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National Republican., 1880-08-21
rELEGR4PHIC SEMlLiRE.

The Bur association at Saratoga closed its
labors yesterday with dinner at tho Grand
Union hotel,
A schooner--thc Foton Bcnt--mden with
coal oil was burned at Green poiut, H. L.,
yesterday, Loss, $4,000,
Dr. Philip a. Disso OF AIahoney City, Pa,
has been arrested by poslQlcc officials for
sending obscene literature through the mails
aud held in SO 900 bail.
Two more oil tanks, Of $4,000 gallons each,
were struck by lightning near Bradford, Pa,
Thursday evening and burned, by strenuous
exertions other oil property was saved.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Tho rlllshnrr ,LnnInr rns,.

pITrsBURG, Aug. Gothic examination Of
the seven men arrested for the murder of the
unknown man who was driven into the Ohio
river aud stoned to death last Monday, took
place this afternoon. The eslmony elected
was in accordance with the facts and resulted
In tho recognition Of four of tho prisoners,
Josh Belch, Herbert Gould, Erwin Lustls and
John Martin, as participants in the affair. These
four men were held to answer ON a charge Of
murder, The others were discharged.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

CHICAGO, Aug, 2O.-The officers of tho
grand cncampment OF knights Templar
elected yesterday were installed to-day on
the reasscmbling of the concaye, and this
afternoon 1t adopted the report of tho com.
mittee on the location of the next triennial
concavo which recommended that II be held
in San Francisco, on tho second Tuesday in
August, 1883. majority of tho com.
maudaries have left for home, and tho re-
m@Inder will leave to.morrow.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Murder and Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 20.-A dispatch from
Neonah to the Sentinel says; "Albcrt Huxley
of the town of Cayton, Winnebago county, n
farmer aged scventy.eight years, was shot this
morning by his sonin-law Norton Enmons,
who lived with him. Emmons then shot
himself, both dying within an hour, The
tragedy was the result of family and business
difficulties. Mr., Huxley leaves II wife and
four married daughters. Both persons were
well known and rCspeCteln
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Gospel Meetings ut uillsdnle.

The members Of tho bethlehem Baptist
church at IIillsdoIe will open series Of pro-
tmctcd meetings under canvas tomorrow.
The canvas wtlI be spread south Of the Asy,
lum road, ncur the church aud In case OF
rain the meetings will be transferred to the
church The location Of tho tent Is at the
terminus Of the AnacosIip street railroad,
Services will be held on sundays at II a, m.
aud 3 aud Z p. M, Uud ON week days at p, N,
National Republican., 1880-08-21
qhe remnIe of Honor.

AsBURy PARK, n. j., Aug, 2O.-Ancr three
days session tho thirty'Gourth annual con.
yeuton of the supreme council Of the Temple
of Honor and Temperance concluded thcir
deliberations this evening, SiXty-ninc dele
gates from the different states aud territories
were IN attendance, among whom were Hon.
John w. GDham, CX-mayur Of Memphis,
Tenn, General 4. II. Bowen of Nebraska
aud Charles Kelly of Philadelphia. Indian.
apolls Iud., was chosen as the next place of
meeting
National Republican., 1880-08-21
RIILRO.fD COLLKSTOM.
An Engineer Probably Fatally Iniure

IN TUgIheer TIODhbIy INtaIIy InJurcd.
CINcINNArI, Aug. 20-A dispatch to the
Commercial from Kenton, Ohio, saysi Two
freight trains on the Cincinnati, Sandusky &
Cleveland railroad colided to-day at Grants
station, destroying one engine and niuo cars.
Jacob Re0ser, engineer, clung to his engine.
which overturned, and he was dangerously,
perhans fatally, injured.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
neln rhetn pl rrnternity.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. 2O,-The annual conven.
tion of Beta Theta ri fraternity which as.
son.bles in this city on Tuesday and will con-
tinuc three days, will hold It's sessions ut Johns
Hopkins university. The headquarters Of the
reception committee will bo at the Cirrolton
hotel on and after Monday next, About 200
alumni arc expected to bo present embracing
some Of tho leading men OF the land.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
KN0W-N0THINGlSM
The States from Which II Derived IT.
Former Strength.
Tho Same statos Now Counting the Foreign
Vote ior the Democratic
Ticket.
Some Suggestions to Irish votors.

