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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Loss Of Barn and Agricultural implements.

Ioss VI oeTu sHo HyT'CattoTe 81 tfHpseWeNtS.
On last Sunday. during the high
wind, barn belonging 10 Mr. Free
man Kingman, situated on his Gyp-
sum Creek farm, and containing con
siderable valuable property, wa. de-
stroyed by fire, rs also it, contents. 4
eranary which had been brought under
the same roof with the barn, but sepa-
rated therefrom by an open space, had
been fitted up and occupied by Mr..
kingman's tenant. Mr.. Allen with his
family, who lately came from New
York. 4 piece OF dry bark which hal
been ussri in the stove for fuel. wa>
carried i'm an ignited condition by the
terrific wind to the roof of the barn
some 30 feet distant, and the fire was
thus started. Mr.. Allen knew moth
ing of il until he heard the horses
struggling violently. and when the DIS
covery was made il was too late Ia save
anything. Mr.. Alien lost all his
household furniture. some of which
was quite valuable, being stored in the
barn i'm boxes. The loss falls heavily
upon him. A span Of handsome black
about 81 800 worth OF farm implements
such A. reapers, drills. &c. about so
bushels of wheat, several sets Of har-
hess, aud various other articles, were
thus consumed bv the flames. The
value of the barn and graaary WAS
about $500. The los, also falls heavily
upon Mr.. KingEian, who has the sym
patty OF all He is already making
arrangements 10 rebuild.
The Kansas Benevolent Society on Top.
On Tuesday last Judge Prescott rem
dered his decision i'm favor of the Kan
sas Benevolent Society, holding that
il was such society As the statute
under which 1t was formed contem-
plated. We shall publish the decision
in full next week. The case was ably
presented aud argued by e. 4. Hitler,
Esd. for the society, and Col. Spivey
against The members of the society
have patiently awaited the conclusion
Of the ease, and will he pleased la hear
that il is at last decided favorahly for
them. Col. Culp. the Secretary, will
At once put the machinery in motion
and vigorously push forward its bust
psss. Ii Is Becoming = State insiitu-
ton. aud in few months will have q
local board in each county Of the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
8illiaPd Table and Rslle
Kansas Central Foundry.

For sale cheap. Billiard Table and
Balls. 45-3 r. II. HANNA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

The members of the Christian soci-
ely OF Saiina have been pretty well
impressed with the force of the Kansas
motto: Through difficulties to the
stars. They have been without pas
tor for several months, but have sup
posed io- some time that they had ST.
cured The services Of a gentleman from
Illinois who would ill their vacant
pulpit. He had made several appoint
men,s for services and these were an
n"unced. hut he failed To meet them.
Al last he made a proposition To the
church. agreeing IL come at stated
.iatr. This they had just accepted.
when his Illinois church pctitioned
them to release him that he might re-
main with them. OF course they re-
leased him. They Immediately ex-
tended call to DIR. :. T. Dodd, who
had just resigned the pastorate of the
Leavenworth Christian church, which
he accepted and notified them 10y telc-
graph that he would he in Salina and
preach for them next Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

At the city council meeting last
Monday night, liquor licenses were
granted to Willis Ke-lcr, Mcdaniel 4
Gaylord, Martin & Seaton, John Ryan.
VIM. Huebner, Grouse & Muglcr,
Very 4 Bachman and Albert Klein.
The s;alina Band was given the priv
iiege of meeting i'm the City Hall with
out paying rent, provided they furnish
their own fuel and lights. Licenses
for the sale of liquor We're granted To
the various drug stores, and brewers
license To Gust Behr. Carriers iiccn--
e. were also granted to five or six
draymen. A petition calling for IA
special election in the First Ward-to
choose successor To ID. a. Stevens,
resigned, was laid upon life table The
usual number of bills were allowed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Notice..

Houses to rent and rents collected.
Bishop 4 CHACE..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

Wanted fresh mich COW. Enquir
nj the Pacific House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
1880
VIO1 BuII.
Happy New Year!

Kick out the old and jerk in the new.
Ring out the oil and ring i'm the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27
Interesting Figures.

