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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14

The Louisville & Nashville 4. Great
Southern II. II. Is fast becoming one Of
the greatest corporations Of the kind In
this country. IL has within the last
few days obtained controlling interest
in the Louisville, New Albany 4 Chr
cago r. T., and in the Montgomery
and Mobile, New Orleans & Mobile 4
Pensacola lines, thereby securing q con-
tinuous route rum the Lakes to the
Gulf In addition to this il has pur-
chased the charter and all the rights in
the Georgia Western II. r., and VIII at
once complete the line from Atlanta Ia
Decatur, and possibly to Birmingham,
Alabama.
The county newspaper Is always pre-
pared to protect the citizens AGAINST ini-
position and to defeat every worthy
person from any unjust attack. II daes
not prosecute or defend for fees. but al
ways defends the peoples interest To
build up your home paper b to adver-
tise your industries and secure u power
to excuse your Shortcomings. The
county paper has got to he As indispen-
sable. an article about the house rs \
cook stove aud rs handy as . boot-ne
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14

Gov. Cobb, Of Alabama, Ills the va
cancy i'm the United State Senate.
caused by the death Of Senator HOus-
ton, by appointing Luke Pryor Of Ath-
ems. He has never been an Office
holder, always declining, bat is u law
yer of great ability, and was the law
partner of Senator Houston The cleo
lion by the Legislature is in November
next trH ~ ieralairg .i I'll
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14

Barrett Moore, who killed young
Taliaferro at Morton's Gap I'm drunk
en- broil last summer, and for whom the
Governor offered a reward Of 500, has
been captured In Missouri and returned
to the Madisonville Jail. Echo.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-01-14
SANDUSKY HOUSE.
OwENSBORO JUNCTION,

This House has just been overhauled and
enteed and put In first-class repair for the en-
tertalnment of guests
The rooms are Large and Well Ventilated
Extra accommodations for ladies.
The table Is supplied at all times with the
hest the country affords. Charges reasonable.
W.H.sANDUSKY,
Proprietor.
, 1880-10-22

position f.awtrr ,sfd thu Ktabtit!9. lhn in}Irt"i
nnn xt III, tinnssintcfl. aI,ta wn!krt buck t1 tho
anl'nsn. whSre. in H. rago IL. ss.asl,ch hi. ,h.t
tiiss, fiso titftce Iia was Ifcne,l n bitx.i. AMI
owI1,T 10 tho exertIon and fury ho put himself
severed arteries i w; only With Tho xrcatr.i
n!c, ,,t,ti tio fjootnr hal dressed hs sn,l,t,i.
,Aftcr tho cutting i.awlnr e..s'pg:t o:gr iial.
district, and ri h:43 In tho evening In was wnkGh
,ntn tho alatinn.. 0t1lcnr ". .. nhnAo.l ''av!!,y
picked him up In tho street on cIsnrve ut .l!4-
GriorIy an. drunken ct,ntl.ct: lie Ind a lnnx.
hln1lrd dcur-ho hnndlcd knife IN ills pt,cket.
It wna nut knwn at tl,!1 tltnc nor ~, hp',r later
TINT Pete was r csta!y. ns Tue Ma1st't, ssrcri
"a. nrree.trd and locked up 1T tho Twenty.
tle. regulations. but 1.nwtcr. Is by al!
tsd'ls tin worst ynting criminal in tho city.
1honRh mt ycf II years Ut nvr. E,o Inns actlinii.
t,ssn !.sft..tsi fo2 nsasiy rS;;ry .rt,'s f. th'
nrally nscapn,i with JUL Auntcnc": when fnlnt,
guilty. TO ttaa. 1stwHser, farsft' "ftf term II
Juliet. f!o wns 1aat nrrestcd npnn xHsptcion u!
,,nvlpR entnlntte'l tho McMnhnn m,,r,lrr. 1isa
tMrrr,ta iiyc nt tho corner tf 1wunty-sixth and
tfalstGd ntfeptS.
, 1880-10-22

