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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
PONDS
EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
vas sEur rtaF7As.a
Pals DESTROYER and specific FER iHham.
naiisn and IIemerrhAgcs.
RaFrHtuSs, NErnttGta, seetAa' rTepaFa
go a. aTeA ~ a.Aaf cssrs . lia'a. sifase.
iss ssastsipss as shs tatesrs. Gar rsstsf y
llltAla4f.ss 81 El4ass 1lssasss fIaaahAsa. fain
Is a. Ma - @ss. a. rsaks Etrass
uiHissHt ~ nruts fef lassn Nies rsftgFaA a
y1caaanr . cesaesnifai y EFeaf ha}p & ~
AeFinx AsnSu=zns1sry aAsaA
MKNonkaAGfNs lae3nf fFpsp the LaHes stesns
al, Npss, - fFan 49, osuse = sieeisly
C2ntfaleA Aaa esargeA pFaf Akeel - fisFss
&c csHts snd tshsisft - eenis a. greaa
s4sA v NfrwsssnE sgiggHsai hseeail6
nIrruTEia Avn S0Rr THROAT rsstls rtirsrt
fg0ngely. Hwssure gsre nelag u aAngufs
eLragEH re rstrst L - op'y sp~oias ~
tlia d.seass. Gold = Heat A. uar tstsffh
ssss. o'siaiss ~ g. satlitye qualities Z
tie EstFtet car Nssai sfribss q iaynlaagas
- 80 u lAtaffhAl sifes.s'.iss L Simple aai
tnnkIstpssye taf ga Haaa 1lsss mate gAaeH sss
car 1 tatsuh Csft."
riLHS. BLIND utrrniNa o. fffHIN0. hintha
9ruaiast Ep0eu rvmssly FaIadf rAfstf ssan
ethoF me.iiriues have iaaef Tests Etttsrt
Modleatra Pager On closet uaa j pferenia-
t.tc Againsi ghaaaf ani f1icA .dng bistmfht
Is q great Nerriee whpre the g. ~
CioiAing ia hgeoHyoniant
TEaALr ooMFIAnrs. Ko physAgiAn aesd q
called 10 fag tie ula iuFtty q female diseases.
u the htrAet ~ used hnll dartetlsaa Aeesaiii-
IAny each bottle
PHYSICIANS AZ al Schools rrcosnmgnd and pro-
scrihe fend's Extract, We have letters ft'ii
hundreds who 0rier il daily ia their praai4ces
for swsliinss 81 Ail Kinds Quissf, sore Threat.
Ihnamta fohsiis, simple hnd chronic mAff~
hsa, tst.rrh rs y aieh Z i a ,f,sesa,,s thli-
suitaa. etc VkApped hkRds, Face, and Aaesi
81 manner % Skta Diseases
FARMKRS, Stock nrreders AMI Livery Men should
always have IA Leading Livery and strcst-csr
stables ia New York and ELSEWHERE always
use IL ARrSiAs Harness aad saddle thAhnEs.
CuiA Scratches SwsliinEs NtiRussa BiesdiHg,
etc, are AL eoatFoied ~ ~ ~ vn aee'9us
safe nHe In ~ delcAie Application 20 MuGAs
Allsrsrs, We haye pEepafsd pfsps VIZ. tar
=, ~ n, trsst taT anesssisn
% animals, Ia cheaper form Price per
gallon, VETERINARY EXTRACT. $40.
CAUTION. Ponds Extract, "a cold only
in bottles, enclosed IN bua wrappers with the
words, 'IAoNps EXTRACT blown in the glass.
II is never soid ga huik. No one can sell 10
except Ia cur own b1ttloa as above described
SPECIAL PERPETRATORS ~ PpNDs EXTRACT coM'
EINEp wtFa THE ruHEsr Asn MOST DELICATE
pKRFuaKs FOa LApIKs boUpolR
PONDS EXTRACT b0e.. 81 90 And site.
Toilet Cream, s.s4.I % Cmtsrrh Care. -
DeHtifriee ........ 20 Plaster --...... .t.. -
lin Satys ga InhAlsr Glass boc } 1 90
Toilet Saap Is cakesl so Nasal syringe 800, 90
Olntment .4..,, 90 Asdicatcd Paper, 20
Any Of these preparations win be sent car
riagt FRYE at above prices Ia lots VI 50 worth, On
receipt u money or y 0, order.
lBc- ouR Nav PtsrHtrr wirn HISroRY o. ora
PHErAnAgioNs, sENr FREE on APPLICATION 10
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
'le Murray Street. New Yerk-e
dbg al Druggists
For Sale by
J. ~ HARD, Manchester, Vermont
ALSO
G. J. WAIT, Factory Point. Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

