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, 1880-08-05
AFGHANISTAN.

LONDON, Aug.4.-Of the llfty-three officers
Of Gen. Burrows force, twenty-one aro
killed or missing; eight wounded anti es-'
capped, and twelve arrived at Candal,nr un-
hurt. This leaves twelve unaccountcd for,
and 1t may therefore DO presumed That,
though no1ninally attached to Gen. Burrows'
brlgadc, they lid not accompany him.
Du1t1.ows cESsunEu.
The Times snys: 'sTAerc Is no use III dis
gtiistng the fact TINT tho disaster to Gen.
burrows force was a very la,ncntablo atraIr,
Firstly, Gen. Burrows was guilty Of m error
Of judgment, considering the weakness Ut
his force, Ill abandoning his defensive DO
sltlon. Secondly, he appears to have acceptet
hattlo. III parallel order, md not to
have attdnpted any rnaneuyerlng Thirdly,
it Is evident TINT tho Bombay Sepoys were OF
such Inferior physique ti,at they could not
stand UP to tho stalwart Ghazls, who bore
down OIL thcm sword III hand. Giving way
to sudden panic, they lnobbetl tic veteran
sixty-slxtf Regiment and caused the almost
total nnnihl1atton Of that fine corps, Tho
cavalry do not seem to llavo coUperntcil with
much effect. The RuRerlngs OF the troops
III their uninterrupted flight of forty miles
must have been terrible, for the present sea.
son is tho hottest ti,ne OF tho year there, anl
they llad been fighting nnd uarching with
out food or water twcnty-four hours"
Tl.oors FORWARDED.
Thu tr0olrship OrOntes left Portsmouth
for India With Loo men.
FORWARDING Tnoors.
Gen. Roberts force for Candaf,nr 'starts
Sunday. It Includes three British Infantry
regiments and o'e Of caynlry. =
Tile now brigade formed In Bengnl, which
fd}a ayef ~ II. I.
and two regiments OF natives, has been sent
from bombay to Southern Afgllanlsta1l.
cADul. ABANDONED.
Bombay correspondent tclegrapl1s: The
retirement Of tho British forces from Cabut
Will follow tho departure OF Gen. Roberts
with. Ills command for Candal,ar, 1t Ia not
GonSiuefcd cxpedleilt to prolong tho Ucoupa.
ti0n III tha lace OF heavy expenditure md
possibility OF fresh complications.
4 LITTLE Husky.
LONDON. Aug.A:lrho Times says: ",yo
peditlon Of Gen. Roberts to Can4ahar IL Wisc,
strategica!ly Of politically. Tho march iron,
Cab4l to Canlalinr would occupy nearly 1lYe
weeks, md the column would liayato cj,t on
rultevtng Can1ahar to return TO Vabul, 1t
would, however, be 80 distant tllat It could
not lutlfll III tins tQ deau with any sudden
GAAot AGHG9s 4HgEh ~ no reasQ!t Tor RuppOB-
ilg tlHt lle garrison Of CantluhAr aut Khl-
lal.l.sis!!!xal W!!! ho:ppable to hold out ail-
- MonE orxsu1,p, :. !,
LONDON, Aug, 4.-'rhu Standard severely
condemns tho policy OF this evacuation Of
Nt&uul* =
uAaEITLEp,
A dispatch from bombay to the Stn7,.inr,1.
dated yesterday, Hays: Ar. Ipnes ii: Erttf,s
haS had Sound intctylew viii, thn h1unar.
who Ii nervous OH account Of the unsettled
temper OF hts followers. The proposed ain.
bur will not By held, the Auleol'a people be,
lug 0varSa to 1t. ~
, 1880-08-05
WASHINGTON.

