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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

In order to obtain the desired information on all
these topics the experts will visit every mine In the
limited States which produces gold, silver quick
silver, every establishment for reducing ores. and
all those which furnish fuel and other needed sup
plies for the successful conduct of mining aud mill
Ing operations. For the purpose Of distinguishing
mines from mere prospects" the experts will omit
from mention in their reports all claims which have
neither produced Hfty tons Of remunerative nor
now have total length ofshafts and galleries Of 200
feet. The information to be given in regard to the
MINES themselves will begin with their dlscOv-
cry, and will embrace statistical history Of each
district aud every mine in each district from the
time 1t was first visited by prOspectors. The Gus
topanry mode of discovery of each class of mines
will be described with q chapter on the life and
habits Of prospectors-a class OF men III whose ex-
periences there has been more OF romance tnan In
that OF any other in this country, but OF whom the
people know very little, The poor man, with
grub stake carrying ms blankets ian tGat rs,
sessions, including food, bedding and kit of TOOLS
On his back. and the learned professor employed by
In The luxury of pony 70 ride and pack animal,
will be introduced II this part Of the work is
Knya SirectIon. It viii form one Of the most inter-
estiIio chapters Of the census report.
The subject of ownership Of mines will be very
and Territorial laws relating to the discovery and
location of mines will DO given in such form to
be intellidble 70 every one. The local rules and
ytRUittiuuH @NOpSSO
mining districts, and which by statute are made
equally binding with the laws enacted by Congress-
will be systeniat tcally arranged and explained. To
obtain an idea Of the volume and magnitude Of
transactions IN mining properties the records Of
isfered and tho transfer Of mining. prop
critics are recorded win be visited. TIE
subject Of mining litigation viii also be treated,
and the records Of the courts examined to ascertain
fhs extent OF the litigation and the character Of the
questions which most frequently arise. The extent
of Individual and corporate ownership OF mines and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
4 WELL-LADEN EMIGRANT STEAMER.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-The steamer Strass-
burg Of the Baltimore and Bremen Line which arrived
this morning. brought LOLA emlgrants from Germany,
Austria, Sweden and Norway. This Is said to be the
largest number of emgrants ever brought across the
Atlantic by one ship single voyage. On arriving
they all appeared In good health. During the voyage
afternoon they started for the West In four trains over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, TO settle principally
in MinnesOIa. Town, WISCONSIN and Nebraska.
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KILLED BY HIS RESCUER.

PITrsBURe, Penn, April 25.-ThOmas Nc
Carthy was arrested In Allegheny City on Friday night
while suffering from on attack Of delrium tremens. In
,ot he accused himself OF drowning friend named
Frank Pinkman 1t is thought that Mccarthy went 70
tho river TO commit Suicide and that to save him Pink
man wont into the water, where he seized BY Nc
CaTihy who deliberately held him under until life was
aYGiuct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
NORDENsKJOLD HOME AGAIN.

bT0CHH0LM AprII ZOJ AoeV'
The Vega, escorted by large feet OF steam
ers arrived bere Saturday night The city and adjacent
coasts for many miles were splendidy illuminated
Professor Nordenskj6ld and party proceeded TO the
Castle where they were welcomed by the King. They
were VociferOusly cheered by the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
FORMING THE BRITISH CABINET.

SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT POSTS FILLED
THE ALBANIANs REFRACTORY.
Mr.. Gladstone has succeeded in filling six OF
the most important posts in the cabinet de
has offered positions to Sir Charles Dixie and
MIR. Chamberlain, but the latter has declined to
accept Office, and Sir Charles is undecided.
Sketches of the new Ministers are appended.
The Albanians continue to resist. the Monte
negrins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
1HE VEST POINT INQUIRY.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, N. Y. April 26.-A dispatch
from West to The Eagle states that the Whitaker
Roard sf inquiry will meet ut o'clock tomorrow 70
mar the report OF third eypert-Mr. Ames, OF New
York who has been at work on the handwriting given
TO the previous experts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
CENTRAL PACIFIC CLEAR AGAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-A dispatch from
Dntoh Flat says that the rails are again In place
through the landslide the Central Pacific Railroad,
near Alta and that trains are passing over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
FOREST FIXES EXTENDING.

srRouDsBuRe, Penn, April 26.-Reports
from lackawanna Township, Pike County, and saucOn
Monroe County say that alarming forest res Gro again
breakinR out and making hendwey rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
THE'ALBANIANs RESISTING.