Replyin to certain structures on the
general value Of the Hols,ein cattle, 8
recent writer says: Ill Is Of no use TO
decry the HoIaleiss. for they are a very
valuable breed Of cattle. aud will In
eyi,abIy make thesr mark 10 this
country. When COW Nill give from
twenty TO forty quarts Of milk daily,
aud when too old for the dairy, will
yield as much beef AID ,allow as a
Short Hors, she is not TO be despised.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

LkwREScx jan. 10, 1880.
N. A. BBI0os, Rsq.! Dear Sw,~I haze sold
"COrbetts shakers SArsapanllAH Tor the pas,
twenty-five years. aud eonsi der il 10 be the most
reliable preparation % sarsApGrila syrup in the
market MY opinion IL bSssa partly upon the
reputstion q the manufactures. aud partly
upon testimony Of those OF my customers who
have ueed it. Yours very truly,
CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

If Seth Green will inFent homeless
shsd al bis previous efforts 10 the lins
Of piscieultuIe will be completely over
Swallowed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

TMINiClANS az Ah Schools raeusnmrhd and pro-
scnhe fend's Extract. We have letters ffuu,
hundreds who ORDER il daily ia tbeir praaisce,
for sWslilhss 81 Ail Kinds, QHissiJ sore Threat.
1hnamea Toneiis, simple hnd ehnanic maTf-
hUa, tstarfh gfqr Nhtch 4 II IecVeA Ihl-
biAiHs. Frosted feet, StiaFs % lnscets, Nos.
spitas, etc thaPPed hAAdst Face, and iaaee>i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20

TEaALH oOMPLArNrs. No physician aeod "a
called 10 Tor tie ina iuFtty "a female dtsras,s.
II the KAtFAei h. USED fll a4r,etlaus accoul-
pAny each bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
KNOW THYSELF.

THK untold nissriss that
| tssult FROM ndisefciion
a In early life may b. siiesists a
4 and cured Thpse who douLt
this as.sftios should purehRss
tbs nsw moaisal york publish
ed By the PEABODY AKDI
- CAL INSTITUTE. Boston, en-.
~ .sfI.H TtfE sfIHknE nE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-20
EHE &HlaF FE4F1Afs&
pSla DESTROYER and specific Ter lnhams
maiien and HcmorrhRwcS.

CkrAgRH The rstfst i - ouiy si~ciHe ~
this dsseasss Gssia "a heat As 0af NatafFh
Nsfss" specially pfsYafssi e. uirt3 ss'fiats
case roaiaihs al iise nHfrltre qualities =
tie KxtrtFt oar Nasal sfriNge 4 iHFallafas
far asa IN Catarrhal Eifretiasss Is H.mPls AL
inexpensive Fer ulA Aad 1tssi.lato vases $50
car L ta&Hrrh THft.H
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19
The Nestor Of Dem ocraey.

Gil. BENZ. Brownlicld, Of Monroe,
Fayettc county, Penn. now IN his 1924
year, may justly claim 70 be the Mes
tor Of Democracy. He recently pre-
sided over Democratic meeting at
Monroe. and il the course d his speech
said: a never missed Presidential
election. / voted twice for Jefferson.
twice for Madison. twice for Monroe,
and three times for General jackson,
| voted for Van Bnrcn, aud also Polk,
Cass, Pierce, Buokhanan, Douglass,
Mcclellan. Seymour, Greeley and Til
den; aud | hope to live 70 vote for
General Hancock, and as the result Of
my long experience, ! would advise
yo,i 10 vote for him, tea.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