rlie Siam King Will Come-A Fine
!, showing NInde by tho I1tterltnl-lkcve.
;aue Ilurcnu-Or1er Regarding tho
Hettlenaent of Poat.0 0fIfce Accounts.
WAstl1SaroS, u, G. Aug. 4.-The Prcsi-
dett to-day appointed Mrs. Mary j. lkert
1ostmtstrcss Of Kent, O.
Rear7AdnIr,t Patterson, commanding the
AsfatIc station, reports he expected to go
from Yokohama to the mouth of tho Pel0
III company with tho Asiuelot, which Will
carry the United Stntcs Commissioner as
far US 1'jon Tsin on his way to PekIng.
Tile King ot Slam assured the commander
of tho steamer Swartara he had not -re-
linaulshed Ills intention Of visiting the United
States.
Commissioner Raum officially Informs tho
Secretary OF tho Treasury that during tho
past fiscal year Sle3 81, ,plU OF intorl,al-rcye-
1ue taxes hnye been collected mid tic entire
sum pnltt into tho Treasury. During tho past
four fiscal years the total amount Ut taxes
received by the Collectors OF Internal Revenue
was s4G7, ,0so. .sS5, an tho cutire sum has been
pnid Into the Treasury. Thp salaries and ex-
penses Of the Bureau will ho about S19,020,-
000, or little more than ~ per cent upon
the amount collected.
The Commissioner pays high compll-
1aent to the Collectors, and adds: "Durlpg
tho past st'fouryears aoYell.sustatned effort has
boon made to suppress the. illlolt manufac-
ture and sale Of whisky md tobacco In /, num-
ber of districts III tho Southern States, wlIere
for many years these practices have boon rife,
:Durfng that period 1874 Illicit distilleries
llnve beon seized. 7,709 persons nrrested for
illlG1t atstllllnE, Qlll twenty-five officers and
employees killed and thfrty-ilve wounded while
enforcing tho lnws. It IL gratifying to be able
to state that the, frauds upon tho revenue
have been greatly reduced, and Violent re-
ststnnce to tho laW has practically ceased III
nll Of these districts except Tho Second Dis
trict Of Georg1a, bntit must b. porne III mind
that the violations Of the law and tho spirit of
resistance have not been Voluntarily ubarl-
d0nesl, but been suppressed and subj {lucd by
the earnest anQ determined efforts of the
officers ot tue Government sustained by the
Courts.
POSTMASTER General Roy, to enable tho Au-
ditor Ut tho Treasury for tllis Department
to promptly settle tIe accounts Ut Post,nns-
ters and contractors, ~ we'll as keepan intel
ltEctt control over the several annual appro-
pflntfolls covering the transportation Of
lnnIts, orders that the question Of collecting
quarterly balances In the hansls Of postmas.
tern by what ara .kroWn as collection orders
be discontinued, and the depository system
described It, the SECOND paragraph OF Sec. ~,
Postal Regulations, substituted.
, 1880-08-05
THE WEATHER..

OFFICE OF TILL CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC, Aug. 6-l d, m.-lnll-
cations-For TenHeJbee and tile Ohio Valley,
clear or partly clAldy weather, northeastsrly
winds, stationary temperature; and
nearly stationary FRRalpmeter.
For the Lower efb.afe region, clear or partly
clgnsly wcathor; ;tfFfhrhble< shifting to north
eqsterly. Winds. stationary or higher tenlpera-
tttre nlld bnronletsr.n
For tho Upperil4nkn region, clear or partly
cloudy cnther,ltprtherly, yeesins to warmer
southeasterly WIlls, stationary or lower
, For Die UppersA mississippi and Lower MIS-
$Hurl Valleys clear na>fartly cloudy weather,
warmer soutllorly wfnds, lower b0r0Meter.
The On 10, Tenne5sea, and Cumberland RE-
, 1880-08-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

