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The Rock Island Argus., 1880-12-24

Read the VOLUNTARY TESTING
MAILS of Persons who have been CURED
by the use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.
REMEDY FOB HEADACHE.
Watertown, Rock Island Co Ills.
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has effectually relieved me OF Pains
humanity, MRS. Il, ALLSBROW.
OF APPETITE.
Watertown, Rock Island Co. Ills.
DeaI Sir:-Sufering with Loss of Appetite and
Indigestion, wes induced to use Sour Indian
Blood Syrup, a short trial of which greatly ben
MRS. G. D. WILSON.
FOR COUGHS.
Watertown, Rock Island Co., Ills.
DearSir:-1 have used your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup for severe Cough, and have received
much relief therefrom.
LIVER COMPLAINT
Watertown. Rock Island Co., Ills
Dear Sir:-I was troubled with Liver Complaint,
and the use OF your Indian Blood Syrup entirely
rel1eVed me. advise all similarly afflicted to give
1t a trial.
PIT. UPsoN.
FOR ASTHMA.
Truro, Knox Co., Ills,
Dear Sir:-I was afflicted with the Asthma for
forty years, and was unable to find relief until
procured some of your great Indian Blood Syrup,
JAS. II. CALDWELL.
oHILLs AND FEVER CURED.
Truro. Knox, Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that your Indian
Blood Syrup has cured me OF Chilis and Fever.
now feel better than have for five years. ana
highly recommend your medicine.
EDWIN THoLOMB.
IT EQUAL.
Truro, Knox Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-I have used your excellent Indian
any medicine to equal 1t. 1 can confidently re-
commend 1t.
JOHN McGIvERN.
ALL THAT IT Is RECOMMENDED TO BE.
Hamlet, Mercer Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-A short trial of your Indian BLOOD
Syrup and can say with confidence that Il Is val
uable medicine. E.T. PHILLIPS.
CURES FEVER,
Duncan, Stark Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-A short trial of your Indian Bloot
Syrup cured our little boy OF a Severe Fever. Re
ceiye onr thsnks.
MIR, AND MRS DowNER.
REMEDY POR WORMS.
Hamlet, Mercer Co Ills.
Dear Strive have been using your Indian
Blood Syrup In our family for more than two years
and find it the best medicine for worms ever saw.
ANNIE MCINTYRE.
a SPLENDID BLOOD PURIFIER.
Stockton, 10 Daviess Co., Aug 10, 1879.
Dear Sir:--Having used your Indian Blood Syr-
up Tor the last three years. am fully satisfied that
IL is al efficient remedy, and can recommend il to
all my friends for Purifying the Blood and Con-
stlpation. 1t is much more agreeable than any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

The railroads Of the United States have en-
joyed their full share Of the return of pros
perity. The gross earnings Of the railroads for
1879 were 500 GEO &C., an increase of $50 900
over the preceding year. 1t Is predicted that
the gross earnings of this year will show an
increase OF SJ000O,0 600 over last year. This pre-
diction, or rather estimate, Is based upon the
large Increase OF business during the first half
OF the present year. For the first six months
OF 1850 the weSt-bound freight business OF the
trunk-line pool reached $4,000 tons against
S1e.OoO for The corresponding period Of 1879. The
reports show that the increase In passenger
traffic this year over last has been about q per
cent. There Is no better evidence of general
prosperity than is presented In the steadily
growing receipts OF the railroads from passen-
gers The travel Of the past summer so far ex
ceeded that OF last year that many of the rail-
way lines have been compelled to rapidly H.
crease their stock OF cars In order to meet the
demand upon them. In fact, the demand for
Tolling-stock has kept all the shops In the
country busy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

The estimate Of this years cotton crop. made
earlier in the season, Will have to be revised
Within the past several weeks the boll-worm
and unfavorable weather have seriously In
jured the cotton IN many portions OF the south,
and the Yield Will fall considerably below what
was expected. In the prairie section OF Missls-
sippi, where al average OF bale OF cotton for
every two acres was counted upon, the yield
VIII not be larger than bale TO every three and
three-quarter acres The crop In Texas vii
reach the highest expectations That state
VIII produce, II is said, 1.25O.0OO bales. From
the present condition OF the cotton the total
crop Will not be above 5.250.oOo bales. whereas
II has been estimated at OOG. 600 b4les.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

