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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

-Rccortler 0o witness with band
aged head:) "Did no have auy provo
cation when he struck your" Witness:
"llo may have had something of tho
Kind concaylcd about his person, but
it was brick no struck mo wild"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

"A statistician (bachelor of co,usc)
insists that courtships average three
tons Of Goals each, and we would add,
scores of bad coughs and colds; but
then every prudent gallant is provided
with bottle Of DR.. BnlPs Cough
Syrup: Sold by all druggists. Price
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

AGAIN WE ARE TOLD THAT Hon. A.
IL. Stophons is in oxccllcnt health. Is
lo sempiternaip
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

Tho bathing suit worn by tho
boys along tho river fronts is very
simple and inexpressiblc. It consists
Of a wad Of cotton III each car. 'a~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

INDIANA, Ono, Iowa AND WEST
Virginia voto to-day. lookout for
squalls tomorrow.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
DO YOU WANT HEALTH?

is the inevitable result OF continued suspension
OF tho menstrual flow. It is q condition which
should not be trified with. Immediate reliUf
Is tho only safeguard against constitutional
m RUN. In al eases Of suppression, suspension
or Othor 1rregularfty OF the "cOurseS,h Brad
fields Female Regulator is the only sure RENE
dy It acts by giving tone to the nervous cen
tres, improving the blood and determining d.
legitimate prescription, and the most tnteili.
gent physicians use It,. Prepared by Dr.. j.
by oil druggists. 7I
NoTAsULGA,- ALA, July Z, ls17.
DrG6hoids to Female I Regulator has been thor
and am fully convinced that it is unrivaIed
for all that class OF diseases which 1t claims to
cure. j. G. uUSS, NJ. d.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

GOVERNOR COIQUrrr RECEIVED 4
m'Jority Of over tlfty-sovon thousand
IN a hundred, and twonty-sovcn coun-
tios of Georgia, and full returns arc
expected to pull him over tho sixty
thousand mark. lIe carried several
counties, tho delegates from which
broke up tho State Convention rather
than vote for him. This il ~ sad les
son to tho Independents. Two-thirtls
of tho members of tho Legislature will
vote for Joe Brown for tho Senate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

BALTIMORE IS CELEBRATING HER
hundred and 1lfticth anniversary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

Messrs Lamar, Rankin & Lamar; aentlemen
member OF my family whom feared had
use OF Brewers lung Restorer. HIS condition
was very alarming. TO all Of us, and wo did
every thing we could think OF to Cement him
Without success, until got him bottle of your
Lung Restorer. He began to improve after the
was entirely cured, where feared no cure was
possible, and most cheer ully recommend it to
was coughing and splitting all the time, so in
cessantly that it prevented his sleeping at
fresh him IN the least. Had bit little appetite,
ana since he began tho use OF Brewers Lung
Restorer has slept we'll and his appetite is very
lnuch better. have never seen anything act
SO promptly and effect a cure In so short Il lime
wishing you great success and hOpinQ the
gbove may influence many to try brewers
Lung Restorer where they need medicine to
SSremgtnen ana restore the Lungs to a healthy
Conultlon. am very respectfully
- MRS. f.. j. WILLIAMS.
College.
Sold by the Druggists Of this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

PERRY, HOUSTON CoTNTY, GA.
We have known 'Switt's SypliIttic Snecitic,
tested In hundreds OF OOSttnat cases Of Svnhiiis
McrcurIal rheumatism Scrof,lla etc r. mafin
the most perfect and permanent cures il, euerv
case. ..
Hugh L. Drcnnard, Ell Warren,
Snt D. Ktlcn, j. W. WimberIy'
JFuGe 20. Court, j. G. Gilbert, Drug't,
D. IT, warren, or j. W. Mann,
J. w. LathrOp & Co.. County Treasurer.
Sayhnnoh ga. Wm ID. Pierce, SherifY,
III; JnckS0h .... g. G. Duncan,
w., ;ncPI CIK Supr CT. Day 4 Gordon,
we are, are acqnainted with the gentlemen whose
signatures appear to the above certificate They
arc citizens or said county, of tho highest re,
spectabllity and character. A. 8, Giles
Ordinary Houston Co.. Ga.
y. II. CUILER,
Clerk Superior Court, Houston county. da.
am personally acquainted with tho propric-
tOrs, and many OF tho gentlemen whose sigma
lures appear TO the foregoing certificates. They
ale men OF high character ana standing.
- A. H. COLQUITT
,, Governor or Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga. .
Sold by oil Druggists in this county,
nll for copy Of 'Young Mems Friend.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

