ut
from a. to ~ shtlfngs. This branch of tho
cost Of competition Is Of course applicable to
tho present. condition Of affairs. To this the
Commissioners add for tho future: ~ Al,
Increased compensation to tic farmer for his
present excessive lauor; (2) tic cost Of IT.
, 1880-09-15

SENATOR BLAINE In II telegram to ttcl,
Garfield, says tut tnreIlll cAnyAAs Of thu Etata
last week showed Il snujorlsy ut at lrast UtAN Tor
tho Republicans. IT lI4s cast the UcEnGrttlu
purity froMl tiU.O00 to SlOJ0o to give Flaialtd II
probable majority OF Il lew hundred. Thp lntust
nccotIsts at hanl lust nf4ht Indicate TINT tho
atc!n! count will be rtsIlirc.l tu determine
whcthcr riaisietl has ul,y uaHIorlty ut aIt. su,-
Ator lllain0 says suo.l scu,ps woro ncsur wit
Ecssu1 in atulno " tIns0 wllItl! HruW out VI tho
distribution uF tho Democratic lRrrci.
, 1880-09-15

Chicago .3uctscy Club.
rrnck at terminus ut Madison strcct cat-tsnGk
RnccH 1:,b,
, 1880-09-15

SoM1: 1o0, 600 operators will he nfEcctctt by
tho strike inauRuratr'l yesterday at 4Accrngton.
England. Tho t,',stcrs hare tukcn determined
atund. md positively Rsscrt TINT they will not
submit to the demands 0f tho strikers. Thcown-
crs Ut mills wtlcro tho clnpiuyGs contribute to
tho support TT tho ttnfnns will retlMce wnxcs II
per cent. an.l cnut trisnlte tho nnount thus saved
tn tho uw,lcrs u mills rendered il1o by thu
strIkr. Tho outlook Ia certainty tIot very e1,-
reur.gtng tnr Tho strikers, nuithor Is It fur tho
rrncu niil comfort of tho Lancashire cotton
manufacturing tuwi1s.
, 1880-09-15

C1ar!: street, between lnkD nssd Randolph. E1cnRc-
mrnt az E,utIao l!l. "1'hr lrsslu Wnt." AftoEnoun
, 1880-09-15

Madison street. tetwcrH 3tata mid bcarboF'. En-
vnreiuent nf 11snr1At ThonilsIB. "I0shua Will
ruu,b." Afternoon md evening.
, 1880-09-15

Lake Front, opposite Adnms street. bay NJ
eyouing. .
, 1880-09-15

THERE Is Il prospect uf another South
Atr!can war. Thu Capo militia WIN recently
took possession Vt sonG po!nta In tho uusuto-
lunl can SCARCELY ayoi! conltug In collision With
thu l!nsuto chIut, alunpho, and then tho war will
commence. BIr Hercules ltoblnson, thu tecent-
ly.uppolt,tcd SUCCESSOR to Sir l!artlo Frerp, has
iiot yet urrIvCl ut tho Capo, and hls absence will
be aSA,lctl VI ny Thu lntcrlneddlinK Colonisis to
creuto A. snsch trouble ~ possible. After u
sltte time they Will enll for protection, aB they
hayv ! 11!u Uu soyeral prcyl0ua oceAsiuns.
, 1880-09-15

Dearborn ssrcut, corttnr Of Monrbt. Enca9omon
Of A, II. rnlmor's Eniun-S1nara Thcatro enHtMnY
aThe Bankers Ijauahtcr." Aftsrnuun md evening.
, 1880-09-15

