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, 1880-10-07
SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
6pfetd4 DispaI<h to tn Ckte1po Ttfbura,

SlAGtt 4tAa3A%4AQHFsH4ot
spteta& DIspat<h to JHt Chicago TftbunA.
DosroN, Oct &-f!a nomination Of Eben
r. Stone BY the Republicans OF the Sixth
Congressional District will give strength to
the ticket IN .Essex County. where Dr. Lor-
lng's popularity has fot some t!sne beell on
TIC walie. Loring'a friends fought atub-
n,ul It wus not lntEt utter the tellth ballnt,
When Collector l3a,,son, 0f HuuctYter, with
drew from the contest. thAt they Wgrp forced
to surrender. The next ballot gayU StOua Il
majority. Ills election Y almost assured.
llo'is Chairman Of the State Committee, a
g0oA 0rgulllzer, and iulr deonter.
Tho colltest IN :;
TlK 1KNTiI DIsrR1Crt :.
which was postponed to-day nfter nearly
fifty baliots iia.l been takel, will probably ru-
suit til The defeat Ut NoEcr0ss. ths pstsellt
Representative, Tuesday, Wll4ll tho Cullvell-
tion lneets aEain. Yut whoever IL uolntlntel
III liis piacu the district will not ba tho losyr.
The llopu nf redeemltilg tho Fourth District
grows stronger da!Ey, ~ the quarrel a1nn,,g
trIct, now Republican, but always close. Is
doubtful, owing Il, tho dtlorencea III nplnlpN
atlong leaders and the declinutluu Of ltall-
ney, Nominated last week. a..
loglsvlLLE DEMocltAya.
Special nhpAteA to 1Ia GaltsH 1.1suAs- =, j..
wing of TIC Louisville Democracy aliioul,ct,s
Col Thomas IL. llays us u cal.didate Tor Con-
9tcHS lii tlle Pust thks afternoon. "A c0,Iyu,,-
ton will now be held, arad IT lIays should w.
cure tha nomination Il IL 4Mitu likely that the
friends Ut tl.e lion. MIR. Willis, tll0 prtsunt
canlllute. Should ills be lol.e Col. Thoinas
4. BuFnst Republican culMlfuut., who is uOw
fndosse4 by many souslbla Democrats, will
ba elected.
, 1880-10-07

MICHIGAN,

REPRESENTATIVE coS0EIt AT LANSING.
Special Dt,pateh 10 17s cateaaa Tribune.
LANSING, Micl,., Oct 6.-Tllo Hon. OmarD.
Conger, the 9rent Obtcctor, Is speaking TO-
night to tho largcst Republican gathering,
Mrs. uazlett's excepted, Of tho campaign.
Tho house Is packed, with not even standing
roo to lsten te one Of tne 'salsrs sas ht Of ths h.
was ine1nber OF tha t1rsk Republican, l&gas-
lature over convened in the United States;
TINT he was present to witness the first III
a9g.'zal OF q Republican Governor, aud to
llean House. and Se,'ate. here In the
did StAto House twenty-five years ago.
Ever, SINCE that memorable occasion
The Republican party has lla4 @ absolute 3, con-
had ever been able to witness the election Of
even n Democratic Statg officer. In, Chris
tlanity, educational facilities, tnnncial aid
commercial prosporlty, Michigan ! stands Ut
length, OF time. lie tofled any Democrat
pr1,scnt to 1lutne one act of olliclal dishonesty
q to noit ont snglH tait Of eG1r;Gpion
hat Iength Of tine, except in the case Of
John Mckinney. who stole FROM the
Treasury, and WIS dctected By Republicans,
prosecuted by Kepuhllcans. and M VT; served hts
Democratic speakers, for want OF better ar-
g1llne,lt, were howlin8, corruption mid n lie-
cessity for q change all over tile State. lie
challenged thoM To prove corruption OF dis
honesty on the Republican party OF atic!i-
gai,, or forever hold their leaee. 1lg him
SELF had read tho secret circular Issued from
Democratic headquarters giving tho cue tD
howl corruption and. the necesslty for Il
change, and WIS personally nwarc that even
prominent Democratic hAd sent back their
documents with tho assurance that It woltu
not do for Michigan. II any ons present
| doubted, Let them ask the Secretary OF the
| Stata Democratic Committee.
| Some bes0ttcd Democrats In the gallery at
| tempted to create q disturbance By pro-
! pounding some totally trrcyeiant questions,
! local In their character. but were 80 putni4A-
| ly answered by tho speaker aul 80 heartily
jeereI by the audience that they quickly subj
| sided.
, AIr. Congcr gave sjiccinct and detailed
account Of tho hlgh-lirinlatl proceedings VI
tha Democratic party in C0Mgress and the
desperate efforts TIC Solid Sout! were inak-
inY to gal}I ly. f. .the ballohThat they failed f, to
were puIlgent and logtcal, were greeted with
hearty rounds Of app}Ause. lie closed by
requesting all whu 1--we their country, !rre-
spcctlye Of past party, affiliations, to vote for
Garfield md Arthur, tho staldard~bearers Of
tho party of justice, freedom. aud equality.
, 1880-10-07