saf4ADsroHE's CONDITION.
LONDON, Aug. .4.-41atlstQno lB improving.
Ills lung congestion has ceased, and i,o is
free from fever. %.:
Athalf-past this afternoon Gladstone
Ind maintained Ills improvement. but Btnco
tho subsistence of tho fever IL very wenk.
LONDON, Ang. 4-Slidntght-Gladstono
continues to Improve, although, still weak.
LONDON, Aug. So a. n,.-The Times says:
1.-THE doctor visited Afr. Gladstone ut 10 100 to-
night md found his symptoms so favorable
lIo did not issue n formal bulletin. II there
Is no relapse, tho doctor Is hopeful Mr..
Gladstone will bo we'll enough to appear in
the llouso Of Commons before its proroga-
ton, though his friends will llrgo lln, to
leave town rs soon rs It Is sn{o for hun to
travel to seek rest"
''7' pAlsNEEL's NOTION. J.
In tho House Of Commons tomorrow Par.
nell will ask tho Ol,lof Secretary for ireland
whether, in view Of tho rejection OF tho Com.
pcnsatlon bill, he proposes to employ the
constabulary md military forces for the pur-
poso OF assisting I'll the eviction Of tenants
wbo can ba proved unable to pay their rents
owing to the recent distress til ireland.
a.. In THE HOUSE OF 1qHps.
The vote b. which the ,Conpensatlon;for-
~
lalf-paat this morning. Tho galleries wero ,
densely crowded, and the announcement Of
le13 t1e nS'Ss 's Ma9r!ty a dsoE aEain9t ts BIZ! Was
formed OF tho defeat ut half-pasta
LOCKOUT.
There IS lockout Of .,4o0 cotton operat-
ives at Rochdale. Tho weayers demand m
increase OF wages. II.
ELECTION.
Alexander ". HALL, Liberal Conservative
Is elected Member Of Parliament for Oxford
SS;'S yo's as't'ett9 & 81 o %!Icm Vernon naFe0nrt
EUGENE.
It H. understood the ex-Empress Eugenio
Intends to visit Ohtselhurst anil tnke tic re-
mains OF the late Prince Imperial with her.
a ROSTER OF lsECiEEANT 1K1slIMEN.
l.oSnoS, Aug. 3.-Just now there Is coll
siderable conversation md queer revelations
rcgnrding Q proposed roster Of real and rec
t.!tt-l,9nters. and placc-seeli,ers. It Is pro-
stitucnctes, w!tt. comments appropriate rs to
how tho renl Irlsh,nei are excluded from
amt ones are foIstetl into ti1cln. American
tina1lces will tiguro In this matter, and tic
revelations nre promised by an entirely now
0rtler Of "Peep-0'-tlay Boys" who nre Wig
tilantto save Ireland from her worst enemies,
bought by pace. =.
.pltouABLE'TIsiB OF ADJOURNMENT.
/, 1.oNnoS, Aug: .4.-AecDr.llng to the present
or 2stll Inst.
LAND lEFpRM
A. circular addressed to tho Hornc-Rule
members requests then to attend 4 meeting
Friday to consider the linz OF action to be
taken IL view Of the rejection OF tho Coinpen-
satfon bili. 1t Is anticipated Par,lell viii ut
this meeting pronounce in fnynr Of plan Of
agitation throughout tie English borouglls
and counties In favor Of land reform. Sever
q lsndtcals have promised to Cooperate iii
tllts movement
| coLLIEny EXPLOSION.
j Eight mcn wore killed iii q co1llery OK
plosiun near Wrexhan,, Wales, "Wednesday.
, 1880-08-05
A MAN WITH TWO WIDOWS,

a MAN WITH TWO WIDOWS.
Speetaa Correspondents ot The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, 1a., Aug 2.--,rlle courts loro
are Just now 1lnrareling the mysteries of q
curious case.
Several years ago, mnn named L. G.
1torncr came to this county with wife, pur
chased q farm, and alnnssed considerable
wealth. Oct. II, 1870, he died, leaving Ills
wife md Il young child. An administrator
Of his estate was appointed, and, ut tile ur-
gent request Of tho widow, the property was
disposed Of as rapidly rs possible and Gull
yertel Into cash. Tho administrator had
ray the widow the procecds Of tho estate,
when rtlnlors cn1ne to him TINT tho alleged
widow wns not tho actual widow Ut the de-
sfnssa yo attsr ce 9e hlo
lawful wifo Of. Horner. ,Sirs. Mannangll Ell. en-
gagged counsel. aud began mn action In tho
59Dqe a bv c9 r ssi to set aside 8 ZEE
Susnn. a1rs. Mannaugh al1eges-and says
she IL prepared to prove-that tile said ansan
Was lliarfled 70 A9rner iia @ @aYaukesla County,
after their marriage, they went to Chicago,
where 1lorner entered upon n course Of Hot.
pns living, md beat a1ad otherwise maltrcated
Ills wife; that fifteen months afterwards llo
being afflicted with 1. loatl,son!o dis
ease, and broken 1T health mil
body; that lio then abandoned, her,
mud subsequently with tho woman who now
claims to be, ,liis widow came to Iowa; that
tho mind OF Susan allccumbed to tlle t6rtur-
lr1g strnin. aud she became n mnnlac and was
placetl ln the Wisconsin Statp Insane Asylum,
WI; wl,sre ' sao now r. supported by her relatives
Court will declare Susan to bo the lawful
widow Of uorner.
, 1880-08-05
VARIOUS.