noio" At'u UcoH cHlptlcu OF their CON
tents, and that the two sharpers, by
their little game, had victimizod tho
bank TO the tune Of 81 $3.50. Tho bank
oflclals Wero not particularly anxious
10 reherso the details Of the affair last
night. Tho case is in tho hands of the
police.
n ROW IN GREENyILLE.-Asl shooting
scrapc occurred on tho southern out.
SKIRTS OF Grcenvillc about 3 O'Clock
saturday night, in which ELI Moore,
col0red, was shot through tho arm,
ana Alfred King, colored, through
pom hahds, the right leg, and in the
icft breast below the region of the
heart. The shooting was done by O
man or men Oh horseback, between
whom and tho negroes n quarrel be.
gun. Rocks were thrown by tho nc.
groes, and pistols fired in return. II
Is impossible to get at the facts of the
case just now. Considerable excite.
mcnt prevailed for time among the
colored people, and Mayor Towncs
and tho police force repaired TO the
scene, and quiet was restored. The
men on horseback fled after the shoot
ing. Sheriff Gilrcath is in pursuit,
and Will arrest al parties who partici-
pated i'll the much regretted occur
renee. Kings wounds are serious.
Tho cause OF tho shooting was a wan
ton attack by colorcd Republicans
upon some colorcd Democrats.
"A Cambridge, Massachusetts,
mother sent her small boy into tho
country, and after week Of anxiety
received this letter: "I got here ali
right, and forgot to write before; il
q very nice place to have fun. A fol-
ier and l went out in n boat and the
boat tipped over, and man GOT me
out and didn't know any thing for a
good long while. The other boy has
got to be. buried after they find him.
Ills mother come from Chelsea, and
she cries all the time. A boss kicked
mo over. and l have got to have some
money to pay the doctor for fixing nv
head. We arc going to set an old
barn on fire tonight, and should
smile if We don't have bully fun.
lost my watch and am very sorry. I
shall bring home tame wood chuck,
III can got 'em in my trunk"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

Clothing for Mon, Youths and
Boys we'll made, good quality and
always cheap in price.
SuaENHEiMER g. GRorscHEL.
, 1880-09-14

into true aenso Of her position and the position
she placed mo in. There was no attempt to kill
It Ia my recollection that Kicked her, and that
ner 1.s, chlef Injuries ..,.n,na. we're abons the
doubtless henri. And DO yt,n suppose my js!ry
wnttld Aeiltf n,nn up for attempt itl kt! nnicr
tacl1 GircntnstanGea? Noe shut was fired 1T her
She hlfcuvered II WA me. and after tho aHray
wo ha,l n laliy. merry tatk. and fully know
lying on tho bed bleeding. I knew
h9l to Rat out, and. bidding her good-by,
told hcr whnt to do. and that would meet her
somu daY mad We Try to como together asa!n. !
100 ts ,a. II ayb;fcnk ,,a fgas 0y1slt s T5eq a
sos away. sinee s' leaving n'GSSa; h"'ac hare
curfcapontled With my daughter Maybe. and
have steH son. From them know That my
wlfu B.ou recovered and Ia all right ut the
present time. sho IL trying to dispose Of
sone twenty ncrcs Of land belonging to
ne. but nobody VIII buy because
lug ny nwn. don't sco what she wants mo ar.
Nothing Of The casn IA known hcre. and the
police presume Whsson tells tho truth. Thore
500 reward for Wnx%,na capture. and
TINT ne wna badly wautetl ut Feora 1Ie Ger.
taitily has been dung everything In his power to
keep bis identity u himself. Letters sent b lin
hy aIs daughter were ad:lrc*scd simpty to i" 4 j.
has, ~ Tar ~ known. clt!sely Kept hls own cnun-
sels. Tho Peoria Sheriff is ptcled hero to-day,
and then tho full facts III tho case will bo
knuWn.
, 1880-09-14

