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Morris tribune., 1880-04-08
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ltVNtCH~oU JfV" H"sC Uyo
Al Comstock CO com 500
do do board of audit 8 90
Wv Grswold do do do 500
Sept ! HT Bevans co atty 4O0o
w GriswOld auditor 62s
do do do q 60
IL HT Bevans CO atty 10 90
Sept 13 WV Griswold auditor IS So
81 Landberg sheriff 35 Is
Oct W w Griswold auditor 90 IA
A j ComstOck CO com 90
RJHall do $50
III Bragg probate judge rs 90
10 s Larson treasurer 66 04
WV GriswOld auditor % SO
Btvans CO atty 80 90
% Wv Griswold auditor % 26
A Johnson supt of schools 60 90
Nov IL WV Griswold auditor 10 90
Dec III u BevaDs an co atty aS So 90
10 Landberg sheriff 80 40
80 Wv GrisWod auditor SO 3S
1880.
Jan ia Johnson supt of schools 40 90
2 H T Bevans co atty 25 90
3 w w Griswold auditor SO 29
Z H Baldwin board of audit 800
H Bragg probate judge 25 90
IA W W Griswold auditor 730
Feb 8, H T Bevans co atty $500
10 H Bragg probate judge 775
n l. Hulburd coroner II 40
II j A johnson supt of schools Is 90
Landburg sheriff 80 81
III Baldwin clerk dist court 6 75
l2 WV Griswold BIRD of audit 3 90
A Comstock do 800
R Hall CO com $50
o. Bake CO com 40
A Comstock co com IL 90
81 w W Griswold auditor 800
% Larson treasurer 275 80
STATISTICS BIRTHS AND DEATHS
, 1880-08-17
PERSONALS.

.,,, ..
OF tho Arbuekla concert cnnnanv' ~ i,astpo s'p,ano
wns her tootcr, '~'ass
rx.E,,.ro,, .,,,,,
,..s".. -. 1os 4.uso4!tu 10 ssouu1eu "ltnsleep-
rrom H.. assa ., :. tnas poople viii suffer
su's enueo "nte Oh Aous no"spapeFs con.
1ho ,,,t,, ,,
~. -, ~ .te 'nto .a'ss llciell uiaasloaet
9'.sa.. ~ auo runner, aa3or1'sea Tor IN Tho
,as,. s - r"nose' "acTo 'acFes u WILL thefeia
"as sS'So''' -.
lhe papers arc telling about Kansas boy
who rntscd 1000 bushels Of corn lust summer
With oh1y one horse. a Ch!cngo boy raiscd thses
men out Of $50 pot with only two 1Rcka.
Astronomer 1.-The next transit OF Venus
occurs In 1889. Tho trarlsit Of Romeo uccun
whenever tho old man catches htu, on tho trout
porch With L''lu, Or whatever her name ls.
Father Orfel, Catholic nrIpst in a. 1onis
ollipjatca with tic tatire If n pu1ea acrooent ~
hls breast, so a. TO ba uuall1cd to ,nake orr.ss
when rot1uhs ,nterr,,pt I'm ao,,.icc mi. .tst.
of utYaIrs in a civilized co,n,n,,n1tv "a sInnis
, 1880-08-17
NEW ORLEANS AND CHICAGO.

