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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23
The COngrssiOn nal Canvass.

The following list of appointments for
Joint discussion between Hon. l.. q. Houk
and Thomas L. Williams, E O., candidates
for congress, from the second district OF
Tennessee have been agreed upon:
BLOUNT COUNTY.
Louisville, Tuesday, October 18th.
KNOX COUNTY,
Powell's Station, Saturday, October 2Srd.
Campbell Station, Monday, October
25th.
New Salem Church, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 9th.
Thorn Grove, Thursday, October 18th.
Knoxvil friday. October 10Th.
Speakers each day will commence
promptly at II o'clock m. All are cor
daily invited.
J c.. j. WILLIAMS,
CHI mn Dem. Cong. Elk. Com. End dist.
j. NJ. CoRDELL,
Ch'mn Rep. Cong. Elk. Com. End dist
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Live SE0cR 6aFRex.
TCoRRYcTEp DAILY.1

Reported for tho CHRONICLE by Jones. Les
Caldwell, Butchers.
Knoxville, Oct. =.
REVIEW.
Cattle in good supply. Hogs in demAnd
for October. Sheep scarce.
BEEF CATTLE.
No. DC; good fat, 1aa24c; medium, lie;
com mon, dull.
HOGS.
Gross, 4a44c; net. 6a53c.
SHEEP.
No. /, 21c; common, &c; common Haze.
CALVES.
SI.5Oto $500. sccording::o quality.
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NAL ARIAL
POISON.

The principal cause of nearly all sickness at
this time OF the year has its orisin IN a disor-
dered Liver. which, if not regulated in time,
great suffering wretchedness and death will
ensue. A gentleman writing from Sou b America
saw: Il bavs used your Simmons Liver kegu;;
lator with good effect. both as prevention and
cure for AaisTial FeVers On the lsthmus OF
Pan.ma."
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SOLE AGENT
400 BROADWAY, NEW fokh'

Since the introduction Of this Spool COTTON
into the American market, It's success. mas
been unprecedented. No other brand OF
thread has ever met with the same amount
of public favor in the same space OF tlme'
The 80. n. r." manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance Of the Sew
inc Machine and to make n six-cord cotton,
which has ever since been the recognized
standard for machines. .rtt- ~. -.
All the improvements in machinery that
The inventive genius of the nineteenth CEN
fury has produced have been adapted by the
manufacturers of 80. N. t." ~ e.ss sf
At all the great International Fairs of the
world, 80. n T." has been awarded the
highest honors.
The 40. n. r." factories at Newark, N. J.
and Paisley, Scotland employ $500 opera
tives-make sufficient thread daily to go a.
round the world four times. a.. r.. n
Consume 140 tons of coal daily. et
The manufacturers of 30. n. T." are the
largest manufacturers of Spool Cotton in the
| world. es7f s-i'
| A full assortment cf this Spool CotteI, can
| be had of wholesale and retail at
| ALVIN BARTON'S.
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CAUTION k GSes f t. s' 1 many .y worthless
- on our reputation, we deem 1t due the afct
fS0 warn them Ask for DAYS KIDNEY
k&D, and take no other,
S~ sals Dv HUNTER o CO.. Knoxville, Tenn.
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GgKsuMFTlla Can BE GgRG3l
w. u; HALL
t :;s q: nALSAm

Cures Consumption, Colds, PneumO-
mia, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Group, Wkooping Cough, and all Dis.
eases Of tho Breathing Organs. 1t
sOothes and heals the Membrane Of
the Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by
the disease, and prevents the night.
sweats and tightness across the chest
which accompany it. CONSUM MP.
TE0N is not an incurable ma!ady.. 1t
is only necessary to have the, right
remedy, and HALLS BALSAM IS that
remedy. DON'T DESPAIR OF RE:
LIEF, for this benign specific will
cure you, even though professional
aid fails.
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ALVIN BARTON'S.

@EEscH Agents Prent Per Week WIN
An0Dnn prove il or forfeit 500. ~ Outfit free
UVOsOO a. RIDEOUT 90. us FultonstN@y
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G9e 9ailp G5ror1itlt.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
Rates Of Advertising.