The following is u campaign document ad-
dressed 10 the vast number of our industrial
hboring population who arc Of Irish birth,
and who vote the democratic ticket. Perhaps
they will understand tue argument Of figures,
which do not lie. They are laid before them
as chapter from the political history Of their
adopted country, which thoy seem TO have
forgotten, and the democracy will never read
IL TO them:
KYow-NoTIING CAMPAIGN OF 1856.
Solid republican states all New England, voto
Of 1856 tsolidly republican for 1880 also):
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Tho Mny,s landing nlsnstnr.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 2O-This morning
Coroner Iszard of Camden and tho jury in.
vestigating the Mays Landing disaster went
to Jersey City and inspected the locomotive
which ran Into the first section, aud also en-.
hmncG the workings of the Westinghouse
aud automatic sir brakes, They then went
10 Mays Landing and made an Inspection of
the track, otc Total deaths to date by the dis.
nsIer nro LMCnIY.One.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Southern Excursionlsts.

NORFOLK, VA, Aug, 20,-An excursion
train with about 25O merchants and represent.
atve business men from Mississippi, Alabama
Tennessee and Georgia arrived here this even.
ming over the Atlantic Mississippi & Ohio
railroad, A number left for Baltimore aud
other northern cities.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Mcnyer ON Tie WING.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 20,--General j. b. Weaver
arrived here this evening from Arkansas, IIo
goes TO Washington aud then to Boston, where
he will speak aud then stump the entire state
Of Maine. After hat he will return to the
south, going us far as Texas.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Lossos the lGurrIxu IrIre,

SAN FRANclsco, Aug, 20,-A dispatch from
Eurcku, Nov, giving list of the losses by
various Insurance companies shows that no one
company suffers to the extent Of over $4,000
to 500 aud few more than $1,000,
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Indllleront Mls Tnto.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O,-Monroe Robertson
was hanged to-day at GreeuviIle, Darko county,
Ohio, for the murder Of Wiley Coulter, his
wilcs brother, on October % last. lie slept
soundIy last night and awoke late this
morning with no appearance Of excitement.
On the galows hc was expected to make a con.
lesslon, but he only mHdo short rumblng
talk, closing by shouting Goodbye to the
sheriff aud attendants, The drop fell at 12:l4
o'clock p, M, aud he was soon arcrpronounced
dead. His whole conduct ON the scuflold
showed hin to be the most unconcerncd man
National Republican., 1880-08-21
THE DEITM PENILTY.
Condescendins Clemcncy of a CulprI

V"I'7F'70V1TF'''N NTVFI1VTTVI VT e NWTTITIE'
CoRsIcANA, TEX, Aug 20.-Gcorge Doran
WIS hanged to-day for the murder Of Joseph
Fitzsimmons on June /, 1879. Tho execution
took place in the Jail yard, only those allowed
by law boing present. The prisoner said he
would prefer to be shot OF guilotiucd. On
the gallows ho said; 81 forgive you all. You
have been very kind to me-" The rope was
cut, and after Il few convulsive shuddors all
was over Tho body was given to the calho.
lies for intCrmcut.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
Isase-lsaiI.

CLEVELAND, OHIO Aug. 20.-Clcvclands, .;
TrOys, ..
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 20.-Bufr,los, 1;
WOrcestcrs, 0.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

The know.nothing crusade, while carried
on against all foreign.born citizens, was most
venomousIy proscriptive against tho Irish,
especially the Irish catholic. The largest
proportion Of Irish in our population is found
in New England. Yet in those states the pro.
scriptive vote was only 5.G5 per cent.
Presidential vote Of the other norter states
in 1856 (which also will bo solidly republ.
can IN 1SS0):
National Republican., 1880-08-21
aud Havana.

HAVANA, Aug. 20.-The minister Of colo
nies has tslegraphcd that the Spanish repre-.
sentative in China has arranged matters so
that the Chinese Steam Navigation company
will send immediately one of its directors to
Havana for the purpose of cstablishinga steam
line from Shanghai bringing emigrauts to Ha.
Nyut,n
National Republican., 1880-08-21

'Sta,cs carried for the republican candidate by
majority vote.
tstates carried for the republican candidate by
plurality vote.
Estates carried for the democratic candidate bya
plurality or majority vote.
The solid south the home of know nothing.
ism and all other kinds Of proscrptiyeness.
Its vote in 1856 (Which will be solidly demo.
cratic in lSS0):
, 1880-12-05
COUNTRY REAL ESFATE,