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. G.-1ho election here
p1ssed OF quietly. Coluuitt's majority III
Richmond County will be over LOU. His
minority Iii tho Statu will be fully 1900.
ATLANTA, Gs, Oct. d.-Spccia'A to the
Constitution Indicate that Coluuitt is elected
Governor by "a. .00O majority.
AUGUSTA, Ga., Oct, o.-Specfals 4. to. tho
rats Coiquitt's election by between, lu,ooo 10
G0,00o nntority. Tho eal0rrd vote Is lnrgely
for him everywhere. 1te full State tfckHt Is
elcctGd. 1tci,troe, presei,t Treasurer and ill-
dependant candidate, Is getttlg good vote
I'll Sums PLACES.
Tho Republicans mako son,e gnlns III the
General Assembly, aud tho nln]Orlty at tho
next Legislature Ii coniccturad 10 BIZ In favor
of Sennfor Josapl Il. NrowN's alcction. Thu
ELECTION was quiet. Tho poll.tax challenge
was not vigorously enforced.
, 1880-10-07

} hear personally from Gen. Grant In this

1nntter ?"
-" cannot say, but I shall lose no moro
TING than coli help In getting at tho bottom
"What reason have yon tor doubling that
- III tho first place llc lackcd good grounds
upoil WHICH to attnck me-, mud. lii tho secuna
llace, llu Is MI old soldier and Il graduate Of
West Point. As such, he could not, It seeMs
aud GentlcManly proprIcty rs to attempt to
ihjnre me, even 1T private conversation"
Gon. Hancock Iii mi interview with q re-
porter this afternoon stated he had not yet
recent alleged utteratices Of Con. Grant, or
leave the roIfy 10 Ills friends. III case he nh
swers ho will give his statement to the
Associated Press.
, 1880-10-07