n iktfd r. RI AHIH n
r,ailroo,, 1,lr,,tors ~ nh.iado,nn,n "a'.,a
aova oro so,,oroI ~ ~ r.,1ra.s ,,,a o.as
,,i.o,,s.e3 tho .,,ast.a,, - i,a',, =. ',s".s.s.,
Chfcnro,a ,yoraarf,,I M, .worl.,orsna,,,g
trndc. of cnursc i'm nocoes,,v ~ n r,v'i
,v.a cone,,,or.I md .,,,ultt"d ~ n,a,,,,
N, cornlus,on ,,,oe rao,,,nd hat Nav nrlaa,,s
ahon,a l,a ,,mt,, IN ona 81 hsfr,un,,,a t,at t,,a
Ercot vaat ahor,,, ho co,nna,,aa - tmr, ~ 1.s
i,o.r ,,ror r,,foooo n,a ,so,,r ,ts .,oat4,'
int1jNo,y flrtenna
II ,voo ao oo., tho ron,r,s ~oeo,..oa d, o.~.
ten,, In r.xou ror,t}c n,;,rona .r,, IT,.
couuac,iono fror,, tho v,l,oeo af a%rawon,St
m I'm 1,o,, pt,,ar so,,,. a.. ,.,,Ins -, H.,
f,r,ooma A. n.,,,a,,,ro +, st.,'n. 49, " s." ~"
thus anna ~, H., ros,,ts ~ ~. ,,.eot,,,,
Th, r.,rond ,,.,rota. ,vh, ,,,n. T., <.,,'ros.
at Philadelphia co,,troi 0sV n,!ics Of railway ii
roxse, aertstory' .s kaneas toorndo and
tnodcrntc ratas OF dIsorminetl,n on frctRht II,
tto sh2rtor , iine to New 0rleans thoy en- divert
Untscd States to tthat civ fson, Gh,omao.
Va have nothing to say AGAINST uny action
by these Southwestern raflr0n,l companies to
build up Now Orleans: we 1opp they will
10 on with their enterprise and build nit tina
railroads III That SECTION of the countrv thcv
can, aud rs raplaly rs they can, provided
thoy do It with their own money. md not bv
| begging subsidies Of h,ut}s or nf mnnsy ont
, 1880-08-17

country, frugal period OF several ycurg,
an industrious people, Il good Government,
l'nr currency. md n sound banking system.
An Immense crop, with markets TINT need
all onr surplus, growing skill and energy In
manufacturing. unparalleled enterprise In
the handling ani transportation Of products,
arc the pledges ot continued prospctlty,
unless Some natura! or political re-
yuIslon shall Intervene 10 ul,nngc tho
current. fllo progress wl'icl, Inns bccn
made since tho close Of the War
may he we'll indicated by very fcw figures.
The ano,,ntof exports IN 1865, exclusive Of
specie, was S130, 600; last yenr our ex-
ports amounted 10 sGos, $40, ,7oo. I'M increase
Of zoo per CENT. During tho snu,o period our
imports Increased Sa or, 900, with this impor
tant difference: III 1Bd5 our Imports exceetl-
ell our exports by s72,7l0,a77. willis Inst ycar
our exports cxcsoded our imports by seJ4,-
0t, ,N'G Tllls single liam fully Indicates the
American march Of commerce In tic tlirec-
tlon Of supremacy. During tho satno tlfteei,
years the railroads IN operation In this co,il,-
try increased from 81, ,0s1 to 8812t miles, or
more than doubled, and our population grew
at larger ratio t!lan was expected, allow!ng
for tho check which Immigration received
from the panic,
AZ sign of:tho times, then, tho Masonic
display Is not deceptive, but tr,llyJnltcatas
the prosperity which 1t denotes. externally
OF this common prosperity we aro firmly
convinced that nine out OF every ten persons
who visit Chicago this week, whether rs
Knights or as lnymen, will 60 bae's TO their
hon'es firmly convinced that Chicago hns q
=
, 1880-08-17

THE PHILADELPHIA Times, having Ind access
to tho onlc!nl rcturna so fRr as thoy arc COM
pictci, ana making estimates from trustworthy
statistics IN other elsos. has made table show
Ing tho total population OF ths United Stntcs
md tho pF,bablo changes In representation,
Tho tabo Is moro nonrly accurate than any
nthor that bus appeared thus fur. 1t Is t,asod on
tho assumption TINT tho membership of tho
House, now a1]. will bo limited IN 800, and tiat
tho quota af population 10 ouch Representative
wilt consequently bo 10asS8, instead OF Jul, ,y, as
1T present. Thu tnble IL as follows:
, 1880-08-17