UNnrR Republican Congresses over
$780, ooo00 were paid out to holders
of Southern elai,ns," or Rebel
claims Us the Rcpubl cans call them,
and there is no doubt that over ST.
o00.aO0,O00 would have been thrown
away in this manner had not the
Democrats, npon getting control OF
Congress, promptly stopped the great
steal of public NANCY Courier
journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

AN Eastern exchange says: II Is
remarkable how much adnlteration is
carried ON in so apparently harmless
an article as butter. The oleomarga-
'rine excitement is dying out to cer-
tain extent, when along comes an ac-
count of a fresh means Of adultera-
ton, tho article used being soapstone.
This article, it is sad to relate, Is
found ii what has long been popular
" known as "honest Western bntier.n
Ii has the d ect Of greatly increasing
the weight Of the butter without ma
terially increasing the bulk. and as it
is very cheap, the profit to the honest
Tanner is quite considerable. The
adnllcration, hewevrr, has no eff ct
nDon the taste Of the butter. aud is
perfectly harmless in its effects. yet 1t
is hardly pleasant to know that you
are paying for eating cne-seventh Of
a pound Of soapstune IN every pound
uf "hpnest butter" purchased. And 70
think that the honest farmer would
lend himself to device SO dark and 4
trick 81 vainl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

TnE "phoiophune" is q novel instru-
ment by whicl, rays % lighl are made
to produce sound. THE honor IF the
discovery of tie applications involved
ia claimed by Prof. A. G abam Bell,
the Inventor II The telephone. He has
snccpe,lsd in 50 controlling !ight-vi-
brations as to he able to transmit
speech by rays uf light, without the
aid IL conducting wires. In this way
artfculaie sounds have been repro
1uccd Ill distance of about 700 feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

PlAY Spades il you would via POI
ta;pes; play clahs il yuu would deal
with reEliau; play hearts il ypu
would wiz friendship; play diamonds
il you wnnld WIN woman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

i iS the recent canvass ia Maine Re-
publican meetings were presided over
hy orthodox ministers. who opened
the r ,ct~diitgs with prayer, and then
had 'lhe honor az introducing the
iIsn. Robert @. lngersoll, tie NEST
harmed and convincing orator Of Il G
age
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

sFSAr Rixpy 'ilers To be-, SIS 900,
i'.at Hancock VIII he elected, 1929
that Garfield will I'd, be elected, and
S. 81 81 that NJ Republican dares
laae BIN M.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

fels years Wine crop IN California
Promises - be the largest ever known.
II Is variensls estimated at fram IL
o00 ,000 to IL GOO 600 gallons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

MAYoG NALlncH, Of San Francisco
i waeii.l tor lecture tour, brgin-
az next January ia B ston and
warkiHe westward.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

OyR loo head d catic were
bnrred "a death at Sterling, H., on
tie BIB, together with 500 tons d!
hay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

II hurts a man just as much 10 burn
him ID elfgy as 1t does To have his
sli hoy on a stone wall butiea by u
goat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

THE New York Sun condenscs the
Democratic programme for November
IN the following few terse and telling
sentences:
Wipe ont the Electoral Fraud of
1876!
Wipe out Imperialism.
Wipe out the bride taker and the
perjurer of the Credit Mobilicr.
Wipe ont De Golyerism. Wipe out
brides in the form of fees to members
If Congress vino hold the purse string
ui the nation.
Wipe out forever the attempt to
convert the honest and free republic
of our fathers into government Of
brute force and fraud.
Wipe out James Abram Garfield,
the disgraced, tainted, and shtmeful
candidate Of the Republican party.
Wipe ont the party that il is guilty
Of frauds, snl that outrages common
seuse with such a candidate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

TAhAAeE estimates that only one
Christian ont Of t~caty-eig!t says
grace at the table.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

GEN. MILfs, the well-kn0wn Ind an
fighteg, wsil be appointed chef Of the
signal niiice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

FaRsfsR, Secretary far ireland,
threatens to suspcadsthe writ 81 bah, :
as corpus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

GEO. +. SIfissoN, the hiiliardist. is q
stnlent Of history, and fond of litera-
ry research
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

THgRG are 25-fapt banks al saow o
tie north side d Tie Sierra peaks,
near Lake Tab
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

TaE wheat yield OF California and
Oregon this year is estimated at IS :
600 GEO bushels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

