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cided to finallyretire to private life at the end
OF 1881. His first appearance on the stage was
at Newcastle, England in 1889, he being but
Is years or age.
John A. Preston, well known musician of
Boston, has recently acquired a folio copy Of
the Partisan Gr0dnale, or altar book of plain
chant, used In Catholic churches, printed In
Paris in 1853. 1t is In the old-fashioned square
notes, In red and black, beautifully printed on
heavy paper. 1t came into bis possession In a
singular manner, having been found In a bale
Of foreign rags week or more since. 1t was
minus its cover, and is thought to pe relic OF
the days of the Commune.
The May Festival program In Cincinnati
has been somewhat modified since 1t was an
nounced. The change was adopted to allow
two performances OF Beethoven's mass For
this reason Rubinstein's Flower of Babel" an
overture by Cherubini and one Of Miss Cary's
selections have been omitted. The Beethoven
repeated on the fourth evening. The prize COM
position by Dudley Buck, 1.-The Golden Legend
will be heard on the fourth evening and will be
followed by Berlioz' overture liking Lear" and
the same selections from the "GoUterdammer-
ung" that will be performed at the next Phil
harmonic concert III New York.
The London correspondent OF the N. Y.
Musical Rerie,c says "Carl Rosa will not come
to the United States this year: Indeed, he is
people to have their cup filled with the bitter
ness or English opera, according to MeSSrs.
Strakosch q ana Hess ana o5neTs On the other
Louise Kellogg may return in either Eaglish or
Italian OPERA
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will produce his new
blaDk-verse drama. entitled s'Pendragon," in
Chicago on September 27. This play Is by Mr.
w. W. Young, and is founded upon one of the
Arthurian legends; 1t is said TO be highly inter-
estiDg, well constructed. aud equally WELL
written. The dresses for the leading parts have
already been ordered In Paris.
At Chickering Hall, New York, Monday
evening. a trio OF humoristS will come together
efore the public namely. A. 2. Burbank, w.
S. Andrews and Josh Billings. This will De an
especially mirthful event.
Mr.. Edgar Fawcett's play, ''The False
riend," will shortly be produced In Boston.
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ordered 70 move across the river to night We have
no means OF knowing what reception we are tn
meet With ! am inclined 10 the opinion that our
tested, as am just informed that large force has
arrived there To- day. should this happen NV dear
parents, it may be my lot to be injured In some
manner Whatever may happen, cherish the con-
ISOLATION that was engaged Ia the performsnce of
sacred duty, and tonight, thinking of the proba-
Dannes 0l to,morrow and the occurrences Of the
fortune may be. confident that He who notsth even
the TAU OF sparrow viii have some purpose even
IN the fal Of one like me. My darling and ever
loved parents. good bye. God bless protect and
care for you. ELNEs"
Capt. Brownell says: I'm the dewy light OF
early dawn he occupied the first rebel town
With his own hand he tore down the nrst rebel
HE seal OF his blood.
A STRANGE INCIDENT.
Not giving the details OF his death, for Capt
u. says he can never describe It, he continues:
1t was strange incident that the bullets TINT
laid him low. took into his breast a golden
circle on which was inscribed the Latin motto
Non nohis sed propatria" Not for myself,
Out for my country" and as he fell forward the
cap ornaments wreath encircling the letters
S.S-which he had worn in triumph the wear
oeiore thfoughout the whole land, fell from his
f1rst OF his hearts blood. 'N'
Concealng his death from his command for
lear OF terrible vengeance On the whole civ his
lifeless remains were borne back to washington
and taken TO the navy yard and embalmed. and
subsequently, at the request OF PRESIDENT LIN.
coin, they were laid In state at the Executive
Mansion, where the funeral services took place.
FEELING LETTER FROM PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
The following letter of President Lincoln to
The parents OF the deceased Ellsworth Is given
in the uatiusly Loss Of your noble apa our Il
, 1880-07-24