DALr1MoREASs complain Tint the South
orn railroad companies nro treating them I'm.
fairly In declining to sell through tickets 10 New
York which will ruin sufficient time to enable
tho Southern merchants to stop over nt ltn1ti.
mor0 on thcIr way TO mud frnm Now York.
, 1880-08-17

this sInguar return thAt thoro wore number
0f yosfnE men In tho house at tho lime; ihstt he
nskrh thuu thetr l,llNlcs nnd othor particulars,
atul TINT tttcy Rnve them m to hnl entered tun
"What ctsa c0uld l do but take thcn.7" ho
naked, tcnrfuliy. II ho hhutth bo convtotod-
and tioro ia overy likelihood that he Will hc-sho
stntuta prcsoribea 4 penalty OF tb,oo0 flno mud
two ycara' imprisonment. Chief Supervisor
Davenport Inns ovttlonco to show that tlero wor0
m men III tho houso at tho ttlno Murphy made
tho fDtuFn.
, 1880-08-17

THE organ Of Dunsbylsm md Dourbon!sm
In Springfield, ILL.,. attempts to show tint lts
purity has been beaten since 1890 by "unfor-
tut,ato dlvlsloas" In its owl, rauks Thua tha
two wings Ut thu purity had 1nnjurjty Of 35l, ,60s
over Linculn ia 1910. III 1891 cloyen Dctnoc,4ltio
ssates were still controlled by tho Rebellion, ut,d
ltd not vutc. 1u lSns four Btatos were Hslll "un-
rccoustructed,' aud they bud Democratic votes
enough to insure tho defeat OF Grunt. In lB73
tho Democrats defeated themselves BY retus.
Ing to voto tur Greeley, In 1STG Tllden wMa
cuuntcd out. THU argument would be Erst-rnto
satire in Republican pnppr, Tho description
Ut tho Civil War as "an unfortunate division"
in the Do1uocrntio purity Is delicious.
, 1880-08-17

GEN. CHALMERS in his recent speech snys
TINT C}en. GARFIELD was IN butterfly OF tho stuff
with gltorug Uniform, and loul.so.lntllng title
VIM by favor md not by sorvice." Titles wcro
not won In tho Union army By auch service M
Gen. Cnalmors performed at Fort Pillow. hut
II ho did any moro soldlerly service than Garfield
did In Kentucky the country ls not informed
of
, 1880-08-17

TINS Mnrauls of'TeenR, tho Chinese AM
bnssltdur Mt 81. Petersburg. hns proposed 10
sueatn TINT oil dlacrunccs hotwnon the latter ma.
tton md Chtnn bo submitted 10 tho unitod
stntcs md Germany as arbitrators. nusstn docs
not seem disposed to accopt tho proposal.
, 1880-08-17
TIfE Importers OF hfnlaga rnisfns mot In
Now York tho othor day aud adopted tho follow

TIE Importers OF Malaga tnfsn8 mot In
Now York tho othor day And adopted tho follow
ing:
Wkxnxas. THO packing md shipping Of light
weight iatlsinB frtftn MNlngA having for tha lust
fcW ynnra been tito CAUSE Ut conslhHt complaint,
not only to tic denivr aud Importer bnt also 10
tho consumer; tiercforv wo. the importers, de-.
sirous Ut removing thi1 KrttWlpg erti. resolve
tint ,,ti rslns puck od In MnIagu beginning with
tho scnst'n II ls%-'sl shAll not ,vetKh less t1an
for hnle box. flve puuuds net for quarter b!x.
an boxes not coming up !? tho standard to pe
considered unnlurcnuthbla md to bc rejected
Us such.
Competition has made I!aht-vctRhta common
In ncnr,y evory department Of trnde. It fssald.
for instance. TINT nensly oil canned goods aro
short ff0m four to six ounces In tho Gun. 4 onc-
pound can commonly weighs 1s ounces; a two-
ponnd can n ouncos; Il thrcc-pound can "a
ounres, mud 80 on. Tho foolshness Of tho prao-
tIce Is ,pparont. aud ret It 10 kept up by tho silly
dupcs who think thuy nrn getting II Eaod thing
when they buy short Weights ut less than market
priced for full weiyhts.
, 1880-08-17