Min veh was fourteen miles long.
eight miles wide and forty-six miles
round, wit h a wall thick enough for
three chariots abreast. Babylon was
fifty miles within the walls. which were
seventv-five feet thick and 100 feet high,
with 100 brazen gates. The temple of
Diana, at Ephesus, was 425 feet long,
225 feet wide. with 1877 columns sixty
feet high, each one the gift of a king
it was 100 years in building. The large
pyramid was 4SI feet in height, and
eighty-one feet on the sides. The base
covers eleven acres. The stones are
sixty feet in length, and the layers are
2O9. II employed $50, 900 men in build
ing. The Labyrinth, in f sypt, contains
800 chambers and twelve halls. Thebes,
in Egypt, presents ruins tWenty-seven
miles round, and contained $50, 900 citi-
zens and 400, 900 slaves. The temple of
Delyhos was so rich in decorations that
1t was plundered of S5O,000, 900, and the
Emperor Nero carried gay from it 200
statues. The walls of Rome were thir.
teen miles round.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27
A Broken wing.

Iwalked ] in the woodland meadows
Who're sweet the thrushes sing.
And found on bed OF MOSES
A bird with broken wing.
] healed the wound and each morpii.
It sang its old sweet strain;
But the bird with broken pinion
Nevor soais as highlagain.
found a youth's life broken
BY ein's seductive ant,
And, touched with Christ-lihe pity,
/ took him to my heart.
He lived with noble purpose,
And struggled not in vain;
But the soul with broken pinion
Never scars as high again.
But the bird with broken pinion
Kept another from the snare,
And tho lite that sin had stricken
Raised another from despair.
Each loss has its compensation,
There are headings ior'each pain;
But bird with a broken pinion
Never scars as high again.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27

A romance may sometimes be hid in
package of coffee. In a coffee grinding
mill in Chicago maiden of advancing
age placed in several packages OF coffee
a card saying that any gentleman matri-
monially inclined might address her.
found " "Aggie's card. aud now she is
Mrs Milwaukee.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27

A Pike county (Penn,) woman licked
up from the floor OF ner bedroom what
she laneied was her belt. II was a black
snake. She put IL down again.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-10-27

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements COLI
lected quarterly. Temporary ADVERTISE
ments must be paid for in advance.
Joo work. Cash on Delivery.
, 1880-08-11

Tho Pail Afal, Gazctte, Of London, In u
recent number gives some history Of tho orgnul-
zation in new York City which for several yoaia
has been soliciting aua receiving donations of
nouey for tho support OF d gauge irresponsible
and unknown u2:u. Tho Gazette saya:
1t Ia not generally known that 1tepublo OF
lrplnnd bx(sts on paper, Riid TINT 1t enjoys tho
privilege Of y nnt!0nul dc1t4 a movement Ia
oil fu0t III tho uMltpd AtAtps toW4r1s giving
Fruator stability to tho llepublle. md addtuX
NrKuly to Its indebtedness. Patriotic Irish scFV.
nut nr9 tho principal tnyestorB In tho botlds
which tho founders Ut TINT Btute iHsue for tho
purpose ut rhlstnX what thoy eail "akir,nIshIng
fnnlls." Ono OF these butsds is now before US.
1t has cs0so resemblance to Il United Htatea
grcenback note for 80. The chief diGcrcno0 Ia,
thAt Instead OF tho portraits OF two listln-
Knlshcd Ainertcan statesmen being represented!
Wolfe Tone ana Davis. 4 small, urosa It tho
Tho inscription runs nj followa: "Ihis natIonai
Eond ut tic itepuhlio ut ireland IL Indebted to
-- To tho SUN OF SO, ruIeetnnbIa with In
tcrcat Mt tho tntu Ut 9 per cent per aunuul aix
months from ttlp aeknowlct ctlKmtnt OF tho indie
penduncO Of tho Irish naloI, or At tho option Of
tho ltcpublIu convertible into per cent Inter-
tst.bcarilG Government stook, payaulo In six
ycars frDm that dnto." Th!s Undertaking Ia
slxn1d ny bltchMel 6cAnlAn AZ "Agont Ut the Tte-
public. Rnd by e. u, Sullivan ~ 'ltcHtetar.''
An eaglc grAaptny sword, and trlumphlng ap-
parcngly oyers a defeated foo, figures III tho
middle. a. g0ol mnny boutl must ba In uirpu.
ono !, II (tsu.
, 1880-08-11

