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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-04

New York, Aug 4-Raius here and
at Saratoga, again make necessary the
post ponement of the races.
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MI ADAME BEST.
The CIairvovant and Medium

Il in Rock Island. opposite the Court House, and
next TO the Baptist Church.
Consult the Madame on anything pertaining to
Life. She seldom fails to tell the name of her
visitor.
Madame Best remains in Rock Island but two
weeks. 96dGt
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thing out.
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Especial Notice. ]
Hk,1Ai,HRIIEI[I|lI'3 k!I',1!| | q! i I)[I!|lI'l3

physicians say 1t is PERFECT sUBSTI-
] tute for the suphate quinine. Superior in tonic
properties, and produces no disagreeable effect.
DOSE TIE SAME AS SULPHATE QUININE.
sold by all Druggists, or sent by mail price $50
per
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Milwaukee, MARKET.
MILWAUKEE. August
wheat-Lower; No ., 80 Aug; s9s: Sept; s6l5
Oct.
Corn-35X
Oats-245s.
Rye-74.
Barley--73.
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.Allcock's Porous Plasters

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
GENUINE. Their high degree of per-
lection has been secured after years of
experiment. Composed of the CHOI-
CEST Gums and Extracts. We guar
ante e them the BEST external remedy.
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SO LOTS

IN HIGH GROUND; GOOD VIEW OF RIVER
" and Island near Railroad Depot and Shops.
CORNELIUS LYNDE.
Cat Mitchell & Lynde's Bank,) 4-2Sd6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN VOLK & CO.,
w. w. RATHBUN,

A TTORNEY AND COU %SRLOR AT LAW AND
~ Notary Public. All business will receive
prompt attention Office in Room 2 Buford's
Block, Rock Island, Ill. 9-ad&w1y
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kTTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
~ Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. Office and Avenue, 3rd door east of
Bengston e Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills
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Sd. SWEENEY. WIN. JACKSON. oHAs. L. WALKER
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER
M. MI. CORBETT.

A rTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
~ Ofice-Bengston's Block, Rock Island, Ill.
, 1880-11-12
MURDER WILL OUT.

6psefat Dttpateh 10 The Chicago TrttunA
WAsntSoToN, u. G., Nov. 11.-llcro III
Washington the attention OF experts has
bcen called to tho similarity between The
handwriting of tho Fiulpy-Springer a,ot-
ylno,ts letter anil tho Morcy letter. Three
experts layo given their oplnto,ls that both
letters were written by tito saiue hand. T1tts
clew Is being followed hero witt, ylgor.
1t will be remembered that during the
Waslaburn-l}hnnelly contest, In Congress, n
LETTER, unsigned. was left Mt Congressman
Springer's house in Ills absence, and received
by Mrs Springer. The writer of this letter
offered Springer money to vote agatnst tile
seating Of Donnetly In Washburn's place. 1t
WIS then supposed to have been written by
Finley, n sort OF political private soldier Of
fortune, who Ind also written Springer II
letter to tho same effect, barring the criminal
attempt to brlbe him. Tho authorship Of tic
letter has never been settled, md since tile
arrest Of Philip thcro has been this constant
lnduccmcnt to tho speculative, to attribute
1t to the accomplished forger Of tho De1no-
cratic National Committees corps.
, 1880-11-12
Garfield Unwilling to Come Out az
:Favoring Fosters senatori-
a1 Aspirations.
. speech to tho Peoplc Of Cleveland by
the President Elect.
Anesta IN South 0arolina-Gensral Eleo-
tion News from tho States