LonD HEyny PAaET isnut to escape puntsll-
1nent for his treatment ut Mrs. Annie Wetniore.
About tho time of hor death hc was attending
nm arlstDcrutlo ball III computy with his bride.
but aocoty Is not disposed to pnrdon him, even
II Ao Is II Lord. A1'rench sporting club Of which
ho was President bus ouBted hin: tho Carlton
Club Ut London Is golnR to strike bis hume froin
Its books; md Queen ViutUrIA Will prohibit his
appearance ut Court, thus laying him undur tho
seyerest social bun. Mrs Wctulore might Gull
this revenge; but whcn tho Prince Ut Wales
comes to tho throne she will be forgotten, and
tho Marquls Of An4lesey will flourish iu all his
glory.
, 1880-08-17

LETrEns received by tho New Ynrk Tin,es
from prominent, well-tnfornled, and nnproju~
duod Routletuon residing In thIrty-fnue ont 1f
tho tlfiy-e!Kht oountios OF New York BtAso
leavo no doubt TINT tho Republicans will huld
thoir own III tho Btatc this fail, that thorc will
bo no scratchers. and that thero Will bc u largo
accession 10 tho party from tho rnnka Of tho
Democracy. A largo vote will bo polled, mud
thoro socms to 10 no. doubt row thnt tbs
Electoral vote Of tho State will bo cast for Con.
Gurf1eJ !,
, 1880-08-17

IloREnr WILKES, a wholesale 5ewclor OF
Toronto. md his son ard daughter. aged ro-
spcctIyciy II and Ii, wero drowned yesterday at
Sturgeon Point. The boy was In battling, and,
getting beyond hls depth. Ms. Wilkes and his
daughter wont to tho rescue, and oil three
/ rrHahn6
, 1880-08-17

4 SuafnEH Of Ornngep1en attacked some
Roman Catholics Mt 1orsasIowt,, ireland, Sunday.
Tho Catholics re.as!utet, and ssncrn, fight for
tho loyo of nod and tho honor au,1 glory Of ro.
l!Rion wns fnduigcd III by tho iduts Of both pnr-
tca. snvcrnl Of the fellows had thofr houds
broken.
, 1880-08-17

An International Food Exhibition will bo
held Mt London from Uct. to to Oct. 20. Tho cx-
htbtion viii embrace tho different yarlctIos OF
vegetable and animal food. tho oroccssrs by
which they aro best produced and proparet be-
slllcs tho manner at preserving and cooking.
, 1880-08-17

WHEN Gen. Garfield was at Ctnutoro,.
wha appca1ad 10 privately to make n "a9" no
speech, but hc refusod, Swing: "lf ,n".. ,M,.nsl
hibt my reifsion to ue cioctcd prefer M,
, 1880-08-17

CIRCUMSTANCES surrounding the death Of
Miss Adelaide Nelson, tho eminent tragcdtenne
aro 80 very suspicious TINT mn investigation will
probably l,o called TOR. Tho roo.ns which Miss
Nelson occupied Mt tho Continental Hotel IN
Parts hayo baen sealed up. and kilograms bavo
been sont to hCr relatives,
, 1880-08-17
T,1puNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CrtcAao Tn1nIAE hns established branch
otces uf the receipt of subscriptions and ADVERTISE
ulrnts M follows: ..... ........
NEW YuKK-lloom = Ttlb,sne Building. +. r. Nc
TAbDEN, MnnaRer
GLASGOW. Hcotland-A1tan's American News
Agcncy. 81 liennold.ft.
LONDON. Eny.-Amcr3cnn Exchange, ~ 6tFand.
1lrSHI +. 3fLttG. Agent
WAHutNGTUN, II. E.-f3t9 r street.
, 1880-08-17