THE Norttprn Pacific will be grad
ed west as far AZ Gietdive. Mon. this
fall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

NoaE af the Nevada Pintcs care 10
go to Australia with Csic's Circus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

Ii 1860 Mr. Lincoln received To-
tai vote Of l,sG6,s22 in Illinois,
aud there were enlisted during the
war 2,6TS.9s7 volunteers from tina.
Stale. Il The Republicans alone SUI :
pressed the rebellion, somebody ought
IL explain how l,s66,322 voters sup
piled 2.6TS OCT men Of military age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

d RiSu tho year ending the 30th 81
june, a0,65l lons Of newspapers and
periodicals passed through the mails,
being al increase Of 6.098 IONS oven
The year ending June 30th, 1879. The
venue derived from this source il
81 226.452, an Increase Of $l22 csc
over Tie revenue for the previou.
year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

'lnE Il tiicailits between Russia aud
China have heen finally arranged.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

JnS GARvEy, Of the old Tweed RUG
y New York, diod in London on Ii Q
Sh.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

SraNLFf Is ~ Alrlca, opening a patti
for future trade.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress,
ALANSON SMITH.
For Member OF the Legislative Council
VIM. j. ROTHWELL,

For joint Councilman for Boise and Altu
ras counties,
w. H. PETIT.
For House of Representatives,
JAMES MONROE,
GEO. PETTENGILL.
For Sheriff,
JOHN nj. DANSKIN.
For Auditor and Recorder
GEO. w. RICHARDS.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
GEO. YOUNG.
For Treasurer,
ISIDOR SMITH.
For Probate Judge,
nj. b. MOORE
For County Commissioners,
w, w. HOOTON,
). X. GOLDTRAP,
JOHN IRE1ON,
For County Surveyor,
GILBERT BUTLER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19


JAsLocHYoyF's system OF electric
lighting is now IN use in almost every
possible condition aud in every vario-
~ OF establish enis--in str, cts, on
bridges, in railway stations, theatres,
circnseS, engineering and industrial
works, docks, basins, on board steam
vessels, IL hotels, and in private resi-
dences. King IIeebaw, OF Burmah,
has sixty lights iittei up in his palace
at Mandalay; the Shah Of Persia has
four at Fehcran; Prince Agaklam has
ak at Bombay; and the king OF Port
ugal aud the cz-qneeu of Spain are
also using them. Seventeen hund ed
and sixteen were lately reported ii
use ii different countries, and one hun.
drel and niuciy-eisht being in Eng
land.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19
rEooR zgAMAGzRs; In
] NJ. DANSKIN AND JAS, N.Y.
e,e,wuuryFs.s on nvylTATI0a


CcmMETTREs Oh HSsiTAs'' +.
FoR IDAHO CITY-Geo ". n,.,sh
j. Cave, John German and + !. oP' !.
Fon osxrEavrLlr-chris- Meiis'' {
Jones and Andy McGuire s.,
For PIoEEanvsL1.E-John n 0a''
and @. w. Anderson. u:
Fon PLAoEayIlLr--Mike hallss'
Madison and VIM. Dawson II
FoR GRANITE CREEK--fe'a, ,,ssyer v
For QuARTzBuRa- VIM,
4. Coughanour and NJ, callanla o.,s.
ros Honsrsnor Basp--H- y s'''''
II. yTordcn and john Ircton'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19


For Delegate to Congress,
GEORGE AINsLIE.
For District Attorney, I'd District,
JAS. II. HAWLEY.
For Member of Legislative Council,
JAMES MURRAY.
For Councilman for Boise and All lras
counties Jointly,
S. B. DILLEY.
For Members Of House Of Representatives,
JOSIAH CAVE,
STEPHEN DEMPSEY.
For Sheriff.
JOHN M. CANNAD1
For Auditor and Recorder,
TIMOTHY CARROLL.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
ALEX. ORCHARD.
For Treasurer
M. G. LUNEY.
For Probate Judge,
T, 8. HART.
For County Commissioners,
W. w. BLACK,
MARTIN CATHCART,
DAVID MURRAY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

The Chileans continue devastating
tie northern pr1yipceS Of psru.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19
The best of music VIII
be i'm attendance.
All ARE INVITED.