Some aamples Of new harley have nlso ap-
color, Nillicrs' ATTENTION bayo been de. de-.
voted .aln,ost exclusively tu tho homo
product, which WIS i,trchasnhIe Mt s,lc'l
very moderate prices tint for tho time fUroIE1.
Wna left sat Vt AeeU;iiit,
The supply, ,of Impaired having quito out-
stripped tic denlnnd, arrivals have Gone Into
warehouse. The week cosed With a weaker
fcelinkt though PRICES showed no ut,0tablo
were ~, l4i quarters ii lis al, against 1906
Quarters ut dis lid for tho corresponding pc
rf4tl last year.
Imports Into tho Kingdom during tho week
cilttlMg Sept. ! were 2,l05,ET cwt. Of wheat
aud VAC, f8 cwt. Ut flour.
, 1880-09-14
KENO.
Tho Mayor and the gatnblcrs,

Tn8 mayor ana TIC Tam DlcfNs
Tho Mayor Is VERY touchy on tho question Of
7 tho non-cninrccmcnt Of the ordinance In refer.
cnce tn gamblers aud gambling Institutions. 4
reporter had n talk with him on tho subject yea
tesslay, 0nd his apology for rot enforcing the
ordinances WAS that bis predecessors had not
dono 1t, which is not exactl5-tho case. Al first
he refused To Bay anything hut before the re-
porter h4f opportunity 10 excuse bis intrusion
he found himself perfectly leluged with
expressions Of n non-comm!ttal ur theo-
retical character. ills story WAS, sub
sAntIally. that when ho came Into otlIco there
were twenty.one hrst.rlasa gambling houses IN
Ten. I'D yet 40 ue nc hss % hc.ni Of bis eos1g
ahy of thein out When electcd no said. scvci,
honncs were running IN tho Wtat SIDE, of which
stato street and waoaih ayen,ic which e, were 10 10
t sbo :. y Is ioan e hs Guy things "0Fe
undcr shg o!d regime. hs salA, the police wese
paid ~ Mueh II week. BY lhe Hnint,linK establish
With this elect''al'y, and denies TINT they aro
IT, s poefc oss ~ md II the tiSer s fot H 't III II
Of tho gamblers who have been pulled by
him. Or his orders. still owe their fines. court
plains this cordilon Of affnr*, however. by say.
at,x tat eho po,ico nov hnyo trnc acecsa to al
ar% ILL., j. Scins acie e. cene ana ~, % nt T. pIeas
ure, they have ttUtouRh supervibnu drer than.
and that if.stuai III projecting tho Rhmblers they
eseeed aes es1see'nf the 'n0''0' public against being
This 4 bis policy, he says-a sort of conpeo-
mise with the Inv w-nrcaketa.-whch several ialn.
!afEtf advised HIN to try rs tho best COURSE, ynt
II he be!icvcd that hu ct,,lld entirely suppress
gambling he would do Il ns soon rs ha woulll kill
thuugit, ind be wnnte4l It distinctly undcrstood,
sns projecting thu citizens rnther than the rum
es ss sass 9 ~sse sas t"R 1 as
ut the ttlnG. Then aKalu, nc conttnded
, 1880-09-14


LONDON. Sept. 13.-The .]fnrk Lans En-
press, In Its review OF tie HrIttsh gratn.trade
uo past week, says: The harvest Is nearly
completed In most OF tho English counties,
anu quite finished in tho south. The gralnls
s'!e: M'!ossly stacked, and ~ very excellent Gun.
a,'llon, and tie thrashtlg las been proceed-
hK freely. Tho wlcat-crop IL variable ut
psst, .s AMI very generally d1sappolntlnR. q con-
saaesable proportion bviug bltRhtod. The
NAeat Yield Inns been generally oyoresti-
nated. because insufficient allowance .was
.laue for tho Inevitable results OF blight aud
ha'sleW. fine weather ut the end OF summer
ushx expected to romedy the shortcomings
Ne aa'eFse season. !.
,,! Root crops have been in great need Of rain,
., aue ground got very dry ald hard. Satur-
aals splendid ruin therefore was generally
"s'someA. The bulls OF the Irish and Scotch
favps hnyo been secured unIer the most
4aS3Fahla circumstances.
~ ,GyasrlllKs Ut English wheat In Mark Lake
..ts ~ Iia PROVINCES hlYo been moderate, ami u
ssy ssay !atge proportion OF the saulplcs are In
eSee!leht condition, The contrast with lust
EATS wretche4 produce IL Mnst marked.
, 1880-09-14

