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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or NEWBERRI.-
TN COMMON PLEAS.

y i y I Il w ~ ~ = IL N'-AASO - A@' ~ 5
COUNTY or NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Willie Slider, Plaintiff, against Frances A.
Slider, John f. Slider, and Charles T.
Slider, Defendants.
Complaiat for Partition.
b. order CT the Court, I will sell before
the Court House at Newberry, at public
outcry, on the first Monday in November
next, ail that house auJ lot in the Town Of
Newberry, and State aforesaid, containing
one fourth Of in acre, more or less, on the
Eastern corner OF Nance and Harrington
Streets, and bounded by lots of D. r. PHI
fer, JAS. u. Dlxter, Mrs Sarah Z. Chick,
Jas Mcintosh and T. G. Pool.
Terms: The purchaser will be required
to pay one-thrd Of the purchase money i'll
cash, and 10 secure the balance payable IN
one ani t~o equal annual instruments, with
Interest from the day Of sale, by bond and
mortgage Of the prenliSes-and pay tor the
necessary papers. The purchaser will also
be required to insure the property at an
mount equal to the credit portion Of the
purchase money, and assign the same to
the Master. SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Master \. C..
Masters Office, 7th Oct. 1880. 42-3t.
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NOTICE.

All oersons who owe the estate Of Rich
ard Moon, deceased, are hereby called upon
to come up and settle Immediately.
Z. P. CHALMERS, Admir-.
0ct. &. 4i-3t.
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EDesiS7s:s a,seE Chic.

The State election in Indiana
and Chic comes off to day, Tues.
in,-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-13

The Georgia State election came
off the 9Th. CoIquitt beat Norwood
by forty thousand majority.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President
w. S. HANCOCK.
For Vice. President:
w. r.. ENGLISH.

For Governor
JOHNSON HAGooD.
For Lieutenant-Governor:
J. i. KENNEDY.
For Comptroller General:
J. G. Corr.
For Secretary of State:
r. NJ. SINS.
For Acknowledgement.
LEROY T. IOUNANs.
For Superintendent Of Education !:
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
For Adjutant and Inspector-General !:
ARTHUR N. MANIGAULT.
For State Treasurer:
JOHN PETER RICHARDSON.
For Presidential Electors:
AtLargs-John I. Manning, VIM.
Elliott.
First District-E. ". Noise.
Second District-C. Il. Siwouton.
Third Distrlct-J. S. Murray.
Fourth District-Cad. jones.
Fifth District-G. ". Croft.
For Solicitor Seuen5b Circult-D.
r. Duncan.
For. Congress, Third District
D. Wyatt Aiken.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
Matthias ". Miller and William ". Miller
vs.. Nathan P WhitMire.

Matthias W. Miller and William ". Miller
VS.. Nathan P. Whitmire.
By virtue Of an Execution to me directed
in tie above stlt.d case, will sell, at pub
lie outcry in trout OF the Court House, on
the first Monday (Saleday) in November,
A. D. 1880. to the highest bidder, all OF
the Interest OF the defendant Nathan ?.
Whitnnire in certain tract or plantation
Of land situated in Newberry County and
State aforesaid, containing seven hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
Of Agnes Rice, D. J. Lee. D. 6. Duncan.
Lea nder Turner and others. Levied on as
the property Of Nathan p. Whiim;re.
TERNs-All cash. Purchaser &c ~ Tor
papers.
D. 3. WHEELER, n. c.
Sheritf"s Office, Oct. II, 1880. 42-3t.
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FAIR OF TIIE GATE CITY GUARDS
At Atlanta, Ga,
COMMENCING OCTOBER II, 1880.
Cheap Excursion Rates via
the d. & G.. r. r.