Various Vienna specials state that some
5000 Abanians in possession Of the territory cedeo
to Montenegro and that the latter has protested to the
Powers against this violation Of the agreement with
TurkaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
MINING IN THE CENSUS.

A BIT OF THOROUGH WORK IN VIEW.
GENERAL WALKER AND CLARENCE KING LAYING
OUT THE GROUND FOR THE COLLECTION OF
ELABORATE STATISTICS.
General Walker has assigned to Clarence
King the work of collecting statistics concern
ing precious metals in this country, for incor-
poration in the next census. MIR. King is or
ganizing corps of assistants and twelve ex-
perts, and intends to make thorough and ex-
haustive compilation. One volume of the Cen
sus report will be devoted to the information
obtained, which will be not only statistical,
but historical and descriptive. 1t Is the inten-
ton to make this census of the mining indus
try the best ever compiled in any country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26


]. Metallic mines.
3. Petroleum.
8. Hydraulic mines.
q. Ore dressing works.
o. Stamp batteries.
IL. Roasting furnaces in
amalgamatiDg works.
13. Alternate concentration
and amalRamation OF
battery sands.
Is. Smelling works In gen.
eral. A, Preliminary
operations. b, emelt-
ing in shaft furnaces.
G, Smelling in reverb
Grating furnaces. d,
DesilyeriZation by
zinc. E. Pattinsoniz-
ing. +, Improving of
1aed q CuDPliatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

on the fling of applications the issue Of patents
etc. are to be reduced 20 to 25 per cent from pres
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2. Coal minea
4 Charcoal burning
9, Hydraulic bitches.
8. Amalgamating mills
10. Pan amalgamatiOn.
12. Alternate amalgama-
tion and concentration
OF battery sands.
IA. Arreastras.
10. Quicksilver reduction
1n general. A, Reduc-
tiOn In furnaces. Is,
Reduction 10 ret0rts.
G, Quicksilver con-
denberB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

., POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
,syE. PARIS, April %, 1880.
At a meeting of Senators of the Right a
, 1880-08-19
FEDERAL NEWS.

TWENTY Thousand lollars Ia gold nud 900
IN s!lyqr WAS dtsbursed Mt tho 6ub.Tronsary ycs-
trrilay. Tho receipts wcro $4,000 In silver.
T11R internal-rovcnuo receipts yesterday
amounted to $H,0i., Of which <:1,6o5 wns for
sptrits, S3,E35 TOR tobacco md cigars, and $24as
for beer.
THE Secret Service Agents have received notice
OF wonderfully wrotchel counterfeit Il bill
1ei5 series. letter u, nnd Is slYlrd by u. Wymau,
Treasurer. 1t fB poorly printed, Rttu tho bill ii
oue-eighth Of an Inch longer t!inn the genuine
and tho back ia printed upside down. Tho cIl.
craving is very poor and an attempt 10 ttule to
sceu,s imposs!Dl 10 that tho bill coul deceive any.
Que. aAd thoru Is nj probability Of an extensive
14sue.
THE receipts for customs yesterday amounted
to $l6,5.N. Following il tho llBt ut ,tntuhle
Yooda received: II. ". Fuller, casts pictures;
L. Hueslln, i cnsu optical gopds; Lanytuld &
MuadelbcrKer, y cHsea leather goods; William
IMussE, III balea lenf tobacco; Keith I3rus., i
cAaes miners cups: louwcnthal Kaufman T.
Co., caso pipes; Gerts, LuHabarsl l. Cn., & rlses
brushes; cArson. p'Eie. Scott, i cu, il snses dry
Koo41a; 4andcl lls0s.. cuso dry geols; John ".
nDetz y Cu clBes gloves; E'g1H NAtional
Watch Co., cases wutcl goods; Lyon l. lIeHIy,
ctssvs musical Instruments; VerKhU, lluhing Il
Co., ~ cAses toys, etc.; Field, Letter d Co., u
caRes dry Hootls.
, 1880-08-19
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION C0,-1RuTnS
WORTH READING,