Ono Of the most popular plays In tho repertoire
Of tho Union squaro Theatro Company, "Tho
nunkers Daughter" tho Joint work Of btr,
Bronson Howard and hi. a. II. Cazaurnn, hus
been revived ut Hnyerly's. This work has boun
many times given in this city by Mr. a. II.
Ta!mcr's ts0upo and by tho company under tho
management of Nj. colIiur, Nothing therefore
need b. said Of tho play itself except to remind
tho patrons OF tho theatro that It aims to H.
lnstrate tho truth that in both man and
woman tho latcst lovo Ia at,pnco the atrong-
est and tho noblest, bocauhe 1t oarr'cs with
1t what first love neysr does,-tho i,ldoFYo-
mont Of tho intellect empowered by t!Iue md
experience to judgu of tho worthiness Of 1tR
own object, It seeks 10 show how a love barn OF
tho romantic imagination IT KirihuDi tnAy bD
tnadu to KyG Wny hofOr1 tho AllirpHGtlts pro-
sonipd TO lts object III q noble, aeit.sncrIno!pX
manhood. rho lnAhnor In which thu authors
have illustrated thoag truths tho public md tho
press, not only OF this cnuntry, but Of tohi0N,
hay0 Approved. in tho prcacnt production,
Messre, Thorne. Stoddart, Walden Ha1nsey, Aiiaa
E!IIa. Wilton, slIsa Maud Harrison, Mrs. +: J.
rhips an4 sss ,sx suh G9xsI Glay .ho
selves last ssltnsnor In thls city, THO
r6fo of Philippe, formerly enacted by Mr. Polk, Is
nov assumed Dy Mr. L0lnoyno, md TINT gontle-
mans original rhc, on Itrotcne, q nuw Gauetcd
by Mr. r. u. Morr!s. Wo had Nr. John Tar-
sollo "a Laurence lFtslbrM,k lust yeaFt now Wa
have Mr. II. +. llAty in tho part. 5iAt l.nRhh,n'a
Cufpto n0x falls to lilo lot 0e 3fr. Waiting, aud
Mnnfpt!tafs ia presented by Mr.. Owen Fnwuctt.
We will dafor c0EnMent upon Tho aeking.
, 1880-09-14
IN DIA.

LONDON, Sept. ia correspondent Of the
Times at Calcutta reports tfat Getl. Sir Ed
win D. johnson has resigned Ills posi- tlon rs
military member Of tho Supreme Court Of
India, because Of an inttmation that he had
incurred the ceilsure Of her MRjcstY's Gov
ern,ncnt In connection with the late failure
Of war estimates. GeIl. Donald Stewart will
succeed him.
TlIE CHOPS.
During the week the crop prospects In Pun
Iaub. the Northwest PROVINCES, aud elsewhere
have much Improved.
, 1880-09-14

yELLoW-FEVE1l At HAVANA.
HAVANA, Sept. 1S.-Twenty deaths from
yellow-fever aiid four from smallpox for tue
week ended Friday night Inst
MEDIATION.
=, ,R'oME, Sent; l9.--The plrttto states tllat
States.
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from Ro,ne
says: 'rhe tlIree South American PUwers at
,snr on thu Pacific coast have accepted the
offer Of tho United StatGs to mediate.
, 1880-09-14