Round Trip Tickets to Atlanta and re-
turn will bc sold at tie several ticket Of
fees on the lina Of this Road from Monday,
October lllh, until Friday, October 22nd,
inclusive, good to return until October 25th,
inclusive, at the following low rate:
From Columbia, IS 80; Alston, $3.50 ;
Pomaria, $500; Newbeery, $500; Chap
pel's, S4.25; Ninety-Six, $500; Abbe-
Vile, $500; New Market, S+.o0; Green
wood, So is; Donnald'$, $3.50; honea
patl, s. 80; Bellon, S3.25; Anderson,
s. -; Williamson, 1925; pendleton, S2.60;
Walhalla, $3.50.
From points On Laurens 4. R.: Lanrens,
s575; Clinton, %5.5O} Martins, s5.25.
J. w. FRY, Gen. Supt
JAEEz NORTON, JK., Gen. Tick. Agt.
Ocr. Is, 42-lt.
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Grist and Cane Mills,
Gearing for Machinery,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Columns and Architectural Work
for Buildings,
Railings for Cemeteries and
Balconies, aud Iron and B ass Cast
ings of all kinds.
Having large stock Of Patterns
for general work, castings can be made
at short notice.
Special attention given to RE.
PAIRING MACHINERY, of all
kinds. All work doue by the best
mechanics, and prices as reasonable as
can be had for good work anywhere
North or South.
Mr.. PETER KIND, the founder
and former owner Of this establish
ment, superiutcnds the business, and
will turn out nothing but good work.
Address orders to
G. DIERCKS, Proprietor,
Pherix Iron Works, Columbia, S. c.
Oct. Is, 42-3m.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the LOSS Of
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\ Lecture on the Nature, Treatment. and
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untaYy Emissions. lmpOtency, NERVOUS De-
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The world-ronowned author, in this ad-
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s,s- This Lecture will prove boon 10
thousands and thousands, .,.,
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 10
any address, on receipt Of six cents rtwo
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERWELl. MEDICAL CO..
Il Ann St, New York. y. u. Post Office Box,
45sf Oct. u, 2S-1y..
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POST OFFICE,
NEwBERHY. S. c., Oct. 9, 1880

NEWBERRY, ). q, Ocl. 3, IooV-
List OF advertised letters for week ending
Oct 9, 1888:
Caldwell Susan Richmond, Jno.
Glryin. Mr.. Suber, EbOic
Ninps, Mrs Bette SOngley, II. NJ.
M:ivs. Whitfield, col. Williams, Miss Cor
Ran, Anderson. neal
Robinson. VI. ID.
Parties r:;Ii"=: for letters vii! please say
if advertised. +. ". BOONE, I. NJ.
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Correct.-AtteSt,
R. l.. McCAUGHRIN, J
J. \. MARTIN, Directors.
Y. J. POPE,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! -,
COUNTY OF NEwgERRY.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, thi:
7th day o! October, 1880.
7. S. DUNCAN, y. P. S. C.
Oct l3 i2-1t
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I. John E. Carwile, Cashier of "lhe Ma
tional Bank Of Newberry, S. g." do SOL
cmnly swear that the above statement is
true, to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. JNO. B. CARWlLE,
Cashier.
, 1880-04-16
WORK FOR THE CORONER.

Tho body Of Il ,,!a,l was found tloatlng III
tho river ut o'clock yesterday morning near
tho Twenty~second street bridge, and was
taken to tho Morgue by Officer Patrick
O'Rega,,, 4 full description OF tho deceased
WINS placed on file Mt Central Station, anil last
night the corpse was identified by his soft us
that Of Leonard Sciirc[ber, nf No. 10
Drown street. IIo wns pctlller, ~
yeara of ngc, aMl hail been divorced
from his wtfe. fur nbout year. Wl,ethar
1.e committed suicito or was accidentally
drowned BY. fnliIng firm, the, river tloek or
from ono Ut the fnIlroatl bridges which lle
was In the llAb!t 0f crnssIng, Ii not kll0wll,
The murder tlle0ry which Is entertained by
s0nle Of his people Will not hold, for the
re'.sa!t TINT Tiers Were 10 marks Ut ylolence
npon tho body, and his money, $3.50, together
VIII lnrge brasS door key, Yere found liz
tact upon t!s person. The body appeared to
l!nyo been II! Tho water some slx OF seven
days, Rrtl no longer
The haly Of Mathew Tracy, who had been
missing Slice tho 4th Instant, was found at
t:3o lust evening tloatlltg iii tho North l3r.lcl
ct the river, near ClyboIlrn plRcc, by Officers
Iitttel md k0lincll, OF tho Rawson Street Stu
t!nn. Nr. Traey was III tho elipluy OF tho
city as q laborcr, and IL saltl to have been n
man of temperate llnhits. How he camo to
hls death Is u mystery. In the pockets we're
, 1880-04-16
4 BoGtle ltcvtutv OF Milton.