The manuscript receipts for tho following
nHanlints drawn In tho lato drawing of thu COM
nunwealth Diatribution Co. arc on flo at tho
u!lioo in Loulsyllio, They aro bona tlde, md
buyers Are ut liberty to address tho parties and
ascertnin tholr genuineucss: a. II. aforRu.,, st.
jRniea Hotel, Philadelphia, Pn,, lou; o. r.
Anderson, Troy. Ind. u 900; ]. D. 8tevcns, Law.
reaceburR, Ind, $lO,D0; Alccno Vaudercspt,
1.onlsville, KY. es,0oo; Volney 0arrlso,i. Bod.
ford, Ind, $l,000; Rlwasti baldwin, Plckwick,
Pa.. $1,000; bunk OF Kentucky, I.ouisyillo tsor
colloctionl, $500; German Bank, louisville ifor
collccton} tsOo; j. q. Nichols, lettor-cazsier, 81.
Louis, No.. $1,00o; German Insurance Co., Louis
Vile. Ky. ,foE co.lcctIon}, 4l,sQU; Gorman M.
tional Dank, Loulavllle, Ky. TOR oolleutIon},
<l,00; George 0elhus, grocer, Louisville, KY,
$l,00Q; o. @. Perry, Grcenytc, O., &i,0QQ: A. IL.
uracby, Money Delivery and Collection Clerk
Albums Express Company, Louisville, Ky, tfut
c0llarton,, $1,000: It. Wood, Collector American
Express Company, Louisville, $50; Col. r, r.
Tuylos, l234 Wahush ayonue, Chicago, $4,000,
THE Commonwealth distribution Co. IL author.
izcd by charter frou. tho Legislature Of ken-
lucky for educational purposes, Ana Is tho only
Lottesy Company ever declared legal by the
unttcu states Court.
Commonwealth Distribution Company, drawn
IN public ut Macauley's Theatre, Louisville, KY,
Aug. u. :.
It. n. Doardman, Courier Journal nuIldlns,,
Louisville, Ky.. or saIne at aG1 and 900 Droal-
Way, Now York, or to J, A. Parks. Ia Washing
ton Etreot. Room II, Chicago,
, 1880-08-19


The first annual picnic of tho Flattdoutsch
Vosksfest vcreln OF Chirago, despite tho fact
that It begun lust nud will not end until next
sunday, continues to attract large crowds Of
plenSuFc-scekess to Ox4v1's Otore, which tho
Association has Allied With all the popular feat
urta OF the German Dnt-pt-d doorb cclebrauon.
Ihu hoalr hxca for the oponlng OF thu set ps,-
1oy1nents OF thu uny wa ut p. H., but long pro.
Fious u thas hour largo number of pcuIckcrs
"sro present. aud at ope1lIu9- t,ma fully LOCO
people were In tho grove. For tho varly CON.
era concert was provided BY the Ocrman1a pr-
chestFa, under tho leadership OF Dir. MeInku,
but Ut o'clock the quudEiIle banda wore sot to
wns1, and the platforms erected by tho society
became At once alIvo With the poetry Ut motion.
aud continued until sha clo1s OF tAu
1ay's pleasure Vt midnight. During tho atsor-
utou xaales Of crU4uet fur tho ladleR, md IN
abundance OF sports for the boys aud girls, with
prtzes sOr tls slccesstul compGtltora, were ha4
tn tho verdusous gaaae to the south end Of tho
grove.
At nleht thu appearance Of tbs groye. where
, 1880-08-19

OFFICE OF THE Chief SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsluSoToN, u. G., Aug. 1o-1 n. ,1'.-For
the Lower Lake region, falling followed by
stationary or rising barometer, southcrly
yecring to westerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, with, ruin, stationary or higher
temperature.
For tho Upper Lake region, stationary or
higher barometer, lower temperature, Winds
mostly from north to west, partly cloudy
weather, and local rains.
For tho Tennessee md Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, nearly stationary temperature,
south to west winds, partly cloudy weather,
and locni rnlns.
mor t9 0ppsf ssssp a !oSr s
stationary Temperature, winds mostly SOUTH
erly, md partly cloudy. weather.
Tho rivers Will relnuin nearly stationary.
local OBSERVATIONS.
L.
, 1880-08-19
F0AIIlJ7bTlnM.