sptetd, Htspaleh to The chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Nov. t1.-N0no of
,he morning papers received the Lindsey
mi Morey confessions In timc for anything
Int brief caul,ncnt, but telegrams received
th1s afternoon say t!Iat great excitement
oyer the EXPOSURE prevails In a1t political
circles The Democrats here aro really
much concerned over it, rs tlloy SEQ tliat
there Is 10 escape fr0nl tho conclusion tint
some Of the active members Of their National
Committee helped set up this Infamous Job,
aud have at last made themselves lIabto to ar
re,t anul trial for suburnatton ot perjury.
Republicans here lave Information TINT tho
case Is rapidly reaching n stage where NIL
The prominent Democrats connected With tho
forgery wlll l'o
IN TILE HANDS OF TIIE LAW.
In the course Ut nj special TO tho Star on
the subject, the statement IL lnat1o TINT the
prominent men connected with the olorcy
Chinese letter arc in pititnb1e plight. The
tawyess fur tho tlcfcllso llavo abandoned
,helr main witnesses, md, while BarnuM's
unlucky back IL broken by this last feather.
Absaln s. Hewitt comes In for such cum
uelnnat1on that his friends make tho char1t-
able excuse that Ills nli1id has not,
for some tlme, been well-balanced.
Sam j. Randall, too, comes iii fur
4 guod share OF the well-distrfblltea abuse Of
ai who have been connected with the affair.
III will squirm with yigor, and bcgs pro-
lection from inlputat!on OIL HIN. He speaks
Of Gen. Garfield as MI old friend, to whom
he would not do MI injury. The prisoners
have been reInalllGd for trial, md the con"
tessions, which nre very long, will bu given
out for Tomorrow mornings papers.
, 1880-11-12

The atnrn from Ilux 734 ut ncfock yc.tcrtjar
affer,ns,n WIS ca,lsei t,y tho burning out Of 4
chimney nt M. luEJ lIalstcd street, owned and
occupied l,y fIeHry Richards. uamngc non,uu
The nlnrt1l frttm Flux 3l8 TT i:Ii Inst rycnjuR
limp N the residence III Mrs. Catherine trSUI,
No. IL Wcst Twenty-sccond street.. Uamtyo
not scrI0u4.
Tile atar,, from Hox a36 Mt o'c,t,ck Inst oycn-
ins WINS Gal'aHl U.s. tirc brenkine ntit III llnrge
ctn,pcr..hop a,'Jufnlng tho lhmntx DtsttIiury,
IL NJ 9Eishn.ir1! place. ownol by !: H. Clog
m1t t sndst; m Wis. sra occped by t;eorxs
ernt buildings, .frnm ortlnnry iw.,-story
frrimc structures down 10 huff story shed,
covering n ais spHce OF uhout tn Pet squire.
ihG FIrn ]c!'arrH'cnt bull sonlc trv,ltln. nwlng
u tho altnost fmp4sAtb,e cu,ni!donaf tho rnltl-
Ways. II RestinE Vt tn" secrle or the lire. md the
Hd]uillna slde Of tho t,isttlIory Is YGarIy n!l
tic % rtsht IT, .lrceti"n s' - savo Tho structure.
rho buildings. ~'ilch ArG worth fs,Hn.
,irknow',. Tber', wero 1.0o barr:ls uni sierccs :
atlil Il considerable quantity or .FDugh attsck
IL n,r about tho tleAtruyci! building. vnslsai
IN hi ut E.LOyk The cnglnO untl machinery una
nthef property IN Tho NrcinFsts WIN VALUED IT
eHo. aElii h.,th tux.ihcr were !!ls1el Tor *kHel:
ftrGlnLAs$l: ~ III eoancrnge ami $fh on mn
rht1scsy. nnd fur simllar n,lt'1ltss IN the Com
tHcrclMT ar New Y1rk. EhnN thlrty-pHe Tnrk-
men eHIp!nspd on tho premises n@e stAllH valued
Mt from FL t0 80, upon which thcr1 Is M 3tl-
sura.lcc. The e'tire oriHnatr! in tho enEtnc-
nE refuse tnAtera Into tho FURNACE. snd y sup
ptscil to have been caused by T. sphrk- Thrre
wAa no farD in tho furnace. Tie alarm WIS
turned In by one Of the cnancrs.
, 1880-11-12