Per month by carrier or By man. IS
Per year By mail 90
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Rev. E. F. L.GAUss, Galena, Ills, writes -"For
ov ten years b ave been great sufferer from
pains in the small Of the back and region Of the
Kidneys which was most eXcruciating and at
no relic and l. was finally advised to go abroad
and elk the climate of my yOut In Germany
and Switzerland, eminent physicians, after close
examinations, q clare my SutterngS to arise
from dise3ase of the Kidneys of long standin and
could do no good. | was b viewer benefited by
the climate and consequently returned. NO
sooner had | been back and began my pastoral
work when the old trouble grew again SO intense
as W make life a burden. A few nronfhS ago
Pa1s ,nt s possession of one of Days Kidney
a aus p4I II On, and tn effects Wer truly Won
derful. The ms at once rrtw less an are now
alter wearing the second P d entirely gone and
sere Gdm ~ no ooo0t but that am entirely cur
am strong and look a-ain the VerV r;ctIire of
health. / write this perfectly voinntariiU and It
actated on 6nly oy HrG d aha g gratitude: Indeed,
and great benefactOIS of mankind. Nav ali the
sufferin, be helped as have been is my earnes
wish. d"
MRS. R. L. SPORE, svARoN, sw1s.-"The doc
tors had given my mother up with what they
called Bright'S Disease. She Is now wearing
DAYS Pap. gaining strength, and improving
LARlMORE g. DEAN. Druggists, Niles. Mich.
80 years in business Kidney Pad is
fsc ng large sale and gives better general salts
CGSp Hl5n any remedy we ever sold"
az 10 In MElTZEL, Policeman, Lancaster, Pa
nlaint ana o zen great sufferer from Kid ey com,
ke-ter thu a Gttef wearing your Pad % days feel
Or ). J. sTONER. De Be s sFarS ne ..vo,- Pad &c
oGoing great good here. 1t sells every dav and
gives universal satisfaction w. 49,
pos e se On ~ y aag s Or sent by male Gree Of
o; Special Pad textra slzeI S30o S TndL
Sl,69 Our book, "How Life was saved oiyin %
onS nisoty Oh ms new discovery, and large rec
ora OF most remarkable cures sent free Writa
Ior II. Address, DAYS KIDNEY PAD ca, ,To oite
do, U. NN''A0A0
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Rates OF Advertising.
IL lines solid Nnnpareil constitute one inch.
One inch each insertion. 90
w Special rates on application for advertise
ments by the year or month.
Local Notices Is cents per line each insertion.
City Notices 10 cents per line first insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Al
other advertisements payable on demand after first
insertion.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
One year .s.-........S1 50
Clubs Of Twenty, or over. per COPY ....... 90
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LNVhHEIAEU OA1LAsI
KNOXVILLE Oct. p.
Coffees and sugars dull and of ct,
S2xSe, H0aDs.
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HUNTS remedy

EHOsN ~ I'VE GD
CURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES
FAIL, as it acts directly and at once on the
Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them
to q healthy action. HUNTS REMEDY is n
safe, sure and speedy cure, and hundreds have
been cured by it when physicians and friends
had given them up to die. Do not delay, try at
once HUNTS REMEDY.
Send for pamphlet to
Prices, rs cents and S1.25. Large size
the cheapest. Ask your druggist for HUNTS
REMEDY. Take no other.
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wholesale Grocery Market.

TCoRREcTEp DAILY
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-23

Cas- aeEs Goods.
REGA6h.

