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HARTFORD. Cr., August 1S.-The regu'
lar night freight train over the New Eng
land road, ran into an extra peach train oi
empty cars, which was taking water al
North Windhsm last night, and was on
time Of the regular train. The engineer
OF the regular train, Frank Wayne, oi
Hartford, was killed and numbers OF cars
wrecked. The Boston express which
follows, was delayed fve hours.
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New YoRk, August lS.-Arthuf Tiero
and Antonio Aron, passengers on The
steamship Vera Cruz, which arrived here
from Havana on Wednesday, have Just
been admitted to the Quarantine Hospi-
tai, having the yellow fever; and seaman
McColgan, Of the steamship Saratoga,
which arrived from Havana few days
ago, Is also very sick at quarantine with
yellow fever,
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LONDON, August IA Paris CORE :
pondent teiegraphs that fresh remon.
strances are:made by Marshall McMahon
against the reports OF his bankruptcy,
which first appeared in the Pail Mall
Gazette, and were then cabled across the
Atlantic, Mcmahon vehemently de:
nounces the papers which have propagated
this and other scandals affecting his posi-
tion in France,
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"a, NorgantOwn Pot says that W. r
riIl., M of,6e Wheeling Register, made q
' ..5 ,bere the other evening in which
,,H ,bs, Gen. "GayislTs record Wa'
: -, aan any &&r' i" this or any Other
w."
tIp says; -,
,0f,uBe nobody believed him, and his
..b mi "a flat as the bottom Of q skillet.
H.. vas no enthusiasm for him. de
t."' ~ embarrassed during his delivery, and
lu.J 10 be conscious Of uttering what
s'T,s Tssr 10 be false when he spoke 1t.
T,'r ~ Democrats we're disgusted. One
:, lament member OF the party told US
n. II. effort was a failure. The audi:
:. :, Tra n sad one. Mr. Wiley hemmed
y b,wed, and suffered and stammered,
III uneasy audience bore up under the
.s[tion until The end. Then they quietly
I.,sred, with no enthusiasm, but with
S.,,Dpt for the vitupersive speaker and
kInissnble failure"
rbs 8qi.sr established it's character by
st.ad lines alter Gartield's nomination,
ulve suppose that the Individual refer
.ItO simply went out to Morgantown to
t.D % I.s general reputation as model
4nplisu paper
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THREE nEALs ApAY.
Tanner Has Now SO Recuperated That
That Number will Satisfy Him.

Tanner Has Now so Recupernted Tha,
That Number Will satisfy Him.
NRw YORK, August 12.-Dr. Tanner re-
marked this morning, while eating his
breakfast, that he had arrived at the stag
when three meals day would satisfy him,
This was received with something like
applause by MIS-. D. Campbell, who since
last Saturday has had entire charge OF the
meals prepared for him. He retired at
1880 last night and enjoyed an excellent
rest. He arose shortly after Z O'Clock this
morning, feeling, as he himself said, "like
a Trojan"
After having made his toilet he called
for his breakfast, which he devoured with
gusto, consisting Of one dozen raw oys.
ters, one boiled egg, two crackers and
eight ounces Of milk. When he had fin-
ished, the morning papers and his mail
were brought to him, and he spent some
time in looking over both. He received
several visitors and conversed with them
on the subject Of fasting. At9:S0 the Doc
tor left the house for q walk.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.
Prospects and Arrangements for th'
Trienniai ConcIaye nj Chicago.