N4GF-bEA4Ek$
Thotnns WATSON. Rrzzly-groy ind hard.
hooking old man of ol yoars4 wasarreated ycstor-
day near tho corner OF Ccn.ro aye-
nuo aud Twenty.sec0nh stfept by
Officers Thomas Murphy and Ii. Connery,
OF tho Wost Twelfth 6treot Station,
who reccntly heard that Whsson was
wanted for killing hEa wife about s'x weeks agn
at peoria. Thesr Information was tn part
wrong, but this IL Ut 10 consequence whom 1t Ia
taken into confederation that wusson IL d sharp.
shsawd. and desperate character, md was buddy
wanted by thu FoortK Bhcsltt for IN assault with
iutons to kill comm,ttct' upon his divorced vito
about year ARu. The sheriG was heso about
wuak ug0 trying to Duh whcro Wasson Waa Stop
ping. Blnguiarly ouough ho lid not consult
with tho po'lce about tho case, but
wSnt soou5 T., tow" On aa a's own book t5y
L.,sisess YostersIaS S''ssr TEonss aSr.,Ss u u:
Nndor Thy Manu- OF Watson Ct y house near the
corlier af ceatre aysnne altl Twsnty.s .socond
strcet md TUT h9 W. sa, wotkln9 in ao!ao I'd;
sasily captured tlislV nun: who was unaer tho
Influence Of Ii1unr, aud tos. Yuod naturcd TO
fse IL w ~ pesfsey hSwssss
e. e. sss +, sa as IT, s$5se' ~ *
ats s! ~ iacns 1 @ ,an ~ sts si i, tse Sssns
Was:e yPer sas" I'D % ca L'iEss al aso 1 Il:
ed H. h.; ~shS h. zen
20 ose @ now at stH ssas i aD sss k hausies.
ss asss e s vi s xsss; Il ~ IT,
well street, aud only Icts last woek for ths pur~
Pose ot gvt!lns hcltor sset,mtn.r!a 4 tlons ut tho
IVY Whit WI! they DO win you aF peostas" asked
, 1880-09-14

TIE aEiMAN M ,s'.!s EsPEioms AnnnEss ~ Io 1is
Aa oS iu.,-h ME - ton.s, y,n, oH snA"'
afIiun, m,,c;,cu,,,rtt % anncan,l ] @ Ills inorninp
with The following address BY tic @ Emperor ti
,sa ~ v'em "n s v t,s
" oou"n' "!i'c''' col!''e''oiAVGa Wy tle p4es9
by tio peoulo tomorrow, for, tslongh tho
Gfeff6 H. and bstte ws forK On t
o1t'5 s.s"Ia VI. ts,u ~ Cant sor,,u,. =.
TitE GEnAAN HOST: To-day l hnys ueuptys
fo!t leslt9 to unite With you ln g celebratEl.g tho
ny Is G' ssa ts sks' ss rs 9
q e. tne n9at EorLoaa yietorics I'LL ~ thG hIatnry q
tno world; 70 these who a. that time re- already
sG,sselots WHY which wy olstoFet !nt9 tllt.t war
WIN ~ a'ty KNOWN 10 Us tor lts aIainR1lsnca
ofty fet ee nap sa aryns Sfsa fro sao
n,ted stoGd Up for the hoor q thS gorn,n
q anxioas expeetatioa; y tho rapid sac-
aYs: Ssf9' e afa nh nfaSse hnw a nj sean
tlio deolslyo biow wis dealt Ia a in,.nncr far ex-
tions. also remind you, with fcolings Of The
wnrn,est aratitu'lo. OF the highly deserving men
wao iod yo.' n that glorious time: and. !ast OF
a! remind yG ct H. gEiGEous aaa bitterly
trrt,a ~ ,1rnnh at.rj .o,vh
w, " W. - srnt i'1 Mo ~ III,
MI Az hnars tn Hal hu iii w. draw t,t1t %nst
Srcath. md Il viii iii cur ja,ost nostcrjty With
priae il, tho deeds OF thor forofathoTs. How III
mo continue 10 1.-Two fcelln9s Of dcopUst thank
futness for Coda beniEnant grace, and OF tho
hiKhcat gratitude 10 all in ln<tioular who ca.,o 9
1nrEnFd ~ taat ttmo w!tn aG.ai ana rcao tnAn W.
,s amht n9vo MIon @ e,ionsa atvaiy
nn1t3 ~ ~ sIU" w. nur u thap n.o taain,a itl
Snniafn nc sHins IN mo aa Ionn M md lnafSs n
ilfc, and that M list shnughs viii po 4 dcsjro
for blessing Vi, tho army hut may tho army,
10 consolo,lsHcas nf Us Ka'ser'e 9EntItude and
warta love. as well NJ In tho Just pride ~ tts
hqg9 neht9vemonts ton yenFs afEn, DO, always
aanalu! ot Ibis: tnAt u caIs ohiy MccnHpHtiH
on S III tSS ~ s3 cn3 ,nr TT an tne n sr
Nv npnscyvtn. IN iii nrntmst M .mncs fhe str;nrsstt
iiarInima II i s,ttto"nc" III IL nr,.tMrntnrv ttatnimr
f0r VII neyor wunrIos II. md II. fnftherm,nrSs'
tho liKhtest detail IL not dlslnlned in order to
4iyo 4 ilrn, and snte foundation 70 it's trained
otiiGloncy. May these very words bc at ali tinlcs
fu!!y tNken ~ heart. when !, too. am no nloros
ana ta0n tho USE'nan n9st 10 f4tu5e @ ttaes o os
Etesa .fnaoo-wacn nuo a. ooa xeon 5a5 awhy XXX
st,,nafnst ,sor9 ~ n" ~ iharisns ase w 'He
r. pood,,v ha ,,oo.,,ad that thn anno"r.
~ nsy .eaIy iy W a Wy tnaI a,,
.c, " lily r. ;as a,,rta ~ tha M .,ns
~ H. , ,a a. nxint e..To F.,
o. o evet tim 'IIm thnit m 'p hToot un.Gn1 ~ ~
lH4Cut&F VI AAnA7 AH@F t34C1k h'NiskHt h"ss
, 1880-09-14