election. 'rl,e ehil,l ts lu,r,I, md h1s linInc is
jninrs a. 3art'e1l. An this tuster anti hral,
ahnnt carrytng Ohio md Indiana for Iiail~
rnck l* tic n,cress hoalt, THESE committees
iikH to issue tllesc proctamatlons IN nr.!.r IL
hc rcs1a'I,tletl 20. Mru know w!ietl they l'ayv
dcGn beaten; thousands Rayc their Itln,o nttl
nloHry, afhl, after heing defeated, they lave
III, further licart In tho wnrk. Mr,1 will II,
lsltk II work, aihl a. tho cries OF the Dents.
cratic chnl,Mfttrc%t addressed to the people.
oSx !" sta, Y t1s,, te Ens Ir ,c VIZ id,onH s"t H.
l)et,ltcrats iMl decided to continue the
l!H1t y: = which he replIeC. Keep up itr
hxl1t? What mp They are ott. Of money.
have lost their .col,rnY', know. there Is },t'
hnM. .h,ul ca,,'t enl1rTt anything. There
"''li't he GiN sf'c,tt IN Uliin ttwen!l now aid
TIC Presidential Giectmn: tho Dctnocrats
llNsctlnt gnt 1t ~ st,.llsl."
70 t'Ie iinni.mruts of carrying. 1,ttltana r.
:. Well. tlM State Committee infect to think
!lIrW Is; hut any inail. that I'as twn itteas IN
{iy Ia up"
f,tl. Orr Is mn Of the most rank 1:onrt,on
l3e'h,cs'tts III tle city: mid he hut .exprcsscs
'lln Views ut lilnt-trnllIs ut the party, Hl-
Aln;1ti tlIsY l'ide their opinions from tlar
.inIln q. Tlolapso,, has shaken the dust Of
.'hlo frnin [is l.rt, .a'ul gum IL New York
tn consult with Chairman l}arntlin rs to the
tXbFtle.lcr nl htrfnK Il few more steel Fnifs.
Ftnhk Mckinney. lily Dgln0ctAtfc Chairman,
III t'Attrreit sl,t bruised, tlnx gutH 1lDnlc fOr
rrpnlrs; Willie in. Gntfrs. i)r,nncrary nrc cull.
"'a lllg'cf grol1n'l 1ciura thu next oyeri,oW.
, 1880-10-22

: 4 woman ehMts In this lsnErucnus way nloutt
EliYthin In thg COttftttittl filt@ettc ut larlH:
h.tve buen at CO.npeiXno iutcty. Anl hHts gnllt
through tho palace uni! vl1WcA wtlh admiration
4lll illterGst tho splolA Fthltls Warr0 uIltu fHo
frtv3lous, gorgeous Court 1T tlg Src.!l tsnQilH
huili high Gurnvul; thu ElhI'ress hea'rA,tl, wtsa
tho lrnppries Ut ortu,Atfl Satitl, wr.!tlFnl Will
guild; her tltcssNg-r.n,n't NIL ~ t'slc nFoenan:
hnr music r,xHn, With lts superb cAns!'e!s ~
EaIltsD iAta,npr; thu Euhnrdrs llpTHty. WIN
hs thntr still standing III fruit nl ~ WrltlnR.,
tnbo IN tho GentT0 Ut tho sth,ti,. Wurl hsia ~.
fMcetl b. tho MtIi!ktera elbt,ws anti anXgrs, lof
MrUlIlll stus tabi1 thu councils ~ tGa aiahtstora
l,sol lu bo hpld. Il Il III! very aaturval',g atio
why, ul,l why did i'roEiieNoo tNssn!t tlle th!E
EttKttft tn survive ththsv bF!Xhf aaXs! bho WINS
III Ttll OF yut,dnr, amid tho salMs unl tho hrs,.
c1ttux ami t40 tlt,Kor.WrOIlKf ljnnuyAlt tapes.
irie3; sbo !.4s played with 81 !ttlo atutsa alild
dignity hur nlIo ut widowed Enlprrss. And
ullursi1an n,atAur nE u protunIer tu Il cF0Wn. II
Ss now universally conceded oil Alt sdca that h0t
Worrying why's and putty etuhHtutcs tifsIvo tho
luckio.s Prince l,nporial lnts the expodltlon ~
jntIst Numerically, To- borrow q !lAnK word frnm
UlIr llnHilsl cousins, 5hu kept hM thu shOrt-
pst possible allowance " mOncy. refusing hin
uYei1 ihu ntl.uunt necessary tU 1hAtllu tim tn
nat1ItMtn nn RpI,oAtNtlos nIll HliTaKe ool1lstvnt
with its rank aifd WIKI tho xhe}u13 tliat 10 fru-
ulttltt uil Ut TITS Asas,1iHttS helnR luBlt Ut tho
li,xhust rMnk, beKtHnlux with the lrl,,ccs 1t the
RuyAI tuulIIy nI England. Sho w1ull not ayen
l,rf.lit HIN u engage fdkls r1r himself In I.olls
inn. DESIRING f0 keep him perlsetuAilr l1e4ido
hyr ut Ehisehurst. A. Frc,lch llatr-dressor, whn
hud u shop trar lioll street, n.d who was VI
DQnapartlst procllsitles, placed, 1t IL sald,
, 1880-10-22