The sixth Maryland district democratic con-
vention meets at HagerstOwn tomorrow to
nominate candidate Tor Congress. The dele
gates from Montgomery county are all for
Montgomery Blair; Washington county is for
Hamilton; Allegany county Is for Col. Schley;
and Garrett county will have a candidate. As
Judge Blair is not Identified with either the
''ring" or ''anti-ring' factions OF the demo
cratic party in the state. his friends think he
stands good chance of being accepted IS a
compromise candidate. It would be very much
to the credit or the Maryland democrats if
they would send men OF the ability and Char
acter OF Mr.. Blair 70 Congress instead OF the
common place politicians they now elect.
There has been a steady deterioration In the
standing OF the Maryland representation in
Congress OF late years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

ONE HUNDRED PAIRS BOYS
" KNEE PANT, IS cts. valued ut 81. IS.
Childrenh' SCHOOL, Nuts from S3 upwards a
Boys' SCHOOL SUITS. 81, IS. e6 aad 81
upw ards.
Youths SCHOOL, SUITS from Is to $40 An m
Mems every day SUI rs from &5 upwards.
81 H00L HATS. 50 and Csc. and 81 mp.
SCHOOL SHOES. 90. 60. 7sc and 81 up.
&ELRY'a.
sep1l 1914 and l0I6 renna. ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14
UNIVERSITY,
LAW DEPARTMENT

rutherford e. Hayes. President of the Unitet
States, Chancellor Ex-Oficio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

ETISS MARY TUCKER MAGkLL WILL
V1 resume her classes in Elocution October LIST,
at her residence. 2i26 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

GOR RENT
l. THE G0RCORAN BUILDTSS,
OPPOSITE u. b. TREASURY. 18th STREEr
FINE stores Office Roorns-singly or communicat-
tng-for Business Offices, Studios etc Wster aad
Closets on every foOr. Elevator and rtea,n hea.
iy12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14
EDUCATIONAL,

DKOF. & MRS. L. f. c. COLi.IERE,S
Il FtENCH, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS No. 1884 stree. u " will
RE OPEN ca WEDNESDAY,, September 22d 1880.
Instruction II the French LANGUAGE. privately or
IN elias es, after school hours. by Prof Oolisre
I'm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

WANTED
w AT the EALM OF LIFE Laboratory, No. COS
9Th St, empty red and white BALM BOTTLES.
Put two teespoorsful of Balm of Life il a sucking
bottle of cows milk, and the child nours5ed by it
will not have bad bowels" under any circun-
stances.
BAL NJ OF LIFE stops heart burn aud bad feel
il alter eating. selll 81. 2c2p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

nFIsS HARROVER'S SCHOOL FOR
M Young Ladies and Children, will reopen
MONDAY, Septsmber 18th For circulars apply
or address Principal, 1886 st. n VI. sepS Inn
Nj RE-. e. l.. JENSEN WILL RESI- Me HER
residence, 204 st. The Misses Department will
be conducted separate by a competent assistant.
selS 2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14
EOR RENT.