STANTON j. pEELE i,ns declined Congress-
tnnn Dc In Matyrs 'chaongc to u Joint political
discussion. --
, 1880-08-17

THE lmpFudeilco ut the Sir Knights who
camo to ChtcaSo Ia August Without ulstara
fAr.hats, or n'l-stoycs can't he too much rc4rct-
ted. TITO looatcommItteo should bayo told them
that Chicago had pccullar clima.e.
, 1880-08-17

john KELLY Invited Wiuleld Scott Ham
cock to dinner, and Wlunela refused. 1t will ba>
John KcIly's sura to DO tho refusing ta Novr1a-
her, when ,Itancock's friends will pipe to him
und hu will not d4noo. =.
, 1880-08-17

IIEln,Enr SiEScEIs, tho celebrated PHI
1osopicT aud ,froe.thlnker, will Walt tho United
stntes next yonr. I1o proposes To nuke q tour
OF tho world.
, 1880-08-17

BALTIMORE a,Ml Philadelphia have Kriey-
anoo agalnst tho Southern raEsoua lines, which
custoularlly Hraat through Tickets TO New York
on such short time TINT ulesch4hta cannot stop
over to buy by tho Mnyaldo. Ths baltimore
merchants tx'u tu league to put 1pwu the inpo-
, 1880-08-17

X, o. ADAMS, cx-I'ostnastor OF Deadwood,
.. r.. hMs been Indicted by tho United Suates
Grand Jury on tho ehnrRo Of having embczzled
Sl1,0lS OF tho Government funds.
, 1880-08-17

bfAJ.-GES. BRYAN GRIMES, who owed Ills
title 10 hta service In tho Confederate army, was
shot tload Sunday BY an unknown poraon wh!lo
bathing ncur his hd1no In Fit County, North
ftnroIt,n
, 1880-08-17

feeling, rot'd cheer, hearty greetings, hnd nanr-
tia1 music wero tho features Ut yesterday. nB
proccssinnE, military drills. nmrtinl music, md
tho Eraccfui ana niry movements of tho tN1l-
rnon Wilt 10 tho features of to.dny mud this
aYnnlr9.
, 1880-08-17

THE arrest OF n census enu,ncrator l., w..
Fork charged with making fraudulent rotn NV"
has cnuscd certain cmlnent ct!zons Of Kcn,,,ataaa
md Virginia n,any gloomy reflections. '4sk}
, 1880-08-17

TIE London Tisnes corrects widespread
MISREPRESENTATION by tho statclneut that thero Ia
M such thing Us u law OF prinoganituro In Eu.
8lahd, except In 30 fur that, II nun do lu-
testate. his renl estate would puss to h!s eldest
sun, oxccpt IN Koat, ,whors It would be t!ytdea
NutOnR VII his sullR.
, 1880-08-17

6ostE OF our esteemed contemporaries do
mt tako hold Ut tho stntlsttca clutlve to tho
Southern aud Northern Slatoa by tho right cad
Thoy ars intended 10 show that Southern stutus-
mnnahlp has not u,ade that section prosperous;
and, consequently, that II would nut be wite to
Introduce Southern statosiuRnsaIp ia Nanuual
ufa1ra.
, 1880-08-17

1r'seasy cnonghto "hang out yol1r honno,.
on the nutor WALL" bufthcro aecn't c,oueh .m,,
boys at leisure to hold thpm on. '4"
, 1880-08-17

BESIDES the argument that It Is bad taste
for gentleman to smoke cigar wbtlo out
walking with lady, the fato Of Mtss Lille Ma
tocr, OF Lancaster Pn.. will furnish still
stronger argument aRaust the practlco. A
spark from hrr escorts cignr set fire to Hiss
Matcer's dress yesterday, and before tho ames
could be cxttnguished tho girl was fatally
burned,
, 1880-08-17