Prospects and Arrangements TOT 'he
Trienniai ConcIaye nj Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 1s.-Preparations for
the reception OF the Knights Templar are
going rapidly forward. The banks will
close on Tuesday next, on which day the
procession will take place. The Board OF
Trade has decided to adjourn the same
day, and the city and county offices will
close both Monday and Tuesday. Many
business houses are being lavishly decor
sted with banners, evergreens and de-
signs. The principal places OF business
will close during the more important parts
OF the celebration, and the atty will take
a general holiday Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Entertainment will probably be
provided for all comers, and fears that
trouble will be- caused by attempts TO Iced
and lodge the vast multitude oi visitors
are not justified. -,
BALriMoRR, August l3.-The Grand
Commandery Of Knights Templar Of
MARYLAND, and Beauseant Commandery, In
iull uniform and regalia, left this morning
for Chicago, to take part in the Triennial
ConcIaye. Maryland Commandery leaves
on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON, August lS.-The receipts
to-day from customs and internal revenue
aggregate s42O,Ol2.
The following internal revenue appoint
ments were made to-day: StoreEeepers--
]. H. Barnsby. First district Of Pennsyl-
yania; W. L. Ticker, First district Of Ohio
Il. Y. Hammer, Third district Of New Jer'
sey; John A. Beeg, First district et New
York. James Burgess is appointed
Sauger for the First district Of Ohio.
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RoME, August ia report has been
received at the Vatican from the Papal
Nuncio at Paris, stating that the recall oi
Monsignor Despres, Archbishop Of Tou'
lon, may be considered as an accom-
plished fact. His successor will not have
the title Of Ambassador, and will only
remain as long as circumstances may re
ouire, and until complete execution Of de
crees against the religious societies, attel
which the French government will pro
nose A revision OF the COncordat.
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CLEVELAND. O., August lS.-Yesterdaay
John Mcdonald appeared in Niles, asmall
town near here looking for work. To-day
at noon, on going home, Darius Parks
found Mcdonald in his house with Mrs.
Parks. Mcdonald was ordered out, but
instead OF going undertook to put Parks
out, whereupon the latter seized gun and
lodged fourteen shot In McDonald's hear,
causing instant death. Parks gave himself
up to the authorities, and will be held on
charge Of murder until the mystery OF the
affair can be settled,
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LONDON, August lS.-The steamer Gel.
ert, from Hamburg, took 275,OOO pounds
in specie for the United States. 1t is ex-
pected the Havre steamers will take out
$40, 900 pounds more.
Bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England, on balance, yesterday, was el00,-
700. It was for shipment to this country.
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WHEELING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST a. $780,

authorization for altering the port and
harbor and for the construction OF local
railway, which would neutralise the ef.
fects Of the Rubattino company's pur.
chase Of the Tunis and Goletta railway.
The Diretto says the Consul's proceedings
are opposed to the declarations Of the
French Government, and unless they are
disowned, will lose their private character
and assume one Of much greater impor.
tance.
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BUCHAREST, August lS.-Eugene schuy.
Ter has had an interview with the
Roumanian ministers, aud provisional
undertaking was arrived at, whereby the
American representation is officially
recognized as the legation, and Schuyler
as minister resident, pending permanent
arrangements at the meeting OF the United
States Congress In December.
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Dl.snti.ried with The Census.

CINCINNATI, August lS.-The Chamber
OF Commerce Committee on census, to-day,
after examining Richard Smith, Of the
Ga.stte, o. p. Austin, Of the Enquirer, DR.:
j. q. Minor, ex Health officer, consulted
with Mayor jacob, who consented to re-
take the census OF three city wards, using
The police. The result Of this will deter.
mine whether further action Is necessary.
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CoorRRsrowS, N. Y, August 1a.-Early
to-day two extra freight trains on the sus.
quehana division OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Co.'s Railroad, came in
collision near Cooperstown Junction, and
twenty-five cars were demolished. Paul
Simpson, a fireman, was killed, and John
Reilly, fireman on the engine, fatally in
jured. A brakeman named Mullen was
Injured internally, and the engineer,
named Leonard, received injuries in leap
ing from the engine.
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oue OF Inc LegIon-No Tanner.

PARIS, August lS.-The ex-secretary Of
Bonapartists, a partisan Of high rank,
who is a Chevalier OF the Legion OF Honor,
has disappeared, taking with him 100000
francs belonging to a banking hou in
the Quarter Drouot.
The attempt Of young physician ol
Lyons TO fast fifteen days was abandoned
nfiar nnR week.
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ESCAPE OF C0NyIcrs.
Giving Rise to Complications with the
Mexican Government.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-Advices have
reached the Department Of State that a
general escape Of prisoners occurred at
Laredo, Texas. Two succeeded in cross.
ing the Rio Grande to New Laredo,
Mexico, and two were drowned. The re-
mainder were prevented from crossing by
United States troops. 1t Is alleged that
the prisoners who reached Mexican soil
were afforded protection there. In con-
sequence the Department Of State has in.
structed the United States Consul at New
Laredo to make thorough investigation.
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NEw ORLEANS, August l3-Arrived: :
Steamship Louisiana, New York.
NEw YoRE, August Is Arrived: Ferd
De LessePs, from Marseilles, and Canada
from London.
HANsuRo. August lS.-Arrived; Cam.
bria, from New York.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, August lS.-The
Republican State Central Committee last
night resolved not to put State ticket in
the field. 1t also advises Republicans TO
vote sgsinst the pending constitutional
amendment,
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lhs 1ntelIigettffr.
~..YI OT HAZE IN VEST
inI YIRGINIA.