tho Pacific Coast: When tho party had
reached remote point In Washington Ter
rltDYy. It was nt tint peculiarly Interesting
jnnciuru when tic wiolo eonntry was III
lcnscly at,xlDus ahnut thu result uf lilo tm.
to1cr recttous fit 1nlinna and Ul,It,, and none
n,oru tla,, tho Presidential pnrty. The eyc,l-
lug before tic news reached that point, nld
,ltldcr curtain expectation nf !ts W.
rival In tho morning, II was mutually
agreed among those composing tic
Presidential coterta that not
ward should be uttered publicly on tho sul,-
ject Ut politics by any Of tho party turing
thu ensuing day, Eu tho news what IL l,llpll,
wllutEor elntinY or depressing. 'rlIr pat.y
scparatcd for the hight u',tlcr ths treaty.
lii tho morning tic news rcactr.l t!lem that
both lntliana md Ohio ila.t gone Republican,
anst the party wero IN high glee over It,. III
private conversation tic hnpp[ncss was Irre-
prcsslblc, but tic severe trial Ind mt set
1,ccn renchct1. Thera WIS lb bra bubble
demonstration or reception, attt s,ne s,,eecl,-
1inkfng, anil that wns Liable to tcsL tic
strength Of the trGaty OF tho pttYtns oyen-
sEGi,1:rAIsr RAMSEY
to make tho first speech, mil ile appeared be-
fore tho pcnple with his benign cn,llllo,aneo
lNa,,,ing Will, good l,tturr. tits mind WIS
full Of election news, md l,is 1rart WIS sur
charged with gia.ncss. llc brake tito sitetcu
II, the following: "Fcllow ciizcns, wa IRE nll
very happy thIs morning. We llnyu jleartl
good t!tlIngs FROM home, aml.-tllat Is. wo
llnyu heard from our fntni!rs." lie then
rr''cuet1ed with his remarks witllout tho
slightest allllsion to rolitlrs, or tho glorious
nuws tl,at Htl tllle. l!is min, with profound
satisfaction. lint ft.w mcIl would llayu
keIt faitll with tho treaty Of silence cntcrctt
fnto by tito Presidential party under s,tcit
provocatfn'I and temptation, but tic Secrc-
tary vintlcatctl his fidelity md l,fs skill lit
turning n sliArp corner rs we'll. The l'resi-
dunt WAS greatly lnligl,tcd will, tic a.trolt-
Hess Of Ills WAr Minister.
, 1880-11-12

RESULT OF THE EfECTIOS OF PRESIDENT
AND CUNGIEi:ssslEN.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. 1t.-I'llu PtoMccr-PrcSs Inns
complete official returns froiu the State, ey-
ceps i've frontier counties, which nra esti-
mattel. According to these thu majority of
thu Garfield Electors Is ,a70. For Congress-
Dumlrll's majority over his t'Y0 competitors
IL l,la'; Stra1rs maturity il 5,o5s; wash
burns majority Is 1a,G}i.
OFFICIAL.
Sr, PAUL, Atlnn., N0v. ll.-Oaie1al returns
nru now received fronl alI but seven counties.
'rnso glye tulnl yote Ut 1888, s,lG0. The
missing co'lnties cast abuut 800 yutcs III 1871.
with estimates for tlleso counties, 0arilcid's
,.aIorlty In Minnesota Is E',lA5. Tho init
jUril!es for members Of Congress are Of fnl.
lows: First DIstrict-DunnelI over Wells
(Democrnt). 50; n,aIort,y uycr both Ward
uni Wells, LIEU. Second plstrlct-StraIrs
luajo'lty, 6,Ns'. Third Observation-Disclosures
u,aiorlty, 13,S5t.
, 1880-11-12