TuE bachelors ball at Baron Albert
Grants splendid nlanston tuow to 1et} was the
great hit Ut stupid season In London. Tho
house WIS olaboEately decorated. Thousands os
pounds were spout OIL tho gardona alone. Near
iy Rll tho lowers which bloo1nod In tosEaces and
walks wero brought from nurseries ut dis
tnnce. Dotwoon thirty md forty thousand COL
orea lamps aul l4nterns wcse used in the
grounds, aud tho lako was ruade to resemble a
scene In vi Arabian tale. TO crown aIl, tho
night was supere,-tha moon ut THO full, the sky
Without cloud. Tho bachelors who gnyo tho
bali nre well known IN yocloty. Chief among
them are tho young Duke Of Portland, who II
enormously rich; tho Earl Of Mayo; two Noths.
chllds; Heacopsaeilfs private secretary, Mr.
Montagu Cory, lately niatae a Eeeet / and u hoat
OF ether rich and fashionable old and young
men, ltumor whiapered that the censorship ex-
ercIsed In reference to the ladles admitted to
the bail was not painfully seyese.
, 1880-08-11

Hancock. lilo Wns content with tho furce
Of ordinary language IN ordinary acca-
slons' and only III IN c'hergency-
Cal!lol,h's ttrcnt OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 lits gfeat oalh-"by tic Eternal P'-to
emphasizo MS expressed desertminatlon TO
nanR tho autlacEona traitor w|lo should assatl
tae ohion OF tneso states. Whnt a contrast
Is pfesenteu by tho occasion OIL th's oattl
anu tha oath i.soit TO the occasion oE' ana INC
eohrao pfo1anlty o. aof': hancock lils SOL
n!ess-soldler' voluntarily ilEtlting for tho
onion-not aavihg quenched neif th!fst TOT
itonrs OF ions ana weary march. crlcd
WateF!' "Watof!" wlioroapon de1'. Ian.
COCK rouo UP to tlo Ltolt6tlant tn command
, 1880-08-11

FIFTEEN of tho rear ours OF freight train
on tho rlttsburg. Cincinnati 4 81. Losis fsall.
road broke away frotn tho othot portion OF tho
train ahout . o'clock ycstortlny morning, whto
It WINS ascending tho graste nbnut threo miles
eaAt 'of Crown, Point, Ind. Thu can ran baok
ngnlnst another freight tratu juat thon CONF
n,cnctng tho ascent Of tho gratte. Tho cnbooso,
which contained tho conductor, hrakumntl, ntd
four drpvess, wns run Into by tho onRino OF tho
onoonfng train, and tho occupants wore badly
scnt.lod md otherwise injured. Ono If tho vnt-
tlo-mun, II bruthor Of Judge McAl,1ster, of this
city, died almost irstantly from tho Injuries ro-
crtvod, aud 1t is thought TINT tho brakeman and
engineer carnot tlvr.
, 1880-08-11

INDUCEMENTS for n,anslaughtnr were re-
turned agninst tho Captain and En9tuoor. tho
Directors, and owners Of Tho Bsenncr soawau-
haka, recently destroyed t'y fro on LING Island,
ty tho United Stnies Grand Jury for tho Now
York District Court yesterday: also agattsst two
Government steamboat inspectors, and two
Government inspectors Ut boiler machinery.
Tho Jury charges that tho officers Of tho lost
stonmcr wcro utterly lacking In tue nualltca-
ttons ticcGssnry to cHpnblo officers, and that tho
Government Inspectors wore guilty Of gross md
criminal negligence III awarding thonl uertiil-
cates. Tho Directors aud owners haye been l11-
dsotod becnuso tho boat was not provided With
tho necessary litc.sayIng apparatus. aad hccauEe
tNoy had not exercised duo diligence In proyld-
ing fnr tho safety md comtort Ut passengers In
accordance with tho stntutcs. Tho gelicrhl 8ys.
tom OF steamboat and boiler inspection Is ,in-
sparingly condemned, ard coptcs Of tho ittdlct-
mont nnd recommendations hnyc been for
wnrtlcl to President 1layoa, Attorney Qenornl
Dcvcns. and tho Bonate aud HouHe Of Nepro-
6nrtlttynH.
, 1880-08-11

a CANDIDATE for dcleEate to tho M'sson,
Democratic Convention FROM tho Twen,.,s
ward or Ut. Louis has entered suit against tSs
County Ccntra1Commttteo for *s09 tIamnars a.
icR.ns mt be wns u!'juatly and frauaulcntl;
is mn tdea for tho Gront Dofraudcd, Iet hiss
enter suit, not for S5o0, but for IS 00, ,o atatn.
the Republican National Comtnittco, tnci,,dns
tho hclrs of tho intc Senator Chandler tia y.t.
Ing Athtcsmeia,. tho Electoral Commission. ma
tho Congress TINT certified tho fnct, .Thcn ~
counting In ls as grcat a crime aa co,a{,ne out
tho Republicans might begin suit against ,hs
Democratic parlsh ol1leora, tho slng9ora. sns
ballot-box suffers who secured tho appartn,
ma1oritics In Louisiana, Florida, md Bouth cans
linn. '"
, 1880-08-11