Flh tntHcl1f1 ETthHttYf+
San FrnnelycO publisher sent n Rpicksnnn
now cNny OF Milton to a l.nlio editor tho OtllDr
tlHy. Tho gFcat Inni1. whnso lAbor prior TO taxi
lug ehnrgu tT m influential illul,nlnIn journal
iAd bcei principally cnnilncd to wrlling police
ftcnls for tho metropolitan papers during
tho wintor ard taking Dscrciso In tho
harvest lolita III summer, helyct. wclry sigh
~ tue Dalcu.bay hautleil hin tho volume, mid
remarked bitterly: "alnre now hoOha tn rcyfuw,
Bnrpnap, tfnk Uut hls tnbRcco- knife, Asitl pr.,-
ccc.tcl lc!Rlrely To c.t thu virgin pages, .AtIk-
inN.. Mtltan,.' ho sahl !nusinHly, '.sou!e Now
forkur. suppose; well. hero Eoes fur lo-lnor-
rows edition, nlyhnw."
Wu Fecctvctl yesterday n copy ut John Mil.
TOMS pt>GtMs frtth tho eilturpristng publishing
house. OF X. X, San FrAnelseH. Tho li.tOk uruaa
with long ynrl,,-'l'hratfsu fast Iluycry I'M
properly cninnlcl1cua With Il description 1T he'll,
il t1plu TINT Ii l,eytr mentioned III thu pnlto cir
e,os q th!s oaulp. and aises n'oss tl.orn'iahy
Nuth1r!tirs III tho subject hnyD llk-
enetl htm to u 9nat. Il0 goes OH then
to tell TT a. light with hatch OF
angols, Wtlcreit Tho tiuvl, ~ ,nattor Ut uol1rae
g6ss tho worst 9f It, bciuK frttu tho very start
tho under dog In tho tight. This ls quito eun,Eh
for u.s. Jn!in sttlt0It Wul!!A do bettGr TO rIturn
10 his Legitimate newspaper sphnre. liz may bo
Nble ~ .Ecscrlto II masquerade lAll or strcet
row. but lM our opinion hu Ia n very l,oDr ltMtt"
''Fhss WILL io for klltnn." said tho gt1ilbr, M
he pnssnd thu copy III to tho foreman aud turilGl
with relief t0 tho pcrusll Of u roportca s1rlko In
south {luEWer,
, 1880-04-16

1ond0r 1xle9rnph. 50,
~ i Is probable thae The oEran Chancellor vi
tho qualification fclt throughout Holland At tho
toyinl nnnouaGomcnt just promulgated that the
con!incmunt Of hcr Majesty THO Queen OF tho
Notherlnnda IL cxncotcl to tako place In tho
latter part Ut next month. This nuspIcloua pros-
y St on alifa wh
Dutch thrnuo will DO welcome 0vent to all tho
European Fowora directly Interested ia tho pres
prvNtlon OF HDlINnds Independence, aud moro
particularly 10 Great nrltnln md belgium. Had
tho union NJ King William with tho Princess
Emma Ct Waldeck proved unfr4itfnl, Europe
q Dutch succession" gucation containing tho
Fcr,ns Of grave International dl1oronco-possi::
bly, OF u European war. The notual Prlnp6 OF
Orange vii! l,Oycr marry, and It 10 deemed TN.
likely thai he will SURVIVE his still robust and
ylsofons father. From tue n,arrlnEe Of the
Iruss!a there is no issuo; md prlnce Frederick,
lnalo number OF tho House Of Orange.
is 4 wilowcr IN ha 8ith g,ef1, whose only
daughter ls married to tho. Prince of W1od.
Amo,g tho collateral hcirs to tho .hrono arc e the
6ra1nl Duko 1 of ssxo. MoIn,ar. I rrico A16rccht
OF prnssta. md, lnstly, tho Germnn Emporor
hi'nscf. rs !tncal descendant frotu and direct
helr Of tho I'rtncess Of Grunge. sister and CO.
memhcrMl. tho consort ot, tho. Great Eiootor.
rived their tit1o OF "princG Of Orange" from
her. On tho t!eath Of Prince Henry, fourteen
months ago, tho I'russEan Claim waa put for.
Ear YIN i.I',, markoA E5ompttsMao ana ompha,is, ~
Ernvc signflicance Of which We drcW public
opinion ut tho timp Of Its ocQllfTcncest
, 1880-04-16