AFOoe rs Drug.
Indigo,S.F. o D S5a$I 90
E" Madras 75a / 0O
Dutch Nader LA Is
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Parafne, per ID 23aS
Star, full weight IL
+" light " 1zh
, 1880-05-16

Cincinnati to-uorrpw. for the benefit of Hall,
the Cleveland player whose laG was broken IN
gamc last week.
Mike " alst and Gillian, both excellent League
nm i:res. hsre resigned, and will not be ava1la-
ble this Year, tnore's the pity.
Al Spaidsng has Just added to his stock Of val
unble pu blicat1ons by the issue Of "SpaidinG
Othcial CroQuet Manual, continuing rules ul~
recuons. etc., OF interest to the lovers OF tna1
game. -
Crookcdncss Is charged n9ainst DAILY, the one, :,
armed pitcher Of the Baltimore team. Il IS salu
he attempted to throw the game Of lust Monday
and Wills to have half Of Sta0 bet on Tue AZ
banys-
Calvin Is to join the BuGaios at Cincinnati thn
psstna II d agasf nse2s e @
be no need of change NGtinnixle aaa. nwwt
ever, is unreliable, and the Buffalo management
has done well to provide against possible con-
tingencies.
A Providence paper has sent out sheet pur-
porting to contain pictures Of the Providence
team fur 1880 Judged by this showing tney
easy be gFoap q, inc woua
be refused to any man wearing such q mug Us
these poor wretches have been supplied with by,
the artist
A Washington paper exposes its ignornance n'a ana
and Goldsmith are not as strong rs Lnrktn ana
Haukinson In Chicago" The genius who con-
ceived this absurd ea had better take 1ook Ut
and compare them with the scores Of the first
nine played BY Chicago In 18Th
Thomas E. Abrams died Mt his residence In.
Lnnsingburg Friday night, OF consumption,
after lon; Illness. He was captain Of the orig
inal Haylnakers Baseball Club, and acquired
func MS Il heavy batter and sure fielder. BE-
fore his Illness be was n fine specimen Of Physi-
cal manhood, and prided himself on feats Of
muscular skill and endurance. and it was little
thought he would BECOME II victim to consump-
tioa This leaves only three Of the original
Hayuakers above the sod, Steve King, William
II. Crayer. and Cal Pentield.
, 1880-05-16


More than 1000 people attended the game yes
terday afternoon between Chicago and Nnnalo.
and saw the homo team WIN oy sooro OF 10 .
merely by superior fielding, as the batting was
about equai OIL both sides, and strong on nei-
Their. For the first SIX innings the visitors
were blanked, but in the seventh safe hits
1y Richa rdson, Poorman, and Crime, with errors
b, Quest and Flint, allowed them to get away
with threo unearncd runs. They never saw
first base after that, however, and at their half
-of the ninth inning retired with the third de-
feat scored against them In Chicago. It WAS in
the second inning that Chicago broke the ice
with TWO tales. Kelly, after hitting nine fouls
over left field fence and letting in a boy each
time, hatted terrific liner which Hornug. like
everybody else. misjudged, and on which Kelly
made third. After Goldsmith had been put out
on a weak hit to Poorman, Flint tried tb1Aattcr
With strong bounder too hot to handle cleanly,
and Kelly came in from third with an earned
49,, n,,r,s h,+ o ea.-o,na orounder which Rich
fou' ou.ns ~ sa'neo s.'.N.,." - 49,,
ate-9n ola wen 70 stoP' out WHICH, NC toae"
wild tof1r6t. carving Burns to second and Flint
, 1880-05-16
Knowles Insect Powder Gun is by far the best.
THE TRIRUNE RRANCH OFFICES.

THE TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES:
TN ORDER TU ACCOMMODATE OUR fU11EH-
l. ous patrons throughout the cits. we hare estnb-
designated below whore advertisements Will be
Otf1ce, and will be received until ~ n'cUck IN.
SOUTH DIVISION. 49,,
]. Il It. S1MMS, booksellers ind St1ttoners, Ii
TwentY-secOnd-Ht ...
". i! BOGAlsT, Druggist, Gss Cottage Groye-av-
uorthwe corner Thlrty-hftt-st.
II. ". BUCHANAN, Druggist, corner Thirty-drst ana
6tnte-Bts. x..,,.
CffAS. BENNETT, Sewsdcner, statoneF, etc. 9n
West Madispn-st-, near Wesieta-nv,
TIL. .S0NSiCHSES. Druggist, e~ Blue 1sAnd-a7-
il. c. HEKKiCK. Jewelcr, Newsdcaler, and FAnc5
Goods. ~ Lake-sk-, corner Lincoln.
IL b. KRAFT, Druggist, Gil West MadisOn.st, cornar
= NORTH DIVISION.
L. RUkL1NGHAM 4 CO. druggists. fa5 Nortn
Clnrk-st corner Division.
+. NJ. WILLIAMS CO., Druggists. s:5 Laf1abec-sL'
corner Sophia. ..,,.
LOUIS l. NEEBE, Printing and g. Adycrtis;nE .ra;anz
St. between l4u9al!e and Wells.
, 1880-05-16
SUBURBAN.