ron SALE-LANDs IN LOUISIANA AND MIS-
sntet,an in Att71s FL. eoan.y Mls,ss'pp
more or iss. II whi nSou 10 "r r rc c1csfe1
and undo! fence. inproyenen,s consist oi toern-
nrd k2a saouse cor.er stsIe cte Ths paee, %.
E,hsT xts snpn1 mafs hy and S
i beiensins "a n ms viii sell for ton thousand doilse
!: About 4a acres Of land in West Carroll Parish:
1c scnia aa n e
nS aSs2 ne 4 .a e ao
s4Hss sissss m ss ssS ef
bsins hssyy t!Ia5cd 9n 5his pass ar AXE aweE
II sha iii
of Monroe la on tho line Of the projected railroad
1S q Man4os Ms s e y xaa M
s ao5 SoH o5 Sns @ hSen to it. Frce TWO
/ rianution II Jaekson Parish. Louisiana thiL
% from anon e s %
1anns aps ~ , ss5s1 Sen 9rS 1r GsS bwers
aenss d any yes ren,a1nl and quantity Of Cleared
as c one 8 oas
ss'9 o load
New Orleans 70 shreveport. expected Il, be inished
@ e
y i T.
be seH Saa Of 6 u i s"f + s
nos eyer 81, a5 MI niles rFico seventynve hundred dol
With the exception Of small portion Of Emma
Plantation, the title above lands d'spntcdand
taSen for deSs t1nos1 Of then, due s oaeF II
ays e Te ss sSos I. ea 1v
tent lawyers in the various neEin"rh?edE AdIress
ofNuccnt & la1landc New orleans. La.
Fol sALE-Es5 pm ACI.E-5U-ACKE FANM. /
T. mile north of i1elnsar. in Waiworth Co.. Wis,
nj r nd n one Is
royms ortck basement IL M soHd retl,r; M one ronn.s
, 1880-12-05

Ir0n sALE-DY GRIFFIN s DWIGHT, CORNER
Washington and lIais1ctl-<tx.:
:..tosy and haseuaeut brick house. with good barn
and deep lot on AtserGGen-s.-. near Madison; can
be had at great Harriticr II b<uRl,. ut once.
ksoFy brick and brink ontn u South May-st. S550
-t1Urx and tease.n.nt st6nc-frOnts on Randolph
IT, .>cnt Cnian Park. for $l+.AM
large 1<lnry brick und &.-foo1 lot On Randolph
It, near Pprk. $,tkN .
, 1880-12-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

J'QR SAI.E-t,0om-OSE o}+ rf1r, FINEST FIVE
story and basement sne-front storo<,>..nd lot Is
tween Adams nnd Ma,iisa: tiro IS is n, .itcc rent
llE ar buxtnr.s ,,r,,Mrtv in ,n c,Y ,,ays fIow ner
CENT, GEM ss aad We can Ens l. for year
and perfect ,,o Il 4 the Jest stP bar=an o.
xll10O-fiYs bricx stores. md lot le5xtoa on West
rents now at $IUtU; viii bring siyuU ext year.
$isVU~1sFo hrics storas md II framed dwelling. and
lot +yx!lG Unlisted md lIubbard-sts pays ~
per cent rent
streets paved. md No lprupcEty for and flats
ss near Van III Haseh; I vii iii soii III fucs Il xantsd;
saVtiao and 1ss rac!tc-av. two sorcs and lots 3sk
ho; W1 III pay ias:e insoEest On tho nvcstu,cnL
a'o harffsoni DWELLINGS, AND LOTS.
lot m shciiont hstwccf itunduln, ana Wnhh.rrtnn @
fieop-s;nu down-a sn1enaid hr,ck res,aence-
every modern finish. and lot .5x12 east ana suulh
vun ,er,. ss en e : rt o"fSG x n'a y
n,lnptss r:de strses-ears from Coursnouss one
s,I ntt-fwn frnmrd dvc,1snrs nnd In. .sv,ns m
Micbssn-av, bct~een Thircsn;h md fouri.s1t Ss On
hea: you I'll u sen s ue % M t. ] x ry tn,S
imsnu,rnf IL n,,nt n,ndern Irick Tnrna -nns. n., @
fn,s prslropv xost ad taea MtcSnS eSa s1ees aes
1snt aSs Euony SWanr t,s IL you
5s1 On Msnax ncMesa ErSa naTet ana a,a ,ns
~ ~ st M09 down
t,,.S Mirht.snn.rr hnnaa nn.u aun s,
Ss;xsss aud III Th1t,ass1.ss; ;' il vii
sui w. n,nst ", :.n an5 s!, vne: u,or
~ "" @ a,sv ~ uasHs anu ot uu4iM IN
f,..'.d ~ns "nfA@e-ee-f Nooo I1t-ooo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
A SAD CASE.