brethren. tnG !nttGf WILL rIOGaDIy discover
tint tho Yankees will continue to compete.
In tho cost given In this report by tho Com
sntssioners OF landing American wlca. ut
Liverpool moro tllAn onc-half IL put dow,
for transportation. Tho supposItion on which
this cost rrsls Is that the figures given ars 10
remain permanent, II not to be increased. In
answer to this snggus ttoii, 1t IL sufficient 10
say tl,at tlle transportation 0t grain by
all rail fronl Chicago to tho Atlantic IL one
Of comparatively recent establishment Eli
teen years, OF ilerllnps less. hare Witnessed
Tho establishment of that brunch OF rallrnu,l
traIllc. Ten years ago. before tho Introduction
OF steel rails, the actual cost Of transporting
grain by raii froln Chicago IN Now York WIS
10 cents pur 100 pounds. ThAt WIS tho OK
pei,tl!tnre made by tie railroad company for
tint serylce OIL roads laid with tho short-stycsl
Iron rails. Then tlie cars could not 10 loaded
IN excess OF ten tons OF grain per car. In
tho meantime tho steel rails have taken
tho place OF the iron rulls, and tino has
not yet demonstrated what Is tic nctual
average ilfo Of tho stc0l ratl. Moreover, the
cost OF The steel rail ut tifs tilnels no grenter
tllnn was the cost Of tho lron rAll ten years
ngo. Thus provided, the Ta!iroud company
cail NOW ,,10ye on steel rails caEa continuing q
greatly Increased weight OF grain 600 miles
at oil actual cost Ut from 10 to III cents per
100 pounds. The rnIlroad company, there
fore, can now curry 100 pounds Of gra!a from
Chicago to New York ut q profit Of 70 per
gent, a,l1 Charge no moro por 100 pounds
than 1t cost tho company to perform tile sumo
service ten years ago.
At the close OF 1851 the ,yellai,d Canal vii!
bo completed, anA tho mammoth propelles
which n,ay then bo employed on tho lakes
will be promptly adapted to tho transportation,
of eatslo FROM Chicago to Montreal. thence
tu 10 transferred to ocean vessels. III like
Illan,,er for six months In the year tho sa'l,e
great water route will be open for tho trans
porta,Ion OF brcadstutfs,-gzaln probably
betag carrlet! from Chicago " tho st.le Ut tho
ocean steamer at O rate not exceeding ! to IL
cents per 1oo pounds. 1t Is not llkely that
the whole railroad system lYlng between CHI.
cugo ard the Atlantic elt[es will abandon the
transportation business aiul tho Many
, 1880-09-15