SPEECH HY TIE 1tOS. EDWARDS rrEnnx-
NIT

SPEECH BY THE nos. EDWARDS rrEnnx-
roNT.
sssttAl Dt.p4teA 10 7nt Chicago 7>tbs.n4. =
NEw YoRK, Oct, o.-The Hon. Edwards
rae1lovons r'n. I,.s! spuse ms8e a"a.o,cg ~
toopeF mstltuta lo-ai!Ght upon Tue poiltlca1
topics Of the dag. This Hon. John Jacob
Astor presided. Mr. rierrcpont opened Ills
Te,"nt .s.imI n,,, iIs .-. e.e's ,.,"a w." WI
s. .ens"s eosss t, nae! lte"su.e, otouu' a.u
sor1ow' 70 save tic Union. anu It WIS now
proposed that those WHO conspired to destroy
atate,nont nf Tim Animation, ani ,ho running
~ ~" s'sNN.'o'., 0''1 80" 2
, 1880-10-07
KELLOGG, OF LOUISIANA.
TllE CONTEST FOR Ills SEAT.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct G.-Senator Kcl-
logg, OF Louisiana, returned lere to-day. In
speaxme s1~as,. o. % tno ptoDeDie eneet wll'ch the
aeatn VI 1u9ko opono!a, ao comneutof Tor
his scat, Will DO likely to Lave on the action
Of the Democrats In the Senate, Mr.. Kellogg
Expressed thu ontnfou tint f3ov- Wilt ~
n,,,sI.ra .s,o,,1i nn,,';,sta "t.s4' W
~. a@i x' "o".a "u,''taso son'o os'e ~ eo1l-
test LOT tae seNt ~ spoItot1'5 psace, or tlle
Democrats OF the Senate, II party necessity
should seem to reu1llro IT, might l,o thInks.
, 1880-10-07
DR., RApWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen and Felt, IA
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using u Few
nnuna

]. Good spirits, disappearance OF weakness,
!a1sEuor, melancholy. Increase and hardness Of
2. strength fucrcases. nppetftn improves. rol-
brush, good d!9estlUn.. calm and undistutbed
sleep. n1AkGn fresh and yIgurnlis.
u Disappearance Ut srots, b1otchoA. pttnplca:
the 1kis looks clear and healthy; thu nrtno
changed from IT, turbId and cloudy appearance
frrely from! the bladder through the urcthrA
Without pain Or sc.ldins: ht.ls Or no sediment;
:; Aarksd din;int,tion Of quantity and fro.
aqrfs,y' M,5,' OF ,nvnl.intasy wGakcatng dtseharKea
T. TS siess esPep ef
stored 70 The severa1 organs,
the ssasthy. taffron appearance ot iho aktn
changed a to clear. lively. and healthy color:
oI Tn9sS 10 sners frn xeak ., Hleefsted
e1pectorating freely tho tough phIcgm OF mucus
from tho lungs. air cells, bronehi Or wlndp!po.
eanx nsea.s q e
and fesiines 81 ~eakne falosad 10 @ ankles: hti'
ehia, % eesc Of suiiocation, hard bpeathix G,S @ ad
rnrosyssn o. cough Gn lyt6E down Or arising in
Ms sy ~ "sr st ay shs Ia
taken new siEns OF returning health VIII appear:
asce sn vii dmith I'D a1 fsren @ nd iHlpEro
deposits, ntttea. ttttnor1, cnnccrr. harh 1utnps,
eia.. le resolved Aaay, and .ho ansound nude
sktu diseases, gradually dIRappcar.
8. ln ez.ses wnere the sysh.m hns been SAIL
litnnte huvc accin,sLateti anI BECOME deposited
IN tho bones joints. etc., ca,isI1tR carles Of the
t'onca, rickets, 4plnnl curvhturcs. contortionss
s'S ssys yss asas sa tni
aIhi ex,crnllnato tho vtrus Of tho disease from
D. II thpsa who arc taktng these medicines for
tho cure Of Chronfc, ScrofuIous, or SyphItio
, 1880-10-07
CONNEC'TICUT.

HEFuULICASS CUNF1UESTs
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct 0.-rhcre Is grcat
rejoicing among tie Republicans through
oMt the State over tho result Of tic town
elections. They hnve made d net gatll vt
and nineteen over is7u. The result shows
that the Republicans .aro thoroughly united,
and ut work. Should Indiana a!ltt Ohtu send
III cheering RETURNS Connecticut can he
with majority Ut from ;,0oO to 6.D0. This
business 1asue Ii telling strongly III favor Of
tho Republicans III manufacturing districts.
, 1880-10-07
TEE FIRE RECORD.
AT M1EN1sApOLI8.