LATE reports Indicate TINT tho value Of the
plnte ind towotry tuken by burglars from tho
rcsdcupe OF the Earl OF Edon at Wnrchun,,
England, Cxccous $lQ1,00.
, 1880-08-17

TIE IipS. ]. d. pIA1'r, OF Warren, Ill.
n ltfe-lonH Democrat, writes to friend In Ilos.
ton announcing hls Intention to support Car
Held uflt Arthur. -
, 1880-08-17

Alns. KAILAllA1, Of Oakland, Cal,, took
too mitch whisky Buntay. Tint evening sho
upset a limp In her housc, and with her thrcc
chlldrcu perIshcI III thu fumes which resulted.
, 1880-08-17

Yes, 1t must be confessed, for this ma.
f!on on'y, TINT Chicago ia "Tho windy cIty b,
, 1880-08-17

Two r.t1t,Elss l1nfled johnson had fight
with cuch othor ut Go1tal, Tex, Sunday. lsbth
havc since died Of Injuries Inflicted on sach
, 1880-08-17

THE Massachusetts tleacons can't mota,..
much Of Col! bob 1ngcrsotl sInco ho oso, Nv 10
tho brfgadfers IN that handsome way at lin sa ~.
8hOre, Wv 1T"
, 1880-08-17

THE general opinion In IndIa is that tho
aotlon OF tho nrittah Government In withdraw
Ing tTtTps frutn Cabnl Is very unwisc, ind that
thU sending of 0eu. 1ioberts to tho relles OF
canduhnr IL rqsh In tho uxtrcIne.
, 1880-08-17

4 1'uNL1SGToS barkcepcr amused himself
yesterday by playfui1y pointing 4 revolver ut
his nowly-ularr!cd wife. During tho'fun tho
revolver wont on ard tho barkeopcr'a wlfe was
fatally shot through tho lung,
, 1880-08-17

GEN. STEWART strongly fuyora the evacua-
t!on of CHbu!. and that W 4oot. ~ possible. At.
vhunlstun IL neaFly exhausted OF supplies, tho
natlyo troops aso d!Aattcctcd to tho British, tho
EuEopcan soldiers sutIpr greatly frotu exposure,
Suu Withdrawal ~ thls Juuctuge. whep tho A.
, 1880-08-17

WIEN those wagon-loads Of prettv s,.,,
ems and 0thor wa9on.londs of lancr. 1,c,. "'aea'
na't Yesterday many fellow wfahcd In v,e vent
plattloutschor fur day. 'V"at
, 1880-08-17

AFGHAN tribcstnen attacked tho British
troops ut kcleb, snntlay night, but were re-
pulsed with tho loss ol eighty men killed.
, 1880-08-17


TIE population OF the nineteen cities Of
Massachusetts II within 1.so0 Of one-tais Ut tha
wholo population Ut Tho Bsase. The growth Of
tho manufacturing towns In tho .ast decade Il
thu most significant industrial fuct brought cut
by tho eeasas,
, 1880-08-17

ghans arp quiet, might he takcn in good part by
them, autl would Mt least hnve tho semblanco OF
preserving llritish military hnnor.
, 1880-08-17

SENATOR WALLACE IL much tlIstn.hcd /.
tho four that thcro will not t,n a fair ts,Ss.
Nill prnvontit. wv isads
, 1880-08-17

WADE HAMPTON will hcIp tho Dcmoe,acv
By mafnta'nIng an eloquent silence from ths
time on, '@'
, 1880-08-17

l'noF. NgWtuMn, Ut the Washington Oh.
,crvutory, claipaa to hive discovered Gy c4peri-
nicnis that tho velocity Of light Is l8i,f1 u,ile4
per svcond. It bas hitherto heen hoIa by astsou.
onicrs that tho velocity Of Light wan about ~.
ulllcS per SECOND.
, 1880-08-17