Ihe distinguished gentleman from the Far
Wcst known III Hu1alo Dtll has hrau new
borlar Jrama. expressly wrttsuu for htm by John
A. Stevens, who has made hIn1so!t moro or leas
WILDLY known III y play vailed "gho Unknown"
Thi4 busder drutua was prudncatl tor tho ttraE
slulu IN this city lust ught. IT y called "The
Prairiu Wall aud introduces l1ts!sana, tE1tppors,
,st.,uts, ,, rcsl iayo mu!cs, xunpowdeE. h,Tlo:
play, Il was reoc!yed with appreciation by
cFuNdnd house,,
, 1880-09-14

INTERNATIONAL RE0ATTA.
: LONDON, Sept. 13.-Dlackman. Cannon,
and cIasper will compete In the international
regatta on the Thames.
CnLLArBED.
The nailmnkcrs' strike in Worcestershire
and StntFordshiro has collapsed, the lcstltu-
tlo1, OF t}aomen making It Impossible for them
to continue It,
WILL RTl1KE.
LONDON, Sept l3.-Tho Accrtngton wenv-
efs held MI enthusiastic meuttng tonight,
md decided to strike. Thoy will be sup
Ported by levy OF twopel,ce per loom
throughout northeast Lancashire.
WOOL.
r. At the wool sales to-day prices were quite
tlf', and tile delnatlh bot1l for hume and
toftign was well sustained. Six thousand
9a;ss h9lti, chiefly Port Phillip, Sydney, aud
DYNAMITE.
"A parcel containing four pounds of
usyllamlte. connected with tube filled With
pIslGlssaoli.taps aud gnnpoWder, was fou1la
4naer rail OH the London i Northwestern
L1lhe, sixteen miles from the Euston, Lon.
9tsota, terminus this morning. It IL supposed
uie express train to Scotland passed over tho
.n!nGu ta!l two hours previous to the tllScov-
sssy' but the tube was shaken FROM the rail- by
w ~ motion Ut tho passf1K train, or otherwise
ttsMetl To act. There ia no clew To the perpo-
, 1880-09-14

SAN FltASclsco, CAL, Sept. 13.--A Call
reporter visited Calistosa yesterday, and III
tetsiswea 4. c. Tlolenor regarding tie al-
legged extraction Of gold FROM water. Ticll-
cnoT explained Ills mode OF manipulation,
aence OF fraud, aiM tilat tila Whola thing IL
, 1880-09-14

LONDON. Sept. l3.-1'lte Pose's dispatch
from Berlin says Prince Bismarck has abau-
loned the project uf n b1nleta1llc system.
A NOrlCEAULE FACT.
BERLIN, Sept. lS.-'rha high lionors re-
cCIyed by the Crown Prince Of Austria tere,
especfuliy tlla Emperor personally decorating
Cause much remark.
, 1880-09-14
Montenegro Makes q Concession
, to Assist In Reaching an
Understandings.
This the Powers Have Placed
Before the Porte as an
Uttimatum.
Au Attempt 10 n1ow Up m English
Railroad Train with Dy.
Mantle.
Recent Estimates Of the English Wheat
Crop Believed to Bo 0veresti-
mateu,
TURKEY.