LITTLE NDcK, Nov. fl.-Retnrns Of tic
Presidential md Congressional elections
colno in slowly. Enough IL kliown to give
assurance Of thu election nf fur Dclnocratic
Congressman. III ttso First District Dunn
leads johnson 5000 yotca, with five counties
to hear from. which will mol alter thc result
In tho Second District Jones Is elected BY
.,1sl plurality over Williams, who lends
Ga!orl (t:rccllbackcr) 1000 votes,
III tho Third District Crayens Is reelected
over bates uiuDubican) by 5000 majority.
III tho Foursll District ffu,lter Is reelected
by q plurality over Peel (Democrat) of nbout
1.5oo. Murphy tl,cpablcan) being 1,ooo be-
hind Peel.
, 1880-11-12
NOTES AND NEWS.
GOFEHSOI:.Ef.Et-r POtsrr:rs's RECEPTION.
Spketat Uttkslteh 70 The Lhteaao Ttdarnf.

OoFEHNOE'EfECf 1'0fsrEH'S RECEPTION.
Spsefdt UhtAteh 10 The Chicago tribune.
WASHINGTON, d, e., Eov. 1l.-Goyernor-
elect Porter hat n very t!attering reception
tonight. lie was escorted from tho train to
his hotel BY tic indianapolis Stutc Az
soclation Veteran Club, tho Iowpatll Club.
tho Irish Republican Association, anu one or
two other local societies. The nurt't frontof
the Istggs House WIS hung with banners i1ld
the houses oppostt decorated with Chinese
lanteriIs. linn. Jcre ". Wilson lnat1e al cx-
ccl!ent speecl, Ut welcome. a1ld Judge rorter
responded. tn the great satisfaction ut tic
Erent crowd present. After speeches there
WAS reception III tile Intel.
RESERVATION EMBARKED.
10 TIM 1r'fs.srn AAoetttl Pr<,s.
WAs1HSaTOS. ID. C., Nov. little I'resf-
dent has 1ss,1cd I'LL executive nrtler Gllnrgillg
the Fort Cumming military reservation SO lis
to embrace thlrly-stX square miles.
SILVER.
TIE Treasury Department to HAY purchased
5!5,0W ounces Of line silver for delivery ut
the llnftett Stntes. 1nints IN Philadelphia,
New Orleans. md Sun Francisco.
ISrE1tSAI.-IttvESvl: nEf;E[rrs,
Receipts frG1n Internal .reycu,.t. since tte
commencement nf the eurrc.,t fiscal yenr III
to ;Nnt including tu-,lny weEc EiS,94O, 1iN,
nEslfnst S43. 1s0. us the CORRESPONDING period
last ygar. :.
Tic report Of tue ConluIissf0neruf Ctxtnms
for tic last fiscal year shows the total cs,lAec-
ti0lls fr0n customs 10 llNve lUen lSs,;::s.fl1,
md tic Expenses Of collecting tic same St;,-
0ss3},92j533.
, 1880-11-12