.,,,, a, Ra,lbiioan party wi& all de in
NV ~ ", nature. 1 mtcnd to teach my
sa' gIg I, .ey L. Ihax lireI hating il, and
S'n "n, NJ nv qrar hating a."-Speech Of
~ ,,.I,n ~, D,p,. oaadioate for Governor, at
r.,aL. idly %.
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BYTHE useof, Fellows CompoundIsyruP
Of Hypophosphites the blood Is speed
ily yitalised and purified, and NO made
capable Of producing sound mind ana
sound body. Sold BY Logan, List &Co.
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V.,nl Ra,Iroaa Accident,

BRADFORD, Pa, August lS.-Michael
Farrell, brakeman on the oIean, Bradford
& Warren road, in attempting to make the
flying switch at 0lean, fell under the loco.
motive and received fatal injuries.
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,.,.,.orr ASp Quo stock is quoted al
i 'It'' rJ and l75 asked; Parkersburg
W 's " :, 5; asked, and Central Ohio,
"a, u bid.
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r., ,,ld flow to this country has re-
-. -, n.'ced in good earnest, as will be
S ]. br this mornings dispatches. Our
s'.'S.ct =. /, friends will please make a note
s''. ns. mt that this is genuine imitation.
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RoNE, August lS.-The DiratO says it is
informed from trustworthy source, that
the French Consul at Tunis Is putting a
pressure on the Bey Of Tunis 70 obtain
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SAN FRANCISCO, August lS.-The Repub'
licans OF Nevada have nominated R. NJ
Daegett for Congress aud W. Il. Beatty
for Supreme Judge.
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NKw YoRx, August 1S-The steamship
Donau, which arrived to-day from
Bremen, via. Southampton, brought ST..
357,9 $50 In specie.
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News Nuggets from the Glass city.
The Presbyterian church has been
cleaned up and will be open Sunday.
Rev, Wallace, Of the U. P. church, will
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.r,, Knights Tsmplar commence mov-
-, Chicago to-day to an extent almost
y =, N ,b,t Of their predecessors on
'i.a 'i..,,sm b in the days Of Richard and
tia
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Crisis In turkey.

CoNsrANrISoPLE, August lS.-A minis
terial crisis Is considered imminent, and
II the Moderates prevail Mahmoud Nedim
Pasha, the present Minister OF the Inte-
rior, will probably become Grand Vizier.
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htbltuati0n In this Congressional Dis
tfti-R.asons for Eieeting the Rspub.
llsaa Candidate.
Areatdea was said in Wednesd avs
Vnau1tic Convention on the part OF
@- Zen Wilson's supporters about his
aTeAsiug msjorities in this district at
sEA ireessive race, and how, II again
nainEsd, he would be elected by q
IFs' HaIority than ever. The facts are
Use When he first ran for Congress In
4tos, lSi22, he was beaten by John J..
lsis WhOw& an Independent candidate,
ntsIuth received the vote Of most Of
aRPublicans and some OF the Demo-
s'a Davis s now opposed to Wilson's
tsStau, and was one OF the delegates who
'tAtnS from the hall rather than par
1aPGs Ia his denomination. In 1874,
wilson and GOf were the opposing can
o'i'e'r and the fight was a square one on
S's' party issues-altogether the fairest
a'voie that has ever occurred In any OF
VANS candidates. for Congress. The
ntEN,d, Wilson, 1900; GoG, l2.54l--
NlOas n, aiOrity l6S.
dad it no, been for party mismange.
nat Htespech Tyler county, that year,
I'd would have been elected. There
" sLso ta,rr pa, in this county that'in.
I1sl him.
'nIsIG, the contest was between viii.
W iad Scott. Wilson had 1885 maior-
~ The election was in November-a
~ mat initiated against Scott. Matthews
~ only 9Sl majority over GofF, for Gov
Sa0', at the October election-only
s,nth before.
"a ISIS, Wilson,,was in a minority in the
sa'si' The combined vote OF Hubbard
Nd BAssell against him was l6,475 as
sIaa his 1851. He went TO Congress
plurality only, there being 6lS Of 4
poSGIA, majority against him. The yotl
s'@s Wilson 1857, Hubbard l2,44s, ant
s'atil tO?7. Two years before the vot'
aGod wilson 1892, Scott l8,Oe7.
"NlIl be seen that Bassell hurt Hub
AZ 1ote than hs did Wilson. This was
''Sas'a wilson played Greeubackef al
IN ~ Il not quite, as strongly as Basel
w. This year he has no chance to pla,
S S''eaSaeker without going back on tn
Cincinnati platform. Specie payment
ave been resumed since then. Two year
"11e Democracy Of this district d,
sSdsa a' repeal Of the resumption &C
|iL'On ran on that platform. No
as 'A0 not capture Gresuback votes b
10y such cry. Hestands before them O
%s Washington Hall platform OF wedne
~. a'' which never dared to chirp q
~ money question, The Grsenbacke
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The GfeenbRckeFN hhu HehiocFhtH Meets
Ing In n JollifcA'ion.
srowE, VI. August l2.-The Lamoille
county Democrats had great carnival at
HYDE Park yesterday, on the occasion Of
the County Convention. 1t was gather.
ing for a fusion with the Greeubackes
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IA Bob Blair, OF Richie county, no
b,rr helds place on the Democratic
Co,resionsl Committee Of this district.
n. wilson element in the Convention
s,.cbed him. Bob somehow did not
rhi, work in on the squelchers. He
uas to the front at q critical moment,
I'D pulled down his vest and squared
iIy in a style that We thought meant
bcane.s, bu! bis warlike attitude proved
ss 4 mere theatrical pose, and was as
kiueS demonstration as We ever wit
.ssed. This Is the second time Bob has
Ssa Suslchsd by the followers Of Colo
MBeu. They sat down on him in a very
EnuGy manner at New Martinsville
ipyeis ago, and We thought that. in the
interim since then he had been diligently
,DiDg up wrath sgainst the day Of wrath.
Saas hOE he seems to lack good staying
qualities. lie is willing enough to snort
l.tnce, but ls too easily sat down upon
hIfntelass belicose warrior.
For the benefit Of Col. Bob we would
anEk thatlhe only way that he can get
d bis work on his squelchers is to see that
sAy ne squelChed at the polls this fall.
AshH better show for work to that end
ai tine than he had in 1878. He has
ssetmen to assist him and more OF them.
!Ihs his now bis nose will be sadly out
disint inthe next Congressional Conyen;
fan. His only show for a status that will
compel respect hereafter Ia to squelch his
Rasshen through the ballot box. Richie
@aaII isthe ground whereon he must get
s'a With Col. Ben's strikers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31
EsTRAY NOTICE.

