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DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET. with
the most remarkable stimonials record SENT
FREE by his Agents, MESSRS. d. b. DEWEY Il
CO., &c Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so a pack
age Think of REAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at this trifiing cost f6 6mlorSpFMWeod
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corporations. 1t is not, therefore, ques-
ton of fair play or equity so much as it is
aquestion of public policy that is involved,
and the unmistakab.e direction of that
policy is towards the removal of all
hindrances to the free competition of
foreign companies.
Any legislation tending to drive these
foreign companies out of business would
deprive the public of protection, and in the
end would injure the local companies quite
as much as the rest of the community.
Attempts to force foreign companies to in
vest certain proportion of their capital in
this State are open TO similar objections. A
wise policy requires that the assets of in
surance companies should be far removed
from their risks, so that both should never
be liable to the same casualties. But such
law as is proposed would presumably re-
suit in the investment of large sums of in
surance capital in San Francisco. and this
would result in weakening all the companies
carrying San Francisco risks. 1t is much
better for insurers that the capital upon
which they must depend for the payment
of losses should be invested outside of the
State. Nothing can be gained by the OPP
posite policy, while it is obviously full of
danger. Again, it must be realized that
comparatively little home capital is in
vested in local companies, while the foreign
capital represented is very large, as we
recently showed. The home companies
also are even now carrying risks which, if
We compare them with those borne
by the foreign corporations, are out of
all proportion to their capital, and
any increase of their hazards would
therefore tend to make them less
secure. For the adequate protection OF
the public insurance ought to be as free as
possible, and whatever legislation is had
should be directed rather to encouraging
the opening of new foreign agencies than
towards the hampering of those already
here. Members of the Legislature will do
we'll to remember that in this cause they
hold briefs for the people, and that they
cannot be justified in exposing the COM
munity to unnecessary risks for the pur.
pose of bolstering up local insurance COM
panies, whose demands on this head are by
no means compatible with due regard for
the public welfare.
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MARRIED.

Santa Rosa, February CHARLES II. Twombley to
Mary NJ BurchaId.
Timber Cove, January 27-Edwin shone to Kate
Hall
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M. r. BEARD q co.

STArIoEERY, BLANK BOOKS,
WEAPPISe PAPER Ere,
NO. 3i2 j ST, EET. THIRD AND FOURTH.
f6-3plm
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Just as the country had recovered from
the depressing Hardly ever business,
the new opera introduces, What, all?"
"Well, nearly all. The authors should
be arrested and made to give 500, 900, GOO
bail to keep the peace for seventy-seven
years. Norristown Herald.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

sAs bhhOs
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Rejection by the Senate of the Ap-
pointment of Morton.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
Comments Upon the Action Of the Penn
sylvania Republicans.
DEATH OF Ex-sEcRETAay or THE NAVY BoR,E.
Shocking Condition of the Kentucky State
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS
Further in Regard to the Donnelly Mas
sacre in Ontario.
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J. A. CUNNINGHAM,

SACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
~ street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc. Also, all kinds Of Repairing. Changing
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners a
Speciality f6Antf
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMS,

L7oRJERLY OF CHELI, NEAR ROCHESTER,.
a New York, last seen by her brother John in
Red Dog, California, in 1889. ANY information of
her will be thankfully received by her brother
Thomas. Address, GEORGE FRENCH.
ia2G-2p2w What Cheer Hnuse San Ernnciscl,
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Public Indignation and disgust have been
aroused in Sydney by female pedestrian
match.
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VIE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
Il Union for San Francisco, both for circulation
i,ancsv Ms Is In the Office Of Theodore
sr,d StoInoiJ otfeett looms y
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WANTED TO plJRciJAsE
r soMs, p,auoe

A BOUT $40, Geo IN ACCOUNTS AGAINST
IA the Cap tai Savings Bank by
EDW. CADWALADER & co.
f2.2D3t RrOlkera Third o,,d
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A HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, 1 xz-
~ street, bet sixth and Seventh, f zss a$Sss3tFs
opposite Co'rt-ho PIANOS ToETM
LET. Pianos sold on instailrnents 81 NJ
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