Mr.. Editor i: / noticed an article in your
may be well to bring before the public the
facts in regard to the condition Of poor
woman living not thousand miles from
the locality where the gentleman tramp
was so unkindly treated, some time since.
Mrs. -, mother of a large number Of
small children is sick with the consump-
ton, and though very feeble, has no
female help and no food suitable for an
invalid, really the scantiest amount of any
kind. Her children are brought to the
verge of starvation. The husband and
father, worthless scamp, has allowed
his wife to lie helpless four months with
out change of clothing in that time. To
make the case all the more aggravating,
there are near relatives living within a
stones throw who are amply able to re-
lieve the wants of the family and provide
comforts for the sick woman. Were it
not for this, outside friends would will
ingly lend helping hand. When ones
own kindred refuse to provide, and will
fully neglect the suffering sick, it is pit
able case. SUBSCRIBER.
Unless Subscriber" is mistaken, this
is case that demands more than a
newspaper notice. Whoever is knowing
to these facts. ought to notify the over
seer of the poor, and let others know.
that immediate relief can be had. II
the woman has a brutal husband OF
heartless friends, there is all the more
need of sudden action. There are those
in every community who will promptly
and willingly minister to the wants o.
the suffering, if they know they are ir
distress, and no one should hesitate OF
account of what others do, to take care
of the sick and the furnishing. If Sub
scriber will make these facts known il
her community, the poor woman ait
her family will be taken care of, W
doubt not
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03

pretty clear that Christian principles
have very little to do with the govern
ment of the Academy. There was no
good reason why Gen. Schofeld should
get into towering paisson correcting
mistake that no one couldtpossibly have
made; and it was not an edifying spec
tacle which the Court presented during
this collision.
1t is not Whitaker who is on trial.
as the Court chooses to assume. Nei-
Their is itlhis disguised or cowardly as
sailants. { 1t is West Point. its discipline
the methods of its administration, the
temper of its officers, and the character
of the students whom it trains, which is
on trial. The jury Is the general public,
and we hazard little in saying that, if
the verdict were to be rendered to-day,
it would be an adverse one. 1t certain
ly is not In good. taste for Gen. Schoield
whilelthe institution lies under cloud
of grave charges, to issue an order, as
has been done, expressing his "unshaken
faith in the honor and integrity of the
cadets, and his appreciation of their
manly bearing under the grievous wrong
and injustice which they have recently
suffered"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
THE VERMONT DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats of Vermont in coven-s
ton at Montpelier April 22d, chose Han
cock delegates to the rational convention.
as had been expected, but no instruc-
ton as to voting were given them. There
were about 100 delegates present. Hiram
Atkins, chairman of the state committee,
called the convention to order, and w.
H. H. Bingham of Stowe was appointed
president. The following were elected
delegates at large: Lucius Robinson of
Newport, L. W. Redington of Rutland,
B. B. Smalley of Burlington, James A.
Williams of Bellows Falls The follow
ing are the district delegates: First dis
trict, B. P. White of Calais and NJ. G.
Huling of Benninton I'd district, D. C.
Pollard of Cavendish and N. P. Bowman
of St. Johnsbury; Sd district. George T..
Waterman of Hyde Park and F. w.
McGetterick of st. Adams. The delegates
were instructed to sustain the two-thirds
rule, and resolutions were adopted de-
ploring the existence of sectional strife,
and condemning those who foster it as
unworthy to hold places of trust under
the government, and favoring the send
ing of delegates to the national conven-
ton uninstructed except to vote for the
best man to harmonic the party and Sc
cure victory. The mention of Tilden's
name to the convention called forth quite
show of applause, but Hancock's name
brought forth round after round of cheers.
A resolution to instruct the delegates to
vote as unit at Cincinnati met with
strong and determined opposition. 1t
was announced that the convention for
the nomination of state ticket would
be held at Burlington. Mr.. Bingham,
has in past years been the democratic
nominee for the governor, declined to be
candidate again.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
MURDER IN SAN FRANCISCO.

The De YOung-KallOck quarrel, which
created so much excitement last Summer
has now resulted in a tragedy, and
Charles De Young, the senior editor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, is the
victim. Mayor Kalloch's son, dlsre-
putable clergyman, of the same calibre
as his father, is locked up in the City
Prison charged with murder. and the
city is once again ablaze with angry ex-
citement.
There has been an old feud between
the Youngs and Kallochs for some time,
and De Young attempted to kill Kali
loch last year, but the ball which enter
ed his breast, glanced on bone, and did
not do the intended work of murder.
Kalloch was afterwards chosen mayor
by the sand-lot party, and De Young
was liberated from prison to again pun.
lsh the Kallochs by his sharp and ag.
gravating pen. The Kallochs, though
both clergymen, are of the baser sort
and the young man, spurred on by the
late appearance of pamphlet, which
gave an account of his fathers unsa
worry career in Boston, sought redress b.
shooting De Young. The tragedy show
bad state of affairs in California.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03