Tickets, (Iacluaing sapprfl ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-19

That fairfield VIII nat be elected, and
S. "a 81 that NJ Republican dprcs
iaae BIN M.
Tms years vine crop in California
promises - be the largest ever known.
II IS yarieusiy estimated at fram IL
GOO ooo to l4o00 600 gallons.
s-s-,s&-a---~-
OyR l,tO0 head 81 c.uie were
bnsred "a death at Sterling, H., on
Tie oh, together with 500 tons o.
hay.
n hurts a man just as much 10 barn
him ID elligy as II does 10 have his
sr hoss on a stone wall bnt;cd by a
goat.
MAY0G KALlscH, Of San Francisco
is waei,sl t,r lecture tour. begin-
n ~ next January ia B ston and
wartinr westward.
-~--~--.-.->-------------
Gen. MILfs, the well-kn0wn Ind.
tiehteg, wii be appointed chef Of thu
sigaal alfice.
FaRsrsR, Secretary for ireland,
threatens to suspend the writ Il babe
as corpus.
s-------
TAlaAeE estimates that only one
Christian ont Of t~cny-eig!t says
grace at the table.
-------------<- . --------
GEO. f. SItssoN, the hiiliardist, is 4
stn'lent Of history. AID fond of litera-
~ research.
s ->-----
THE Nortirrn Pacific will be grad
ed west as far AZ Gieidivc. Mon. this
fall.
gHsRa are 25-f,ot banks Of saow o
tie north side q lie Sierra peaks,
near Lake Tab
, 1880-08-11

THE STATUS or THE CoLoltED VOTE.
| a reporter Of THE TRIBUNE lust evening
had brief interview with William Pitt Kel-
logg, United Statcs Senator from Loulslaun,
who arrived at the Grand TncltIo Hotel tho
previous evening. III the course of general
conversation tho Senator said: "Ieople ask
! rs to the present status politically Of the
colored people. The fact Is, TINT ovory ono
knows, Md every candid Southern nlnn will
/ acknowledge, that tho colored people arc as
loyal to tho Republican party rs they ever
were, but-alld that but always comes in
there Is tho further fact, that tho colored
yoto rs political tntcger llas been elImi-
nated from politics lit tho South, III my
opinion tho Republicans cannot carry
single Southern Stnte, unless thore
10 a bnre possibility lit Virginia and Florida.
III Louisiana wo may carrya q few Congress
Blonal districts, unless tho Democrats 1layo
determined ut all hazards and BY open fraud
to secure complcte possession Of the Lower
House, LII which ease they will count US out.
They haye u Returning Boara In every parish.
thy Deln0ctNtio Governor appoints the Jury
Police, thcso IN turn. 1aplsolnt tho comlnis-
trar, whose business It 8 10 register Just wilo
nro allowed TO yotr. There Is ono caso II,
Cadcau Parish Witnessed by q. wealthy plant
or named Ross Wilkinson. 1te says tlint no
stood dabontso6l Republican md is Democratic.
When tue p9lls wero closed tho Judges lmn4g
a return which tusersotl tho figures md that
return WIS 1nnl aud hot reversible by any
higher pawer. !, No, wc stand 10 chance
Wllateyer, and the negroes Are only allowed
70 VOTE III c'|sus W'Iore their yntes cAn du tho
f. stn|n9tst anI' H;p ff9n Southern politics, as
III regnrl 10 Tho wonderful census returns
TpuurtGl from tho South. tho SEil0tur ill.,
, 1880-08-11

A Feed-Mi[l in Montreal Falls,
Burying Thirteen Per-
sons,
Ono Boy Killed and Several 9th
crs Supposed Fatally In-
jurcd.
Casualties Of Minor Character in
Various Localities.