iha Quttn's MfHtrGlaqttt. ....
III; Ihs Was made by slcssrs. ltuM!ell 4 Bndgo In
uthors furnished by cnnl1nAnh Of her Majesty. Ii
ctllisstA nf tllNntms, r0hrls. rllbrs, snpptlrca,
atl1 tttacrtf'ts. hut iN silver md guild; It hus d
crimson so!vek cup with orfn1tlo 1urtl0r. Rnd
lnctt with white ELK. lts yFoss wu[ght II thirty
i,nrt of the i'aats ahovG tho cru.ino bur
alvr consists VI q rrw VI III rcntIa,
aaL tho upper part, of tho tA.,i Of Il row 1t I'LL
l'cnrH. betWtnn which. III frnnt Ut tho urowll. IL
~ hlarxo sappss, r. 81 pnstIy lfls f9r
thu hack Is snpphtre Ut stmpl,cr sIxt,, aud six
aitlor HApphtru4 ithreD on ouch st,l0I, bgtwcun
which Are olxht en,Grils. AtMsu n,ld below tho
seyen sHPphtrct Mru fO4rterm tiinIlurltls nild
twuo,l tho e,noralls ai'a The snprhircs nrt, sIx~
tsn trufn orilnnIuHls. cnntaln!tix I6 6lintn0,hls.
Aboyo tho baud rn eight nAlllIhIrrs ytlrnialintct
by Eight dlnMusllls, lGiWeen which are eight
festo's consisting Hf l1S diamonds. In tho fr,I,t
nf tt'o ernwi, ali.l In tho centro of y dalnnnl
hru,l given to Euwnrtl, PriMco Ut Wales, sa!l af
Edward H.. Gnllc.l thu Hack Prince, by I}ulI
Pedro. kinK Vt CASTLE, mfter tho hAttlo nf Sa-
1esA. neMr yittoria. a: u. lG!. Yh!s ruby, was
AElnuourt 4. j. itl1. Il il pierced quits
through. nfsrr the Eistcrl! cAstGlu, thu upper
pnrt 0f the piercing lp!uX lIgtet by snAt ruby,
Ar,!nM this ruby, In order tn farln tho oross,
aFo Is brtlltant diamonds. Throe other s1alieau
crosses, forming the two sides aud back Of tho
aneett'cly lHs. III. 4na l4 brilliant diamonds.
Aotwccn the four Maltese crtlsscA ar0 four or.
naaents III tho f1rlh of tho French Hour lis,
With fthur rtlbos !u tho centres. and surrounded
Vi. and 81 toso dtamo,lds. From the Maltese
cspssua lssue ft,ur imperial ARCHES composed af
oak leaves and neorns; tho leaves contain T28
rose, table, aud brilliant dtaWuuds; u pearls
, 1880-04-16

granh lluest ete., and to nst nothing Of thu
and military supplies, but To credit ri
transportation upot. THO loan ,natlo !,y ths
United States until tho entire indebted,
Ilcss Is .palti: The rcnson for asking in,
lon,'. Mr. clifford sayg, Is bccausa Tho rftaI
brings lo West in tcotnn,tlcat[ony !, NH '3ns
Mexico, aud will tlo n1ilcll towards sottiInn
the Railing question on tho Texns hortjrr'
lie anyH further TINT tho rnRd wtlltlCvcloD till
ErEnt tract Of land, which Is excellent fnr
a'lcep-rnlstnK. though sIisct, OF it aboslntls II
cnctua. rnttlesllnkns, md other Injuries. n,I
Will stimulate trade with hfcxicn. lie SAW
fnllfoau dcVGlOpment would bring snttlcrs.
and upon this would depend the support of
tic road, which would nnt DO secured fdr
SONIC wears, and hence the necessity Of Cor.
Mr.. Clifford llas t,ccn through Texas
a,M tho people there .are anxious d
hayo tho rond built, but they need
more money .tllnn they enn rnfse. Ifa snys
TINT the stncklt0ldcry will pnt up tho 81, ,GO6.-
ooo In addition to what the Nation glnra,s.
tees. Tho State. Of Tgxas gives tho land
grant FMItMor!nore,, certain MeXicanf far
yorca 1t, aud Il tho scheme were carried out
Mexico direct to tho Rio urando to connect
with tic Border Road. At present tic trads
Of Mexico with foreign Countries is 500 ooo'.
COO per nnnlllIl, Ut which tho United Staies
Eets but S19, ,000, ,0o0, while Eurono gels ths
rest. lie thinks that tho now railroad would
change all tlla, and bring much Of this traia
to tho Umttcd Statrs, where It rig|ltfully bo.
longs. MIR. Glfford loft for Washington last
evening,
, 1880-04-16