HYDE PARK.
There is considerable talk around the village
of moving he,Ntllage Hall and offices to Grand
Crossing, and there erecting structure which
will cost something like S50,0 900. The grounds on
which the removal Is suggested are that Grand
Crossing is about the centre Of the village, and
is the point which can be reached most easily by
the trains from all parts it being divided by the
Illinois Central, Michigan Southern and Fort
Wayne Railroad, tracks, und the town being
built around their crossing. These lines are
aud Michigan Central Railroads, while tho Balti-
more s. Ohio is about quarter OF mile north
OF the crossing,
voted to manufacturers, favors the removal,
while those near the present site Of the hull do
not care to have It retained there, rs IL . Of no
village number favor it from the fact that If
the matter of a site is not settled before long
there are chances OF the ball being moved stu
Of few years. H..
The parties who seem to take the most inter;
est IN be It DoHa3 aRRoar VERT to csepy ae now
f. Sass .s2Ssi ssrs R'ass sesess ss:S
be leading centre very shortly. as tho factories
now located there will bring others. The town
is happy IN the possession % Qf @ patch factory.
chine chin WORKS. case case Victory, a 1inseed.oi MILL
u chemical works, and a blrb-fence works. while
there Is some talk OF boot and shoe Factory
locating there.
EVANSTON.
The Hinuau prize was awarded to Mr. J. s.
Conwell.
DR.. z. o. Haven. the lately-electcd Bishop Of
the Methodist Church, and DR.. c. H. Fowler, tho
new Secretary OF the Board of Missions, have
both been President OF tho Northwestern Uni
versity.
After an interruption Of three weeks caused
by illness, Dr. ]. S. Jewell will this afternoon re-
sumo his Sunday lectures on Bible subjects,
in the Methodist Church.
The Rev. Dr. Jewell will preach this morning
in ST. Mnrk's Episcopal Church, on - Churchly
Liberty under the Holy Spirit" Other services
as usual.
The Rev. C. E. bIandeyille. of Freeport will
preach this morning and evening in the Metho-
dist Church.
The Rev George c. Noyes, D. D., will preach
this morning and evening in the Presbyterian
Church. r
The Rev. A. J. Scott will prench this morning
and evening in the Congregational Church.
The Rev. George Il. Pierce will preach this
morning in the Baptist Church. Usual service
this evening.
, 1880-05-16