TIE Philadelphia cobblcr who graduated
hIlnsots As a ducta,r OF ancd!cino reported his
tlrst caso to tho 1oarl OF Haalth as deAth from
"collary funtuni." Tho child had diod from
soarlet-feycr. The "doetor" will be invited to
comploto his education Ia solitary confinement.
, 1880-08-17

MAnslfAr. DAzA1vE IL still III the land Of
tho living. Tho ramor or bis death was un-
founded.
, 1880-08-17

CoI- CLARK +. CAM, 'of Galesburg, nd
drrased u tarHo Republican audience at Fair-
lctd, Nc, yosterday. Senator ulaI..c spoke ut
tho satnu meeting. 14o Republicans ot Maine
aro confident OF SUCCESS III September and In
November.
, 1880-08-17

IL CYCLONE Of two minutes duration de-
mollahcd twenty-five housca and injured five
pcraons at Golial Tex. yesterday.
, 1880-08-17

FLOODS swept through the Glen OF Gwco-
tlorc. r0llantto district lu tho County Of Uane-
ent, lrclu1sd. yesterday, flooding t1.e church Of
tho district aud drowning seYcrul com nmuntcants
who wcEo III It at tue tlmo. Two bodies hayo
Epuu rnt.nyGte4l =
, 1880-08-17

Dearborn street. err1ur Of ManFne- Engagement
Of a. ~ ratntos'a Un!on-Hquaro Thoatrs Company
"Thg tnise Friend"
, 1880-08-17

TIE great mistake Of tue cnfupersout g,,
TINT thoy didn't bring tholr lodges uIuna win
them. '"
, 1880-08-17

Mus. lsAIKLlA 6MA1LEy, who died ut
Pittsbarg lust Friday cyouinx, IL pullavod to
hav0 como to her death by tho brutal and cow
dlytrcatuont Ut her husband, itonry 9ma!iey.
Tho Coroners Jury havo found OH hor body
.narks aud scars, which leave no doubt Ut harsh
usaao. 1t was also proven A. tue lnqucst titut
tho poor woman Has donlod by her hrusal h,ls-
baud tho food necoss4ry to sustain llfe. TIC
Jury returned q verdict that M1s. 6malloy'a
death was' caused by Injuries received ut tho
banda ot her husband. smalicy hss been az
rckted
, 1880-08-17

Forcrnt,ghts Circus md afenaVerte.
l.atc-Erunt, oppuslio Madison street. Afternoon
Nnl evening". |
, 1880-08-17

Randolph street. botweon Clark and In sallo. En-
tugcment Of tho Nov York Crltorlun Comedy Com
pnnJ. "FtrakBtt'
, 1880-08-17
TUESDAY. AUGUST II, 1880.

rIEu.,o-rrEUsroSIA hus attncketl TIM cat
tie on f3fteeu far1ns In Lancashire, England.
, 1880-08-17

THERE was another steamboat collision In
New York has!so7 yesterday 4 1ugbpat pamo
Into collision With railroad sranafeF boat. Tho
!ofncr bud It's s!tle crushed anu its steam. pIp1
bHrat. This engineer Of The tugboat was eo-
FeteIy scaIileti.,
, 1880-08-17
THE PAGEANT.