found s:s9.Qo cnaln, mil rent-receIpt for
Sl2.m, Tho body was taken to Ills home, No.
10 Broom street, where ho left wife ntll
sevcn children.
l.ridget johnson, n. whlto woman living
with cnlorul rag-pfckur named William
Thomas, was fountl ;lcatl In iictl al No. 1;'o
Fnurfh avenue. She lived fl an,intnr atld
tltlt, md was !lrns!k k nearly all tho time. Sha
went to bed drunk, antl Waa found insnnsi-
bio IN the morning i'y hcr, sD-calIetl husband.
llo thought .nothtMg Of her condition, a1Hl
went about his tnttrs ms ,sllnl. Returning
ntAn n'clnck ho fo,!ml lcr dend.
,,, John Novak, Pollsli lad 7ycars Of age,
Mo fF sda r w H SYa %o " ." s wsy 1oe
train OIL thu NUrthwcster,lsl.ailrond ut tho
nlnckl.awk street GrosHlng. died Of hts ill.,
jMr1rs ut 3 o'cl0ck last evening. Tho Coroner
will hold NIL inquest Today Mt No. 40 Elslon
arenUo.
Mary Fonrst, 3 years old, tho adopict
tlnuRliter Of ltlclinrtl Mclnolig, Of No. Ain
West Chicago nvcnuc, died, curly yesterday
11lornlng Of burns feceiyed about The fnee n1nl
plumbers gasoline stove.
, 1880-04-16