nj MIN - 1sihl-O1t2Ss
Special Ntpatsh 10 1hR Chtedeo Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn.. Oct. d.-About y O'Clock to.
night flre broke out in tho Pacific Mil Of Chmp
l. WnIkert on tho cunt aldo Of tho river, In MtIl-
ncapolls. and In lIttto moro than an hour tho
whole structure WIS Destroyed with valuablo
machinery. sovoral othnr alarms distracted
the attention Of tho flrrnicn, and little could he
lono towards sayinF tho structure. The other
fires were Insignificant in extent. and tho mniu
loss will fall upon Camp 4 Walker, who estlsnatc
the vnluc OF tho property destroyed Rt &75ooo.
The mill was one OF tho tnost c1teneise IN tho
West, with bonn1aeG capacity Of 1Mo,00 feet,
and capacity Of l3l,nl0 feet Of lumber per day.
It WINS blsllt III 1850 BY ]. u. Dean 4 Co.. and
by George 4. Camp and r. i. Walkcr. Thu IN.
sururice Is unly fl5.0O0. divided among com.
ranies represented by :. c. Gall 4 Ch. A1ncs
The mill Will bu rebuilt ut onco and In opera
ton neIt Season.
, 1880-10-07

ALkDo, ILL.,, Oct G-Lymaa TtuHbull
"apologlzed" In Alatio to-day, Not 10 exceed
1000 persons listened to l,ln,. and the weather
could not have been better. lie said In Ills
speech that 1t was the smallest audience ho
had spoken to. Tho only cheess That he
could command wns when ho alluded to Ills
prospective successful tha extracts from Ills
old Republican speeches which were scat-
ts,sd Rsrs s snd one St W. EaS bsY ny 5sfd
, 1880-10-07

ELECTION fEHTETUlAY,
WIrMISorDs, DEL, Oct. a-The Republic
ans carry the city by III majority OIL tho
vate for inspectors, whfte tile Democrats win
by clghteon majority Oil tho votes for Asscss-
ors. Eacl. purity Is c1aimtng galns In tho
State. Tic latest teiegrrnla rcpnrt Kent
Cnunty Democratic by nbout COO .natorlty.
WlrMlSuroN, Del, Uct. G.-Full retnrns
tluy's election fiji Inspectors LEU; Republic
aus, u,UE}, Uenlocr3.tie majority, S3I, On tho
vDD tor ASSESSORS tho Democrats receives,
0,+uj; Republicans, S.sod Democrats INA.
jurity. BSQ,
, 1880-10-07
BY NAIL.

3fls Irish LAND Observation-Disclosures PLAN-A
TxNAkTs' brlsIKk A1A1Hsr nxkT UNTIL 1uSTIcA
II DONE.
IA IoNd1,a Hofet4&oF, Sfpt, &t
Ar. Paruell tnade most Fnrncltito spcoch to
a land meeting at EnNlA On Butur1iay. He lMd
foit. ,hp said, the necessity Of modifying tho
policy Ut his purity, III presenco Of Liberal
Npvoruu,ent; but as yat, though TINT 0oyurn-
mont had lnado many prou,ses, "lt bud Klven
frtshn,cn no ono single performance" The
Ehiuf Secretary had asked fur ono year'a tIuao,
Ind trtshmen had boeu willing to xtvo hlm that
Ame; but it was hls own conviction TINT It
hight ba necessary To punish tho Lfbcsal Ad-
taaistt,sslou u taay ha.1 punished tho Tory, ita
Nas Butu thAt tho I.alltl Commission was up-
laInto4 to whlttle dowu" tho d1nuIid Of tho
lAsh tonantFy, 10 !ipi out the very
smlllest measure of reform which
would pacify ireland. and to divert
, 1880-10-07