THE 1IoN, SAMUEL. H. MASON, late Green.
buck candidate for Governor OF rennsylrants
1nnio speech ut Pittsburg saturday n!rht An,
nounclng bis lntention to support tho neouh.
lican nominations md advising his friends TO d
tho satne. He said thoro was no distinctive il.
auo'tn this campaign upon which tho National
party could mike n9ht. Tho Republican bar.
" had policy md M honorable hlatory. Ii,
Democratic purity bud nolthcr. 1Io would d.
what ho could for tho success Of tho former. NJ
hiaaon's speech WIS gratifying to the ncpub.
!fcans Of Western ponnsylvania, who feel uos
confident that the old strength Of the party viii
DO developed. The majority for Garfield ii
pcnnsylyan,a will got n!nong the twenty thou.
sands,
, 1880-08-11

4|SIiAosA0tn "'4o hH0" 1lh' tA@l4E4cA l4llS
1natefy say that lc will nut deIgn to reply to
tho chhrge preferred by mary common vol.
u,ltecr soldiers who served under hin i'll tho
Lutte War that lle was habitually brutal and
profane. Whyq Is 1t true? Or does Gen.
Hancock regard 1t as boneath his dignity to
notice tho common soldiers Of tho Republic?
Or docs lle regnrd tho mode Of adtrcss llo
used to Lieut.. Langridgo-"A Cd ID
pretty olliccr you aru tn ALLOW your men to
call sVatorl' when the commanding General
rides round in roylow "--as tho proper .aodo
Of adlress to q subordinate o!ticor9 Or does
l.o "sxcar like pirate '' to nnd at everybody
regardless Of ranl. and stationP What IL
Gen. lIuncock's department on Governors
1sla,,dq Is hp III tho habit Of addressing !" tho
olilcer Of the day (" who happens to toucl, lis
cap on the wrong side III tho choice Language
he used to Lieut. LangrliRc, "A Cd Id
pretty officer you ,aro to touch YOUR can
On tho wronr side when you snlute tho
comtnundlnr General on bis way In hrenk.
fastuq When Gen: IIancock,s dinnor is bnfl1v
cooked or hls ceus arc I, tri.le stato. in to IN
lilo tabtt OF eating In {. pnsslon md tteclnr-
fnr Il. 1,v fl-f. nj mlnisl, tia whotn ~,
garrison up At,lInnor does Gen. 11ancnct, f,-il
, 1880-08-11

TIE police have ut last tortured one prob.
ably innocont MIN tntoinsanlty by thoirpecusr
methods Of investigating crime. Thoy ought to
be satisfied with this performance, Tho unoI5.
oinl md ,inJudloIal examinations Of FIultsrea
md o'No!ll wcro Violations Of the first principles
Of AnElo.saxon inv and Justice, The attempt
TO mako mon botray aud convict themselves;
tho presumption OF guilt on slight oydereo or
no evidence Mt NIL; tho arrest and confinement
on moro suspicion Of many men, not all Of whota
oan possibly DO guilty; arc one md nil tadIca.
ttons Of bad police system and brutal limo.
ranco among tho officers Of whnt their real
duties arc.
, 1880-08-11

TnE Keely 1lun colliory, near rottsyllle,
ra., continues to turn. All efforts OF tho on.
Rirccrs aud workmen 10 sublue tho tiamos hnvo
hitherto boon unavailing. It Ia hoped tint by
excluding tho mfr frum Tho mine tho flames 1nay
be subducl: otherwlso steam will bo forced into
1t through immense pipes.
, 1880-08-11

THE Hon. Henry s. Mai was renomtnatct1
yesterday by tho Republicans Of tho Twelfth
Ohiu District. btr. j. u. Hco was nominated for
Congress by tho Republicans Of tho Tenth Dis
trict, HOW represented by Tom Ewing. Col.
Charlcsworth IL tho choice Of tho Democrats OF
tho Sixteenth District, nov ably represented by
Congressman KcKtnley, Republican.
, 1880-08-11

CANDIDATE ES0rlsH threatens to suo all
papers who SANDER, him during tho canyuss. iio
carefully scans the, exchange list Of tho Indian
arolIs Scnstnel cnnh day for tho basis Of d libel
suit Mr. English forxcts that tho papors need
only speak tho truth to render him very odious
tn thInkiur nIo,il1 :.
, 1880-08-11