LONDON, Oct 91.-Steps are being taken to
form nm influential committee Of Liberals to
strengthen tho hands Of the Government In
dealing with disorder In ireland, uni to lrgo
the necessity for immediate measures for the
protection of life md property. Sergeant
1iesUn has alrenty been Gngnyc1 by tho
Crawl, as UnD ut tic counsel for tho prUseGu-
t!on Of tho Lnnd League.
nETIRED F1soM THE TURF.
The Duke Of Westminster liltutltls retiring
detinltiy from, the turf. lIu Is now s. years
OF agp, aud PROPOSES to settle dnw,h lfU Will
sell all OF Ills horses except Bend Or, tho
Derby winner. Among tho noted RUNNERS
which he will offer nre Alete0rN, which ran
second In the AIoIecon,b Stakes ut G0atl-
wool this summer; Prince. Regent, liz
cenlinry, DOnllGntl, nllu II HUMMER Ut D0il-
caster colts. lie will undoubtedly Fctaln
Rouge Rnse, tho dnIii Of NfGtsDra. Tie Duke
Inns always bpen n lliRll-1ninttGtt tnrflnAn,
md his retirement will bo universally re-
Krctted.
AN EXPLOSION IN, DUBLIN.
a Dublin. dispatch says: !Eho. Bridgeport
atreet palAiine oil stores exploded this nftur-
noon. Tho shock WIS tremendous, md was
followed by a great cnntlagrntlon. Thocatso
Is not yet known. Tho ilcigtbort,ooI wns
thrown 1Mt0 great excltsmglit, and thousands
rushed to tho spot to wituess the spectuclc.
No lives aro reported lost.
, 1880-10-22
THE SPItAt}UES.

Efforts 10 Recover the I'crsonnl Props
crty nf Mrs. Kate ClinHe SprAgGc.
NEW YotsK. t}ct. ga dis,mtcl, to the
Snn from Providence, Il. l., says:
It will bc remembered that when Afrx.
Spraeile left ler husbands lrsIsleMce ut MAI
ragal'sett 1ler, q yVpr ago last summer, |.
was sattl tlIat ler csciSpo WAS 80 hurred tint
SHE was nhlo to take with l.er
oMly d few articles of necessary
wearing apparel for herself and
I!cr three little gtrls. Since then sl,c lln>
lIvcd nj Etlgcwaod. tho estate ncar WaslIiug-
ton left to her by. Chief Justice Chase. t;oy.
5pragns lns continued to S:c!ipy oa'ntl:;int, ;
built wllcn tic Spragucs ,wgte nl&nnE the
wealstlIcst manufacturers III Tie co1,ntry.
fitc estdte 1s Under tho control ut Zacitaria',
thnffec, trnstee 70 tho creditors, but pending
,l,e legal li9en'ties Il llas bee,, l9lntl lMpos-
NAMED witi, their mother; tho boy, Willie,
Ia with Ills fntller.
a report was printed lust s.in,mertl,at Mts.
sprngne la.l rst!,rlett to NarraEalsst rler
IN prugress. Tl,ts secMs to linye hee,i tli.-
founded; at ieust Mrs. SpraRuc l,ns mt vis-
tied Rhode Island since the separation VI oyrr
r year ngu; Mid two telcgrn'ns ltlattc pMhlis
ti,cro is 10 imiaedlnte .prospuct Of ~ i
reconciliation. Several attempts, 1t Is un-
,lerstnotl, l,nye becn made by Mrs. SlrM4tl,
TT secure property left at Cnnonellet which
nS 1nhs sss 3 ~ sa her sr eo5is 1ses %sr & ssy11 IT,
events OF tho summer nf ls19 Mrs. Spfagur
appointed Mr.. Robert Thompson, II resitlen;
Ut this StNtc, rs her trnstcG. Austin Cnrhln.
tie banker, Of New York, also represents
"NEw YOnK, Oct. ID, fsS0,-EtDtlcrt IHoWn.
son, Tr,tstcc-l):AN Sin: send y0,, lieit-
, 1880-10-22