rcco7or from tie injurious effect 1T such
vote, proposed TO put Gen.. Shields on tho
retired.l1 Of tho nrmy. This passed tho
% and nays The nays ' Wsre east x Sy Messsrs. ssns
Hanlo1ih, White, d'Neil, Jones. Cox, and
Ackiet.. The name Of Gen. fairfield cannot
bu found in tho negative list: but II Will bo
scen @ TINT irtsl..nen OF whatever party .2ssc
feaerate lsriga!Eer instead Ut tho patriOttc
Union soldier, James Shields.
, 1880-10-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

lQVENN u IENHIoHTF NEWo1
L1vEllrsNlL, Got. 8.-Asri1otl, tho Minncsota.
frpsu Noston.
NEW YoKK, Oct. 8.-Arrivo<, tho State Ut
I'c.ansylyAnta, from Qlnsguw; vlotorIa, fron
LouioI,; Olympus, fronI Liverpool.
0LAs0Qwt Out. G.--Arrlvod, Htato OF Ocurgtu,
3rhm Nuw York. -'.. ~.
.llAMHulau, Oct. G-ArrlvoI, Eieland. from
New York.
, 1880-10-07

OSHKOSH EXPOSITION BUILDING.
Special Dtspateh 10 1hx Cateaeo Tribune.
OsnKosH, Wis, Oct. IA inrge exposition
building erected last year wns burned nbout
midnight last night Loss. <R0oo; Insurance..
$s0p, rs follows: Two thousand dollars In the
Western. Of Tornntu; t.-01 in tho Lancashire,
aud <1D00 III tho Commercial Union. ~ nun
nM,neu William Hess has !een arrested or s,s*-
piciHn of firing the building. lilo wna found
n9nr thoFc, nud Is believed guilty.
, 1880-10-07
AYoutn,ul Married co,,p,e,

Morton Psltchcts anl surIh FAnstey, noIgh-
bors oll1Fuu ut Marion. ud., fel In lDyg, clipped
~ MtchlYna. gut luaFstc.l, suunt two wtGka t.,ld
I'LL thelr u,pl,ey iu honeymoon trip, and sA0li
returned tlUtuk Tho oniy novelty uLuut ulu
afAir WIS l40lN yuuthtu tu1aesa, tho bTtdu leinX u
aud tho bridegroom IL.
, 1880-10-07
GRANT AND IIANCO OK.