rose nboye thu more patiisnn. It would not
run tho War Itself, a1sd It did what It could
10 prusel,t tllo Republicans doing ~. It ELL
eouruge.l tho South; Its olmn hostility to the
offensive" prosecution Of tho War became
50 violent TINT ut last 75,0oo to 10000
veteran solllrurs had 10 bo With
drawn from the front md placot In
New York, Indiana, ahd othor parta of tho
conntry wltero, Democratic ORGANIZATIONS
were In secret communication with tho lsebal
Government, aud were eslppllng mud clul,ar.
rasslns tic Government In cvury form. Tlcso
proceedings by Northern Democrats wore
n.liItug million Of dollars day to tho cash
expenditures OF tho War, and were encour-
aging tho Government Mt Richmond to pcr-
seytre In thutr resistance until thoir Dcu.o-
crutfc friends at tic North could rise n,d
jufn In tho ar1nell revolt.
Tho American people who hnve paid this
enormous cost Of the 'Ynr, and nre still taxed
10 carry TINT portion fl The form Of debt,
will understand The force OF Atr. Gartield's
reply to Nlhlack, and will understand why
tho War WINS protractc1 80 long, at,d why It's
cost WIS so en0rMnMs,
, 1880-07-24


!nH! ~ r oSr ~ ~, 'se.o rostnsri W. f'ay ,ca r..
tNris wo llnvu M right 10 IN III estimating TIM
,ter Of se11"rs q ne @ se win + TtsrsMi ,ts n.
aratory upon ti,u j.eeisntur 10 rra.1,rc Il: Il,
r. fnr t!.e rnnss xivn, ~ vrss!tsttHy c'i
iss ,rcn lawfully ratltled Gy tiio oioctors of iio
statc.
Judge Scott Is equally clear anu explicit III
arrlving Mt Lilo same conviction. ono OF 'tno
strongest arguments III favor Of valid fnillt'
catlon Of tho amendments may bn fut''''l y.
tho following statement OF thu casc, extracted
from JtslEe Scott" opinion:
nn mnasG y; t M y ; c0ne'lr r. tho op1nsom M 0I t fho
nuiu,o,i that lie G..nsttu,n tsolr provides tic
method f suen't'i,'H 1r9nnsr1 amcn'itfmnenss to
Thnt u"ti,1,i Is iii tfuf tho p,upoSrsl ntrrntmSut
or amendments sl.ll 10 unlimited IN such nn'..
,n LIT @ ~ smn, 'u1 ront,aes 1s n',nct, sortty
III tumble @ scu why tlso frnllcss nt THO Con-
bklt!AIut, Hl'ii'N PlSSfiaiMl 'ot fHt!ttA 10Y "
, 1880-07-24
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRES.

1tlE TRIBUNE docs not suppose that Il Dom
oorats aro swinging tho "bloody shirt when
they attempt, by citation Of fiauco4's no.
tori0us Order No. ", while Iii, conI tnd o.
Louisiana and Toxas, to prove tbs qaerals
gtatosmuuship. Nolthor will tho DfaocFasa
suppose that TnR TMuVNA Ia wavIuY III "sa's'
ku!po shift" when It psoyos by DOCUMENTARY
evidence tho tgatful consequences thstssuahss
Ut that order produced. ut lcast IN thgbta&o u
ToxAs. Tha Austin Erexas} 1F0tileHjuA pun.
lstiea tho following editorial; "3o fnuch has
been written BY tho Democratic piss VI luz
Union, but especially By that OF Texs, relatI'e
to thu notorious Qeiler No. u, iazua bY hsn,
cook ou tho. s)tfi Of Novembss| 1851. ana
tho aetseFs intorchan9ed In relation tao1e.o
bctwron Cor. Feass4 at TINT ltuo Tho A!iItasy.
Qoyoruor, anl uon:s Hancock. sbt W. cnnnos
sefraIn ahy longer from publishing part Ut tne
Fep0rt vt tho Investigating Cou,littee 81 NV
Constitutional Convsntipnof tho 8ata Of Texas
which was, utter exhaustive aud saorunxn e.
mtulnatton Vt tho Stutu Of aaaiS, laid eoiuse 10y
that Colyqnt!on On tho 3sth Ut ,uue, lB6ss ~
Democratic p1ess. Ut c1urso. hal not weeo "
say I'll tho subject. Excepting ho oermaa pa@
pess, thore urs only Two EnYIt{,'Amcrichn pas
lWrs which can cxtst !n Tc15 as hcpaplena
newspapers, md tho hitter tyo haze nus sn'
Information Oh hand which sta.ds A. our cou'
, 1880-07-24