..Efc.....-..............Etc.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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New YORK, February 5th.-The special
committee on the Indian Commission have
completed their report in the case OF ex-Com-
missioner Hayt. After reciting the evidence
concerning Hammond, Hart and Hayt, the
report says:
We cannot consider Hayts excuse for Withholding
important papers from the Secretary OF the Interior
as sufficient inasmuch as the additional evidence
and correspondence submitted to the Department of
Justice together with affidayits, IN January, does
not add to the strength Of the testimony sufficiently
to show why the game may have not been TRANSMIT
ted before. We cannot avoid the conclusion that,
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CT. SIMMONS. M.n- uApv,
THE0DaRr c1.urr,,.

SoRGEoN, NO. 46 J STREET, SACRAMENTO
~ once Hours-9 to 10 A. M, to and
:. =. ia2Q.2ntf
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS

Further in Regard to the Donnelly Mas
sacre in Ontario.
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The Japanese Indemnity Fund.

The Japanese Indemnity Fund.
NEW York, February 5th.-The Chamber
of Commerce has adopted a resolution de-
claring it wise, just and expedient to return
to the Government of Japan such portion of
the so-called japanese Indemnity Fund as
remained after making an equitable compeps
sation to the Americans interested therein,
and that it should be done without unne-
cessary delay. Copies were ordered to be
sent to Congress.
Two Men, Woman and Six C:,,ldrcn
Burned TO Death.
COLUMBIA Is. c. February 5th.-A negro
cabin on the plantation of Captain William
Stack, thirteen miles north of Columbia, was
burned Tuesday night Two men, woman
and six children persisted in the flames. The
FIRE was discovered by a colored woman. who
ran to the burning house and pulled off a
board, when she heard one of the children
attempting to awaken its father, but without
success. Before other assistance arrived the
house and all in it were burned.
The Militia Force of Different STATES.
WASHINGTON, February 5th.-From a re-
port submitted to Congress by the Secretary
of War, it appears that the organized
strength of the militia force of the different
States consists of Ids general officers. 1.6O5
regimentai field and staff officers, 6, 1913 COM
pany officers, and III, 037 non commissioned
officers, musicians and pr;vates. The unor-
ganized force, or number of men available
for military duty, is put down at 6,516, 75S.
A Nice Point Decided.
CHICAGO, February 5th.-Judge Rodgers
yesterday, in the replevin suit of Clark VS.
the Michigan Central Railroad Company,
decided nice point in the law of stoppaee in
transitu A Boston firm had sold goods to
San Francisco firm, and delivered them to
partner of that firm in Boston,
who shipped them to their destination. After
shipment the San Francisco firm went into
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Comments Upon the Action Of the Penn
sylvania Republicans.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nor SALE OR TO RENT ON SHAREs-SoUTH-
y west Quarter Section 10, Township North,
Range East, Yolo county Wheat land. For
particulars, address G.. STROBEI Commission
Agent, No. 81 street Sacramento f6.lt,
, 1880-07-13

while this = tug undoubtedly Il vas ING, nos
,,e,.Sr to in AZ sfr. unrlcid ai1l minors IT yenr
n wt the erIig tbs
were syrong. buch seed ns Gen. tIari1ci.l kowcd
tl,rcc or fottr .ycnrs nxo was ls'lnJ to bring
t,u.s Hnthorlng., Al / understand tho H1nttcr.
Tic sDft Mollny tden IL ~ dua'l and dcteatabc IN
Uhtu that ,i1y tnnn whu wns prominently coi-
neetcti With tho movement herr n tho pat Is
now tei,iIy politically icn Yon Will novc! hcar
anything further trim It here III nil probability"
10 the Orscnt'ack tsatMre Of tho case tho
swell. tho fnct that tho Grot.nbnckcrs and
Deu'cr1its have xnt ~, 4 fusion state tlckgt =
u bIl M anything: hut THO nomination nf Noa!
low for lrMi,sent OH tho Prohibition tickst vii!
hurt so,nc. Dow + gss,d dcnl OF spcak ke! atis!
ig has sut1o friends, Gf c0llt.c. who will follow
him.. an Of tho tirn. opinion. hnwevsF: saat, Il, Il
riNht kid of a,,eakcrs Into tie Statu thoy will
ID nlto e catry!t Without ,n.luh trouble; Ine
makes it important thHt O time of1nutt he list
The DrnlDcf1.ts nrc clu!tling everything there.
with their usual confidence, notice, Dnt tnas
ulesna worry lttlu." 0AHf.
, 1880-07-13
HANCOCK.