FoH RENT
o0i ILElBNTH STREFT NW.-FiEit rom,
month. - ia
1Fl9 RHODE ISLAND AVR.-HRndsone Brick
residence, containing Is rooms elevator and
every modern convenience. Price 1925 per month
4o5 &c" STREET N.w.-Hsndsor1e Brick Rest
Deuce, containing 10 rooms and modern conye-
nietces. Price $50 per month.
425 AND 427 FOURTH ST N.w.-Two four.
s,nry Bricks, 10 rooms each. eas and water Price
$40 per month. ~
12?f SIXTH ST. N.W.-Te room Brick. mad
ern imps. Price S37. 50. ~
aus26 THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO, 1928 Fstnv
LOB sALE-A DESIRABLE HOME. on the
Il southeast corner of A snd % ST g. e. arranged
as follows: Observation-Disclosures and fuel room
store room kitchen and psutry First foor-Ss.
loon parlor with hay window, dining room and
pantry. Second noor-Ihree chambers and hath
room. Third 1oor-Two LARGE ch.mllers and ser
wants room, al In good order. Parking on front
end west side, eGclosed by substantial iron fence
The Doors OF first story and TRIMMINGS In hard
wood This property is within two squares Of tho
u Capitol, and one square OF the Metropoli,an
and Pa ayenue street cars Price IS coo. An In
spection OF the premises ie invited.
kN-3m FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

NO charge will be made for advertising property.
hnheS 20 loan ia sums to emit. int 81 other pror.
cry pom Tor sale and rent car be seen at my office
Iilte hours: 80 q. II. 10 5 80 +. N.
W. WILCOX
IepS Corner 2ath and \ SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14
CHEAP COALg

iHEAP COAL! CHEAP COAL!
The ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY,
ply tin street W. has q cry advantageous con-
IacL made before the lats advance IA prices. Goal
TfSatte,ea 1870 any time Parties wishing to secure
Hs ee9ents OF these low prices can do so up to the
aStn on Ifss.i,t month by taking sh Of stock
20. payaDie u per month. This admits yon also
10 large number Of other benefits, in
LOWER PRICES
DOT pso al Kinds 81 supplies, such ~ DRY GOODS
BoOIr, eHOES, CLOTHING, Sc, &c You can
sfNe more than the price Of share in Coal
"4one sep3.i0t. &c, Up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

fS9Ra ,RENTmCsn for our LIST OF HOUSES
tah Tor onr LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
o"nefs VII do well to place their property with
us IL NAl secure prompt and careful attention
o JOHN SHERMAN X co.
selo 81. Cloud Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

DROF. LARROQUE;, 1929 F st.. native
L French Instructor and Lingaist. graduate OF
spoken by elesant and highly educated Partisan
society. Method easiest. sepS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14

FACULTY OF LAW.
Bon; A thur MACARTHUR. President Of the Faculty.
FL. o. Claughton, Esq, Professor of Practice APP
Piled Evidence. Commercial and Maritime Law
William b. Webb, Esq Professor Of Pleading Evil
deIce, and Equity Jurisprudence.
Iugere Csrusi Esq, Professor of the Law of Real
and Pers onai Property, Contracts. and Negotia-
bic Instruments.
The Law department will reopen MONDAY, Sep
tenter 20. 1850.
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EDUCATIONAL.

6 w: FLYNN, A. NJ. 7O2 5th street n ",
-. Will OPEN afternoon classes Sept. 18th for
every grade of advancement. Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French. German, English. Pennanship and
Bookkeeping. Evening classes continue as hereto
fore at SIS per month. special attention to prepa-
ration for college, West Point, Annapolis and all
competitive examinations. Private lessons on mod
crate ferns. sepll
, 1880-09-07
MEETING or ltis c,tEplro,,s.