spREEoF1E1p, Ill.,, Aug. 18.-In thu State
Board OF Equalization today. tables were
presented by tho Auditor showing TINT tho
total value of all property assessed In tho
State for 1850 Is $3.50 $50 800, or s5,aa a31 less
tlInn last year.
:, TIN average assessed ynluo Of lots and
la,lds throughout tho State Is about tho same
rs lust yenr, and this fact Is OF Interest, he-
cause tho assessment Of real property will
not be changed for four years. Tic assessed
value Of rallroad property Is nbo,.t SBOO, 900
property Ii sl4.000, 600 mare than lust year.
The various committees Of tho Board have
begun, their work, and short session Is ex-
IjcEteu.
, 1880-08-19
THE BACHELORS BALL,
A Very Successful Entertainment in
Lontlon-Iilgfty~foMr IIosts and a
Thousand Guests

A1o"ttoHAAsas-"ts"A "Ao"F AAo"s" %oo
Tho""aho ei1eats. 1eaats" !, ,x,,
Tho ctghty-to1,f gentlemen VINO styled
themselves the bachelors of London society
,lrsoryc tl,a congratulations. ns we'll M tho
.,,ou,.. ~ the fash,nnotle sror1,, or tba co,n.
plete success OF their first effort ut hospital
ity. Tl,u ball given by. them on Thursday
last was triumph Of organization anl we'll
nonorp,l cni1tnrattnn. Seven man were se-
eetc by Rsnera! e. consent t ont Of the eighty
four to sit III Judgment on the invltatlon-list,
and another COMMITTEES undertook entirely
The managc,nent,-~t. c., tho conmisarfat,
lighting. mtstc. ctc. This was no small mat.
ter: ior rs 1''oo people were iivltea, anu
nominalty ncceptetl. 1t was thought Tie gen
cral rule Of two-thtrtls only Of the whole
turning I'M would l,e n snfe nutde. As IT
rrovn ~, ] n,,srv w ,nntIs I Ia s "cIro11v M !" =,
he fed. a Thousand lunlis wcrD ordered.
but ns these were served hot and hot, u
wns linpbsslble Tor every person to nnvo
Hn Haf I oxs sSs sac ses v snpf capsko sa9yse @ M
nMl selecteu WITH Tue greatest care. Eacli
nIe1n6er Of the committee OF management
brought bottln for selection, which resulted
IN the cholco OF Two softs eaua,ly goot inc
contracts were SO carefully takeil. md every
Item 50 well calculated, TINT the 4s5 Sub
scribctl by each bachelor has not been ex-
cecdetl, and at this comparatively trltltnE
c0st Intly young men Wh9 tlhyc Deen leaStctt
aud c!ltertAincd through tho London season
hayo 0eeMnDie 70 ,naKe q graceful return to
their entertainers. lcnple given to hospital"
ity know too well that the cost Of one or two
dinner parties til London to the individual
entertainers amounts TO moro than that SUN.
III fact tho result OF this rev movement In
society is 80 satisfactory tl'at It Is utmost de-
cittcd that n bachelors bull sla!! be given
eycry year; and g1lrt!en party at kcAsingto1!!
House. The coup d'mil Of tha Illuminated
gardens was, very tinc, and foreibly reminded
inc of tho olsl French enerarings which tle-
plct tho brilliant fetes TINT used to be given
nt Versailles III Tug goot! oil ttaYg Of the
Kings Ut France. The private withdrawing
room of tho Princess OF Wales wns dream
Of Japanese beal!tyt storenonse q Oriental
treasure. accumulated b. ,Slr. j. Saumerez,
one Of the lospitab!e bachelors:
Among other challenge, sent to the mem-
bers Of tlle Committee Of AfanaRement Of The
bachelors Ball, one was received by Mr..
Augustus Lumby from n lady OF rank. tie
lna.tdfnE an explanation In 10 measured
t. rus wherefore slIe fat! not beef, sent IN IT.
vitation, accompanied by nh order to the
bearer Ut tue note not TO return without Ill
, 1880-08-19