ITS SHETusHtSI-uDAllD NkCuNQs
8ptetai Uispateh to The Chl<aea Tffbnnf.
WARRINGTON, D. G., July la.-The Democratic
position In rcg,,rl to tho I.nn,slnnR Returning
noatrl mn. tho rotation of tho President thereto
Ia u standing condemnation Ut Our. Hnnctck.
WIN Ia ther cnnt1late upun tho fraud plnttor1n.
1t seems thtts ft.r to htvr tstnpGh thu ucnory or
tho Democratic press tliAt Gen. f(nlc'ek at tho
re1,,rst Of President 1Inycs, acctptcd pFiyRte
political 1ntsst,n. under which lie proceeded ~
New Or1c,tus immediately after tic conviction
or Collector Anoraoli,o of tho Returning Doard,to
use bis INFLUENCE With Cow Nichols,
who WIS hIs olnsbnate at West pelnt,
10 secure tho rclen.o OF Anderson. II WIS
clatuac,l By tho Trca1dent TINT tho agreement
mpdc with thu Commission which englnccrcdtho
Louisiana settlement plainly, stipulated that
there should bo no politcdl prosecutions OF any
or tho nct1,r, in tho controversy over the
Elcctgrat count Of Louisiana. Tho Adtt,aniatra-
tton ,ltl whit It could previous to md during
tho trtal Ut Anderson to save flifn. and. nfter h!s
| cunytction. nnDny 0thor 'lnoMns 1t wins bcI1eeed
TINT Con. Ianeock, Oil atocount Ut bis formor re-
tuns to Gov. Ncholas n'ld tho Nov orleahs
| Cunfct1oratcs, might 10 abte :
TO nEspEs MOST VALUABLE
II not altogether sufficient assfst'tnoo. Attor
| consultation, Gen. 1innoock undertook tho Ints-
slua. with tho very fhyot1lbc result 70 Mr Ar. A..
Sery sinry arraisnod It the tine w tt,S p:n,- st
Dcrtic press, nntnbiy by tho New intk sun
which ts IL now giving HIN sca eAt1cst support.
| IL ms c,tt,riul tho SH'!, after sthtnE tllt tho
President had Eison up tl!o na of iter1stl'E RI,
Sir. HNyt:s drew bHek from ul!t cnltehtptt-
1,le stsp IT tho Rasty hn nv H. H.
elnce tukun another wn,emt 10 ,td3 IVY MIN nm1
which hc hns ventnr.l 1t is atntca u such @
quarters AH to 1etlye no roon TO uonbt thn Lasl q
,hat den. W. g. llnmcock wna recently calastl t.
New t}rleNns to .prornute tho Views Or t!!e ~.
mlntssrattun In rpfetct!ce ~ Inc hbernuon "
Anderson after bis cotivictton' The ilssI tnougn %
TINT strikes ntit on ntarli,k !th ~, tnat ue
, 1880-07-13
A FORMER CASE.