JtA1LlSOA11 AEClDENTs
Special Dtspaeeh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
ClowN poINT, Ind, Aug. 10.-A horrible
accident Happened OIL the pittsburg, Cinci1l-
natl g. St Louis 1saLlroad {l'anhandle) nlNnit
three miles east OF thls placo Al 9 o'clock this
morning. Tho freight train due here Mt $40
a. III. consisted Of two Sections, running ut
tho usual distance apart. When the first
section was ascending heavy grade about
fifteen Of the rear cars broke loose and started
back down the grade. Tho rear section WIS
ascending the grade with heavy load. The
result WINS that the engine struck the caboosc,
forcing tho trucks Of tho latter under tho cur
ahead and the upper part Into the boiler,
allowing the steaul and hot water to escape
into the caboose. In tic caboose were tho
conductor. brakeman. aild four. drovers.
0ne Vt the stockMer,, named AlcA lister,
killed: lie was q brother of Judge McA|lister,
OF Chicago. The conductor anu brakeman
Wcre scalded SO badly that their death may
occnrflt any moment. THO other droyers
were badly scAlded about the hands md
hsaa nne II TIE If Tema ts Of tue {E2r enE%o
engineer was bat!y sca!tled and bruised IN
several PLACES. TIE suppostlon is that MI
the occupants Of the cR60oye wero asleep.
The engineer Ut the rear section did not sec
ts cafs n sbSa ftX yprds dStat as tG
.ho engine, p,It on full hcuI Of stcan, and
sounded tic whistle. The Coroner hcid an
Inquest to-dny. y verdict OF accidental
death was rendered by the Jury. The body
Of Afr:: Meal lister was taken ,on tic nlafl
injured abse to travel left for their homes. :,
LArE1I-Tho conductor OF the train died
this afternoon, and thu brakeman Is not
expected TO recover.
, 1880-08-11
ST. LOUIS SOUR HASH.
Secretary urlatosv's Advice to Gen.
HIrDonalds

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spseial to tYnet,xsatt Commercial.
LOUISVILLE. ky, Aug. o,-7ln connection
will! tito st. Louis sour~n,as1,, tho story Of
AIci)onalds visit 10 Washington ut tl,e be-
ginning Ut l}rlstow's war on tho whisky
rings, Us told by Louisville gentlen.un, will
not conn ansIsa. In st. Louis tho "Sylps :"
.was ut that t1tle so bloate.l with spoils and
10 eonttiont In Ills bearing TINT Domocrats
thought ho was Grants keupet; that the
President .was re1l!y Ills little instrument.
And 10, whom Mcdonald went OIL to WASH
lnBton to aeo about tho !nferllal stories TINT
Stcrotnry nristaw Ind sturted alll the prose-
outi9n l1a was threatening, It was pretty get,.
erllly understood tint tic "SylpEl . .w1ut.l
come gliding home i! fuw dAys with nris-
t0W'g hea1 at his bolt.
MeD0naltl and Urlstow met a few minutes
afttr the arrival OF tho former ut tho ArllnK-
ton House, Washington.
f: !" Mr, DrIst0w, / hava COMO hero to SEQ
what all this work OF yours MeaIEs; l'ye
coaue to see ten Grant nh0ut It." WINS about
what uvn, Mcdonald said,
Aud tlrl,. Brist0W Just about replied:
Gen. Mcdonald, you haYe cUEo here to
attempt to further deceive your bust rrient},
"A better friend than you dcserye,-FresI.
dent Grlnt Now, let ma tell you, tho presl-
dent will be!tays nothing bud .of you now;
but iinyu tue lneal!S tO convince him, aud
lntend e do It as s0on as possible"
"IleW?n nskel Gen. McD0nad.
"Dy putting you within thb four walls OF
prison. Il!e proof IL positive and complete"
Gen. Mcdonald palcd. anu Gen. Bristow
, 1880-08-11

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eNEw 4oI.I. Aug. ia meeting Of tho
National Executive Committee vas held ut
nuon to-day Mt tim Democratic t,ca,ln,,artcrs
m Eirtt, ovo,,o ria Ir,nn,, o' 1vi,,,",n IL
~. I,a..,.. .." nso"uo ~ oIn ..1. Ms'1a. H.
following gentlemen responded to their
names: William c, Goudy. Of Itlfnois.s Ans
lin II I3rnwn. of 1n,finna. r. r Ionoa ~
Tn,;at,nn. E,r'n,d 1vt,ann - Sfot,a. s1' ~ -.
terbrsdgo l1orsey, OF Mary1anh; ". T. Mar
till of AfisSlsgfDpf. Alvin O. W. E1l1nwny