HATTIE IN MEH1EO. .:
NEW YoRK. Aug, a.-Thc lato disorders Mt
Mazattan, Mexico, were serious. a regular
battle was fought ut Villa Union between 500
pronunclatos with four can,Ions, with Gen.
VamIcrcz ut their head. and $50 Government
troops under command Ut Col. Reyes: The
killed On both sides numbered 100. The rebels
retired, lowing two OF u1eIr cannon. ;:
BUR1tENpEIkKD.
euex I(CaIixto Garclaj, 15rig. Gen. Fansesa.
and tl,rca companions, all that roulnius OF
tho lnst expedition that landed III Cuba with
Garcia, l.uye surrendered Internationally.
, 1880-08-05

PARIS, Aug. 4.-Tho defeat of the Neao-
ttonartes III the elections tor Councils Geueful
Is crushing. Thu lrseconcllables were also
defeated at Lyons, Toulouse. Lilla, Ncsan-
con- and ottes laEgu towns which they coIl-
tested. They won 4 seat ut Hourges, Con,
Chanzy aud several other ModerataS Hre sup
planted by advanced Republicans.
Le 1e4ssps says, II tbs uonapartists vera
'gnomlnloasly defeated, the Cls.icpls ware
oven WQsse tEuated. The Distinguishing
Character 0f tue elections was tha Clcsleui at-
, 1880-08-05
A NEW NATIONAL GAME.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 4.~-TAe man
aRers OF tho Seh0tzsnfest now In ptoKfess
here, have inauguratel a new match 10 sasa
place Tomorrow. They offer q prize Of wv
to the negru who eau cat tho most water
melons III l,alf Ill hour, and IS to the ons
who cats tha most In tho lrst 1ftoan u1r
ths city i Ii estlV.ateal tlat about ositrtentth
wlll MAKE application To 9jitbr the cuntest.
Ssysral wagon-loa1s Ut Aelo!s will pe y"
, 1880-08-05
NOTEH.
WALLAcE's srauFArltf-rlu spASat.
8p<efdi DiSudtth ID Th6 (hiedna sft1b,.on

wA11AcE's SYMPATHETIC spAs,t.
sp<etai Disua,eh 10 m tasaoo .r.Ie,sns
,,v. .a|,r~oTor. !, ~ 49, " - .r,." s ".
NAsulSuiuS, ~ - ~ Mng; s'-1ho 1aFclcal
chafacGeE OIL 6enaIor Whllace's n,lnpulice-
,hent that i.e will urge tho National Com
lMlttce to formally declare that Union vet
Grams Will not 10 disturbed, t8 shown from
tbs faet that t,ypil willis Welluca wv taikinr
loudly III tIlis same style fEUu, iii nlaca III
tho Senate, llc actually rUInoved n 9pilant
UuIuu soldier from tlo cicrkshin If liz NV,
Committee, antl appointed ill own son.
Further tl,n,, thLs, tllis soldier Wus nprsns,-
" friend Of Ge1l. uallcock, and serypd under
. sl1ElsalAS AND HANCOCK. .'
Yhe statement tsmade here ttnt Gen. Shcr-
missl9l to publish tho two lottora Of dec. i
ND Dec. II, l61u, which, called ont tho reply
recently published, and any other OIL this
o!1 Smo1eGt: Iaa pupl!eatlon OF ne tu!l c9rre-
1nnno nv, ~ W.. ~ saeS aM aesls Will zen.
insil lers Is tat IL }ustco 10 I,nssf etn aI';f
p'' eo'1set"eo' ~ WIZ 9'Ye uaoln o4L
Louo GALL"
, 1880-08-05
SOUTH AFRICA,

CAPE Town., Aug. 4.-Sfr Bartle FToro has
received official intlmation of Ills recall. Tho
Earl OF Kimberly, Colonial Secretary, stAted
tint the act!un ot tho Cape ot uood Hope
Parliament In refusing conference OH the
confederation question induced the Govorn-
Nleht to advise this course. Tho news IL re-
position OF South Afrtcnn 0trnirs. ~.
, 1880-08-05
'Ef11ClttE.

,cosuAnus, o., Aug. I.-N u.::llichardson.
a pulnlsluukar ut Worthingto1l, q village nliie
ln(les distant, hung himself in a stable t!'as
lnoyl!ng With the iron chain Of wagon, iis
md dnughter, who Is tlle wife of. Cl14rle3
YDnyf, u salesman OF tilis city for Clay, Pool
X Wilson. 4tle 4ulclds was q great church,
lnai, a11A !caa.uE MAsou. Ills motive u Ao|
, 1880-08-05
HARVEST NOTES.