'Noodes nnu Plus" VI Dalys,a Now York, il
htt-
"our Candidate" comes To tho Olympia next
wook.
Mr.. Q. g. 1crnard Ia In tho city in tho interest
of "llazel Ktrko."
jennie Yoasnans and +. 4. I,ockc, the como~
dian. wero marriod tho othor day.
'Tho Tic Club" described na d new musical
sooIety satlro," will bo seen al lIoolcy's next
week.
Tho Sollcnu company opouod ut tho brooklyn
Park ThtAtEo on Monday. Tue troupe IL fnSor.
ably spoken Ut.
"0no Hundred Wives" appears to tnye made
z Ut u l.atit!NFo. 'shero 1t was l'Foduecd last
A oharal matint. by tho ladies' Ut the Arollo
Club viii Rour to-dny at Ce.ltrnl Muslc.tIall.
Thu proxrum VII! ho d a,ost attraotlroo'o.
"a 1entIennn fro,n Noya.la." IN which 3lE.
Jon Polk npl.uIra W. Christopher tf@udl'sts 1all,
vii! M sevil for tho last ttno to-tn0rIow nlxht at
,MuV,ckGrs.
"Tho Mounted Police; or, tho Junkman'a i'ic-
nlp" Ii Hni.l tO llu thG nuIne ar pecn III which
tho vHrEnty performers, 6hochan aud JONES aud
Nl!oa and Esans, propose to astonish tho coun-
tFy,
Ron Cotton, Jr Alea OF consumption In nrls.
tol. IT, l.. Oct. a, mud e9 yours. he was son q
tue wnll-k!own m!nstr.! rGr!orHer, WIN, wltl!
na,,axss.clt Of Charles Forbes.
Mile. sariu 1.itta and her excelont concert
COMPANY, now nlln4 dates through tho Wnst.
Bhu vii! mako hpr Irst appla tzluG In cApnK0
this Hc.ts4n! Ou Thanksgiving D4y. lnal1XurAtll4
tho star Leosure courso in tho ceatral s1usle'
IlaIxlcl. tho husband aG nioksy LtnYArt, " laaal
:, sess ss to Il so % psSpssty sns ssssy t's q Sas:
, 1880-11-12
CRUSHED TO DEATH,

= 1HEFRV0
Dr. It'll siroH, lA.. Nov. 1l.-1ohn Corey,
swift lInan III the employ ot tho Chicago Isur-
ltnRton + Quincy isailroad In this city, was kIud
ut ll;l5 Tonight by blu bead beInH crushed be-
tween tpe platforms Of two passenger cars 0f
tho .st-buaand passenger train whiIn tho tratss
wus hoIug r,aslo up. Deceased got ut!t!cr tho
p,nt!urm 10 uohncct tho Alr-tubos OF tho hrakGs.
when all engino With matl-car haokeA up to Ike
attached to tho Train. tho cars co!llluH togethor
with such fotcG thMt tue head 0f CUr0y, whts Waa
tho train, was teFully crushed tu jelly, killing
hin! Instantly.
:. DAYTON, q, Nov. ll.-A boy. agcd i. namoa
0eutXu Wnlf, wls run uvCr on tho Dayton j.
Rt,ItEcpstUEll lltHsd thIs eye.tax at ,yara' 6la.
tiol,. lia was OH a frelght-tr4In tnkilix coal,
0scr Alll, seyerlng tho hena from tho hody. ~
this int II IL tho custom e0 laFsl to tram and
throw OF coal IRON tho passing tratus from The
mines,
, 1880-11-12

Of II. l.. Norcy until after tho conversation With
Mann. l Ingytr tried ia influence him III any
way. only went with him 10 New York At tho
H'actatlons OF Bthors who believed 1fa atory.
tearcs he wh1ld falt sick MI tho why. slprcy
uoes not o"o mo anything. Itn ncvur hna. II
anytnlhg, owe him Tor work done for mo.
CiAnk
ms been noted ward politician III this ctty,
asld NJ one ttsno Assslant-Marslln1. Until
recently l'c had a pooroom.
JOHN C. sANnony,
VINO IL u lawyer has been n lilctnhor of the
Legislature, aini ut the last election WIS a
candidate OIL tho Democratic EIcctor,l tick
Ut, makes The following stntement:
Il. q. Mann c,ano to MY oslcc Saturday. Oct.
TO- In tho forenoon. lio wurltcd tn kut,y ,r
know whore Al Ciark's place was. told him,
1toforo he icft my ofTlro Clark camu In viii,
Morcy. dill not ac,,d for Mnscy. nor did |
htow that ho MAS coming III. Thcrn e,,s n rt,,.-
ning convnrs'.tion nhons Morey's RoIug to New
York between r. q. Mum, Patrick Mur.
rhy; j. 0. Parker aud rhomas
sn'i by any ono 10 lnlnce Mnrcy to
10 to Naw York. Nm improper Inducements
wcro made HIN In my t'rcscnre. When l,u loft
NY otflcu ho refused to ~, md thuuKht th,it a,,
cid OF the matter.
SEvE1! Han a nirL,
in my Office asatnat Mosoy in favor Of Al clnrk,
nor did | ovcr know ho owed Clark ino,luy. /
hover heard ono word hctwcon him and Clark
rc1Rtfvc 10 any indebtedness. Knuw nothing Of
how tho'r expenses u and {rotn Now Yurk wcro
paid. Dl,' mt know Clark or Morcy had gonp to
New York tho second tLmc until after thoy had
g0no.
Sanlforn says tint the above IL susceptible
Of proof by sonn of tlle best citizens OF tho
city, antl says that what Mnrey said about
him Is entirely false, and ho staitls rctuy to
prove Ills statuniunts.
, 1880-11-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