nNE pale rod COW, Inclined To hrIn'l|e' ah'nl
~ years old, white afVl On HE nnhp nm.
white belly, MARI rh clotH,nl and hall crop nh'l
ai,w ~, In the s,,nc oar, repor.cd ~ mSncli o''
tho ,.dlh ol Ausuni lSHo
Therefore no,irr Ia hereby given To All whom
II may concern, lhni u lbs nnd rbIihy lb NOT
claimed hy The ownr, within thirty GW) ,iSt
from the publication OI lhN notice, !, A'rhl'
ihlh,. Parrish Ranger IL aud tor thln parlsh
will proceed, 10 scll the shlnc At Philip nhcl,rl
pasture according |" Ia"
Aug At, ltsO, \, DE'aII
Parish kangcr Em, Baton konSo In,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

An Iowa woman by her will left a''
old armchair to one Of her sous. In
the stuiNny was found roll Of bank
notes amounting to $500. The legal
question is whether the money M-
longs To the son.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31
ESTRAY NOTICE.,

DSELrrr 'rd Cow lph"nl ] S"",a , nn', i,, nn'
~ vAt, HAS II whlto Wiipc al iho back, Whit,
bcity. sDccttnh on Rack and fibH, no mark oi
hrairI, reported hy |, iM"l and oti,a, cd by bin
hrIu,v llin u,,drrntgnod IN tho ;.stl of August
lssv, Therefore nolpo Ia hereby given to nj
whom II may concern, thnl II Tho haia nhirayn ar'
not ,nlnNt b7 tfo nwtttft Within thtttT dati
,,nu, lhc publication OF ihib notice, /, Alc,hn
nrl,ii, Parish Kruger, IN and for this ptrHl'
~ r,orcrh to n the same at the icalhrnc
Of |. rnjol, according to law.
Aug, st, trF1 \. HFhafT
Parish lNugrr. li.,st I;nlpn Rouge La.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