sp<eta. Dhpateh to T'st Chicago 1rfbunt-
DArr1uour,, ML July 1s@-On Sept. ], 18iav
John Fronoh, Il son Of Judge FEcueh' OF Hatets+
town. died from tho effects OF Il fast of 1of1y
days. For two or throo years previous 1t hao
bcc,, noticed that ho had peculiar vlows npon,
religious subjects, ard grcnt anxiety abo4t
biz future state, tut It wus, not snF1nased taas
they wcro iu1bedtled' very deeply or to s"ca IN
crtcut Ms to infect bis mind. On tho cnntrnry.
being rnore thnrl usually gifted with intca"
ligclloo ,und nouteHcas. credit WIS S"eu
him for more thUn tho ualIal amount OF eo1hHo1.
renRoular sense. 1Ic, hnwovos, tcc1me to1!o
OF reading works OH theoretical rollgloIi, oha 10
such MI cxsnut dld hu bouamo absorbed I'll theh
that Ills brain gnvo way. aud rcaso1,, at lenst
,non rcllgtt,,B subjects. took Hight. "hllat 's
borl,,u under this misfortune he bocame 1ass
| prusspd with tho Idea that he had somo spco,a
| religious tusk to forforn which Gould oh'y w
accomplished after he .had tasted forty dnyi'
whloh font be begun July L.. 1s7o, and actun1ly
| finished Aug. Il, oyery effort made during shat
tlmv, to induce him to cat utterly
falling, md tht,so WHO were In cioso
soasa;s With s n'a n'ats,ul 81 Of ts fss pasisa aaS
All itsof. WIS Tesortcsl TO-. Tomptiug fytits and
lis fnvosit food, cooke! IN the most inyataf9 i1n
naisE ssF W. T. sia u? ipts;,s tat lts
prcsulco was unknown to ~ nut n!n'sSM -, ~
a t1,s 5S W. aa i food Sssh
euteG out IN n no j. cse wig thofo discovered
nny S Ji,n.untion nf it, Of course auT.
intf this tlino ho was very much ~.
iucod ooh,ny moro I'VE skeGton anath .na aot,l'i
sta,lI tic strtin ~ ouRer md 9 tow iays otoso
tho uxptntlon Of tho forty days NJ w. eG, fn,.
Ilut to tukD to biz bed. Giero II W!ls 1onnh lma-
fnEo Of any ,lous!shiNpnt until tho forty AaJa
expired wien he pce hln!self yalni1sy T.! x@s ~
h,,f,gr$ liz VA thot TIL win grsat cary: a, p"s
/ hta Hystcul hnl sunk too deeply TO rccuperMtr;,
Thuru arp very few pcaplo in TUG osltnnnhMa2y a2 I
vhero Frunch ,(Iycd who doubted that hn ,l. " =
| whnt ho TrDfcaHcA IT, undoTtnko., Nanseiy.
viii to exception Of drinking freely ot WIFI fnss
ani smoking moderately to autnaity ltSo torts s
.iHya and nights Without tuatiuY Ioou. VIZ Mhs
nr15tit,cttl Gy nhysoinMs at tho time tn PC 2ns
n5fno nxtrr,pry fuw cuscs Ut gxtal!uN! tusI1il9
which hud ut,tIo u thu knowledge Or tAo WoI.u ~
m M Hug. M Il, {s7o wIei! hs claimed to ,,s,s hsys
ot,.spiot1t bis fast Of forty dAys d
rim Dwtnr who u practl9lnE tnodlolho, ~.
In {Iuuulrt,,wt, says ho wA8 thou sne1o bksto
n I'M. 9in tilcd Hept. l, 1916.
Ersi.ch WIN or good family and had roceises 3
n Ih0n.i eacatIDtl, A. THO siuso Ut hla t!oata g q
III bout II y.ars ol ana h44 previous HSrG,tt g =,
nuS Employed III tho baltimore Custom-Apuse
, 1880-07-13
THE CONCORD SYMPOSIUM.