cmAnhrsroS, S. c.. Nov. 1t.-Thirty.ninc
warrants Of arrest i'd. offcnses under the
Election laws l.ayo already bern fsstlesl l,y
tllo United States olIlcia1s iii Charleston
Without exception thu. accused are Deunu-
Gratis. y humber nf arrests have also been
1nauc in Ncland md other counties. at1d tito
sl0ckcts Of tho Circuit Court will he full In
April.
, 1880-11-12
OHIO.
AN E1trfttFE,

Cor,1,r1,Us, O., Nov. ll.-TIo Secretary Of
State asserts that, owing to II mistake IN Ills
Office, tho utllcial figures of tic recent Ohio
election AS furnished t!aa press lust night
were not correct. a discrimination Of the
vote shows tho following result: Garfield,
:I75,0iS: Hancock, 340,E}i; Weaver, B,4aN;
dow, !.,6lH. t;nrtivld's plurality, 3I,2i7; Car
iie}d's minority, a5+ lii
, 1880-11-12
MIClIIGAN,
oAnF1ELn's MAJoilirY OVEN HANCOCK, g.
att -

DErlsolT, Nov. 11.-The Post nnd Tribune
publishes q tablo Of returns from nll tho
counties ot this State, official allti reported,
foo.ing up rs follows: GARFIELD, l'D077; lIall.
cuck. t,lx'; Weaver, lu,&y: t;arilcltl's plu-
ra!Ily DYER llanctck, 6s,h0s; t;artold'a lna-
jollty OVER all. a3,:SA. Tlle yotu fur Governor
IL several thousand less tl,n, tOr President,
aud Jrrolns's tlsep. )'pluruIily OYER Holloway
tl}vuL) Is lo,459.
FOR CONGRESS,
Lord, in the First District, llss plurality ot
t1l; Willis. III tue Second, aa,ot'; l.teoy, in
t}lu THIRD. l,alo; burrows, In tho Fourth,
G,bls; Webster. IN thu Fifth, 7.o!a; spanidlng,
In tho Sixth, 6,50;. Conger, IN the Seventh.
3,7ss; llorr, IN the Eighth, 2,,; llubbo u, in
the Ninth, 7,T8.
, 1880-11-12
BATTLE MOUNTAIN,

LEADviLf.E, Nov. Il.--Tho now camp 1t battle
Mountain, In tho EMgle ltlyer district, continues
to Improve, and troluisrs tn 10 QUO Ut tho schcst
aanps tu Colorll!p. Tho tirst loud OF bullion
from that district arrived hero to-day. Tho
neldeI! IL delivering tu tho anotters tw0hty tons
PET day, Experts i,runWt.ice It tho le8t sMclt-
ing GRO yet discovered In Colorado.
, 1880-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS,