JoIrx HANCOCK, whose "bolL signature"
ador,.cd tho Declaration OF Independence, wps
not tho pFogunltor of tho Democratic candidate
for tho Presidency, Tho Revolutionary John
lert In uhIlaepn beh!nd him. Ills pnly daughter
tltod In Infancy, and bis only sat1 was killed IN
his eleventh yeAr by full OH tho Ice while sknt-
lux. Winfield Ecott Hancock inherited an Illus.
trlo,.s nanc. which Ills branch tt thu family did
not he.P to mnke ErcNt. Thorc .aro thousands
Ct Napoleon uouapartca and Ceorgu W4sh!uy-
torls low living, but history only knows one pf
each klnd, CunshlesinH tho Hue names ltau-
couk bud saIdIel Oh him ut his birth, lt's sur
prisiug he Aas done 10 well NJ tn hu eyou do
foated catldldatc for tho Presidency.
, 1880-07-24
PERSONALS.

r. r.s r,.. r.,,,.
aa"'es Hol"on nctlae'1s uis1'Ae"isueo
lofas2nef' haa fcaaaou tn's country.
It is stated OIL the beat OF authority TINT
Mr. Arthur is fond 0f thhing, ami bis fitness fvr
tho oltco Ut sicc-Pres!dent cannot be doubted
Tho Key. Mr.. Hayden, WHO was tried fps
tho murder Of Mary stannast, Ia working tn q
New Hnyen sConn:}. chair factory. We. thought
he would takc buck stat.
rlm Countv 'rrcasnrer,s safc at Dnvcnnort
H.. was robbed Of sI.0o0 ono rtuht Inst week,
Thn r,ot thnt n Treas,,rcr.a anti, with ,rn,ey In
II has been discovered ia what causcs this Item
to appear.
.r,., ,,,.
A""3ul 4!uchNuoa, " HNS'l'llE1p!'s h'a
becn married twicr, and says proudly that SUE
"noycr nhked cither OF ler hsisbanda eor dol
lnr." Nobody doubts It. FIHo IL tho least III.
dear GREATNESS over atrlko you for.
r.'Jean 1,o Il. Jourgcsscll, Of 6yrncuso
WANTS to provo tfof $det) that ho can 70 forty,
days ntid forty n!RAts without sleep. We don't
doubt It. AL that ta necessary Ia an arerise
s!x.moatha-o!d baby In tho hoEse. !.
Mr. Sullivan hls written Canadian
NatI0nnt Hymn, and Montreal paper saya Of
It: ave cMn Imagine nothing prattler." Tho
, 1880-07-24
THE following IL the o!liclal Democratic
cali fur Il County Convention IN MarshAll Coun.
ty, Mississppl, tsauud Within tho prpacnt month:

ty, M'ssiss!pp', lssuud within tho proacnt month:
1tIpre Will 10 n lnuss convention Of tho Demo-
cr1ts Of Marst'Al County. IT tho Cnurt-l!.N 10
1lOllr FprnYs. nt II UcGok Il. ill.,, on Saturday.
tho stt MY af 1n'y IVY tpr ne, fhe E'rp9s q
tt,n II, Water Valley Miss. on tho llth tlny Ut
August. lsa0, tn nominate a candidAte for C0n-
EruAs Let pverylMly como. Let the cneluy
nanncsey h viii Wit % VIII IL Ill iii hazass. y osos q
tho Executive COMMITTEES.
Tlla plainly 10, hntt 10 intended to be, a notice
10 tho bnIl1o1ers tu prepare for work, and to alt
Republicans, 0retnlackers, and independents
tlAt tho shotgun will le tlsod It necessary, ~
"tho ue,noorlcy will win at all tn4artls." And
hero IL significant extraut FROM letter Just
written by tho woll-known Representative J. II.
Acklatl, OF Louialana iwho u running fur re-
election against tho regular Demooratlo nuu,-
ince in,hts dlstriet to his competitor, the Itou.
J.H. n!Itu:
hclIcyo your nomination to hayo been irfts.
Nlar und ulluGM0clNtlc, uit Utlnllttl llntlGr cir
~. ..ps S st S, 1y spo Sh g. S pSSpq
twelve representative tfielt Vt tho district, One
from enc1 l'arisn, tako thls 1,tustloil under nd
s[aanlcnt. thelr decision to to i!hnl. Hhtun YOU
no ssns n tl9 p,9 gon h o. r. ons the
cheerfMliy assst yt,u purs!Hlaliy IN Your canvaaa
A,Ygn tR Ris14ffnS ff nISTaicj aAj5Y As YQ 81 KHKE03W HE3
dill III : Sls}r n iSnKFAridAit.E WoltK. To 1T
mAttalB ruulafn ps thny ut prt4nnt exist " ettn-
e. - hS" 3 Sr s"y I s 3 taes ses Il s ssc ss a
tssutno tho responsibility Ut exlsttug 1t4sen-
stui!s usk only what u fa!r, Just, a1.d hun
DrAbA.
Comment on tho aantenoo mhdo pspmtneut In
tho foregoing extract Is ontlrply UNNECESSARY.
, 1880-07-24
To.r1cH1's RATrFICATIoN MEETING.

4Q-NAGtAAH G+A44EA@AAAVN AA4AA kA4s0s
Having Ind something over n month IN
which to calmly consider tho matter anu ILL.,
stltute comparisons hctwcen the tickets put
In nomination BY tic Chicago md Cincinnati
Conventions, tl,e Republicans OF Chicago
will tonight put on record tileir enthusiastic
approval OF the candidates selected rs tf'clr
stnndard.bcarcrs! In tho Presidential campaign
of 1880. They llaye every reason to be proud
Of The ticket ald to manifest their satisfaction
with tho work of tho Convention in q most
emphatic mannor. Such I'LL opportunity WILL
be afforded tonight at tho grand ratll1ca-
ton meeting to DO held in Afnrkct
street square, north Of Madison strcot III
this Mild, dclightful summer weather, SO
perfectly suited to open-air gatherings, there
should be I'M Immense attendance to welcome
the distinguished speakers who will address
tho meeting, Chicago Is u Republican city,
and tho Republicans should SEQ to 1t that tho
demonstration OF tonight III honor OF tho
nomination Of Garfield md Arthur Is tnattc
worthy Of the city, tho party, and the
nominees. There will bo room for
all md facilities for nil 10 lear and enjoy tho
speeches of tho evening, which aro certain to
bc we'll worth listening to. Different spenk-
ing-sta,ts will be provided, and tic following
gentcmen, nil we'll qualified to entertain
tllcfr auditors, will address tho meeting:
Gen. n. Z. banks, Of Massachusetts,;
The Hon. C1,annccy I. Fillcy, Of Missouri;
Sel'Htor John A.. Logan. OF Illinois; /,
1
, 1880-07-24

AND still another Irish landlord las re-
signed his ptaco In tho Uintistone Mintstry, a,,l
tho resignation ut nne mDre II thrcRtcrcd, be-
eausn Of tho Governments support Of tho Irish
Compensation bin. Thu Iintrs, bnth DrItish an1
Irish, l,ro preparing 10 offer tho most strcnuaus
opposition to tho passnRo Ut tho bill. Iorl l!ca-
const!ell. 1t IL sall, Will lend tho onrosltion In
tho Inr,la, ara will br seconded by Lord Cairns.
Tho WhtH Feers 1t IL further atAtct, will Join
tic Tory rocrB In voting ug,ltst tho I'LL. 1t 70.
lnR!ns to ho seen Whether CutIlnpt containing
st,ch men, rs Gladstone, Bright, Forster, and
Chamberlain wilt submit 10 whit ono Ut tAe!t
number once dcscrihol as tho childish tnkor!ng
OF tho llpuBe Ut IGril3.
, 1880-07-24