mud evuhlA..
Exp1Altson.
Lake Front opposite Adnms street. bay and
eyouing.
GlIcnuo .iuctscy Club.
Track at terminus Ut aladlson street car'tsaek.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
r O. O.. o..r.-pnoGunE roi'K T!CkErA EARLY
ss II Al 1a%x y i II,
nso'5!s s g n T. H ssssS:!; s9Ss' s'r'''s III
-------------------------- --------@---=
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1850.
=---------- =-----------------.---- -
IIIE international fleet now lylnga liagusn,
which IL to mnrcuvrc and nnko much isn1so
Ii, Turkish waters, cot,spts Of twenty vessels,
manned by 1870 lnuit, aud carrying 10 henvy
guns.
SENATOR CONKLISa lsu9 informed the He
publican Canlpufgn Eutnnlittco Of llld!alM TINT
he Will deliver four speeches IN thut Atnte llc-
furo tho Ocsober clcetIou. Tlo Democrats havo
been counting OH ConklInR's not nktng my lnrt
in tho campaign, but they nro ooinqtl to dig
appointment.
THE Republican Convention for the nol,lt-
nntion OF officers fur Cook County Will bo held
tho 9Th OF October. Tho primaries In tho col,i,~
try towns VIII Lc t,cld on t.lu =. Of Octot,tx n,lI
tho primaries IN tho city wnrsls on the 4rh. The
lass of representation will he enc tlttEAte for
every 100 yotes Gust fnr (iov. E,om III 1871.
.-..-......e..@1.. .
l1ESNf MACKAIsEl, prison official III
Mnunt Sterling, KY, touk two convcts with hItn
10 wootl ubot ten miles from tho prs4,sl afpu-
Inv fnr tim p,,rnt,.,, of cutting sot,,p poIes. TLa
tnt,vlrts viii, w,,rn nr,mu, With uxrs full ~,
MuckuUco unt1 bar,sell him to pfcccs and ,,u,lp
t,,eIr t,sci,ns. Mnrkuhrts Indy wns ,1isroycrc,l
ycstri,luy.
>~-=
rcrritorv ,yn. nimnst cn,,,5,v ,lcstroyri liz ilr,
yratnr,,nv Tho tln,uea ori1ltn,ed tr1 thn l'tarl
lIoIsc. md. II strnnv Wind nrcyutlfur, thu t,rr
snrcnd rnpl,3ly In Mi directions ,!rs,rUylu. ri,
bu. rour OF lilo b,1 sincs. houses and tlo xrcutpr
nnrt.ou Of Nh, merchandise cnutnlnrtl In them.
tMc ChIrn1,,u,, wus burned Il, tcnth The tss Is
ynrnlaJ,. ,vf,ru s, mn nn s.1b ,s,
--.-A.
aItrG.yasErn f;Enitf;t:. n noforfnus ,u,Ir-
drrcr nn,I n,,,1nw WIN h,s hccn fnr ytnrs tin
turr,,r Of lin ,Iccn, f,nlo nf Tho Western Ter
.t,r.Ia .rn,, ,..o nna h,f,ro :, ,,urt ~ n,,.
lius w r. ynstcr,jny. M, !, ,,,uro If n,,lr,r In
tl,o lra, ,rv,na M,tnh In I'm s,,rrr1sp NJ nm
t,m,rt n,,,1 ut,v,thstout,u,r Inn n.tvir., nj I,s
r,m,,,s.l nnh mr. r,nsst. nr hts fr,snls, f;rorvn
,1"oict .,,,,,v su,n t,mt t,,, w,,,,,l tn n,uIni
hia II, rtHio,,. a,,i ti,,m]y crimes. t,rorr,, wn.
sur,enrc1 tn In hn,t,ctl
" ..-~se-..4--
Mn Jo,rx I.uy. n nronincu, hrcwcr of
rrcutnu and u1su ,ur,n,y ,ntrrr.trI In tI,n mi.
1nr,. i,a,n,ax ms ht,,, nn,ntnntn1 for tnu,rrUss
~. ,.'e W.r,h'~rr ~ ,,. us.,,,,,,i k,,H, ie,."
.y.' ~ 49, ,s,, ,s.,. T., . =, @ s,., ~ ~ ~. .
,nasnet Gr.,,",. pon,s,, "Hrc.",,,",Ir S,", ~
r,,,.. ,s. sS' nm u',iori,,. II, ,s-n nt,h,,,,t,
,ttI,,,, In ,n,nrfrrI f,r",,m,,lt md I,r.;,,t n
s.,n ~ tiurt ~ ,.nr,, ,n,,.r ,,t ~, n,,.,',,,,
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

A FORTUNE FOR AN IRISH BREAD
DRrvER.-John Singleton sailed
for Ireland by Saturdays steamer
from Montreal. He has suddenly
sprung from poverty to riches.
He is the son of the late John
Singleton of Queensville Abbey,
County Clare, and when a young
man became a ne'er.do.welI, and
was shipped off to Australia with
an allowance from his father of
G300 a year. After rowing over
that colonly 70: a number Of years
under many vicissitudes he came
to Canada and while on a spree
married Mary Richardson, cham.
bcrmaid in the Saint Nicholas, a
third class hotel here, by whom he
has two children. He subsequently
went to Ottawa, where he was
compelled to accept the position
of a bread driver, which he retain.
ed until he received the welcome
news which called him home.
While he was in Australia his
father died, and his brother, Gen.
Sigleton. at one time colonel Of
artillery, commanding the forces
in Bermuda, succeeded to the es-
tates. He died recently. John
is fifty years of age. Independent
OF the landed estates, he succeeds
to 100000 a year, the proceeds
of government investments. He
is we'll known 10 Montreal, and is
cousin of a rising lawyer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