A SILVER WEpDING~Thc greatest
cvcnt jp life is undoubtedly the one
when, for veal or woe, two hearts
are joined in the lloiy bonds of matrI-
mony. Ardent love and the hopeful
impulses Of youth, then, give Il silver
lining to II future which the 'masina-
ton pictures as bright aS the noon
day SUI. The bells mcrrily ring their
chimes ove, a plisstnl present The
morrow and the yeats that sV1cceed 1t
sometimes bring the cup Ct sorrow
and bitterness to the lips of the couple
who, on their marriage day, saw
everything conlrW de rose. If it is
meet for friends to extend their COLI
yratnlations to the ncwly-marricd
twain, with how much more sincerity
can they offer them to those who have
spent, in contcntment and happiness,
a quarter of century! We felt
greatly honorcd and pleased when,
yesterday, 3 silvcrlined tiny box OF
choice frosted cake came to our ad'
dress, accompanied by a card stamped
thus: w. |. liodgson, Annie f
Homes, Aug. %, 1885, Aug. %, 1880
BY Joye, we exclaimed, It's from OH
Gallant yOuna I'VE were going to shy
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31
W., the Press Convention u 'm held Oct ttt''
BATON ROUGE,

sro.r Planter. Patriot Democrat, Southern
W,tcbu,au, Fclioiaur Scnt'He|, Now o'''e"S
Democrat Htcensl,uts Gas"ite, Annie ''S
ludcpendcnt, t,,otna ConrS"r Shreveport p"''S
rir,c, North f.oaisiuua Journal, Morsa" ItS
Review, lbcrvii,s South, Markssillo B"l''t'h'
LnAe CHARLES Echo, Lafayette Advett'se'
po,n,c Coupcc RcomA, Rlch|snA NAro"' Mm
don Democrat. Opcl"osaa Democrat, Do''a'"s"'
yllle Chief, Motchousr Clation, 1t br'n"''
ENule~.rO,al, ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

A man may object To wearing b"t-
ton -,,ol,,sa,ouqucts, but it's astonishing
with what tortitudc he goes through
the ordeal Of having one pinned on,
II the donor happens to be young and
Oretty.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

A girl just returned I" ''"''''"'l
from u Boston high school, said:
nWho would have dwcuMcd such u
,Ewinutive l"oking aimwa'us would
lu,id w much wattah"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

The old gentleman VIII" spent u
fort,ru, IN cn,Ienvoriug to hatch colts
t,o,, horse, s,.cI,csnmts is now cultivat-
ing the egg -piant with II view t"
raising chickens from Il.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

According to tho Charlotte (N. Co
Observer, II. NJ. Caldwell, Of Sharon
township, has produced st"nc'esS
pcuc',cs by double gn'i'ins Oh I"
UluU tree.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

Writing ~ sketch Of his li'c"n Irish
man says thut l,c rtn away 'f"" ms
father in early life, because he d'sc"v-
cred that hc was only his uncle.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

The Philadelphia Times suggests
that Garfield was nominated without
ony time for reflection, and there
were dozens Of delegates who would
not have voted iorhim the next morn
ing, when they had had time to reflect
,,,,om the consequences.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

The census cnumcrAtOrS, nearly ati
Of whom are men Of very limited
me.,ns, aro being kept out Of their
pay 10y the red tape system practicc'l
at Washington. Were the money
needed to run the Republican cam
paign it would be sl'ovclcd out Of the
treasury without ceremony or delay.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

Captain Martin, Il gallant NissiS
sippi soldier, who lost his left arm ut
Gettysburg in the assault made upon
Iuncok's position, when told that
tie Cincinnati convention had nomi-
mated Hancock for President, said
"At Gettysburg gave him my left
hand now ! give him my right"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

II is noticed as strange, but it is
nevertheless true, that not u single
Republican paper oftI'c hundreds that
a,c raising the silly cry Of fraud oven
the wturns from Alalmtma has tVlt| Its
readers that their party had no tickt!
n the State. TO bc honest or decent
would destroy their hope Of making
c,,it:,l out of as fair, peaceful and
honest an election as ever WAS held
in any state. .,.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

b One hundred and twenty. eight bales
of new cotton were shipped from this
tlacc on board the Gay, on last Sunday.
All unusually large shipment this early
in The sGaHo,..
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

Tho Brandon Record -Ulcchbnck
buntling Of II years existence hats
rome the way oi all flesh.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-31

An exchange says the political SELL
s,,ti",, of Colorado is the "bOy orator,
James Ebert Powell, of Kansas City,
who is the most brilliant speaker eve,
heard in Denver. He is the peer OF
Bob lnycrsoll, and so great has his
repntatiom become in very short
while that no hall can accommodate
tho vast crowds wl'otiock to hear him
He is an oratorical prodigy, and has
cainctl the soubriquct Of ''Prince OF
the Platform" He is stumpins the
State for Hancock and English.