JrpuH McCtlAKY. ot 1owa, WHO Was 4
mctntcr Of Tho Poland CotRmittuc which III
vasafHuted tho Credit Moblllep transact1on, bus
written tt gentleman resl1inx at Washington
My!nK that he regards Eeu, Qnrticld as a man Ut
! 'ah''rO.lgh integrity aud Of unsweFvsnR honesty.
III reFcrencc to tho report Of the Poland Cuta-
Mlltee, Au says tho members wcru unanimously
OF oplnton that cycn u1,on Oukoa Amcs' own
Al4.tr,ncnt Gen. QArlcll had DINO no wrong, und
p1tnts ous that thu Demoernttc members Ut tbs
ltun,nltsco un!ted With tho Republican unnll,crs
III 50 reporting. This ought 10 sct ut
t.sf tho tnatxu.slt uze to which tho Democratic
otAuus haye put eArllcl extracts from the re"
, 1880-07-24

EX-fiOy. u. taIlATx DNnWN, who shared
with tho la.e lIornce Greeley tho overwhelming
detcnt ur l8eee, announces himself Ha candiaAto
lufuro tho next Missouri Leglslat,ru Tor tho
limited stAtea HnnRtolsh!p. H1r. Drown IL not
bourbon enough TO hAyu worry brilliant prospects,
ot RueNIeA
, 1880-07-24

MANILA seems destined to total destrnc-
t!on by earthquakes. Another slluok which
listed ilfty-tlye seconds occurred thoro THURS
'tlny night. Several buildings, Including tho
pnhlIu ea!tlcus ind convent whtet was built
thrce centuries nRo, wcFo destroyed. All tho iu-
hab!tnslts have ,ipt} tho city,
, 1880-07-24

Sl1ouED nnyal demonstration b. neces-
Eary to convince Turkey that thu European
Powers nrc III earnest In demanding compliance
With the berlin Conference decisions, 1t will bo
carried out unier tho joint command OF tho
English nnl French nnyal authorities.
, 1880-07-24

In consequence OF tho P0rte's rapresc,,tn-
tons to the European Powers TINT tho stontone-
gr!ns wero tho axgresaors ~ the recent conflicts
with tho Aibantans, tho 3Iontanogein Envoy has
bsul recalled iron. Conytantuople. Thu Monte.
nc9sin authorities, md f.,r ttAt matter lisIn-
terestcd parties, claim that the statements Of
tho Porte nrn utterly fulso.
, 1880-07-24

THE Secretary Ut tie 1,dlnnn Democratic
Contral Committee hns beon tnaliingnH Informal
pull OF tho statO by tho aid Of local Democrats,
md Inns nnrincd himself and the Committee l,y
in1i,g TINT tho purity has only plurality os zoo
III III fnynr, III October ho will lind that the
plurality hns Disappeared.
, 1880-07-24

III the Ctnctnnatl Comyentlon Daniel
Dpugherty opened his speech with this ex-
ordttlm:' II propose to present to tho
Thoughtful consideration Of tho Convention
the nu1,,e of one who Oil the field of bntt!u
was styled 'tllc superb" And this IS the
title tho Democracy l,avo chosen for lheir
candidate; nor Is It inappropriate, rs will
appear from consideration of tie various
Specifications ot tl,s word.
Superb IS DERIVED from, the Latin sltpcr11ts,
proud. Following are tic definitions given
By Webster:
J. granl: MAGNIFICENT; as, n s't1xrb edlaco;
!. Rich; elegant: rs, superb furtlturu or deao-
9. s,owy; pompous; ae, a'su1vrb exhibition.
q. August; sentely.
1t will ho observed that these definitions
nrc nil .nf purely physical character. The
word superb Inns TO relation to moral or NELL
tal qualities. Iii describing Gen. Ilancoekn rs
"s,perb," then, Mr.. Dolighcrty Intended 10
refer 10 Ills person, Ills length, his breadth,
Ills port. Ills nstcn, Ills physical clarnctorls-
Tics. And, III comforting upon him, tho title
superb, tic Democraey intend 10 sny: Our
cnndtdntc Is n very large mnn physically; liz Is
avery tnll man; llefAayery st0utnlan llD Ilaa
4 yery t1cep chest, 4 very capacfous paunch,
Il yery thfck neck, immense legs nnd nrnls, n
proad back nnd broad s,,oultiers,-ln u word,
rs tile Indians would say, l,e Is tho big Chief; !;
le, Is entitled to rule because Of his lluge pro-
porttons. Following tho derivation Of the word
"supcrb," tho Democracy say: "Our cnndl-
date Is n proud num-" Proud Of what? Oh
viously Of Ills deep chest, Ills capacious
l. -.
, 1880-07-24