ST. PAUL. Aug. IA careful estimate has
been made OF tbs yield OF wheat IN this State,
now being harvested. Ana tho lowest figures
show MI average u seventeen bushels psr
acre.-R total yield for tho State tu round
numbers OF 60,0oQ, ,o0o bushels, In tho north
erE auaI northwestern counties tho yie!d Will
'la something enormous, thlrty-t&y0 bushels
to tho aGre. being frequently ha oase, Tue
quality at tho wheat Will Do good. =.
, 1880-08-05
NOGU9 DIPLOMAS.

PH1LApEtp1lEA, Aug. 4.-Gov. Hoyt bus q
communication from the Secretary OF State
calling attention to the sale Of bogus medical
diplomas abroad. a diploma was granted
by tic AMERICAN University of Philadelphia
for 500 to u Spanish citizen WHO swears hs
never attended the University and never r.
BidGl III the United States. The papers llaye
been laid before the Stnto Attorney. General
, 1880-08-05
HELD FOR TRIAL..

NEW YonK, Aug. 4.-JudRo Duffy gave hL,
decision this afternoon at the Tombs Poks
Court In the matter'o Of tho complaint Of bsay
ton. Ives S Co., brokers, against Lawrence
{3,},i. Is 5s.ome ;s,o Jr.s Edwa.,! s patehsll. nd
railroad securities. OF tho value of SH91
OIL the evening Of July last. The JujRs
llUlts there Is probable ca use to commit theIu1
for the action Of the Grand Jury. Donds
wcro required from the accused III 81, ,000 each.
md these were Immediately executed.
, 1880-08-05

Spsetaf URpdteH 10 1He Chtta0o 7F7bNaf.
1SD1ASApoLls, 1,l1., Aug, Tho County
Commissioners stated to-day that tho lnyestl-
CATION Of ex-Trcasurer Jackson Lunters ac-
counts will be completed by tho last Oft
month, and will show deficit Of sGO,oG) ol
s40, coo, which his bondslnen will be Obliged
TO mako good. l,andere Is brother OF Tho
Democratic NOMINEE for Governor,
, 1880-08-05

NEW York, Aug. 4.-Plstro Balbo, the
Italian condemned, wIfe-murderer, gave all
order for aplafn funeral to-day to all under.
taket sent for at his request ue was ,ueas.
Sisters Of Mercy aud to be worn Oii tue seal. al
fold. A requiem lnpss Is announced for Sal.
1lrday IN the Franciscan Church {1talIanJ Vt
st. Anthony, after which tho body viii b.
buried In Calvary Cemetery.
, 1880-08-05
ILLINOIS.


Special D4sa4teA to IN Chicago 1taous4 ~
eouras EtalH. H., Aug. 4,-Wltt, Sal i$Y
exceptions, ap.alt gsala Wa$ ~ ~ % 4tanEins .
,ast weak. aal good shgsifsa sg fa.tssss ~ have ls1
hos Vow been doAe; ~ tsr1iaxvest nnS >hass
yory favorable fhey iIavs ent iIt{ia itt{
tsvRs E.og !asa' ennoihpl2kIt.' New potatoes 1lQ
,,@asfgn 1@s2n rs Isl ma tor TO c9nts per bnsle
sM EtSnsY Yn3ai nj s4,st aun lse growing liue]y, The
sttntler Is <~VA ~
, 1880-08-05
=. IOWA.

), spttaai Dtsoalth to 1h< Catasso Tt|bunA
-CEpAn RArips. H.. Aug. 4.-A large anl
enthusiastic Democratic ,neetlnEtwas held
vt tho Opara-11oase tonight. Tho Hon. john
T. Irish ma4o speech:
CrtNroS;: H., Aug: AT lie Clinton
County Republican Convention to-day tho
delegates. to tho Congressional Convention
were instructed 10 use All honorable menus
TO secure tho nomination Of the Hon: a. Il.
Cotton, t
, 1880-08-05
UTAH,

SALT LAKE, Aug, 4.-Ben. Tpsker, a noted
horse-thlef, convicted Of murder In the dtsi
degree, walked out over Ills guAtd barefooted
and escaped,
Welcollle and Emmerson, the mll1ierees ot
United to tho Penftentinry to await trla1.
, 1880-08-05
TEXAH.