PANS. Oct. 9l.-1luc sensation wascauscd
by tho Due dc Chartrcs, at the military dir
nor ut Evreux, pronf,ng toast to France
a,,l her Governmc1Aanato tho President of
The Republic. Tho Eegitim'sts consider that
this Is iii Indirect acceptance BY him Of
tho Republic. The Duke, III hia speech, aalu
in Aluetlca, where no rnssed part Of Ills
yontil, It WINS customary to give such loyal
t0asts before nll others,
GONE oyEH 10 nyAc1STuE.
Three Catholic priests here. within tho last
lew weeks. Joined pltu llync1nltM.
sl:STEScEn.
Tha real naino 0f the person sentenced to
fine md imprisonment for tho publication
q an Immoral fuulllBton Is Carl Max, not
THE CrEAN1Na-otrT PROCESS.
:, Inspectors visited Il former Jesuit estah-
ltsllnent ut AMiens and .fDltnd there tWenty
Jesuit Fathers, previously professors Of tho
same cnIlege.
Tho Franciscan Eriars Of Avle,,on hayo
hrlcked up tle tl0t,rs Of their monastery,
Tley nro we'll supplied with PROVISIONS.
lhe President Of tho Montpelier Tribunal
has declared hi,l,scit Incompetent tO hellr
TIC suit tho Cnrmelltcs asai,ist the l'refect,
70 recover possession of their convent
, 1880-10-22

Ross with preserved meats Whit was!
nur experience? In very mnny INSTANCES eight
L.,lit1d tins. labelHi - ronst tecf" md rnnst
tnuttun.. . were f6lnl TO coDtnln nnit!ug bnt
t!',nes. Mcnt.tl1s contained r1,ttnn ycHcthbtcs,
nilt never tho trscrsc. 1'he public viii hardly
cst,ltt tho RtAtot!lcnt whom my that tho wtnie
tho ihtr7s, hodfs and hfics Tho very ontrai+ ana
t;n,ltehth wero Preserved fer nfr subsistence
.nrx .t.Mx IN n, Arcta yoy,!sc when no othcr pro-
iao 'nh.hlf'sncHt5 mess OF Tier sfajesty'e shir,
thtefrrisf, compelled to hold our noscs whflu
We ate our dinners. 40 HrCht wis tho stnneht
.!!sol when tta dnlly. rntions sorvetl out worp
,',1 iaxSta r. st'o iarsf..'eGk rtr survey and CON
III cs'ndo!nn those, might conie,nt. haif tHe
BltHBly starve." -
, 1880-10-22
A STARRING CASE,

Uwcn O'MNlIoy, a tuun with yiolept dtsnosi-
tim nn,l cnn.cn,,cn.v Ind rooor,, T., s,Itaa
a"L' n'a eu"oo'iao.s o"u teoota III poHco
Gus young Potter Lawlur, In asruet hrawl at tho
cprnee Of Aruhcr avenue and Hangcr streot.
Tho wound fs described BY Dr.. waxhaus, who
attended tho man, M q w'do and deep stab on
tho IL It sitle, between tho hp and short Ribs up
s,,tn rn, 1',o',a ,,",,.,.on ,Sa .ts, p"eeos
svcroa tSo mrse rs + sss uu vn. ae
wuu',d. aud thS Dtntor ,1nd III WV ItsI' bons
,t,s,S .uv ,,,i,it n!tnts Eeeo'sfy. Iao ar!efna
n .t,.s,t 70 Ir1M" ns ay Inns. ana tho
, 1880-10-22

etKECIs or THE KING.
ATHENS, Oct. 9l.-trl,s King, In his speech
NJ The opening OF tito Chambers to-.lay, said;
~ iasten to ask tho coBperation OF tic
Ghambers To enable lQo to curry out the na-
iona! duties imposed upon u,e, These duties
arc Unusually serious, hut the sentiments Of
tae nation are proport,onately lofty The
{[G,iations u Greece with foreign Powers are
NJ countries / lave visited. WHOSE arbtlra-
meht has given to Greece q frontier
esrFstlgthenlnX altl extending her bou,.uAltss.
Ing ~ execution ut thu DECISION ot tfse Powers
,rtci ,mrtaci viii chrty ells,i3e your deliberations.
ailn tio'ernuent lns already Iatl0 extensive
military alut naval preparations, for which
1,l toa,s haru hce1l contracted, mud which the
nas u.itoFtnkan LIeayy ALLEGATIONS. rlo army
~! nut bo stsf1a1N!td until tlle estAlflshlnont
VI . new order Of things III tho territory
, 1880-10-22