SENATOR IlnucE, Of Mississippi, says tllat
thrcr conGrcssouni districts III TINT Finite Gun
he cnry!ed by tho Republicans It tho President
will llsn Ills authority 10 SEQ TINT ynto1a arc pro-
ttttcd IN tho exercise at thotr privileges.
, 1880-07-24

ANOTHER OF tiluse disastrous accidents
which soous to bo n1nttors ut weekly occurrence.
and which ara duo to grossly culpabto and crtn!-
nul carcleancss. occurred oh tho O0trult t9iverAt
O'Clock ycstcrlny 'nHrl. Ing a p!unsure Yacht,
having un boars FNthur l'lYypburKhs pastor Ut
Trinity Catholic Church. Dotr,lt, a1lI q putnbor
ut natar buys and church o1llctah, Waa rul into
By tho steAncr Garland. OIL her WY down tho
Detroit ittycr. uud sixteen pors,ns, sun hoya nssl
slx adults, wcro drowned. Tho night was
quite hs!3ht. And tt.o,v Ia hot tue sllgst.
est excuxo tu olIur for tho collision.
1t would seem vi II, through solno tonssa .lo-
sire to destroy human l.fu, tho chief officers Of
bv1u tho yacht xud tut steamer were dctcs!ultt4
, 1880-07-24

EEGESiE stopped Mt st. Helena oil her
hotncwnrl vnyngu from tho Cape that sho might
make II pilgrimage to tl.o pAco which VIVA once
tho eHsore.rl residence of tho gront Napoleon.
md to tho tomb which nf.erwnrl contained his
, 1880-07-24

SEcnErA1,r THOMPSON was met at Ogttcn
yesterday by n pnrty Of gentlemen from Salt
Lake City hcndcd by Gov. Murrny. IN tho
cot,rsc of hH conversation With tue gentlemen
afr. Thompson remarked TINT tho nlvy WIS iii
nl,.ch hctttr cosiltion than the newspapers
represented It to to, and, In cnac OF troublc With
s'pa11l, wu,ld lie nl,le to giyo uoU1 account of
lssalf. In relation 10 polltcRl rnatcrs, tito aeo-
rrtnry expressed himself confident OF tacplhllc-
m aItrcCad.
, 1880-07-24

THE CufcA0n TRIBUNE has established brunch
cees pt the receipt Of subscriptions aud
lnrnIn rs fnllaws: %
NEW rutk1s--1.oom q Tribune Nuild!ne. F.T. Nc.
FAnpES, Manager.
GLASGOW. scoiland-Allan's American Nova
Arrncy. II Rcnlollat-
LONDON. lsnE,-An,eFlcan Exchangc ~ STRAND.
lESnt \. GtL1Ia, Agent.
MASuiNuT0H. j. E.-lglH + Rtrntt
, 1880-07-24