Ml& SoltuLETs, travelling salesman for tho
juwalry hnuae Of Noah ktttcholl, nf New York,
stopped Mt utIoa hotel whllo negotiating for
aa!cs With the jewelry mcn Ut thsr city. IIo
kcpt his apeclmcaa in bis roosn In d
bag, which In turn WIS inolosed In a
strong box. Yesterday morunR he wont
to the box only to tnd thAt $l60O0 wurth OF
cho!ce stoncs weFo tntsa!ug. -Four UtIoatls arc
suspected Of having entcrol tho hotel spoia the
evening before anu Of having nbstrastcd the
valuablos. Two at tho suspected parties hnye
suddenly df1Appparetl.
, 1880-08-11
PERSONALS.
Among tho presents at recent Iowa wes.
dug was "a summons in, breach Of promise
suit for tho brtdegro0ku.

-. Ano,o TIM nxo.o.,.. - x,.,.. Tar. wed-
,,,,, s ,rns Wv ! n.soa ~ ~ tesunt ~" nromIse
s,,Is "I" ~ W. :" ,t.. saoas ~ pt'aen'''p'S
e3'' ~ 'ao '''eest'eu.
Vusam, J !. ' h,s 49, asi 'aas -. sshas erIs''
ro,t ;fs ct,,r ~ ,,as t,,a. - ~. . ',snoono,s
riav,ng tna ,"h,nI 49, :" - n,nto
r.. :, .a.t s.a. 49, a..a.,s'.. % :. postem
co,.aa. It ~ ~. .m0 s;a w. xcar md
thn s,',s.... ~. ,athu ~, a..s;,ca sul
rao,,~ sha,,s ~ sa..", ~ ,srslr fall
.'ts '@oA" ~" 'oo&'us 4os"a'o W """
'nuo' W, -..,.trs.
, 1880-08-11

rrtg CiticA6n TntruSE has established branch
offices for the receipt Of subscriptions md ad3orso-
inenta NJ follows:
NEW yuIIK-1.oom = Tribune building. 3. 7. Nc.
TAni1EN Manager.
t;i.AstiOW. ecotland-Allnn's American Nows
Agency, II HGnhela.AL ..
LONDON. Eng.-Anct1can Exchange ~ Strand.
HENRY i. uILIt0. Agent
WABulNGroN, u. C.-13l0 + stroet.
, 1880-08-11

TIN, wall OF Hour and feed store at Mon
treal gave way yesterday, md thiy.een pcrsons
who wcro employed In pneklng boans In tho
building wero burtotl bcnenth tho roof and floor
Ing. Ten Ut tho parties weru rescued Without
havLnE suffered serious injury, but boy Of II
was killed, und two otLors aKcd II were sorious-
1r t1.ftrnt1
, 1880-08-11

4 CORRESPONDENT at, Savannah, III, asks
tho DailN Nccs II therc Is my question as to tha
Eenninenesa Ct tho extrnot from speech dellv.
cred BY hfr. anrnold at Qonora recently mud
ton WaH originally published Ia TnE CIllcaQo
IT. T,RInuNE. tho Garfield orean Of this city. I'm
TRIBUNE praised Garfield for giving utteranes
to tho NOTWITHSTANDING paper.
Tho extract In the Neus was garblod and III.
tcntionally fa!sscd. Tho parts Of Gnraells
speech IN which ho prntsod tho soldiers for bar.
ing ideas ind fighting for thom wero suppressed.
Dirty work like this is now characteristic Of shs
fetes. It f. uttor.y untrustwotthy. Only foola
Ielloyo whnt 1t says.
, 1880-08-11

THE average Of persons 10 yotera in Clncin-
uatt was 1nlastatcd !u tho C!uc,unAti Gazetts ef-
t'elo latoly referred to by Tua TRIBUNE. A
moro casefu! bandhaa boen oyeE tho yoso and
census returns Of tho city w wards, and has
found tic nygrAgo population Ia q vote to Lp
IT,, In only Que ward, and that anloat tho least
dcnsey poopled, did the ayornxe fall below :, md
IN many 1t russ aboye Q. Tho average In Plliu-
delphia Il a.3t and In ylew Of tho fact that Ciu-
oiunAti bus smaller huattux population, and
, 1880-08-11