c1nrc. Int ~ Ti,r c,,,1, 1s t,orn. and
I9is Nnme n Jn,nca 4, GartlplI.u
snSeiai o,rr,,nond.nee -, IA cht.ooo 1st,un.
coLv,tnus, e., Oct, : 1.-1ho e recent eiec-
t1ons having virtually decided tho Pres!tle''-
least, tho Sunatorslip again looms nh in
h"gn rro,ort;ons mi the a,,"st;on ~ now ~
being uEttated, WHO wifi succcel tint worn-
ont Bourbon, Allen q. Thurman, In the Sctl-
nte Of tho Uultcd Stntcs? (;cographlcally
cnnsftferet. i'm selection of n Senntnr
would naturally b. Conceded t 10 t csntrnl
Ohio; md In That event 1t Is
generally believed TINT Gov. DonnIson would
be untitled tn Tim bonor.-f;en. Gnrdrl,i Inv.
tnv ] heen oiscte.i last vrar, wh.ci, in l.,itton @
to f tho presids"ey i It + Claimed IS al that tSs
Walls Judge Taft is t,escryeslly popular,
antl onc.of th,, ,nust statwart kind nf 1ten,,h.
@ Iieats ISL hls eieetion % to the Senate seems ,nr.
ly possIblefrom tho fact that cinctnnati lins
alroatly ono representative In the Senate In
tho person of the IIo,,. Ororce II. Pcudlston,
Ex.senator Matthews INV nlso bo regarded
rs n candidate; but tho samo influences
which would prevent Mr.. Tufts nomination
would bo urged agalnst him. Many clatm
TINT tha 1rcnt nnnuiarfty of inv. Fosier viii
.,,.,,. t.I.,. ....,. F,...t,I.t,to rs,,.t - III
llnhe H!as iISt lwi,.Mu ,,.tii'; itsM. VI ~
osa, an ~. "a ,s 1r1 T. y et ;'t M F
tne onanas q & wHt 1,, IS KmowM ~ ,GeH!ral ~,
Ollo. hs!t! tiAt !!.s pao'i1nt1o!s ~ une oEil.
ate Woutd strehEt1ctt tiio tHtfty III tie
State. II Is egItali' IN taat ,,s llo ssai.ds illgi
IN tho estllnai'oll " I!o ltcpMn'lesh lliei!l-
bers ct tllo ESlsIat''n,;, ;,,l many OF Ml.@on' @
ow0 tGr sGatS 70 us Mnoss 3 t'ta!'Giga ny iIt
Wlleli J0nn "; I'',s'lpsan lleaaa ot tNS Gtlv-
eftt0fh WotK, to nccataG MtatnGd. aha sctlt
TINT historic tl!sphteIa 70 llts WotReis, y se'
cure thg elgetloll q tie cattil0ntss
nlNl lct Ewing 20 to HI, Wills n0lic OF tito
gentlemen above reterfctl to have rs yGt nIl-
n0lrGcd their Intentions Ioccoille eatlAtlntes
nn.l all dcc!inc to TUX OF tho subject. the
puftlic mind as atfent ttto fusttf
vt the Nnvc'l,ber cleGttnl', md grasps future
p0sSl!'llitles anu pf0Daola!tles Wath nIl the
henlttiy Y19nr tllat !las 60 receHtly carried
Ohio esyS;,l tsie reat @t nen'oeFas'o States
Meli. bulidtzets, niiu repehtelss
There exlsts III ohto tti'nny Ieelll,S OF tho
Kreatest respect for ex.uoy. nennls1D, tn
whom SO Mucla credit II uli9 Tor tue fiobts
serpaen ~ all ~ VIZ GRITTY Yours hI
the, Var; aud TO lliln l'ay DO cred.
9f the Confcslcrntcs ~ getting possession, 4f
Kentucky atlt West Virginia. 1t is possible
TINT he VII! not he cfiltlitlato f9r tho Sell
nte. but at tho sa mIn tla.u It Is quito apparent
ttat, in tho eycut vt tho election Ut Gen: Gar-
field, Coy. DennIson'a long BerYlco In tho
party mud s0rylIO tn tue country VII! not lu
overlooked. 1t Wtss einH., Oe'anas0n Whn
gave tho present Republican candidate for
th0 Presidency Ills commission lis Colonel III
, 1880-10-22