THREE marriage liconses woro issued Tuesday
and fifteen yesterday.
Mosr Of tho Offices In tho County Isutld!ng
wcro closed yestor1ay, but all Will bo opon to-
day.
ucrv0usncsB exhibited by him at tho tine or Ills
arrest for McNMhnns miirler. lie suya hc feels
coutdent he will bo acquitted.
FRANK ". ALLEN. who wns arrested In San
Francisco a fortnight AY0 on a chnr2p Of en-.
pczxlument frnln Il brm lii this city, WIS brought
tn JUL ycateF&!ny, III chnrku pf ono 0f pInkcr.
tons mon. About Sl,:1O was fouui ln his pos
EeY1lQu.
, 1880-08-19
SIR KNIGHTS AND VISITORS

who love light rather tt,an darkness should
Gull al l5o aud 153 State street md sec the
llew gns machine III operation there. Alcssrs.
Brainard, DoWtlt & Co. hayo cffcctuully
solved tho problem Of furnishing chenp md
perfect light, Tho machine fs put III the
space usually occupied by the; gas-meter, no
1t can DO placctt In my house, city or coliil.
try,. alid gives nll tue conyenlence of the best
cUnl-gns system at I'LL expense less thnu kero-
Belte. The aforementioned firm nro rcceiy-
ing orders for the machines from all paris Of
tie country.
, 1880-08-19

LEADv1LLE, Colo, Aug. ts.-Thc State
Democratic Convention was called TO orler
ut II n. IN. by the lion. !. +. Welber1l, Chnfr-
man OF the State Committee. The Hon. c.
s. Thomas was chosen Temporary Chairman,
and GA. ClEttentlen Secretary, Tho usual
committees were appointed and a recess ta-
lteu till d p, III.
, 1880-08-19
NEW BUILDINGS.

Tho Chicago City Railway Company haye COM
pletod tho ropRlra to the!r spacious Offices at
Twentieth strcet, aud arc now vary comfortably
located. The valuable books and papers Of tho
concern arc guarded BY two Of "Ilalis" cele-
bratod Rrc-proof yn,llts, Hnlo 10 orlor by tho
wcli.known Halls Safo und Lock Company, l4J
md 149 Dearborn atreet.
, 1880-08-19

nosToN, Nov, II, l850.-L, UdsxT l. Co.. fa2 and
18t Irabdsh dptnue-DEAR s1ps: 1t gives mo
mich pleasure 10 testify to tho real cxccllency
Of your pianos. have used them for the last
ten years. and find thoH all they are repro
scented. and to keep in tunG from atmospheric
chnnges botter thau any others. Very truly
yotlrs. ELLA WAssgAEA.
, 1880-08-19

Special Dhpateh 10 TA4 Chicago Trtbun4.
EL0lS. ILL.,, Aug. l8.-The campaign po-
litIcal company, known rs the veteran boys
III blue, elected onlccrs last evening: Cap
tain, A. 7. Lewis; FirstLteutenant, James
keu; Sec0ntLLientenamt II. Il. Patchen; j.
q. uay, Ortlcrly-Sergeant.
Special &3tspateh to ghs Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Aug. 18.-Tho Republican
Convention OF the ki.lth Senatorial District,
comprising, tie Counties Of pooue gnd Vim
the OH ttay Of September, at = o'clock p. 1i.,
fur the purpose OF nominating th1ea candl.
dates for tie lIuuse Of Representatives,. At
this Convention .WinMebAgu County will
delegates.
, 1880-08-19

Sunnunr, Mass.,.. Aug. 1y.-'rho Grcen-
bAck-1.abor party nominated ,Vniter Raynor
for Congress from the Sixth District, and L..
II. Whitney In tho Seventh District.
, 1880-08-19

tl!c 3EGtll ba1lot. Tho yntc stood: Hepburn,
tt; Happ a; Stone. q; Anderson, l.
Hltet' Wteeteh II The Chteaao 7rtbune.
MCtinE1Utt H., Aug. lS..-'The Republican
trLct III tOwh meets In Mrfircgor tomorrow.
Delegates urc arriving. There ls nn opposi-
tlon to tlle denomination Of the lion. Thomns
Updegraii.
, 1880-08-19

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 18.-Tl!o Demo.
crats Of the Ninth District nominated Tom
Turner for reelection to Congress.
, 1880-08-19

HE1IFE
should be used By mothoEs OF nursing children.
Contains nothing injurious, and requiring unly
water to prepare It for uso, tho danger Of i'm
puro milk II avoided.
FnF snt0 by druggists aud Rrpcers. A pamphlet
with full Particulars sent by addressing
THOMAS LEEM{NG u CO., Montreal, Can,
, 1880-08-19
TEE WEATHER.