THE wHlM Or DEsPoT.
CoSsTASTlsoPLE, oept. a'-on WeoileS"
da5 tne oaltai'' WHO ha't see'hea 10 pu III
couctl'a1osf ihooa, snauehiY cnah9ea us
tone n1'tl fepfoachea Apeaa'1' tash''' la'e
Minister OIL fofe'glt AHalrs, WIN hnaKinH
unnecessary CONCESSIONS 10 INC 1'oWers IN tne
phlcleho aiiait' 1helo can W ~ aoupt thas
tue chhhRca @ono OF ule 1Alpanians ana oi
he f"h'cc ato i"t'in"te'y eo1l'lce!co, uat !. ~
not easy to determine "i'ether tnc ALBANIAN
lnenaces VI tes'st"nco n"se H's'te1eo llo
sa'ta''' e"us.ns MN 10 hpanuoh ms iulehlton
10 ceue DnlclB'o, or "heLler i'o 1loser feaiiy
Mten''.,i ~ te'e ~ ".',t ""a p'4f"telS '"o''"
ea1ea u'e 1ehe"ssa tes's'a'ee'
TIE COLLECTIVE NOTE.
LoSooN' aept' io."-A iela h1spateh says
"Ifo eo!lective M note o., reforms III ARMENIA,
pleseatea 10 tre w Iol1e oal"Fu"y. sealellngiy
eratlclses tne 1uIKish note on LUG sans SUD
Jul, uecHA.cs .lnt uo 4elo!tHs nGie'. MI.
po,n'asu W. ."ucqu"te. MALLS a,,.,. 'o Vi" ~
ae''lss sseAlns sAsusss ~. =, aom,, a.u ~
nlnos Observation-Disclosures a''o 1ao te''ot"''on "
ofaeE
ssni'a "'sl,"ssnea eoa'nlh NV iepots aa.s M
We Ftthce ~ Aionte'seslo nus "Eleeu "
waiVe als e!aa'n 10 u'tiasen aao 1fuaa II
uulclsao Is surrendered.
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Correspondence at F1ehha aiscFca'ts the
aspo5l u eol''s'on pe]"eeh 1a1pa'il1us a111
Turks.
The correspondent Of the Times Mt Raglisu,
in II dispatch tntetl Sunday, denies that tho
Prince OF Montenegro IL inclined to preclpt-
tate ,nntters by lasty action, as he considers
III tone'n ;,s"t uou' :" ''o''ot ~ p'oeulo 'oo
ecss'oh ol Dnletsho'
THE FRENCH.
, 1880-09-14

Nat Goodwin and biz company aro always cnr-
tain u do a gt,od business III Chicag0, aud III
consequences tho handsome theatre recently
opened undor tho management Of Mr.. iIa1nlin
was wei! tilled last nyenlnx.
"IIobblos" IL not now 10 the Chicago public.
but there Il 70 much In 1t to auuse aad 90 little
TO woaty that its popularity seeu1s satlar to ill.,
crease than wuue-somethtns not often 10 "
Sald Of other pieces which depend solely upnu
&hR excelIouClQs of ono Or tWn porxQns Tor
, 1880-09-14

DeuMan Thompson lust night began tho second
week Of hls present engagement ut Movtckor's
1hsatro. Tho rush for seats Ia quito al Kreat liz
1t was last wcoki indeed, peoplc arc booking two
city. Uncls J0si, With bis pntupkins, bta hay
seed. anu bly, rustic simplicity and us,n'm6l,
rcatler. le With us during tho next four wccks.
Miss Logan, tho soprlno, had allel 10 her cal-
lucttpn Of bAltada tho old 1aooblte HUNG, ''Muo.
efeKkurA 0atheElnK," which AAo tendusb With
AnU dramatic effect.
, 1880-09-14

driven to the nearest statlon-louac. She was
there dressed by two female lpttRcrs. Sfl,'
was then tnkcn to tho hospital. Her name is
aafd to be Mary Coyfe, n servant 0f MI ~.
town hotel. Thu AurgcDll pronounced her
Insane: cnuRt ljltkltUWll,