TIE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE 1sApLY TORN Up.
speetal Dupat<A to TA3 Chicago Tribune.
New York, Oct 8.-Nothtng has occurred
since the beginning Of the campaign To stir
up, the public, mind here 50 much u the
publication OF Gen. Grants estimate Of Ila1l-
cock ard tho history Of tho origin Of Ills
famous Order No. 40, as given In the luter-
View with tho Rev. Charles II. Fowler. The
fnteryleWl hAs been tho universal topic Of
conversation in this city everywhere, and Is
the subject of much comment OH the part Of
the PRESS Republican politicians appear
to think TINT the effect OF 1t will
be. butter for the National cause than
d hundred speeches. Tho tone
Of the Democratic press Is that of meek and
injured !nil0cence. Cen, Hancock hilnself
nn! tSarfa'y GI depsecatfs the languaEe Of Gen;
1lnd nlit officially What Gen. Grant really did
say about him. When lle has found out II
tho reported interview proves to be correct.
lie sAYa ltR W11I. p1sKpAnE
careful anu comprehensive. statement for
publication. lie yays he shall lose no moro
facts: ', Of : tho t'5 MATTER liz statea 3 oo' that
Geh. Grant laeked good grounds upon
~s1f& soa.yr t. and a9a sgaais i d ~ Wess : po hS is s
thinks Cen. Grant should not have SO far
oycrstepled tho bounds OF trutt, a1ld gentle
many proprsty ns to innse htlp oyo n
NTiare q . proper lime ai,d !! prgpor min
ner Ii which. to do thing Il, find TINT
Gen. .urant Inns wrongfnlly assatlcG mt. the
. public Will not bo long kept lr Ignorance Of
my side ot tho question, but / sllull not mako
undue llnste IN tho nntter.h
CHANTS CONNECTIONS or THE INTERVIEW.
=: 7p<etal Dtspat<A t. -: t~..-'t,o .rtbuae-
C1Nc!NNAT1. Oct G.-Democrats hers are
much lLs$usted at tho substantial intorso-
Ment BY Gen. Qrallt ct thu correctness of tho
Fowler Interview. The polntsin which Gcn.
Grant takes occasion to correct tho report are
mainly noit-tsscntini, SUCH Us changing fig-
s7,Uo,o Jog 70 s4,oUooo. The substitution oi
~ vote" for o'.0 vote" IN what he sa!ti
about tho turning Ut IInncock's Aeall by tho
vote tor htlu In tho Democratic CONVENTION Ut
a q tnss oI aa, tSS
main md essential points OF tho Interview The
Attempt OF DetHocrats to break the forcs ot tho
inteFYioW by denying lts genaineIess fnlls to
l@tel thy same thing to ux-Attornay-(ie General
Tat, who Inns be0n making uSt Of them III
NJ speeeles IN the OHIO campaign. Judge
Iaft Visited Gun. Grant q fuw days before
Grait said about 1lnhc0ek agrcea sabstan-
tlally w!th that of DR.. Fowler, Dr. Fowler
1l0teu tic Wufla OF tlla ex-FrcSflont With
great cure, ai.4 immediately after t!v inter
ylew wrote t4onl 0ut from memory. UH
then
Addressed a NOTE TO oEN. CHANT,
asking II lle might luake public ,lsu Of the
facts stated, u which the GsncEal replied
t!laf lo l!a1 no objections to Ills noting down
to'', except that ho lad given them to It,
publican caIlputgn orator. n1d courtesy to
ulat. gentleman required that tlley be not
RHssd H tili t, he ltad n!adS uss ot them; Dr.
subsequently, Induced to give llls reI0rt To
the psess when he harmed TINT Judge
Taft had made use Of many Of the potnts In
, 1880-10-07
AT GRAND HAVEN, MICH.

Cps1LH4 OuPH1EH TO 1HF 1"HHFo 1Ftp9Ht* - =
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct. DAT :. clock this
morning the old mill md warehouse. owned
Jointly By Z. r. Ferry aud Parks e. Son. was
found to bo On tire IN tho roof. 1t probably
caught from tho Milwaukee steamer, which left
at a. N. 1t WIS burned to the grpllt,tl. 1t WAS
large heavy structure. built IL 1881 and 1lHs
bren frequently improved since thon, AMI WIS
now vnlucd at $l,tN. No Insurance.. Cnnaii-
crublc cord wnod and IN old bont-huuec Of III.
tIo v,sIue wesc nlso burned.
, 1880-10-07

GREAT BRITAIN.

THE FACIIT I4IFAUEN.
LoNpoN, Oct. G.-Thc Cars yacht l,Eyfdta to-
day loft tht builders basin at Glasgow md pro-
coctlcd down the Clyde. Ton thousand pcrsons
witnessed tho stnrt. Admiral PopoG and tho
builder OF tho yhoht w0eo OIL board.
, 1880-10-07

GARFIELD AND SHIELDS.
ANOTHER WEAK INVENTION OF TIE DEMoo
HACY.