Special Dispatch 10 1he Chicago 7stbuns.
DultLISaros, H., Aug. 18.-The people Of
this section are being treated to another
scorcll, the mercury having marked l00 deg.
and over In the shade for several dnys. To-
day 1t ranged from lol to los deg. according
to tho location of the thermometer. A mol
crate thulldcr-st0rm yesterday morning Waa
the only rain that has fallen In this SECTION
for several weeks, and there iS considerable
complaint by farmers Of Injury to crops BY
drought,
, 1880-08-19
THE CITY. .
GENERAL NEWS.

---
r.11Nrt19 9AT, NENG
o113s ioAs<~'' ~
- =.
t,r,,oy from Moore street. ,,cnr L;ncon, md
they ,scro removed to tho smalI.rox Hospital.
IT, nn M sn1,oSto% e ~ ntr n, ,n,It,ary ca.
+." 1,,noa rx,crrnuocvr, ,,,,, co,,,+. r.stcrttov
asss!l'osn an.i ssei' %ijoarnsd uStil o'elSsk
III Ill, then adjourn court until tho SorfornDof
nnna.se. oPpician. ID Naiso' ss1ces t. rnincsS
na3anE M sr m q. 8 q m degseefi G. iafome1er le @ s u
a. n.., V.8l: D p. In., -.
MAyop HARRISON hss lost hss atar-tho ono
inscribed " lest Mnvor,' etc-and ,cal1not ,n
frce ] speech @ Of thinks ani /. promise of par
ronrrAuou'e circus last night t,onentc, by
The tbs samE hs"'s; he to tno s Ef
esai pnp aa tG !f.s se oisa hscn ,"i ied ' As 1 It
ns SONG T pe9G|ef Gf ',nsssed m tug ha peF%n. snn.
Erors' Eron, tt,ir,na rim s lin yrck. 10
'.o"s ".'l'H. ,,Ass, Wv ,,as.a =. ,a,r.s4oro ~
No pa Miiwnnk:c : H avenue " eornm!tseti s,iicisio
by taking Two ounces q Iandanum vt Il @ o'e1oek +
attend him. but 1t wns too lnte to savc his !fc
he @ nosnsn @ VT gna aon Y u rnars at f S ge III *
o'[n, So @ INV " carr nn, coroo
eysnns T'ts eesner '?R g.
n;9ss e sr b sss ssv sx 5 5hs
tic Shoulders, and tho lattor escnpca With few
hr',scs. Doth blamu tho st street.efar drlyer, IS
. ,,,,,,,. enao nnrno,oa ,,,o, .bo s,r,ooo y,
tho an iako short ia dtsneo cit from ' tic Sreak
, 1880-08-19

TRADE AND TRhNSP PORTATtON.
New York, Aug. l8.-Tho Uoard OF Trade
and Transportation call convention ut Bos-
ton Oct. to consider the ineans Of further
Ing tho shipping interests OF the country mud
pl0cure NAtlQllAl IeKlslntlQn.
, 1880-08-19

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. Isl. W. Robertson
was nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis of lhe Seventh District.
, 1880-08-19

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. ls.-Thc Republicans
of tic Twelfth District nominated John
Grace, q merchant Of Circleyllle, for Coll-
gross, iii tho Convention ut IIlncaster to-day.
, 1880-08-19

Sr. Louis, Aug. 1s.-Tho Democrats Of tho
Seventh District rcno1nlnntcd John +.
Phillips for Congress by acclamatfon to-day.
, 1880-08-19

are invited to call and examine tho aro-proof
aafes made to special order for tho use Of "Com-
mandeeies" At Halls Safe and Lock Compauy's,
III aud 10 Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-19

Sptetal Dtspaseh to 1as Chteago Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Aug. 18.-To-day Inns bcon
the warnest of tho season, tho thermometer
marking os to 1qi deg. III the shade. md t2s to
13l deg. i'll tho SUN. Laborers throughout
the city were compelled to leave work OIL ac-
count Ut the heat
, 1880-08-19

Nothing ia too good for our baby--no, not oven
Cuticufn soap.
, 1880-08-19

COUNCIL BLUFFS. H., aug. 1s.-The Con-
gresstonal deadlock was broken today by,
the nomination Of Col. W, +. Hepburn OF
, 1880-08-19

Trns: Our highest nrtlsta In dentistry: The
McChcsnoy's beyond doubt, though but - sot-