Hp1ctal DGVatth 70 7W ChItdP0 3Tsua"ss
>pos4uH, Muss.. July 1s.-Tho concord summer
Bchoul Of Philosophy oI'enul to-day Will ~
attendance nY ttfty notnboss, and TIC promise
If rnnuhblg tho ereat SUCCESS pf 1ast your
Ht,,,ents nro prptent from tho Wust partiotlils.
". tho propurtlon froln TINT suction being larR-
nr thun rruu. tho New EuR,nnI .8tatca. AL tho
Northwestern, and Middle Htntes ure roprnseht-
wi vt tho LECTURES IN tho st.a!! chapel built this
sumn,cr from uIaey Furnished hy AS.
's.4 tnrnnttSr'a plut,lrss af 'J4llluqln Signing
liz ESarip ipatun Proclamation" aluss ot tte ~;
tlis,iao tt,-,iay wurs woAleE. 4. Dronson, Aoost
lid s,hA,l aud welcoming tho stutlaut4 u Eo!s-
tort. Prof Harris, OF w. Louis: statSa tn0 ne- o.
tsssary position TO uv ga4ed II patliaoSny ft ~
Inukp liz study alyatltAKe.ius Thg etcy. ~ =
X. jones. of lnJIana, una tho lsev. Dr. caal!nin9
u LoulQt., SPOKE. -
, 1880-07-13

aRpg md tho .lcsrcc nf interest is Indicative Of
n fhtjrn,iKy wl.ic-hwnke etlndllton Of thp pArty:
" In Ecw Jersey thu itetu!,llcnns my thoy viii
r,yu their opponents II sntrd sinking UP.
4 Aiyiecs frsnl Vermont stntc TINT business
4rn thoro who hnye mt tMkGn an Motlvo part In
politics for year, .nre now dining so+ as they aay
fhey want TO rctnli i poser ihs phrty Tint has e.
apItn u thu ahfslcss Democratic Congress: They
don't rai't my e!.a,Ee q p9,lcy. a1a w''i wofk
CONFIDENT.
WAsnrxnroF, u. e.. July '1s.-Ex-scnatoE
Boutwell,. of Mnssiehlsott.. y here on oriot
bright for tho Rcpubl.cttns, aud haa In sort of
,lolbt but what Gnrflnld mud Arthur rtll 10
elected. Itc knys ttoro 10 no darKor of Masaa-
chtsGta going os, Tho wrt,ttx a.dc, and feels con-
ii,lcnt TINT New York will fail In 1tno With Tho
llcputlcatt column tn November. Judge Fortar,
al tntlInna, leaves FOR hofne to.ntght. rto says
lilo ndviccs which havo rcachrd him fro,n ply
NiNtf. arc nf tho most cheerful character: that
tic Republicans arc ut,ttsh end thoroughly
slrgunz,si. .ud ho hs no four b.;t what thoy Will
curry tho Btate In October 9pd again Id No
fGir1DGr.
, 1880-07-13
THE REPUBLICANS.
HIGHLY ENCOURAGING MErb1sTs Ftou VARIOUS