Va IL
! Tho SncfIbaker variety orgnnization Is doing
~elt ut this theatre, and tho entertainment Of
tered nprenrs 9eHerally to Eiyo satisfaction tn
tho pntrs}ns of tho houso. Thore Nra vnry few
wrnk fedltnrcs In tho proRraE,. and tho struI.K
cues nre 'lsl1llerous enough 10 wAtTNnt the pub,
!le Endorsement IT tho show. Tlcro uru speciality
people u NIL st'rss.-juuK!crs. Ethiopian tlclirra
tors, grotcs1'1e md cioR DANGERS, surio- cumc
nsl1l sentimental singers and tho c,,rtnil finally
fAls upon tho oxtrlvaranxa Of l'ri,luv Trctty
rMt." Ono Of the most n,nus,ne fout-
nrcs OF tho evening IL tho ,narionctto
lt1o XII islxht Win .io ,1i of ,nn anans n,:
lrc!lh. wnlksS,lp i ropv extending from tho
aMl'l mMc,, ann!aYso. Tho th5eu l!sazier1 Kr
TOT. IN thoir !A1KhhF; chorus ind plantat,ou
hysn'i.. are alIMtr!l. NAtaa ita Blddons t!ots u
RrtcntMi ak!ppllly- rni'eN act. Aihgnu a,d Tr.,cy
knuelI ono anothor nr.,una tho stnxn III II ho ring
exhibition, +, tho delight IL tho buys, and siist
i.o,, santnrd.s % SnMEs E p!ensc. rFess Eldriia1 ~
inrity," During his net the h!,uso wis nt,olIt Us
sllolit rs graveyard. Miss Maas!n Ciino ia n
very cnalsc apcc!nlon OF tho Serio- cptnie, yot
sho appears 10 10 apprcoatcdi
, 1880-11-12

lesGnng Tho Passion Tiny." Tic Thought Jalas
tsedTtot, In tho hands OF good comoJiap, could
DO t''ndc very funny pnrt.
Mr: Roland 1iced and Mix. Alice IlasttuRs
rifles In THO AruhiHt NjYht organization.
~hich on Monday will stnrt tlnt{or thu, Innnnre.
mont Of 0u1ck and HIasftclj,
: Tho ndyaftee sale of scnts for "f1azol KIrke's
lsrEe hotsca during tho brlcf engagement of tha
MMlso ns.t wnS SaSwy9 1heatrc =, Gopay 1t
and tho play thnt hns long stnco eurnasscj I'D
tnnKest rttn M record in this cn1lntrY,
, 1880-11-12

not pull the purity through -; !" Sce that my
grave IL kept erccn~13lll EnRlist.'
ThB S,ates That went solil for ucr1. fiar-
'ln!tt wuru represented by Il NUMBER of young
Ia,lirs, eacl, luaring banner with tue name
of eacli Shlto on II.
4 M1sTAKE CONNECTED
IN fhs Editor ot 7nt CAttaso Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Nov. A.--Thv writer desires
10 call your attention to thu following cstl-
.ortal tin. appeared In TItE THlnt'SE Nov. y:
T!,o l'en'.,srats '',,.: an; oreen,ackers ns.,In
isnp'blIci.fs was 10 sicicat hifn aid rceen. tic
dtsiriet, thus GM,nknx M tho lOwl dclexntion solhl
ntin9 uttc, Int thu ssp,hll.an candidate CuIts.
p,Iilrtl thr,lHh by I'M votca. THO majority Il
snla!l iut sniE;ieI,t atll lilo 'lelrxatlan Is nnw
miserable ~ t1hE ns ti,ern wcr., my npcckte'
shecp u !lig il4ck. kaseon whl1p1.i h!A HtafI.
2s Wvrr Il "k 5 - ays a @ 'ast t.
1t Is iluw MI aerenn III tfnwkpycdufn.
Tile writer ut the foregoing nrt1ctc Is ,nls+
taken. In tho Sixth District, where Weaver
.lcfenfrtl Judge Sampson twp years nen l.y It
majority If s,ois. ex.State Aitnfney.ticnernl
n. +. Cltts this year defeated .Iuttgu Couk
by II 'la}nrty Ut GU. 1t Is In this ts,rtrl ll.at
tho heavy battle of tho Iowa campaign WIS
fought and won by only snail margin. In
tho Seventh district tiic pop,star Iowan.
''DIsl Il. kAssdll, defvhtett tllH FusIn!i eAn,lt-
dale, Gillette, by nbott a,5O0 minority. t;il-
1c'tr's ,natarity.oyer Cummings twt years aso
WINS te}4. THUS llnve the pOpl,lnr inwtt leaders
In tlle Republican party--Cutts nItt Kass0,I.-
rtaftenirtI tle Sixth mi! Seventh Districts IT,
sFeCttvrly frnM thu misrepresentation, Ut the
tat .lt,nattrs. Welver nni Gillette. The H.
publ Irans LII itawkryet|uni slre Indeed! llnppy
III rlsw Of the prs,t,tl distinction they ltnyo
Mtta'Ilc!l In giving ie,l. t;nreht 10, ,t00 11ajDr-
ity,. Rml in having contributed II snli,t teft-
Entson &c RepullicanH to the next Congress.
Iowa Is tic banner Republican Stats ,f tic:
Ulll0ti, md the writer, Il llNliye Of this gtl-
rlol's State, Is proud OF llcr 1scpnllicnll rec.
0fu. SSAusEY.
, 1880-11-12
AT NILES. MICH.