MEETING OF Ills CltEnlTQNs.
rtccnt Jlsstn,,,s rnt,uru t,,,,.l 4, ,ut,ct, air.
pritc IN tho I,o!r, Of Trade, was 4.i,.si y.ater-
any ntter"n,n III tic Ii arIlttn,Ion! @ r~om or Tho
trustee Ut tho sstatc, presided, r,cro were were
nrs*et r.,'ress,tatises of n.nn.t onc'thri tho
''t.s w ''',es'' t", IN me ,,t sett,Sts",
sta! mi ., 'cr f, sIe''rH urn every
tutr ,ytn,t.1 ,nr ov ,,1,r,,t A, ,, ~, tto i,,nr
@ "o"' ~, WI, ".uas '' Wills w 't'o ao''
',o was sut1sile.' tlut certain fruu.'s or Mr. 1ow
wprr willing II, help lin out, 70 TINT tho crtsI.
Itnra ,tmit rr.,,I,.,. r.. t.,,,, .n,,,. 80. d. ,t1
ns's "hu' 'e,,ese ~ io"s" 'oGe'"s VI t'io "'''lF
nlols iha!r el'''las. III 1lnnfts np tue nssefs
mud liabilities clAlin Of fB,uN hail Gecfl to,,nl,
u trtrtl!l1H Tor tl,1 settlrlIent 1t which Hlr.
n' ah ~ ~ onrts LIZ ''eF IL ''ent W Poss"e 10 pAy
w" ~ ~ eM,re. fo,rsotm.o ,ako, IT. Ar ro,v ,~os
reilly !" 'nake tic propagation. W.. ~" "''
@ wnetes Tue ir9mS FL M "i Ne 10y w1u fa I,
e',.,a ~ E,nu .I;r., thor s,,+,, .o+ ,,,, .,o.
nssr,,Gr H. s"a r,'iv 10 st,i" ~ mnn,, '"1t,
this he we io1ue;i ty scs:r,! 81 tic iargsr cred.
, s,;Hs /! ,hss isa 10 'on's WIS lie vefy bsst tilt
sr; hyou sni1 he ha.t been solneshut disap-
pn" M ,h ~ =" S;, MefSs ~ tn@ shvwiX e. a'l,, sHGett.
is @ MY !ss i,s''sss a!;s'ay sr.'s..' y ir II Ss i:
is & 70 70 TO 'e m'm @ q t,,o Gr.i,tors tnat Mr
,', H. ~ ~ sirs XII H ,,1 fin
s,n,r nes ."iH, s ' O. M W % ,,s,' sla ,,nr , to
lssS s!'s'er6s ",ttss.sy ] slaes ne q, iai'.rs @
~ 'sS px y @ S e. e. fs sws a ra,,s l. sa,!. s y
e;st!iea 70 nesst ri hiln IN aasnnsH ot tho Singer
W ~ * rss w. 1 ~
-HGH7lSA ]'tltlh ~ 'V "IiCStGA ~ Hu3
, 1880-09-07
THE UNION CLUl},

THE bsAKt EDNtEleG or THE kEtSl}S.
Tl'u grull,lls uf thu unlat CIll, wurc lust
oveninK the SCOUT uf ,satft. tl,an or!inary
fostlsty, tito c's'iss ho1ny thu eleventh Aud caIl.
Glltlng iawu tOnuurt Hlvt,n lliltar tho ,l,lsprea
Or tho club. Fwcly0 hlnslrutl Invitations lin,!
beet. tsallea and this attendance WIS ypry lnrxn
and during the evening ut scast 1h) lnlllu wcrv
Hl"'n tho 4roItHl. tho colcurt fruin u ntllsteul
1HiHt of View provtng agrpnt a.,ertxs,
tho Chitiess lAillciH illumination WIsB rptuark.
nhl1 fur Its art!ssu .losxn VII extra uItMrt hnv-
islK bctl Id Il, .inGuF,tte Tits ftatt,lu III thu
evening. M!!ity very pIlf.lt ts.4tttuIs wtsa .t.-
liac.l WtftI W tut Mlses R1d daughters IT tho
nearrs atsa Ut III, invited Ri,.'>ts. Ital,s
rientr nn:irr Ms ttm.ierk,tll executed thu p,,.
Erln,, W." ii!ti'ul nt t.le chmE torthells. wItul
tntt lll,n1., tai! wrappnKs Htpt.4stly, hthltu.l
e'satn y, rG ths sM't sl'n tress whl!t aru such an
~ .i.nndrNls Vt 'IvlisHt.d s""i,sss; x,'ss.s
Thu musical sceeluus wurs Hniste ii I. I!st
A9!!r, tho Alcats .auIHlrt.si thoroughly pleased
VIII WIZ, ny . of.t!i&s entc;tat'lns'l, tl,o lights
coilt'ert. wHs ns nn riul. Thnsu entertainments
llfo nut unly cpH sulltcu Of unjuytlcut 10 Ills
1uhsr* nt tho cIuh and thelr friends, ll,t h!tvS
n!*t, rarriest pltasus. - tho htarts n hundreds
t !astte' ana t'o rcfseshcd ~ these svally enjoy
:.nlnuy those present lust oycniuu wcro tho
9Hn!o~ax;, H Mr: Al!d 3rs' a. Il. lsHrluy, Sir. al1I
CMrse, slr: anii lfrs. j. nst;rcxur Ads1i,s, Mr. r.
nMd Mrs. John llekuyun. Nr, md n, ii,arur l.,
nunlap Sir. and Mrs. Et0rc.lev ii. dyer, Mr 4r,l
Az, FrusMsss Y; ltutt:r, Mr.. mud tlra. ". Il.
md sIrs j"6n Jo,',son. III Jr. Gs III. md d ,!rs' IL
AorfAN. NE. Atlta Mrs. Henry ". King, Mr, u1lti
3trs: Il. q, Letter. Ar. aud 5{ru. ", q. Mvt.nr.
1nlek' As' aud Ats. FsHnSllu AAevtaxt,, Mir.
, 1880-09-07