Inc gfacctni anu h'ry movements ol mo nnli-
n'o1n El,, M'A oo 'ao 'e"'''e' III 'o'u"S a"a ''4'
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THE PAGEANT
The Trfcnnial Conclava Of Knights Toni
plaf now III session Il, tltIs city promises to
bo tile most brilliant pageant, not only in tho
nhllals nf Mnsonry but III tho rocdr.t al
civic displays, ever witnessed In thtacountry.
Tho whltc-p1utned Knights have fairly NIB
s0rhed tito city and oyerrtn II and taken
complete possession. Their e,no'ems, mot
toes. devices, n1pi insignia have suddenly
blossomcd out over tue entire city. willie
atong. tho route Ut n1nrcl Today there is
scarcely n building wl,lct, will not flaunt the
strcamers, banners, a,td crosscs Of t',ts
Order, tlAougl, many Of t;,els owners have
nD moro knowledge Of this modern Knight
Prcster john or Nostratla1nlts. Thisl Is easily
explnine1, hoWever. 1t In only chlcago's
way OF displaying hospitality. When
foreign Princes visit THAR neIg1lbors
they at1opt their uniform III colnpli-
mc1,t So Chicago l.ns turned .Na-
sonic in compliment to her chlv-
alrous guests. Every man, except President
Blanchard md rhia Carpenter. Is for the
unncG n Mnqnt1 thnct1 In nIny DrYGr lnrn
ridden tl,o mvst,c cont ,,or xwnr,, tl,o hloot,.
cur,iiInr ontI,a unnn cross and sk,,Il lint tho
hrrthrcn nre s,,nnosed tn swear. liz nj least
Inn o,nea l1mac,f u1,h n ,v,,tta mime and
rnr9,,o,s eosh and a,yord inrr,,strd viii,
lo,v%le md hia rnt,o t,rnt,. ern,nu,tra viii,
a -ad ort,ss mr., n In sl,ori,I onnou,,tcr n
atrov IA racon ,,r ,1os NJ ~, ,nt,dr1 1,a wou,t,
undorhfrdtv toke ptcasure IN slaylnr MIN
, 1880-08-17

NcElckcr'a Theatre.
Madison ssrecs, beswcun stnto and Dearborn. "At1
tbs llage,"
, 1880-08-17

Arul.,.p Ct>MMASDElsY, Nc. !. X. T.-Attcnuon.
s!r Km!sst7MIhe M itas1rasr VII 10 4. "tSs H. Fitt
lnVa Face.Yed thaF vltnt!Gna cnn urt,cuto thtu
by CutttnK for them. II. b. TIFFANY NCcordcr.
, 1880-08-17

.AatILAs 1.OI,tlrs, No. aa. A. r. IA. M.-No n,sat
'"@ 'e'"'' - 's'"N' t. Ii, CRANE Secretary.
, 1880-08-17

IIEarENIA 1.UnGt* NO. ~. 4. i. 4 A.. M.-spocial
AVS. il. Mt j. il, eharn; Mnssor Masons and tlelr
Fn;ts nrn cnTny anu 1ssnI9af Tnd Iiast "
N ~ JAMES ssllrI1. ". NJ.
, 1880-08-17

HOME 1x,nGE, No. IN 4. +. / 4. MA REGULAR
F5,a"y cysft!,x Aus y Y lS & ~
hiatnr l1nsD.,a nre cordially ins!sc1 Fn hn VIII 10
upenod ytsltoEn pYgty dny dt.rtnR Lie Itiennia
,..e, =, .y rru,,,srt t+t m u,ac,v -@ -' '''~
, 1880-08-17

white Atoca&luk Isnac-1tnii 1Sarl<.
Michigan avenue. cpnoiito Warrington ntrcot.
Gnme between tho boston and Chicago Cuba at
a:+1 y. IN.
, 1880-08-17

ACCORDING Il, the cansus 1ust completed
Ma4sanhusetta Will prpbnb'y prove to 10 Tho
figures ro -: to tho xlaro mile, ltholo islai,l
following with al2. " Mil ths countries on tho
iIe S!GIer nslx!n orcat slta! and taY ats tho
fluL
, 1880-08-17
Hasn't tho Jottrnal overlooked lumber OF
little countries like China, lndIa, and Japunt

TITO cnutnqtAtor Murphy was arrested and
saRen pofora United statcs Cuznmls4louer,
Thu cn!rFit u cripple and about g5 ypass old,
Tears filled his eyca while 10 was il court, md
ha waa vrey much axtateJ. Flo told persona
who questioned hin ~ 10 big tnotlve in making