SPECIAL Dttpateh 10 TAs CAteaes Tribune.
WA8MfNaToS, d. G., Oct. 0.-rae Demo.
Gratis !n sol.e portions OF the country are
endoayosIng to Induce Irish Republicans to
vote for Hancock by declaring tllat Garfield
opposed the granting Ut pension to Qen.
James Shields. It Is not true tiat Garfield
opposed this measure, but It Is tsce that
tho Democratic treatment Of Cen Shields
Is one Of the darkest spots In the
records of the Confederate Congress.
There wero two natnes proposed 10 the
Democrat caucus Of Tho House for Door
kcepee-one Union soldier, Gen. James
Shtalds, Of Illinois and Missouri; tho other
Gen, Charles W, Field, q Confederate Briga-
dicr from ueorgia.. IN ca4cus the vote stood
OF speaker Randall, Of Pennsylvania, tie
NOMINATION or TIE cosREDE1tATE HA1aA-
DlEn
WAS made unanimous. Tho question coming
up for electlOn III n.s House, Buntans1. !;
flat the difference between tas two ca1dt-
dates Was tho difference betWeen !oyu!ty 70
The AaE OF the .NoyesAmunt ttlat educated
Field and brought hsnl ny, and treason 70
tllat Aag, for Which he ought. TO- taYo boon
AaugeI, Tue penalty for h!s treason was
death by all law, human and diving, but tfla
cleulellcY OF thB country 5elloVGd AlM 1foM
that plsnalty.n Tho sntatitnte Wa9 aHopteA
By vote Of 1a3 10 10l. aIl those yet!nX ~ the
affirmative beulR Democrats, aia M ~ taoso
osate D5lgadle< was then elecGed by tha 1ol'
lowing vote:
, 1880-10-07
RUSSIA,

IoYAL VISITOR.
Fl. PETERSBURG, Oct. 6.--Tho hclr to tho Per-
sian throne has arrived ut Odessa.
, 1880-10-07

THIS pooplo have confidence In tho Shakers
SarPAplritlAs btuAu4u u KtlIulllo H4Aker lnutl-
Ir!no, prepared by tho CANTERBURY shukrra, shak-
ur filiuxG, N. II.
, 1880-10-07
FEVER and AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for afty ccnts.
Thurr Ia not = runedIa' agent In this wGrld thAt
will cnrc faver a1ld A!Ktl, anl 81 uiher halari-
fuvers ultis.t! by itAhW1Y PIi.i.sj 90 quickly
aa Hh DWAY'SNEA RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER ulrETlsE.
, 1880-10-07
AT LOWELL, MASS.

AT LOWELL, MASS.
LOWELL, Mass,, Oct. 6.-A f1ro br0ke out In tho
lryrooIn Of the Chnso bfill. this city. ths after
noot'. Tho mill burned TO tho ground. Tho
fAling walls struck Faulkner's Mill, scttinE 1t
On tirp; nl4n burned to the xrtninI. The ChIto
on tho former. $,oo,uo; lattcr4 slN.UuN: fully
Insured
, 1880-10-07
PRESIDENTIAL.


language was considered MI opel, insult BY
tSet,. aid they, In body, left tho room III
tie ,l,jist Of tic speech. After the meeting
VAS oycr, ona OF their nuinber, Mr.. Kaut-
MsaaEInnfs saI n lie hotel, and, Ii tie presence
VI Il goolly number, ,tladu lii.n hntnbly apnf-
oelze for hin public ntteIn,ices. II MT.
NaEinnls has bycn making many SUCH
apguches, h0 1las boon scndfnE-votes to the
Republican ranks by tie score.
WAUYEoN
.WAusEoN, O.. Oct. 6.-The largest asscm-
htarn ever cofiyetted III the northwestern
counties Of Ohio .was to-day gathered III the
fairgrounds ct Fulton County, ooo It nlm-
I've 81 Vts the sI MI s Go Il sKs i31ishs, Il
aid the lion. b. .. Waters of Delta did noble
teiiins specifies. After tlnnssr Immense nc &C.
ccssIoils were made 10. tho multitude from
tic trains, and by Tho arrivals ot two long
cayalcadea from Delta, Fulton County, a'ld
Thrce stands were tten erected at different
points on the forty-aere Fairgrounds, anu
addresses full Of magnetism. OF fact, OF argli-
as 5ans 5 s'0qSei1 <. iia pasaSo nd s etR ion nag
iYolfe Of Toiedo. This His evening Tho city q
Waucson Is ablnze with boo torches from rom
Hya: II In nns Ean cotys GSa.y and a''ta Iiealy n
Boutclle ard Gen. ualf arc addressing the
immense crowd that rgmained during tho
S4sy SyfsF Sr Juso Ts fasS{ GeS seSS4 Sft s1 e
scDtchinan WHO ts to REPRESENT the Seventh
District III the next Congress.
ELyf1tA.
Ehrfs1A. O., Oct. 5.-Gcn. E. s. Meyer ad-
dresssd largo audience Of Republicans at
, 1880-10-07
OBITUARY..