Ing. Gen, Gourko, when Governor Of St. re-
tersburg, had tho right Of entering at ,r any e
into tho Emperor's room without neing an an
nupan ina sonscthng % Unusual about h!s nppearance
Stopped him, saying that II would be nGce5sary M
to inform the Emperor of hts arrival; IN rhe t Gen
Eceper Sa i only grew more Suspicious, ultimately
agreed TO bis being announced: The doorkeep.r
tilcn told the Emperor of his doubts; upon p1l
room, which was connected by telegraph with
Gen. Gourkos residence, and telest2,phe'l. ,1 ea
sWhere is Gourko? At hotne,. was ~ tho 2,.Ieo re-.
t3ourko WIS ut once arrested, and turned out to
be u member Of the Revolutionary Committee
, 1880-05-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
4 f TIE FnoNT-
"A ras Is Sajea sad g Es;attg5s %s.s Ssssopp, Ss@psp,
haze noM the largest and bess selecied.stoc ocko,.
fof'-'1A '1N"' CARPETS, -:
GENERAL HousEFLRN1sHNG GOODS
they have ever sGsfEtsisaR fhs!fd sPs ;t RFfs;w sSw
= Our ename1ed suits ara all gone: shall haye
Blsek walnut chamber suits rs. SIS, and Is viii,
T. a 1aR iGat ns y a1 pasSr 81 Esss1 s.
pias ps s f9 isfs e. ~ " esiae s cashmere and
sHas sa;sss sstssy sa s.
~: EXrikA surEEs a In the better goods the pat.
their @ i eompese saS efoeAef wooden and
thing needed for housekeeping they sell On shetz
"EAsY-PAlMENr PLAN" =
whteh + sm9l cash s pyment down and the balaneo
Their customers aTe from nil parts OF the CITY, II
@ @ u kGe saa
4 W nuke yoa customer IND benefit Your fa@i,
s SsS
Open Monday, Thursday. ind Fridny evenings.
a . saa SSz nd spGaa pa:.
houses to bay pea1IES fss!5 xsSdS I & M1rcuE11.
Hsgss ASb bqSS1SE!EES {: MhgF &1SI5S:gHEA 1ENIESkzHA
Beeause-They have everything that housekeepe.
require. Hed1o,.n' paEor, and dnins-room turnnre,
ware snware bsadinx I'D a6sts. iRas
Becanse34hetr goods are hrst-cIass, and always
Eecause-Their prices are lower than all con.
, 1880-05-16
Innings ! ) ! S 6 : 8 8
Buffalo. O o o 3 o 0-3
d q

Earned runs-Chicago, l: Buffalo, Q.
Ttaree-base htt-Kelly.
First base on balls-Gure and Burns.
First base on errors-Ghicago, 4; Buffalo, 2.
Left 0n bnses-Chicago, 1; Buffalo, 4.
Struck outr-hichardson. Poornan, Crowley,
Walker, Force, Rowe, Goldsmith ls) Gore.
Bails caIlcd-Goldsntth %; Poormnn. 1G.
Strikes called-0n Goldsmith, 3; on Poorman,
II.
Strikes nissed-On Goldsmith, FL; on Poorrnan.
L.
Double .plays@Craue and Walker, Hornung
and Rowe, Dalrymple and Anson.
Passed balIs-Flint, j: Rowe, /
Wild pitches-poorman,l l.
Ti.ue-33:6.
Umpire-SuIlIvan.
, 1880-05-16
BALL GOSSIP.

Providence is getting dissatisfied with Gross.
Cause, too many passed balls
The Acmcs of Chicago beat the Grand Crossing
team yesterday BY a score OF 5 5to4.
> By consent Of the League Directors, given
through President hubert, the Cincinnati and
Cleveland mines will play an exhibition game in
, 1880-05-16
CINCINNATI VS.. CLEVELAND.

CINCINNATI VS.. CLEVELAND.
Special DispateA to IAe Chicago Tribune.
C1SC1SxAT1, May 1o--The Cincinnatis did most
of their batting to-day when TWO men were out.
and got three men home. Purcell did more than
one-third Of 1t for the home team, getting three
Of their nine hits, one being n two-baser, and
making two runs. The other run was made by
Manscu, who got two Of the renaining SIX hits,
and did some fine base-runnfng. It wns q
brilliant heldmg game. The CleVelands
punched their hits, earning three OF the i've
runs. Purcell pitched and Reilly caught for the
Cincnnats, Whites arm being sore from an In
Jury received in Thursday s gl1ne- Following is
the score:
innings 2 Z
Cincnnati ..............o 0 o o o / ia
Earned runs-Cleveland, J.
Fielding erT1rs-Cincinnati, e; Cleveland, l.
Rasc hlts-iucinnati 8: Cleveland, 3.
Ihree-base hits-purcell and Hota11g.
Home run-Dunlap. -
First base on crrors-Cincinnad.0 0; Cleveland, l.
: First base on balls-Purceli and Gilligan-
Left on bases-Cincnnati. s.; Cleveland, 4.
Wright. Asuaseil-
Halls callcd-On Purcell, 50; Mccormick. Ill.,
STRIKES cailcd-0H Purcell, u; Mccormick. IS.
Double piays-Smth and Purcell, Wright,
Smith, and Curpcnter.
FaSstd bal1s-liely. 2: Gilligau. l.
wild pItches-PurceI, l.
ltmc-Onc hour md tifty minutes,
Empirx.-lradley.
, 1880-05-16