YESTERDAY morning the hull OF burn
iug veasel, which bad bcen towotl uut taso Now
York harbor, dr!fted against tho p!or ut Hunt.
or's Point. setting f1re to the dock and lunber-
yard Of the American Export Luubor Company
and several vesaois there bolng unlosisd ut tho
dock. The Aamea spread rapidly, aud, notwlth-
standtng tho Efforts OF tho aFemen. who were
summoned trum all points round Rbout, ono-
hHlf tho lumber-yara slx barkcs. ono schooner,
aud 0na ship wore reduced to ashes. Tho loss IL
varl0usly estimated ut fFoM t50Q,Qm to tt0W,.
Q04 The aatnes wore under control last aven-
ing. Tha loss IA said to bs fully ooYared by In
8uguncQ.
, 1880-08-11

TirE two tramps who hayo recently en-
jnyed considerable notorIcty on account OF tho
beltef TINT they worp monitors OF The murder
OTIS 1Icnder family. wcro permitted to 8o their
wny In Pcaco yesterday by tho Lnbette County,
Kansas. nuthor1tfcs.
, 1880-08-11

Agriculture ut Washington show that tho COLI
dItion Of tho uottan orop throughout tho South
orn statoa Is unusually good, aud an unpree-
t.lented Yield IS predicted. Tho blacls rust has
appeared, howover, In certain sections OF
Georgia, md It Ia beloved that the crop In that
Htata Will not rtnch tho nYcslug.
, 1880-08-11

rR1xcE 11o1ESIous will probably return
10 bis former post ns ucrtunn Ambassador to
FFanca. Count 1intzfeld, the present 0ermnn
representative at Corstnnt!nopio, will succeed
Hohenloho rs Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
Chief Mintator IN tho absence Of Prince Dis-
tnHrnk
, 1880-08-11

CONGRESSMAN RonENrsoy was reroml-
natctt by the Dctnocrnts Of the Sixth Louisiana
District ycstors1ny. Mr. j. 8. nillln, whp had re-
ceived tho nomination at previous Convcn.
ton. withdrew because Of tho Dissatisfaction
created by his candidacy.
, 1880-08-11

On assembling yesterday ths Georgia DEM
ocrat!u Convention adnpted resolution that
attur the thirty-soooud ballot for candidate for
Governor. and no ono receiving tho necessary
two-thlrsls vote, tl4a Convention would reoom-
mtnd the peopls to Fteltx:t Qot. Cvl4uitt, The
th{rty'seoopl baliot stood: Coqultt Ill; LESTER
GS; llantstusn. "; and there wero tHenty- three
votes dtsided between other cauddatea. In
, 1880-08-11

MAnsHA1 IMAGINATION, 1t Is said, "doesn'f
contemplate anything 10 shakspcarcan a SUI
clde.". Is suicide shnkppoarean7 Isn'l 1t rathsr
DoucIonult!an?s Hamlet turned tho whole thing
over carefully In hia mind, and doolded, Like the
sans1hlo 1nau ho was, thnt ho wouldn't.
, 1880-08-11


Mts GoscuES. tlle British plenipotantiary
nj Constantlnopls. has informed Abetldln Pasha
that tho 4.uwerz will not consider tho frontier
l't'u proposed by Turkey. but will insat on the
acccptanee Of tho frontier limo agreed on by the
ueEllA EonferGncq.
, 1880-08-11

TIE exercises Mt tho Soldiers Reunion Mt
Columbus commenced Yesterday afternoon.
Tho ntltlrcss Of welcome was delivered by Attor-
ney.Gencrul Nash, Of Ohio tn Which Gov. Foster
brtcfiy responded. Col. Anderson, af tho Colun.
hus Dnrrncks, followed with MI address OIL :" Tho
nexl.ar Army" Ad1ttaut. uoncral Gibson atso
spike. Tho city IL gayly deco rated, md tho
cA,np-8rounds aro brilliantly illuminated. Tho
Columbus ncorlo have extended hearty VOL
como to tho batt!o-scnrrcd Veterans, utitl tho
union pro,niscs 10 be d brilliant anil Rrnt1fytug
Blcccss. About Il, Zoo strangers nrrlvcd ycstcr-
~day, and cach Incoming traln ndds lnrgcly TO tho
number. It Is beloved that over 00000 people
will nrriyo In tho city 'ta-dny.
, 1880-08-11

A MISSOURI stoek-brceder, +. a. Simpson.
hus Just concluded the purchase Ut Il herd Of
rurc tro1 Hereford cattlp III England. The anil
Minls have bocn cAret,.ly Belcoted from tho bost
hertts III that country.