nwns,ed to t;rGccc. mn firmly resolved To
Effect ns sterd1y us p,ss!f,lt that fnr which
lmye lrcl'nrr.'., ! rely upoH your ctA}prrn-
ton as faithful. exm,11chia OF The natlu1aE
Tho sITech wns received With loud and
PROLONGED cheers.
, 1880-10-22
TelFGRAPHlC NOTES.

,WuncEsrEN, slAss., Oct. .l.-rhe tl,irtlotll
anniversary Of thu tirst woulai's suffragu
meeting held III Now England ls being cele-
brntel ttJ-ttAy.
DtFFAto, Oct. al.-The cornerstone of
the snlderS' monument, In FpreSt Lawn
Cemetery, was laltl to-tlay with Masonic
NASulAa UIrnlirlI,
, 1880-10-22
THE ATLANTA REUNION,

ATLANTA. 0a., Ost. 3t.-Tho visiting mill
tary wero entertained to-tlay Mt HI oil.
fashioned hatbec,tu. Great Naiional spirit
wns evoked, anh patriotic sentiments a,ltl
speeches twure tho order, Col. Hritain, n!
the oil Eagle Regiment, WISCONSIN,, and
Capt: Smith, Ut tlia .lnl.uay!lap G,tnr,i. Wis
cousin. were at,tollg the spvakurs. Tho lil.tr
and GraY r!ndgetl themselves tn forget tho
, 1880-10-22

RErNEsslyE B1:AsuNI.B PROPOSED,
:, bEHLlN. Oct. 2l.-'rho lvcser Zcltung aays:
:, At fln carly meeting Of tic DMl.1esrnth tho
representative of Hamburg will Wopose a
pfoe]anatlon 0f state OF Siege there. Prus-
sla Will lnake similar ,,rop,sal In regard to
Altona, Ott0nscii, aud Wautlsbeck: but Sax-
Ply VIII decline {tor tho present, at lenst) to
IeipsfrH 'A-"7" -" "oo.~ -
, 1880-10-22
1ktJSSfA.

REVISION NF Tilt: TAfttrF.
LoHnos. t}ci. 2t.-1t Is snItl that tito Rus-
sian Finance Minister 1,as decided OF, n con,-
plnte revision If tho tariff. Higher rr0tcct-.
fyn tlntics will hu ltvictl On Imported tnltnw.
grni'f ninf c0aa. Tho dulles I'll cOtton md
colit,. goods will be completely revised.
, 1880-10-22
liiltlIH.

6psetal pt.pateA 10 7hs Chssdee Itt1ans.
pur.trru, Mimi, Oct. at.-Arrlyals-Fro.
polker Enptre State, barge Y. Swain, and
schooner A. u. Maxwell.
ncnts, I,oN bushels. Ii store, II, ,oo6 bush-
els.
, 1880-10-22

OFFICE OF TltE CHIEF SfayAt OFFICER,
WAsntSarpS, j.. T.. Oct. 23-1 n. in.-For
ttIs Ohio Valley md Tennessee partly clailtly
weather, with nccasiolIaI light rain, winds
rol'ler. northwest, stationary OF higher ba-
r0inctcr.
For the Lower Lake region, clear or partly
cloudy weat1lrr, variable winds {fnbstly east
erly}. stationary or lower temperature, md
generally higher barometer.
For thu Upper Lake region, clear or partIy
cln,,sly weather, precsded by occasional tight
SLOW, vatiabtc winds, nu tecl!rl chnIgu Ut
pressure, and stationary or lower temprr-
Aturc.
Fur tie Upper mississippi anil Missouri
Valleys, clear or partly clons(y wtatt1ur, pre-
retic 1T the tlrst district by occaslo.al stlnw
Dr rain: In the ftrst district slightly higher
barometer, Calder n0rttwustgrly w1iIds; II,
tile hitter district, l,urthwesttrly Winds IT.
lO.I,lstE variable, stationary Or iOSer bastnl-
etcr; III tho southern t,art lnwer Temperature.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
IfGaat&
, 1880-10-22
Nasty.