Report has it that a river of
genuine ink has been discovered in
Algeria. It is formed by the union
Of two streams, one coming from a
region Of ferruginous soil, the
other draining a peat swamp. The
water Of the former is strongly i'm
pJegnated with iron, thai Of the
latter with gallic acid. When the
two acids mingle, the acid Of one
unites with the iron OF the other,
forming a true ink. ......
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16
DOES THE WORLD Miss ANYONE

DOES THE WORLD MISS ANYONE ?
Not Long. The best and most
useful Of US will soon be forgotten.
Those who to day are filing a
large place in the worlds regard
will pass away from the remem-
brance of men in a few months, or
at The farthest, in a few years
after the grave has closed upon
the remains. We are shielding
tears over a new made grave and
wildly crying out III our grief that
our loss is irreparable, yet iii a
short time the tendrils Of love
have ,wined around our supports,
and we no logger miss the one
who is gone. But there are those
TO whom a loss is beyond repair.
There are men from whose mem
cries no woman's smile can chase
recollections of the sweet face that
has give up all its beauty al
deaths icy touch. There are
women whose piighted faith ex,
tends beyond the grave, and drives
away as profane those who would
entice them from a worship Of
their buried loves. Such loyalty
however, is hidden away from the
public gaze. The world sweeps on
beside and around them, and
cares do not look in upon this
unobtruding grief. 1t carves a
line and rears a stone over the
dead and hastens away to offer
homage to the living.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16
ALL ENDORSE IT.

The Recorder, Ame'i cus. Ca,
says "Clerks, Senators, Repre-.
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers
Citizens, in public and private
life, are testifying by the thous.
ands, and over their own sigma
lures, that a remedy has been
found for Bright's Disease of
the Kidneys and for Diabetes i;
these are respectively known as
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

Gauthrearx the daring default
ter is yet frustrating and conval-
escing at Louisville, while the de-
frauded ta, payers Of New Or.
leans are praying for his recovery
in order that he may serve his be-
loved country, on the Railroad,
10 the regulation uniform Of stripes
and ball and chain.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16
$40 RFWARD.
Strayed or Stolen.

In the Parish Of St. Mary, two
creole ponies, one a sorrel, rather
stout, old and blind in the left
eye the other a bay, with a sore
as big as a hand on the left side of
the belly, and marks Of old sores
on the breast.
The above reward will be paid
to any one delivering said horses
to Gus. Godchanx 10 Abbevil!e,
or to E. Koch,
Oct. 1880. Franklin, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

Cotton in seed sells at a very
fair price in this market, $25 per
thousand, cash, which can seq. ce'y
be realized when ginned and ship
ped to New Orleans. Yet, VIC
are told that certain country mer.
chants are paying as high as $27
per thousand.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

Can Bro. Hearsey Of the Daily
States explain the meaning of a
poem entitled "Ceazerine" appear.
ing in its issue Of Oct. ID: We
have read it with much interest
but can not unravel the beauty
which it conceals.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

A short Italian prayer which is
not without wisdom Il pray that
l may never be married. But if
marry I pray that l may not be
deceived. But if | am deceived |
pray that I may not know it. But
if I know it | pray that l may be
able to laugh at the whole affair.""
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

The number of cattle imported
iutO Great Britain from the United
States of America in the first
twenty-six weeks of the following
yeays, will show the enormous in.
crease which is going on in the
trade; In that part Of 1875, there
were IS head imported; in 1876
there were 7; in 1877 there were
1925; in 1878 the number rose to
1858; in 1879 it was 27,722;
and in the corresponding period oil
the present year the Numbers are
shown to be 1890.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

Latest elections returns, give
Ohio to the Republicans by 49,
600 majority, Indiana Democratic
by 1000 majority, West Virginia
gives a rousing Democratic ma
,jority Of 1900.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-16

A correspondent wants to konw
What is the greatest mystery Of
the nineteenth century ?" This
is a 6ne point to decide ; but, in
order to avoid unpleasant feelings,
we are inclined to make it a dead.
heat between Sarah BerDhardt's
husband and Miss Anthony's age.