spfttql DlepateA to .1ns Chteaoo Tribune.
tWAauiNo1pa. b. g., July l2.-l1tturs received
Mt Republican Headquarters hero oontatn good
deal 0f Interesting political Information, witch
~ poghnps Mord valuable ns none Of 1t was
written for pulltcauon.
WinHeIl 4. 1srs1, Chairman Of tho Republican
Executive cotu.uittcc OF tho Sixth District of
Alabutna, writes frum Eutuw: "Wa havo
opened an aottve campaign In. this district, to
lnttu a1,d soiiltty tic Republican vots III tic
August election, antl will thon hold It vol In
hand for tho Novomhcr election. Wo havs
every prospect ot fair election ind q fatr count
In our section, ind vii! poll 601 Republican ma
JoFity In this county," = = ~
/ Scnator Baldwin writes from Detroit: " Tho
work hast commouocd Ia Michigan. Many Gar
| told and Arthur Clubs have already boun forsnod
aud stcps axa being taken tor m active CAM
paign." !.
| 4 leading Republican Ut Chicago ahys that tho
Btato OF illinois will t,o oarrIc by tho usual sna-
josisy, and that y Congressman will 10 xnlnod IN
;Htoyensond d!atslct
~ ,t.E yhoN VIRGINIA.
A Rentloin1n who was President Of tho Union,
League Id Loo County, VifYfnla. says TINT
owing to hard tt.me* tho purity ta con.
Oct j, md rave tho craH orehara oiico i Mt,o,.. q y.
| ,sactiop with II, peopl9 thoeeubolts WnulA ~
a,lll would support It. An Intelligent writer
from virgiais asxa that tnssr spoaksrs
.ays tHt she l"Pato: 1s oo1 I'd Il
exert thcns4lyus to pay their poll Tux In xeAsusl
ufy then t ste' nat ~sh y. n H. o.sxgS mn9 y
making great xucfiileo to xalceps tho uld lto
1linotI, for which 90 favorable s'ah opportunity
u now uffee I'd. /.
NATIONAL. uxpup11oAN uxApqIAnrEns,
| Special nttpateA to Tia CAIeaeo 1fituts.;
NEW YOltx; July l9.-Tho Hatlonn! C0lntnittoc'
Toums tu.day wore III ehArKa uf SHl. Hooker. II
tho Absenep uf Chultsnan Jewell aud beoTnttF.
l}orsey. Tho volume Ut ebrtvspd'E!anee y IN
ereaAinx. Letters cu,ne tu frou all soctions
and represent tho llopublltans ~ Inuktn2 luor
thun their usual preparation tGr nottsa work
Letter received to-luy fru4s Inatana wis sule'
with glowing aconunts II tho slurltc.i ns4n.er |!
which tas hepaolicans ar ~ sntsFlmx r. ! into ~ IL
| doglare thAt Indiana will .Ktvo better A9eoun
J | ct hurself thAll for lAAlty years. !,
! FrUt,, Tho iuterinr nfrNlw York. particular
| tho nuFthuEn counties, taa accounts aru sn10u1
, 1880-07-13

= ..;.r srcnE1Air 'scnupz's WE'VE
".- sp+tta1 Dispdtek to 7Es Chteaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C.. July 1a--Mr, schurz Is
about leaving for tho West u interview tho IT,
t,uns. On his wuy to tho psalna le proposes to
atop md drllvar blow or two ut tho DenooFhts.
III conversation t,-tlny ho fa!d that he lookcd
forward to II Republican triumph IN tho fnll
election. When Hskel wh.tt hH bnsHl us nope
% ho rrplied, On tho conservative tnef u LILO
country" ..z
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
A prominent Virxnln Democrat snys that INC
nemtlcr3lttc lenders huye dcEldea THAT VI tno
regular meeting Ut tho Suite Committee. whlcn ,
meets Wednesday tinxt at H!ehfnnliu. taoEo sa'u'
Gc no compromise with tho Noaujnsters.
YCliu1tz IN 1NpIAyArOLts.
Speetat Dtsyasea to The chfeG9a 7tFbnnt-
ISp1ANAro1ts, Intl,, July 19.-9ecEptary Hchotz
,yrlte4 saying ho, Will arrive In lulnMupnts anu
spe,tk here 1t, tho eyuning Of tho loth inst'' q
week from to-nlgllt.
4 RATIFICATION.
SptttaI Dfspateh to 7hs EAfehgn Tribune.
CrfAh n4P1pa. 1a.. July ls.-Thc tt'pupliGnh
Club colorctl, nre holding ratification tncetiflg
Tonight. Tho nrc vUry enthusiastic I9r u' tne
nonliticcs They wcrc addressed by y u fse-
mont, Of Tlptor,. :-
gxaLtxN AND HANCOCK.
Nav Yonk, July 11.-WllliaM II. EnRi!sn
Dptttcrntlc notn!t,oc for Vfcs Frcaluont. ea'!co
UPON Con. llunruGk to-t1ny.>
, 1880-07-13