GALVESTON, Aug. A Ne,ps special
from BrenAaln says: ". P. Allen lust night
shot and instantly killed Deputy.Sheritl 'Yll
J.. Garrett III n house OF iIl.tame where
dartett It haa gone to make an arrest,
stabbed end killedCox. Both were TURNER'S.
, 1880-08-05

DASaor3, Nc, Aug. 4.--T'te Democrats of
the Fourth Congressional District renonl-
mated George W. Ladd.;' Tho Grcenbaclcrs
also nornintfed Ladd.
; polsrtANpt. Me, Aug. 4:-The Supreme
Court has affirmed Juugo Peters ruling In
sloner,, Prince nRainst KILN, thus deciding
against tho Fusionists..
, 1880-08-05
OHIO.

O41l0s H. ....
Ctyc1NNArr, AuR. 4.-T'he Gazette'a special
reports tlfat tho Republican Convention ut
Newark, ,O.,, to-day, nominated A. B.. Clark,
editor Of tho american, for Congress from
the Thirteenth Ohio District.
that l,utterwortil a1ll Young Will bo noi,.-s
mated for Congress III the First and SECOND
Ohio Districts tomorrow. Young has very
little opposition; ButterWorth none.
, 1880-08-05

sAnArooA. N. Fl, Aug, 4.-Baptise FL.
schneider, cook at tho United States Hotel:
WINS shot dead Inst Night by his friend aad1
TO- rooln-Inate,, Auglat REluliner, The pl'fe'
, 1880-08-05

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-James Cah!ll
assayer, this afternoon fired harmless shot
ut Mrs. N. SholEne, then shot himself through
the head. Cause unknown, Dennis Hayes
q 1n!!kMAn, Waa shot dead by Michael D0lan
III O tritltnX nltQrcatlon.
, 1880-08-05

: opFtluF U9P4tt7t' ~ 1nF <nEFHV9 1fVHHss
BATTLE CnEEs, Mich, Aug. At now
transplrcs TINT Frank E. Drownt tho ab
seconded hotel proprietor, bad carefully col.
leetett NIL the goods and borrowed all tie
money he could before his sudden dcpartun4
Nearly every merchant III this city Is Ills
creditor. Officers are after hiu., but thus far
llaVe searched unsucccssfully,
, 1880-08-05

CINCINNATI, O., Aug, 4.-Tha Times-sIar
spectal from Frankfort, Ky, says thu Coro..
ncr's Jury this morning fixed the killing oE
Clint Montague last Monday hight OH 1heo.
d0ro Dayts, who IL under arrest, AMI william
uall, who IL nt latge, eyRding tho officers.
, 1880-08-05
A PEnJUnED yYoh1AN,

CoLuNuus, o.. Aug. "a pardon has been
granted 70 John Jones, sn cisht-year man
from Galtla County for rape Mary Carter:
tho prosecutrlx,, has finally confessed 6es
, 1880-08-05

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 4.-Unttcd s,,,.,
Niaralal Wilcox arrived from New fo,t s,ss y
night with ". II. Oushu,an, default|ue p,s. ; %
ident of tue First National Bank Of Georss
town. Tho bunk failed III 1877. Inyrs,tssss
tlon disclosed the fact. that Cush1nah ss IT,
.embczzled tho funds Of the institution, I1a ~
was indicted by the United States c,sas ms
Jury, but suddenly disappeared, anS n ~.
been. at large until o week ago, when Mn,xihtsaa itsa
Wilcox, arrested him at New .York. III!
whereabouts have been an open secret dut.' ii.
made to SECURE Ilis arrest Il Is sai, ib.s .e sa
lie ls now desirous Of closing up tilc matissa mai ~
nlltl thnt tho ntrest Was ut his own rr,"sst'
Influential parties have given ba!l IIiIs ii H.
, 1880-08-05

= PAo1.A, Kas4AuE. 1.-THE Republicans OF
'.tho Second Congressional District to-day re-
::nomnateu DJ1lcy C. Haskell for Congress
t.by reclamation amid great enthusiasm,
, 1880-08-05
POLITICAL POINTS.
Proceedings Of -the SeyanH, In.
diana Republican 'con.
,. vention.
.staunton J. Pealle, Of 1]g.all|a3uapolis, 1].ll3
Nominated for 0ongfeis. ;
What FREQ ballot {tor Democrats E1
clnslyelyl Has Dong for Alabama.
The oroonback VVoto, After Careful
Scrutiny, Not Yet Perceptip'e.