WnrFniltS nF the yplr nrhyinlls nr II.
GARNER ytalts rt.tlH4Intal by thu Ctty
Trt.nalLTrr during tho niuuth Ut All.
THE WEST PARKS.

the AlhkMES At rttk AIsTEHI.AN wEt.L.
a rtK,ihlr nuptiux Ut thu West Furk iioarl
WIS hahl yustentny n1tsran.n, prpstcnt Wilcox
~ tho chair. l'rUstnt, commissioners WDod,
!tllllis. lrcM'ck. Wtik1H, anil WnnlAni.
Thc HttrHtAry rta!si II standardization from the
AnrE7. Turn. sercu. aAkl lllY psrnllsston II paus
PLEASURE bnat III tho luke ut Iiusnlhplt lark,
which was ruteruI tn ttlu President. 5ir. VIII
cnx Sah ~ tiH!Knt II Et1tttt Hltaih request
Sl,i!1 .'atntllsh ba'I precedent, u,lA ho did nut
link ~ wali!l FtrotnllH tint 1t t,u tlalte,
ynts. wllerofli IN atMtct tlut thu ArtestMii we'll
,sust Of tlntnbnltt FaCk tnl bBv,t nrp!1lprjNtvti
by AOltv uT tNtlknGli. who cOslErcKItc.i theru
ut ufbscDtuty h0ltrh, a1,l nut only injured th9
vol. hut lc Allch utI u1rt,Ar ,l* tu nuke mil.
stlttns NJ themselves, The communication wls
re!trscil to tho Improvement la,,tnlittGe.
- \ communication WAS rsa'eitual fruul William
nAvy Proposing ~ lay atu'sn trtnn MAl 10 l,t4Al
tnut Of lltlrnss hntlnst OIL tlonglAs iaIlllstitrl
within furry tlMyH ut tha r1ltu III u cents per
slnaru SarA rhu communication wa6 rolcrrrll
tt tho Improvement l'UInlnfttt.u.
fur,n af p'titlun freaI c!tfzeta5 Of Jefferson
asking that liunltA.ldt boulevard bu Improved
MIN cst,tlrred III by tho ttustr1t,
Thu Committee On boulevard Connections
wtrn, Hp,h lnntion Of Commissioner WotM1anl,
requested ia tntt FofAlEt ut tho flettibpr lCNt
nv hIbn flla Feasibility vi n1taIng tho titlO to
The property thrD!xh which tn co1lstr,lct II ct-
Meesinx lAHnsarsl petwecn uouglAs Park aud
Upon motion Ut Commissioner W0odard, tho
attotnuy Ut tho Noard waa requested to tite tis
pest eu9rss ~ procure lee.s!Va In tho SupEe,uo
, 1880-09-07

COLONED JUKiMEN.