.Io1rS r. FRENCH, cx-Sergcant-at-Arins Of
tho unitcti States Senate, has bcon appointed
secretary a,ld nlabursinR 0ltlccr of tho Ute
Commission, vice Col. stiekncy, who died a few
, 1880-07-24

feFcd tn tho American glag by tho Spanish cor-
vet Quito In firing ut anl uycrlMulnK two
American plerehnnt yessols, tctuErap ptsed yester.
tlny 10 tho Navy Department TINT tho Srantsh
Governor nt Santiago do Cnbn assured hin. that
tharo WAS not tho slightest Intention to do my
net which could be rrsuv!c.l III MI insult or n,
lndtgnlty to tho Amerioa1' Ting. or to do any
acx contrary to tho usuKca Ut civilized
Powers. Admiral Wymnn further nd,ls t!,at
tI,a Uovornor callnetl, md hts ciulM was
fully sustained by nhuulnnt evidence, TINT tho
yosscls In question wcr0 In Hpanlsl. Wators, md
within three nIlcs ut tho Cuban coast when
fired On. 1t Ia probublp that tho untu1 stales
uoverlmont Will not prueccd further III tho
matter,
, 1880-07-24

IT comes out incidentally In the report OF
tho river accident ut Detroit TINT I'LL excursion
stcnrncr with Lad persons Oil inarti wns on Its
way 10 tho dlty Thuratlny night. Thore nro fox.
II my, like steamers TINT hnva cnrncity for
1,cu rnsscnRcrs., This eeon,s 10 be a caso tl,ut
weul,l well ropay Investigation by tho steamboat
tnspputor1.
, 1880-07-24

ONE Of the Treasury tab1cs published Mt
Washington exhibits tho losses OF tho dovcrn-
ment through frauds, cnrc!usncss, md from nil
cn,,scs, aud tho amount Ut lnss OF cach Thousand
dollars, for every Administration from the boz
ginning Of tho Government till tho oitt Ut prusi-
don't Henut'R Administration, la fQlllWs.
, 1880-07-24

CHICAGO coMMAHDtnY. NO. ~. X. T.-Nem.
ilAl btun changed frum wednesday 70 HntnrtaY
night Every nq,nbor rl'o antsrs o q tak9 pa5t pan n
'iltlitSM i: JACOBS, necordor.
, 1880-07-24

Mn. WILLIAM WHITE, general dealer III
etuH which hc called "eIectro-plating," hul Ii
hari audience ut its Inst sale In FLFr4nston ro.d
LouJon. III vain Ao dcsoantetl I'm tho tnettts Of
lIs wurcs+ The k41dIeons would not bite. At
Lust, !u sheer despair, Lclu5 III humorous mood
, 1880-07-24

TlIn official census returns give Rhotlo
island population Of a70.7i0, glA, Of 69,3o7
In tcn ysnrs. THO gniu t,as beon ualo priu.
c!ual1y In tho City of Providence.
, 1880-07-24

II has ralnnd every day for tho past seven
teen dnyz iii tho vicinity Of Enst Sag!nnw, 3llch.
In consequence tho crops in that region are
dau1neet fully 20 per cent.
, 1880-07-24
Tur following partial returns received at'
tho carsua otllaG show tho tuntutpuE tndeltcd-
art ! ntna,,


WHKE'8 KF0uH 101H1 o1''''''''' - S'7t%-@o'0o0
hlunoIpnl indebtedness Includes all local in
tobtct!,,oss, county, city, towll. 1ta school dis
trIct hut excludes Statc debts, III the list gtvcn
aboye only utnnteon Stntes ne1 included, which,
IL oue.h4lf tho sAUle numhor. II tho other halt
make IN eq,iai showing the aggregate local III
&ebtedlcsa ul0uo Of tho country 10 noary 81, ,400-
10000. In lsI0 it was returned at f60s, 60 go.
We hnvc, therefore, made considerable progrcss
lu that direction In tle last Aroada,
, 1880-07-24

SENECA and Schuyler Counties, New Y ork,
shnw IL slight falling OF In population.
, 1880-07-24

Cicero SMITH was hanged at Fair Play,
Colu., yesterday. Ills neck was brokou In tho
full, nild denth was instantaneous.
, 1880-07-24

Fon twelve years tlls farmers Of Italy hnye
ngttnted for u sepcM OF tito so-ca!led "grlss
tax," which wns III tho nnturr Vt Government
toll ut all Kr1,t taken 10 mill to he ground; but
lha city people ha,c Veucaui'y opposed tho IT..