SCRUTINY, Not Yet Perceptihlaa
- -
100. ---
Western SEales Yesterday.
-- :
Il. .vn,.,. os:,W
e,..,., --,.,,;.s tNDtANn: y - .sTss"
1SprANApoLts. Ind, Aug. 4.-Th@ lepub.
licnns Of this Congressional tlis.ret held
their Convention here this afternoon o,nan-
Ling i,y thc pIrction nf t,ant. II Il IttoT Sor
Chairman. It vas agreed to make 70 nom
inauon: by SECRET ballot, after |lMl{cls the
names OF tho lion. Stanton J. reelH ,0en,
John Coburn, aud Con. d. Mncaujf ,wrfo
placed III nomination. THO first Ga(os, 1is re, ;
suitca IN me nomination OF Peeller Mo re-
cetvad Avn votes to Cobnrn's n and ;ldncn4,
ley's 49, AS the whole number eab ck-
eeeded ,tio number OF dolesatHI by
- Vo&es, It Was snggeste4lt to
take n. second bnlfot. 1'eclfo hNInY
received tho requfsit number, howevcrs 1tth-
ont The help ot tllo extra, votes. l,e waA.f
1 o: M. Wilson, seconded py Gen, Waco{}cy'
/ the notninntio,, was nude unallimots," "sSl'ss
result was received with tho usual eitecrd II,
i tic midst OF WHICH Mr., Pceilo souglltt lila
| platform III response 10 calls, aud rnturic,l ,
thanks it, nent and very satisfactory tlil,.,
ller, III the course OF hts re1narks he t!eiANl
lis platform, showing ti!at Ills lsepnbllcaniSi
CoEurn md Siaenujey fo]lnwnc1. ansi ens X
Convention IN adjourned With tGr,cc ,' chceS
for tho ,tomIneq. Air, Puel1e is 4 yollm{
lawyer Of twelve or fifteen years prlctfce.
/ who has mule Ills wav u the front alonu and
etHs ~ liz a tn Gne 4t Ie oss aetye M pp
]enrt upon getting the nomination, M and i s[ne3
tllen has bcell carefully doing tlat Which to.
sy Sy s nf fye Ebs hl% to ptzc @ He Is ,,9 T.
ranked a,nong. tho most upright mil coi-
getlier the nomination ts cretLitaDlg, md If
hu runs as ,yelI as 10 dil for tha Legislature
trtct Is close one tho presence 81 Dr, De
i In A[atyr tllD (ircnnbnck rnntfilnt,. nItting
tito result somewhat In doubt MI, Pecie Il
a native Of Wayne County. and Is in I,is v7ti,
Year -. Z.
: losliEX. Ind, Aug. 4-The Democratic
Today and ,lo:nillntea tile following. persons
u. Wilson; Representative, +. 4. Mont.
Eoncry; Treasurer, G. r. Greene; Sheriff,
Dan Atorrlsoy; Commissioners, Albert Os-
borne and GeOtgc A. Smith.
the county that tic lion. Thoulns i. Iei,-
bricks would be present nrI address, tin
people 9n the Issues Of tho tlay. With al
tlesv efforts tho people did not turl, ont 10
npeak IN the open mir, a,ld tho crowd nd
J0llrne&l to tho Operu-lIolisg, which yas we'll
filled.
f,os,,x@ sgts.el p1nqse" 2na T. aa' sasS 7t,ans
OF this City raised 4. splendtd hickory
They lna tried 70 ralse It list
, 1880-08-05

V1V71I WTII UE8FEKAUQE8.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. IA ShesiGi
posse pursued three desperadoes OF Masarcs
County, whom they wero n,nbushed and ont
or their number named 4tegille md a Mex,
lean desperate named GIlcroWoc wero killed.
One Of tho gaNg was captured whlle crossing
tie Rio Qrande on log,
, 1880-08-05
>11TAII.

SALT LAIz.. Aug. 4.-At the election Mon
:lay the Liberals carried part Of their ticket
HI two counties. There was no opposition TO
tho Church ticket in Salt Lake County. .
, 1880-08-05

N, DETROIT, Nigh, Aug. 4.-1'he Republicans
Of tho Third District nominated Z. s. Lacey,
|of Charlotte, to-day for Representative III