Some statistics of interest have been
officially published with regard to the
consumption of tobacco in Germany.
During the year 1878 that empire used
tobacco worth 800, 100000 marks. which
brought revenue to the Government of
26.383, 966 marks. The quantity used
amounted to 2,l9G. 900 hundred-weights
and of this $4,000 had been smoked in
the shape of cigars. Reckoning 100 CT
gars to pound in weight, the number
of cigars consumed in 1878 would be
more than 7,0OO,0O0,00O, or enough to
give 100000 smokers two cigars a
day all the year round. Besides in CT
CARS, the Germans smoked 1887, 200
hundred-weights of tobacco in other
forms. They snuffed 100000 hunded-
weights. More than one-third of all
this tobacco was grown by Germany it.
self, mainly in Rhenish Bavaria, Baden
South Hesse, and Alsace-Lorraine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
THE WEST POINT OUTRAGE.

The Whitaker court of inquiry at
West Point is just now centre of inter-
est for the country. Martin l. Townsend
of New York was sent by the War De-
partment to conduct the case for Whit
taker, and last Monday a decided breeze
was raised by a sarcastic remark made
by Mr.. Townsend in the course of the
examination of witness, to tie effect
that it was not allowable for a colored
cadet to strike back if assaulted by a
white cadet the inference being that a
white cadet, If struck, might retaliate.
but the colored cadet must meekly sui
NIT. The entire court was terrible out
ragged by the remark and strutted out of
the court room like so many Dogberrys
to sooth It's wounded dignity, while Gen
eral Schoield rushed over to Mr..
Townsend, and, with suppressed anger.
informed him that if he supposed that
the code of the Academy was based on
on the code of the Bible he was very
much mistaken. There was no proba-
bility that Mr.. Townsend or any one
else could have made the mistake Of
supposing such thing; it has become
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-03
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The gold fever is spreading Georgia.
The world renowned Short Horn COW,
First Duchess of Oneida, is dead. She
was bought by Lord Skelmersdale in
1873 for 100000.
The estimated loss by the conAagra-
ton at Hull. Ontario. is between $4,000,
900 and S3,0OO,O0O, with no insurance.
There is great distress there.
Mr.. Joseph Seligman, senior member
of the firm j. & W. Seligman & Co.,
bankers, of New York, died suddenly in
New Orleans of heart disease on Sunday.
Twenty-six thousand weavers in the
Blackburn district England threaten to
strike fortnight hence unless their de-
mands for increased wages are complied
with.
Congressman Hurd of Ohio, indignant
at the conduct of Canada in placing sach
high tariff on American goods, is de-
sirous of prohibiting the transportation
of goods in sealed cars through Canada.
Matthew Thomas, aged IL, hung him
self in Patterson, N. j., Friday, because
his mother whipped him. Several young
children were in the room when the deed
was committed, and thought he was play
ing.
The total number of voters in Great
Britain and Ireland is 2,866,966 or
about one to every eleven inhabitants.
According to the last national census
there was one voter to every four and a
half inhabitants in the United States.
A heavy storm in Macon, Miss, Sum-
day night, blew away % houses, includ-
ing the Mobile & Ohio railroad machine
shops, round house, depot, telegraph Of
fee and master mechanics Office. Six
teen cars were thrown from the track,
LIZ persons were killed and % wounded
The loss on property is 100000.
Hon. E. B. French. second auditor Of
Treasuary, died at Washington, d. c.,
Saturday. aged 70 years. He was born
in landau. N, H., and practiced law in
Maine for many years. He was elected
to Congress in 1861, and during the
same year was appointed second auditor
by President Lincoln.
The New York World DEM threat
ems to tell all about the mission of Mr.
Pelton to Baltimore on memorable oc
casion should Mr.. Tilden or Mr. Tilden
administrator be seriously urged as the
democratic candidate. Ii the democratic
party, in the face of what it knows o.
Tilden's crooked ways, is willing to nom
mate him. will any further revelation
sicken it?
Chase Whitcher Drury, Is years. sol
of Winsor Drury, of Easton, was acct
dentaly killed April 26th. He is sup
posed to have been standing upon swing
in the barn, swinging, with his arm arounC
chain on each side, when his feet slip
ped and the boy fell, striking his necl
against the bottom of the swing SO vol
lently that his neck was broken. He wa
found with his arms around the chair
and his chin resting on it, dead.