&ttK Children by ItlH First Wife Com
tcatt,iE It-t;rountlH for Their Actlon-
\ Son Oh tile stand.
Utspdith in Cincinnati Hnsttte.
NEW T0IK, April 1I.-Tllo contest Of tho
will of the late Frank Leslie, tho publisher,
WIS beynh tts-tlay. The contestants Aro al
fred A. Leslie, llenfS. Leslie, altHs Frank
Leslie, Jr., and Ionetta Leslie, three children
IT tic tlccedent. Thu principal grounds Of
tho contest arD the nIlGged insanity of
Erank Leslie. and tho undue Influence
IT Ills second wife, who Is the principal
!cgaten under tho will. Thc insunLty would
Leslie lahorel tl,at he hnd been deserted by
l,is SONS, mud that they wero working ngnlnst
l'li' Hid his Interests In fact. .!al1 Eltfgntl0ns
between tiicm were brought by thu fhther.
lug him. Tho linuo Influence of Ills second
wife would b0 shown to laye begun before
thelr iinrrlage nnd while, she WINS Mrs
Saillres, nnd continued until his seatll, 1t
showed Itself at hts list iiincss, when. Alfred
went to sep Him. and he sail to his Wits, :"
seS ;, yoi do nut wish mo to SEQ them, and I
Tho counsel salt! that It, would bo claimed
tat tn ls StS,i !sSrSs troH n,s Fst its otsr
WIS vof!l. 1t was also. claimed TINT Lcslte's
disease Ind affected his mental condition,
Alfred 4. Leslie testified to n visit 1tU pniu
ITS fntter In Ills lust llliIcss. Ite learned Ut
his sickness, not through Mrs. Leslie, hut
through tho flinfiy uhysieian The first
ttile llG cnlletl ltB saw hls fntller, Win
kissed Ills l,and, seemed gla.l to eco
HIN, nntl wanted him 10 call again, The
next tlm.H he WINS met by Mrs. Leslie, who
sud TINT Ills father c0ult se9 llO ono.
lla asked to he allowed to sit up will,
HIN, hut KlD refused Ng11n1sSlot,. Witness
WIS ~ tho ,t,,,plvy. OF Iis fatacr tor sixteen
Years ns Cashier aiHl EeIlurnl financial liall-
nser. The appointment nf j. W. EMglnnd us
Assignee Ut tlio property throw witiless out
business nlalnnger, but his fathcr'A algcr ut
i.lln Obliged hl,M to leaya the pines sonn
~ n1le tltnu Ills fnther wnnteu him to mako
tho business as poor nH possible, 80 hc could
buy 1t nj - percent of ft4 yHlHc. Ataudtfer
tll,a he. wanted to ,naka It nppGnr Ms goc.l
rs possible, 81 TINT tile Trustees wouI
nllnw l!lnt moro tllnn $40, GOO yrnr. Wit
LESS sat! lc tirst became acquainted with
Alfs. Leslie sixteen years atsu, WIle1l sllo WIS
Lying In Ninth street, IN tho SIMS ho1lse
with Ills father. Sly and ller husband! Alr.
SquErea, occupied different To.Nlls In this
house, Nntl also In houses lii Thirteenth allt
Thlrty-lilutll streets, which they nftprwnrti
t!ccupittl, but Mr.. LeHltc'H room nGltniNctl
tlnt ot Mrs. Stlutrrs. Witness saEu llb Otlc0
went into llfs fathers ArcSslng-roon aid
fuMnd Mrs: SlNfres' clothes scnttGreN about,
alM! llls father game out Of Ills room III his
,llght.tlress, 1la sa!l he Witnessed more
shocking scenes, Which llo would not de-
, 1880-04-16
CROP-NOTES.
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN,
Special Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
SHuILsi,uI,o, lit Fayottc Co., April Ia
Spring wlieat has been s0wn spnringly. Had
winter wheat been Il sllcccss there would
linve been still less wlleat sowli.
Special Dtpateh to Tie Chicago tribune.
Po,rrAaE CRY, Columbia Co., April H.
Clover mostly winter-kilictl. Acreage OF
spring wheat less than last season. Corn Is
NIL lnArketed, and hnso been shipping In hero
for feed.
Svtetat Dbpatth to 1hs Uhttapo TtIauns,
.WnIrEwArE!t, Wnlwortl! Co., April TO-
Winter ,I. M,1eat Is mostly kll!gt. Gro!ind n
area sown over 1870. Uld wheat about all
sold. Much Of tho new crop sown. Oats
sold very c|nse.
Special Dhpaseh 70 7hs chteaqo Tribune
FoIrr ATKINSON, Jefferson Co.. April 15.-
Winter wheat not rs good NJ Inst spring.
Groutltl In good condition for sowing ,wIlcat.
No lncrcasD III ncrengc. Very little left.
Small fr|ss 'is, 9ye wntered %c oxesnt Sa
Apples all right.
, 1880-04-16
SPORTING EVENTS.
Inauguration In Chicago Of the
Batl.PlaYing Season of
: 1880.
Tho Professionals from Dubuque Very
Thoroughly Tronnccd.
Penalty Imposed on Wallenhtoin Lost Ho
Should Win Another Race.