,r,,
Anfec Nesfoes Drawn 10 scrveon Jnrlex
~. IN I"m.sv!iic, ,9;..', ky:-.1rrt !nstaneo Of
tue Kind La s1'n History OF Kentucky
-Ncn*lblc Wow Taken BY tho Wlalto
People.
sptettl Dispa,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
Lo,,,syttt1:. Ky.. Srnt H--1,nr lin frat
.l','c VI .ne itssot5 oi heflt,eEy inc l'aflel oi
1tfyme1i tor dlsty III criminal coNrt In
cladet( fn tile list Of tile Louisville Circuit
court to-tlay tl,sre cotorctl .ne,, lii drawing
t'le pane, 1oe Hralni dafy Of sixteen the.
na'nes OF two co1oset! men "ere SELECTED,
while. III the proccas OF drawing twelye pcttt
jurors, nnly ono colDrrtl na,nc l,appcnc,l In
the ntnl,er se]er,pd. 1l,crt, ,vns NJ, ,,,,s,,oi.
, 1880-09-07

sns ss, Nh 1,nc. H. D. 'a;ts 's;atsrGr, NJ, Mf Sn. Sna
John II. !'rcn.!cr, Mr. nr,tl Nrs. $. n sny'nonI,
Ar nnd Mrs. !. y, Rountrcc. Mr.. nnl Mrt. j. r:
slrs. Perry il. Smith, tlc!,. aisd stfa. Wilnm =
StrnH Mr.. Rssl Mrs. Y. q Turner. Mr.. n,Ml Mrs,
+. II. watrn,ls, Mr: md atrs. W: +. Whitnhoars,,
Mr; ;Yt an,i Mr* tlcnry'! wt!ltrg. Mr nn.l Mrs. y
.M,*: George stnrT'* :stE. anL M. Perry i.
1nd Mrs. ,!nhn 7. Noye4 Mr: 0,Il s1r. jn,ncs y;
Martini, str. md Mra. +: 7. 1rns.sly, Mr. and
S!ears A!r. md Mrs It. iinii ssl"ri,ici. slr lid
:,,sss. IT, sss.'~i, ': s%sss 6: es': %s @ ,o:s;; s;;:
IT,: ana Mrs. i. II. rshsn,. Str. md slrs. frei n
Fake. Mr. und Mrs. Albert ". tt,lh'. str. md
at"i Mrt. frat,eIs .; llrfnsn, i.i,iHe nnI Mrs.
tarytM 1l2ekwith. Afr. nilt Mrs. q. r. Al1ts. Mr.
+ Tawrtve. s1r mil Mrs. j.. q. stnsni, NJ. md
NJ a1id ~; 6 l. ,yi|i!sr, john Grsraf;;, tla,!:
Wnrlcr th,!r,c. N. Ft,ssetulri,. il,thscl,
l'en,H'. FranM n; ltlatr. stask ltrkiMs, Edward
WIlinn Monroe. Thomas siunluuk.
, 1880-09-07

rho D,ncycncc. or 1,,c ,rxo t,,,nu,,f.
.rc. m tss ~ r,a.t As'n.,"S. r. @ n"S % ~" % ",sr
VT ~, ~. a'".. n"l"s's"t ~ ny. 'Mr na's
o. 1858 mterta,n'y-hhe ~..e sslcftea
-Snbsfraptbon-l1ook TO lie OpnHea
sera. IL.
spttsa nispateh to 7at Chicago Tribune. j.
NEW YnnK, Sent, G,--WIcu tho uroiectcd
Wnrl,,.s 11n,r in yrw yorl, yns fret hrnnrluI
NV. r, ,,..,., -. ~" .', a, ssn''ia,, ~ ~.
t"o 1''al eolhl'!lttees Wese oreahlzctl lof te
l'lirpGse 0f hnttllrsur plans. afnl secnrtd atc-
quite National legislation. Henry Itillon
was the Chairn,o,, f,f o,,e OF these commits
t.cx. md Ar " L. S,r,no ~ lin ,Innr
Ihc former gentleman desired thu fur to 10
held In 1885, alMt tho 1attcr III lSSl Thu
former committee Ind the money, ant. the
hitter Tho rm,nt,ra Nctthor coui,i snccn"I
,,i,l,a,,t ,,,a at,.,s 1ts u,r,n'.,s ao.'.,.,s,
"4ino1h y, ala osnel, ~: ot8unH eu'hA'llee
gotn Dill passed ut tile lust sessoil ot Congress,
under which n temporary organization WIS
effected tho; tiiltull Committee sts,otl alnnf;
there WIS linmluent danger thnt the while
sctlt.nlB would lnlscarrv. Mr.. Hilton nntt his
assDciutcs wcre named It,curposntUrs In tte
bill which pnssttl cungress, but they ten-
tereA their resEglnntinlls to tile Executive
Coiln,EttGe ut It's recent meeting IN t!lts gity.
Instead of Meecptlng tha designations, whlcai
would hnyg been Il t(eHttlbltlW 10 tho WjDtp
, 1880-09-07
LABOR TROUBLES,
THE ONO NINE DIFFICULTY.