Special Usrateh 10 Tht Chieaco Tribune.
NlLEs, Mich, Nov. li-An alarm Of fire IN tho
Central School building this morning crcnted
Iuite pn.,io among tho l!ttls olcs, hut tho
teachers soon quilted them, aud no ono WIS ILL
turel. -....
This evening tho City Mill. ". II. Robinson
proprietor, wis r'lttl with tts conutts uf Ern!u.
Loss, HUG: insured In tho Hume, OF New
York, Tor $1,000.
, 1880-11-12
WISCONSIN,.
TIE I.EGlSt.Arltltlt.

8p<eta' Dispiteh to The C5.teaoo Tribune.
MArlsOS, Nov. 1l.-full returns I,lylng
been received Mt tho Secretary Uf Stntes Of
lice Ut tho nlcsllbcra elected 10 tic next Leg
fsatnrc, ! am uble to send you Ii complete
1tst.
, 1880-11-12
MISSOURI,

ST. Louis, No., Noy. ll.-Onn hundred
md tiye counties and st. Louis City, III this
Stnto rs officially Reported to tho Secretary
ot State give lIuncock 1!ts, 100 votes; Garfield,
1881; Weaver, 81, ,1a9; llancock's plurality,
50,trIs; majority, 10,5uo ;-ninn counties yet io
hUAr from.
, 1880-11-12
IOWA.
JOLl.IFlCAT1oN AT C1,EslOS.
RnttLat U,@klfch to TAs 1.hIrooa TrIkt4Af,

HPRtF' ~ *H* EHEtoe0 &'F0"'''
CnEsruS, ill.,, Nov. 1l.--Ihe Republicans
OF this cIty aro holding their lust publication
meeting this evening, mlu ass paFadtng our
streets to tbs tMl!yentnx stratus Ut martial
music, amidst the booming eunion al'4 coll.
tlnuous display Of aseworks ,ulI blowing Of
whistles. Many bustness houses ara !lln'nl-
nate4 along ulo ltne OF nurch. Among
tie translarencles borne by thu Boys
Iu Islus aEe; "ao";>" "'rle l,oys In blue
vote as they shot" Rasnu um's mules could
, 1880-11-12
"REMINISCENCES,

A. eTIttCTLY PRESIDENTIAL ADVENTURE.
Special Dtpateh 10 1hs Chteaao 1ttbuns.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Nov. ll.-rle editor
Of tho NatIonul Republican, gives the fol-
lowing incident Of tha Presidents visit to