,rho ,oue,,n,1a, snasa,, w. .,'nu ~ 1sso ,, -
,a,'ro,on 'as. 1 ov"s. ~ .v,Mo e."s,.tn WI ~,
l'ark viii, MI asseinblago Of abont i,5oo
spectators to witness tllo debut OF Tho now
~eIku ,o"esIs ' Nv w''rse opp"en.s ior LILY
cub Of very @s'G fair 0 strength Wien At is best
t1,ongll weakened somewhat by Tie disability
of lis regular pitcher. Tic nfno nlacc,t i'll
Tim ie1tI hv Tont' Amsnn ,vns ,vtth ,ho oyca,,'
ton Of y In t tc1ns s ~ M, With 'L u esit'a rHtH
cilhnges nro liable tn bo made, tho ntue
which Is 10 be ticDendeu on to bring l,nct the
championship punua1t to CbIcago: and
willis II istnn cnrlv IN I'm scnsor, to ncrnrotnir %
forecast results, tho general verdict is tl'at
t1is years team Is IlnrkGd Improvement
over TINT of ls;o. The two pitchers nre rs yet
untr}ad aroinat ,eo enc ints,nen hut hot1, n m
known to DO exeept1onn'ly effective, and there
thcln "giyo excellent d satisfaction. In every
other uos1tlon tbo changes have teen for tho
better: There IS no fisk in Tho M prediction on
that tho inlleld viii prove to linve been
strengthened by the placing Of Burns Mt
short. Lie Is litho active player, n suro
i,an % ceam % hitter of grotl ' I''aijs, II and l
swift DnsG- runner in lid riaht tieltl Is fi,i,t
Kelly, Of lust ycar's CncIIinntis,~a reliable
fielder, ono Of tho strongest bntsn1cn and
hrst bnsc-runt,crs in tho Leugue, n good
t]iirtl-bnscnln11 when needed there. and nh
excellent cntcl,er. For TIC remainder Of tho
niue tlicro aro Anson. Flint. Williamson.
Quest, Dairymnlc. md (;nrr. ill in tia iu,si-
t{nns in whfcjl toy have heretofore achieved
HIEh rank M bnlI.playors. Wo iuclino to the
Judgment that tia Glib. individually ntltI ns
Il whole, Is STRONGER ihnu the teaIil which
n,a,lc IT, excellent n mginninE last scns0,,.
hit which fell back fwIng to sickness md
disability. Certainiy no niI,o wns over better
equipped ngaEnat accidents nc cessttatliE
ers {Coreoratl aid liotlsnIItli). four cntchcrs
(Fltnt, Kelly, Williamson, aid Anson}, and
three tirst-bnaemcn (AusDn, Goldsmith. and
GUro), md oI Of tllon s1lncrlor ujnyers il, tic
Nositlpns 1lnlnei. wifi s,,ch n coilecfion N
intent. Ch|cn0o ourht To fnre wcfi in tia
stri,rrle fnr liza 1eno,,n chamnionshit,.
Ycs{nrtluy'a Eu,un wns ScnrcaIy n rriterfan
of wlat miy Be oxpcctetI rs 10 bnttlnr. for
t],o ontins{np tIteher. thnttoh nv IN nIrnns
weak vyns tint tn ia lin i,enrnc rratle: h,,t
ii vns mnficeIi lint Il nm inrity of thn hfta ~,
the Chicago side yYorc jow.lfners and hard,
Glenn rrnlinfinra,-n sfyIn ri hitting whIci, will
win nEni,Ist INV and nfj gi,ilm. IN tia t,thor
lalu. the extreme chiiifness of tic atn,osnh,ro
wns a,nfnyornhin to closo IrtiiHr. nt,I n lc.
eLic;i i"i,rnyonctl II, thfs rceard INV ltoct1f1
fi,lcnt]V tnolcI for. The 01lfnf, onci,ed witt,
Ehfcngo nt thn int. an,i two % tajiics wcro scnrcd
M Tia rcs'tt of HIngi, hy t;ota md twt,.hnsnr
IL WIIilnms"n' witi, ~, nrror ar,sI !" rnsscd
ilnli to bciD in the sccnnfl RIM. Tjo yfsitors
, 1880-04-16
RUSSIA.
TRIED ny couRr-stAnrrA1..

TnlEn ny c0U1sT-stAnTrAI.
ODESSA, April l5.-Ntncteci, persons,
mostly students, have been tried by court
,aartaIal for various political 0ifenscs, Two
wcro acquitted. Tho others were sentenced
to hard labor.
NEITHER FOOD non WORK.
III tho Government of OrCnburg, Russia,
thousntltlsiof families cnn neither obtain fool
nor the means to earn It. rs there isa scarcity
Of work rs well rs food.
WARMED.
BERLIN, April 16-Thc Russian press
watns tho Government against undertaking
tho military power of the Chinese.
GOsTsCIIAKOFF.
ST. PE'TEKsnu1tta, April 15.--AlthoNEh hts
nlIy4ieiun holds out h1lps of recovery. Prince
t;nrtsel,AkOff Is convinced lie will die, and
awaits the cnll calmly.