srurxorn or THE 0nrEhaAcK o1tAzr THERE
rlIE srArs uNiA'ulTEnix ~ mtre'o"S' a1,: "o"e
xxeAt Correspondence " 7ht Chicago 1f4eMs'
Nonw4Lx, O., July 1o.-I mnt Il si,al OF tnte1al-
Rcnoe tt..t,ny, TN his why from tho "p!ne"Iree
sr,tu to Wisconsin. lie WIS brim-tuil ut Polttt"
cal Information. and was not Long III Supplying
tho pump to him. ,...,
l,cnua stood in ,uore da1lgcr Of 1osux MAine thail
almost at,y otlur State TINT had hoo1l t"lkot OF
M ltcnublIrnn. Elp WIS not by any uicans OF
the oi,.rfun TINT tho State would oo lost. bul
nud there must bu tho right kind at work done
thero to mako It u certain ltupublican ssate.
"What makes thu 0scenbuukcrs 10 stsoa9 IN
Aainor Thay hive almost entirely ptayea uilt
In thls stute, tho hono ot tho "1deo." and yot
ve hear ut thor grcut atrength In S!nno."
aTbsfo aro several cnIsea contributing TO inc
atrouvtt Of tho purity thoro. In tho tlrst pleo.
Ureanbauk llcas cannot tourtah oil prosperity.
T. A poor harvest II pretty npt to bring i>omocfltto
SUCCESS In tho full. Iho eon,non n'lna assoeatss
rse,iGoneu has lallN, i, xiyc Yno1 crSp; .%,
apuat aru siats @ Of Oh, With il resGuEcrs q any
ind diverse kinda. bus recovered guttg g fMtly WY
asae,iSask @ M * croakos. o.,t t',id anythax to fos
upon. Whnn lhoy. talk Of aard timed; ssoy nro
CONTRIBUTED wlt aGunMdpnf M M grSs ~ ~ tn1e
Tl.ut suttlesit. " Mnnp NJ. ainsn.,f' Tho.v sa1
| IN very lItttU ~ which to build hp tnof1s Nuch
| fha ltln,Dor tFnle was nnurialuK. oMpluy.
inv ,nuuy men a,ll bringing Y ut!tch
ms,ney. 1t VIM lltruront; hut thu ltlA-
bur Ulis!nUss IL u0t taurlshuv nov. Iha
forcstx III many districts Hro cur AWny
al,d tho furtnlnx thOru y, very rotr. Cne nsf!-
cultural passus hAya .lll thoy ga Nt'salply w 90
n,aic tho elltls mcct tnnucIhlly. They @ru ~.
| npw wntru Ohio wAa four nr ntD Scnrs nxo. :tli}
| GnunUiMl disturbance "a felt ttrst ny tht Kro!!t
nitta. thon IN tho s,nuilor ollos iu THO t.v's
mid va0os, aud finally in.sno country s.t51ts. a,5 ~:
Nuiuo ouncs IN, ~ 1t now suoina, Inst @! H. dus
,aukura shuwod thoir gtclseat slrof'9tM,, 4"nog ~
hgYp aE Idea that. IT. iheT1 cuuaa ,!H' ue
IN unlimited supply Of HTootoaeeA ,s,.st. vus'
rvuoy Issued. they would aGt .!n5. Mo5s
If il tin Ii thcy now d. Thgy sootn ~ ~ AttNi'3
t1t,nlko IL Underatl1,d that they INV fece!te y
0ooI price FOR n,lythinx ~ TUG "ot!a tnat ttoii
Esyu fU sell; tl1At the ulArkot y wat1tlH 1oe ~
| kfntfa 1T produce; and tAtt II thor Mfe uaault
fu produce nnythllx u suil th1y ct1ihl oOtaln y
nit,tisy II thoru wIs an Mniln!tetl amount u
II liz csmntry Mt iMrYc. They Nrsseas The cruz
in Iii ia fDiish and absurd aspGots, alla .<ctl
| IisuUsp4 to churish.i IL 10 thu lust. oten y, y
tnstT own destruction. Another very tnl
sesftant enuso of tho prtsoMt atxa
the Oroyt,Nack party In Mninu II tho fact tha
, 4 HnpublIgYp lcnslurs ther1-n0t&hly. serntU
> iisl1ip-havU not. .In MY opinion Ft'aaat!o1 q
: t}ssy should With tho 1reUnbMck fanatlrs IN fh
iuys Gnup Iy, Thuy hayp bccn disposed tu GU
= coull bold uuy such oPiniosts u thoy caotlshe<