Special IfRThfeh 10 Ihf thtCfq1 Tribune.
CoLrM1us, O., Sept. b.-Col. Sewert, Super
tntcntcnt of tho Ohio Central hallway CoM-
paMy, autl having largo Interests III mining
operations Mt, CornInz, IL In tho city this
evening for tho purpose nf securing arlus a1stl
ammunition witt, which tnnnn tic MclI now ut
work against tlle atiacksof Tho strikers, who,
1t Is expected, will mike anutisor foruy to-
MORROW. Yesterday tho lawlcss element
1na,le MI Attcinpt to reach the mine, but were
repl.lsed BY the ptekets, WHO aso constantly
Oh gilAEd. Fifteen shots were titetl, nfNl
ONO Ut the attacking party Ii relnrt-
cI wounded. The Sheriff or tic
C0unty nppearx axial,s, TO avoid
tllcurring t'!e tllspteasMrn Of the miners, be-
lng Il cantIllate for reelection, anl.l npp,rent-
" ttIsrrgartls the cnlIs tl,.,le ulMn litm By
the n'iAr..ow,lers fur protection. Gov. Foster
Is powurless to ortler trA,ps ~ the seelto Until
cAtled MiIol, hy thu Sheriff, Thete beIng no
civil officers at Corning, which Is y llt.w nlIn
tllg town, t',rnWs llpnn tllg ,nInt-DwiierH md
the men ut work tho duty 0f protecting then,-
selves alul property by forca Ut arlns. Tllure
Are nearly 2U0 cDlnrgd men NJ work, most nf
whom aru urInr.l with reyOlycrs. Col.
Sewurt suites tlat his nlen want to work,
nre perfectly sattslfetl, and viii light ii
necessary. The situation Is rugArtctl critical
tt,-hlHllt, allll tic events ut tIl.nlOrrOw nre
luDkcl forward tn with eager nstrsst. CDl,
s;ewert lcayes far Corning rnrly In tho l.lurl-
lllE ty special tfatii.
, 1880-09-07
SUBURBAN..

Notwithstanding tho assertions Of the pbyst-
clars TINT thuro WIS hardly n ghost of II chnnce
that Herbert Nortan. tho young ,nnn who Mt
tempted to commit suicide last Saturday evc,,-
litx. cnuld recover, he Is still alive. nnl, II hu
Gun weather 1t through annthcr tiny, il mt un-
likely to net we'll utss!,, T1lu hnlf Inns not ,et
lerii cxtr2ctctI. but rHtt u, ct.sy ,tnken ont
It he takra n turn for tho lptter, M
tlr still lies Mt TIM ln,ttso of Mr. Stephen I.
t.,int. Itis in,rsMrr md l'rtthor nrn will hnt,
having arrived Hu1ttlhy Afternoon from frt,tEf,t.
1t Il now dctlilitly known TINT hu VIVA lrtI IL
flllnt himself lara.t!:W trr Encouragement nj
sumo length no WIS ulnllr to IlArr Il time set
for ts s1iarriIun. ..
rrt,f. IT, +. FiHh has M tnr recovered hts hcnlth
Mt Citftnn 9prnxA th,t hU dps mt OK prct to he
s"ise fr1,ln he tt,lt&cs In tho University 10nKcr
thufl il few wceks.
, 1880-09-07
nBy te observed tint. II tho abore accounts nro
true. sixty or seventy gasses would not make
tGnst8 of them,