L <XK ENISe
pATESTS-L .. COPELAND co.
PATENT ATTONNEYS
!. ~ La Sale-st-, Chicago, TIT.
THE CHICAGO PATENT CoXFASY. Is CLARK
= r. Room e. buys. Sells and Obtains patents and
furnishes noueJ u operate them.
, 1880-05-16

Among the stories which are told at St Peters,
burg Of the attempts made by the Nihilists to
penetrate into the Winter Palacc is the follow
, 1880-05-16

WORCESTER, Anss.. May l5-worcester, 6;
lustou,3
Providence, r. l., May l5.-Troy, 6; Proyt-
t':icc, I.
N1tiuna.s, :: Albanys, 2
, 1880-08-06

tha water. bht rearpcAyct IN ,twn, or .thrca
minutes will, MiSlon ln~hls Jaws: Mtxlb,l
ets to f 9ompaniin; to So rs sdmH ~ S}'e agS}
taking Mtxton under with him. Ahv,ttt two
minutes after he nrose ogait, nnh Sttttch for
the oprn.it shore, s.Ilf having thc ill,fatGtl
young nnn III Ills enormous mouth. AgnIn
but. being afralt ot hitting MlxIon, no one
alscharHta bis gun The alllgatorcErpts some
lnlt.a-tozen feet upon the nppnstt i,unk, re.
mailing nhont thren minutes. whrn, Guided
e olcsos sd rsp pai'sf is to II p!Sin4 priyoT M anil, fs
rraehinT tlo nlitfllc. .ank 10 rlse 10 noro
within tho view Of tic pnrty. 4 thorough
scarcl, wns nlatlc, hit nanght could le scon
Ut the body or pnrts of THO boly Of the MI
TINT tho alligator nat!o for his lair. Which WAS
probably tcar, AT l,a.lt.< -
, 1880-08-06

-,,,.,..,o., - ,ho nrd.,r of tho
Myle, cnslnE nttem,.,.' ttm,,,o ,ho m viii NJ hnbcns
1'reSstesll StspchA!lE vi H. vi 11isoe;,tn,If nrf,
corpus md this oft.et OF i!.c ..1',t tt1n sin
both In tho SHtne hthtl"llll1lE eAGepS ''~ e
nnturc, ~,
r,,prttrr RI APPEARS CLEARLY
4n.'ts s..:,,t,,,, - tho writ ,vns 1,re.
thRt tho order suspcslNLk NY " " ~" 17rca,.
nnrcd hefUre It WIS s1tbhatii.eu 10 anc nnion,,
tlrnt sttlcc tho words EXECUTIVE ytH!ee
Mrrc written nyer tho rest Of the date III q
different hand, md III lha tihne lnE hs9N n
writing the signature. ~. Joinso, 20 ,a,Insas
hcnt" These tW0 pape1s, e~cepe 40 "'s"u'
noted, are a8 folloEs: ,!.
HnAuQuAnrgHs MtDni.k MtIr1Atf ~. Uasi1TeUr* 1e..3ir*
DC. tniy isaS-ao tno 5ioa; 1n"ni II ni.tr;et ~
.ltttet she ssilsne * H. scryIcu tf
I0.ansG" ,1hse .,t2nctn NM r:i,lrr, Tho same,
smn "a nrtf,,iiv snr ttnt tho irnv nf Mary r.
s',d sqras E n y pcssersio. @ III aSsr IND y;o
of m nr,tcr ut Ardrow 1ot,nsn, President y tho
Unitc e,ntos md Cnmmn1l'lrr. o. t..,a .ne
Army and Navy for tho PURPOSES n anHt s"o'i ""
expressed, ynry ct which - .hst 4" MT
and made nnft 1t 5nls sssn.' Il am h ntcr Of tho
EroamaSo tait WHY th y w,i'cf stntcs inJorse rnn
rTcsr r y y ,shcb I'M 1cfrrec Il hcroDy rospcct
fn1t f',liv "r,s; ma;e. :" t,"tnd .juiy !, tstS,.
Aa'' 'A'''e' N"'eo ". q. HANCOCK,
'naSn,Msstsi%iit raaending si,'tio pIsIloi,. -.
THE PRESIDENTS oHnEH
.,,.,,,-7 ~, tl,o hucl; of tho writ which WINS
is,,,csi , ,,y ,Judse Wylle nt d o'clock q. m,
nrS oe fba 1n.}nrscti,cnt Df tho Marshal of
, 1880-08-06