Coyrrn,,tr X j,'AI,s I,'u % fwich ia in thu stotc
.s t"". = N'n ~ ~ "1S III ~ ca.s ~ s'lG n.c
met Mt tic ,ucct1n' llouse tho nlA nftcr Tho
Oetobcr etecksh,tn. 1t WIZ n pcrltkeIar1y
E"y 'e., i,,,.st sHo Ts1 N,, rgs.y GLOOMY
,,,,, I wv, ,s,"1.os ,,t ...n a., aos.a ';ia
fii"il,.er nSieitef lian spent tlle entire .l.y
II, w Itepatlia NV illnso l0r tllg oecnstltlli,
IMl!sy M y H;ale,! ny sE!.,s I ny ta,e iooyun Enl-
JEih ht!!Gi. " ruit 1lleT u isH ceiit N,tfibh"
.eHll. tni"ett the Cohleqf1t Ing, wlcli Is u,ir
Ga!ikcr Ali over tl,o !!',sc. The pictures nv
gnne g 9 ATT a t,o orsEaIlnI wax
i tIS luipit. ill., ''' WV S''''''' ""N p'' '''''n
,, Ths ,; eXsrcises WV ,9psned by singing this
"rlanse,l IL T. x',t ", q + .lesp dospar,
1tf Gvss %fsSss stsstssaa ss''a ssSsy:x"h''' ssy:x
After "ich | reaa 'enn tllo follerln
| A Dinckratlc man is Nv few days and very
jio goc,l, tarth to tho polls s,utlIn III the
S; Sreses s aa ,s pstfify II 'S sorss. SUI Nv "oas
| Ile Dlnocratfc purity Is too short at both
IL is l,arlet tllat dresses too low III tho
4 s weak IL tic nidlie, lid ITO strength
| hHltltlll ~ tile E0p Of DUtlu1ti.
Ttc Lord Is agih thc i1en!ocracy.
vai oGr sri,IicaiIors wWi,t tp si.' for tiier It'd
nest nMi l,eotrot among tho cattle or, thou
In viii We implorcd tor I, potato.rot an,
potAt0.bugs, VI, anything else tl,nt wnut( dis.
tress the fank md iititko ltiM howl fUr II
c!.unge;
II IN ST we invokea tte etsI ot The wccye,
tilt nrttlt.Wrati. tint t3I3 hitanlNnin NhnttftI
curse tho Administration atMi turn 10 ,ts.
~ tao more We i,tsyed ior distress tho
Tic crops wcre goSyl, mid the prices there
ttere Is 10 M iroub'es s' "'' '' D''''"A"' ~ ""'"
We pyeael,ctl llnrh times, a,.d they shook
gold aild silver u,l.!er nlr HOSES.
pressed; and hu jeered, shown Nv US say-
snaFs s so6s 'S H. y The furnace was to lis the
Thc cling Nv l!ai,lners and tho wl,eczo nv
tfg engi,ie w1tz dur fincrai.kncil.
We sent Blackburn and. other. Drieadeefs
| to tho North; but tho people put their tongtles
III their checks aid waegeti their lleads III
derision: w "
our candidate. " s'' ~
sy $s tss sss ;as ss tsx n% nsx ex
cracked llu,tcock between their th,,nill.nniis.
We offered EN- freq tr,.de, and they M
sweresl, s.,yin, Giyu us taritl.
| We offered ell SUIT IHulley, hut they ru-
W. oiSer,al 10 take tho Goycrlimpnt off
their halts, but they sel 1t wus tiuiil very
we'll ,,ow thank yut,.
nonscs siei never k,ow is nsi,. i @'~ ~'"''"
mcnt Of o our W wariclai1ns. % in '''' "''> '4'' ''''
Rascoln will either hcy to shut Shop or
, 1880-10-22

*llIia nf rtn,ns TINT were a!.unted ovur his shop
1T Tho FrfHcn's tltat,osal. refusing TO- recent nny
remuneration. uni saying unlys "YGt can. rny
FftHCh.f
, 1880-10-22
OHIO,

The United States scnasors1lip-Tal1k
with a Pronalnont ssoarbon-IIc a,c-
c1nrca that - Tho Child II fsort,, and
His Nnme Ik Jn1nca i. fairfield"