T.'E ONE IitiSrnEr ANN TwESry-sEvEST1t.
t1r'sl and Twenty Illinois Veteran As
st,olatinn wns held yesterday. nftcrMN,n In tho
etuh-r'n,m ut tho i'ntmcr lIn,sc. There -wrru
nbDllt ttty et,taItcs present. Cnpt. J. +. NIch-
mund presided. Arti,r tho usllnl rrpnrts Ind
lrrr rclItt nnd rnnr'srnrl IN, tho rnctf0n Of uf-
fn'i!Nyt: 1'rcs'''c'lt !: +. it!end' oi t;%lsnxo:
SECRETARY ntl Treasurer, tsolnrt Ntas.cll. 0f Vt.
kno,t. of EtKIn. Tho aecrntnry was
instructed to prtpar" material for
history NJ tho regiment frur tta organization.
tlcsn1litOns were h,luptcd To tho nrnlury nr thu
md sat1Gn Howard, uf Company y: Jnhr, H.
Hsnitl. ns CtuniA,ny +: uni II. HOLDEN. OF Com
rnny H.. tntHe nutnhCr III letters were rrll
frnti nl,t ctlnrittea whn ttahtc IL lln prcs-
cn. u wns tlictt s!culctt t. hOl't tho ncxt MI.
nnt meeting IN this city scpt. 4. 1881. After tho
n,!!cetnE meeting = ban9uct WIS served In The
r$vLvctl md tl,c us,,a! speeches n'ns1r.
Tho t'ost interesting speech wns made i,y t;nr.
Scrg1nnt schcrmcsl,arit, WIN WIS terribly Grip
ptest before fcksl1itr4. ami hclra nit ItIgr,rh-
letter from President i.ineuln III which frHe
transportation IL requested for him to !Ils ilytt!g
'ay. lscsr"t,scs wcrn ul.o !nhsla by t'rn. !:t1.
rtstxc. fhuut: .Icrr'nfah rnrEs :urg,nn x. l..
1irr. Isnt,trt Mnratlr,, uc,lrRc il. kntt. Edward
tleni. Il. 4. Cummings, ami +. ". Tatsrtnte.
A1tllnttgh tic AsstIcnsftn r. lit,:t-rDl!ftcnl. q
quiet effort wna made to sEt,lr' tho preferences
1t thGsc prcscut. whGh rtsliltn' III finding TINT
therc weIr two fnr Weaver. nn.1 MI tic rst fur
taHrfin!f. thAs Shwfnu how llD atilllers feel, MS
from als0rcr tic atntr. at11 Hancock atd not
INT IL Sf,tt,. .r'
, 1880-09-07
TIE COUNTY-BUlLDING.

:, : = :, -,------- II = -
Of Elk {;r,rt. IN IL t.,,tli.lntu for I'm Stntr i,n,r
NJ En,mltyntinn Yor , .r,,,,p, st,,,,ni m.'
...,,., ~, ns ~. '"o A"u eo.s leosio'n'' ~ As.
Commissioners. wlts the Chairman Of tho Cnll,-
inlttce 0f Equalization Ut thu County t.Gurtl.
Mu. f1,,s VAN n,uvy. to,,prui far I,r ..r,1
~ i. rti .,,'I' ~ !'' t ,G
,u!g liovr. for WIZ ~ huias .sr,,is ~, to's ts
,at ~. ~ ~ e''ent' Lnn VIII Wis krantet Anu
.,,, H. ~ M, VI. t11 ~ etns
G ~. ~ nitli %tsi ne nr9uotl tHIofo tho