1'ItVE. UENJINNIIN IIlSIECEs
Spsetai DtTateh 10 TIE EAic1po Tribune.
nosruS, Muss., Oct. 9.-1senjnnIn Pierce, Per-
klns Professor Ut Astronomy aud Mathematics
ut Itarvnrst. died this uflcrnoonUf IlrlRhtH uis.
cnsc. from which hc had long suffered. II was
hoped u, to ~ fuw duys ago that he would re-.
cover, hut his advanced A9e, H. was ngnInst !'ti
Tho claim tl,se for hn Of beinx the 'lltst uini-
mont lastron0tncr In A,ncric!l, and une Ut tile
most worthy tnHthanatiuilna Of tho century, ~
considered here n Just Ono. and his loss will be
deeply iepluro1 W nj men OF sulonee.
, 1880-10-07

Tsfa TsaS eoaa 81 oeeno e 'pSseNs pss s sSy
that ho wasn't fighting against slavery
now. The speech was the same THAT las been
Ton person In tho audience who tried 70
to carry on nj, argument With him. he told
him to shut Ills mouth, getting out Of fnmof.
AstITUT.
Special nispateh to rx EAteagn Tytbans..
AsttToH. ILL.,, Oct. 9-Illc RFntdest rally nf
III s e1iftn sa ftns was eyesas S n " s seanl ha ms a IT,
orally ei packed. About so people were prcs-
ent den. Smith, u. Atkins, u FreepDrt, nd:
dressed tho meeting ~ u speech III TWO mil
onea!f hours IL wl,icl. ~ reviewed! nF'Gi!y
PRODUCED tie War. The General quoted
fr0m liatnpl0n's speech before the, Southern
Historical SuciGty ard from lis. speech
Il IT,; sao ,qnsaa xa wt n eeil}ns is a,cr sSst 'o
str.k" out tic constitutional amendments
anu Reconstruction acts, NH! Thus pave the
way for the payment of S0lttlterI war
record of Tic Two candidates. THIS is blow
| Nh. 9 to tho Democracy of Ashton. and Will
by followed by several lnoru bcforo tho CLOSE
Of tho campaign.
BLOOMINGTON.
Special D.patca Ia Tue Cjataeo Tribune.
BLooM1NaTos, ILL.,, uet G.-1ltIcll curiosity
| Viewers speech as t.. whether or not he, bs-
| ing 30 bitterly opposed to fllsDti. would In
darse Shveltson. DeiMt,crattc caiHttdata fur
Congress- Weaver left tho meeting without
s9fps o sd StsSesi eosxe Saee e by yss Sc tS"%
| elected, Is llo had "ssorked for our great ii-
tere*t" In CongEcss. strafghtout Democrats
are dlsgnstcd.
, 1880-10-07

Hair laoyivum" " RESTORES gray hair 10 Its ORTIZ
Llul culus for ~ Gellt4,
, 1880-10-07
WILLIAM HAYDEN.

WILLIAM HAYDEN.
nosroN. Oct. d.-Wtllnm 1Ihsdcn died sud
denly to-day Ut paralysis, agod u. lie WIS tho
first Auditor Ut tho cty, receiving appointment
from Mayor Quincy. .anl was I'ostt,,astcr of los
ton during Ii portion OF freaitOnt TAylor'a Ad.
faiuiGtrutjOu,