4 .case of absellce OF iniitl las Just oc~
eurred nt Rc! Clay, fin., wh!cll llnn,easuraa-
Near II !arEe p!al,tne-a!lll in, that lown tllsre
lives u fnintly HuIhel Rose. SHveral dnys t!gn
Mrs, Nt.Ap lslMl 0censiul, to 90 lo tho Mlll,
carrytMg l!sr lo.,Aol,,llh-ald c|ll!i a!H4g wltli
and. becoming rathtr lNrtlensonlc, she lid
It !nAlarge hoX u t,a .Hlll. AFTER concluding
about TIP ell!ld. 6qmss lo,lga !atyr si!o ~.
Harked It's absence, tnt, rearsaIuFtnE where
baud to bring 1t home. alul allc fo!t no fur
!her ul,easiness. A. suEp'r nle father came,
niIa in regard tu tic child, but 10 dlsclainlcd
any knowledge OF tts whegeahonts' Hp99n
N.d wl,sru !Il ail probability II was still lying,
q sud.le,, pallpF nyersprrad ~ tars, mud II
was with thu gruatost difficulty that liz could
TIL her u.At u fuw, n!0lueltts bafore he llaa
clnptIed several bushels u n!snl ~ that snlf;;
dIetl ffolil slltlocAlloll. X doctor. WIS ,hYr-
rsiiy ssns for, the no.; yas sn..,sEt, and y !,
senstb!llly. Tbs doctor applied every known
, 1880-08-06
THE'.FIRE RECORD:

= AT EAST ST. LOUIS. = ~; T.,
.,6r, LOUIS, Aug. 5.-:'rho freight. houses of
the indianapolis 4; st.. Louis Railway, isit,l-
ated on the bank Of tho rlyer, 'tn:East St,
Louis; togrthef with 900 feet OF platform,
track, ETC., mud Some fifty tarsr naust Of them
laden With grain and ;rnatohantltsq,, ye51s
burned between nd Z O'Clock: this excalng.
Ono Of this freight houses was used ,taat'a
Cairo Short Ltpe' and had, very little freight
81 Io"ls 3 i' hd ~ eonsdefraSio ss Sf o aeaat p5
ton, grh!o, o,ar,d other valuable commotlbs} gShlt
1t awaiting shipment. NIL Ut which was. de
stroyetl., Tho loss OF railIona property mud
freight IN tho. cars Is roughly estimated nt
Tie freight houses Is not known. The: rail.
road company has NJ. Insurance In m, open
policy lii indianapolis. t.l,,.
, 1880-08-06
FRANCE.
A wonn 10 THE CONSERVATIVES.

A wnnp rO THE CONSERVATIVES.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Mngnartl, Udlt0r Of the
Figaro. commenting oil the result Ut tile
elections for The Cnunetls- -General, says:
''~rwo courscs arc left to tho Conservatives,
either 10 accept ISOLATION md exclusion frolu
publlc jlte, Or 10 senouMce their daily dlnlll,r
i6l,tnE hopes, reeUglllxo the accomplished
ficts, and farm II Conservative purity wl,icl,
puhlIc,n
= ituEI~
A duel topk place to-day between tho editor
OF The GIutUls anil q member O{ thu Chamber
Of Deputies for Chorbonrg on account Ut m
changed, Nobndy hn1s. =.
THE FRENCH i.EyESuE llECKlpra
from taxatlon during July were nearly H..
t0Q,O0U frAnca more than fur July, iS7v.