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IS, Sud-. 80 SO, 469.....2 AGO 5,S0J.... loo
$50, coo, $40. "a
, The subscribers having supervised the Single
terry hereby certify that the above are the Number
which were this day drawn from the 10I 900 placed
them 1' "''''' VIII Tue prizes corresponding to
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday, November 9th. 1881.
f fpSH s d i fFlIff, Commissioners.
j. A. A. ROUSSEAU, }.
Prizes cashed il full without deduction
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
This is the enty Lottery euer roted on and endorsed
bV the people of any State.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Conp1ny.
=, This institution was regularly incorporated by
the legislature of the state for educational and char
yioable faith of the state is pledged which pledge
vote, securing its franchise in the new Constitution
adobted December I'd, AID 1879. with capital of
81 000, COO, to which it has since added reserve
fund Of over 1856, 0G0.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
Will take place monthly.
1t Neoer Scales or Postporaes
Look at the following distributions
Grand Prone ade Concert.
During which viii take place the
18TH GRAND MONTHLY
And the
EXTRA ORDINARY SEHI-ANNUAL DR4W.
ING,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER
Hath, 1880,
Under the personal supervision and ms nagement of
Gen. g. T. EEAUREGARD. Of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, 800, 600.
EwNO11CE.-Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, So, fifths, ~; Tenths, L.
LIST OF Prizes.
1Gapissl Prize Of ......slOl, Geo.. s1nO, 9al
lGrand Prize OF. ....... 20, 000... 90 600
ILarge Prizes OF. ...... IG,0y0..... 20, 100
2sf1la ss fa.es Oh iSSS:::: 1868 %, SSS
,S so P Pflzes of....-.,... 590...... Is. coo
200 Prizes of.......-..... eco. 30 0GO
geo Prizes of............. leo. 60 600
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes OF $3.50 .... 500, 900
100 Approximation Prizes of 100. ..... 10, 00J
l0o APPROXIMATION Prizes OF 75...... Z, 500
II, 279 Prizes amounting to $500. 500
Gen G: 7. BEAUREGAED, of La co,,-,;rs;0,,ou,
ten JUbAL 4. EARLY, OF Va ) ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
es Application for rates to clubs should only be
made TO the Office Of the Company in New Orleans
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. q. DAUPHIY.
New Orleans La.
Or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New Yo-k.
Or Up. HORBACH,
1t sos Hath x. NV. Warrington. DC.
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So PREVALENT AND so FATAL HAS CONSUMPTION
req me that IT IS now everywhere dreaded "a
N great sconTge Of humanity; ana vet In the r
10fn- alive stages, all pulmonary complaInr.,
may be readily relieved and controller nv re-
sorting promptly 10 DR.. Jayne's Expecrorant A
iIaiiye specially adapted 10 soorhe AMI
strengthen Tie bronchial tubes allay inlIamma
ION. fIG loosen ard remove ali obstrucsfons
coughs and colds. ~ -0 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

EEGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC, 25 and 50 cts. per
bottle; Tor sale by all druggists; al wholesale by
Stott & Cromwell, $50 Pa ave. 6
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Now THAT THE ELECTION Ts 1,Va,.
AND an WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE,

III WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST
TO READ THE FOLLOWING
A fine ALI-WOOL CASHMERE IIIS'rEPRr,c,,
money. A'f TIE
worth Sl2 " CO. wen
Small expenses enable me to sell at SINAI,
profits. ~ SAiALL
FRINGE ALBERT FROCK COATS Vest. r.
mat I'D IN Granite. Diagonal and Worsted Enusi
IN make and ut to CUSTOM MADE. 4""'
Before going else there to buy an OvERCOAr or
SUIT, call at A. STRAUSS and examine his stn.p
Look at that fine BROWN BEAVER OVERfi1.H
atSli CAM OF be bought elsewhere less tn. Is
he largest assortment of CASHMERE and
CRkV1OT SUITS, at $40, Sl2 and SIS.
Coed ,sery ices be OVERCOAIS for So, aTanass
Just received, Blue ana Brown En- GLIsH OHiss!a
SI1Js. They aie the very latest novelty
RESERSlBIE OVERU0ATS-Four new ssyle.
Just Tereived. >'''
BOYs' BUTTS from 10 to Is years. Immense
assortment
BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS SPECIALITY
w rsted. Diagonal, CDi1cbiila and Fur Ssayst
OVs RCOATS from SO to $25.
a. STRAUS.
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OOltIe, I0r sale py all OruGglStS; al wholesale by
Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa ave-
"TOtalIy Different from All Others,''
'Loi. don Hair ReStorer" 1nSureS new growth.
" LONDON Hair ReStOfer." Restores the color.
" Lof don Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
TO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IP-THICKESS
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair reSkorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We alluie to "LOfldon Hdir C,OiOl'
RestOref'." A. a. Gibsoc. Barrytown, n. y,
writes: ST. has stopped my hair from falling
and restored IT 70 IFS natural color" ''L1nd0n
HGu Restore'" is sold by all druggists az SO
cents bottle.
"BUCHuPAB1A."-Qaick, complete cure TO 6
days; all urinary complaints; g. at druggists
Fer washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"RouG9 On RATs."-Ask druggist for Ii. 1t
clears cut rats, MICE reaches bed-Dugs. 16c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue
"ALDEaNEY AGONs."-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In h lbs.
Ward" prints, 4Oc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15
BOOKS, &c.
BOOKS AT HALF PRICE.

BOOKS AT HALF PRICE.
We have selected from our stock Int Of BOOKS
somewhat shelf worn. which we are selling at half
price and under, consisting of
THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, JUVENILE AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains
H!u. BALLANTyIE q SON,
octZl 41S 9Th street.
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a. STHAUSs
1O11 Pennsylvania Avenue,
BetWaen 10th and llth st-.eu+;

A NTON FISCHER,S Try CLEANING
~ ESTABLISHMENT and DYE WORKS, No
9c6 g st. n. W. near rhe u. s. Patent Otfic.
IADIsH aud GENTLEMENS' GARMENTS OF
ALL KINDS CLEANEp aud DYED. also. CREPE
Wells LACES. GLOVES, Ete.
sPEClALTY In CLEANING ine EVENING
DRESSES. Thirty .ears experience Trims
moOerate. n.S1
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=" BREUNINGEk, Practical Watch N kar
w ard Jeweer, 80 tenn. ave. Manitfactsir-
ing ard Repairing OF 5ewelry Speciality. All work
neatly and promptly executed. stock o. Fine
Watches. Jewe!ry and Silyerware always on hand
poyS-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

VKY LILA Elk,s. 1O6 10th st.
w Lime I<.nleuI fisster, Fitch, Hair n n -
saS Gas Tar No Roofi,g Tina Felt 6 - iis
Roofag ard Repairing done. Moth. proof "a rss<
Telt Fire Brick and olay. OsplS-ly
, 1880-06-19

mas. lie t1lcn served 1--WE, yutrs ~ n ,,r,et,
tho l1ra'c i,hrustndt nftny, uftnr wbEh h. IN
antnH . rrrphtrilc AneHlNun. 1lr;nr III. ~ .;,d,.
trips thrntNh tho lMrm4ut c,,l1ntTv IN .,anf .na,
thu ncsmintnMee ut tho Village ii Hcthn.t,,' ''e .
tho taernstrhsse Of q young and ptot,v ~ IN
krei,rr* tihluhtcr. Elaclttn 1}ocs, HID m ln
thoy nne,l II, tsos vi af Nfnrul iM Thns nwhers .
fu1 I'll II fnrn1 In Tho vicinity 1T tilp Et. oS, s
llnrn II VIVA tho fathcr Of fjGrnli@whn liz Ik"'1nt
fnther, WIS nlektlu1ned "iin,1sIncckc1 "Vns ns
lm,r,. IN hin I'll rrr hi, married Mnrin Mmat Maat
tlalbnR eto.,lpr. w,u waH horn at Djehi,r" Eng .H
consequently, Mtsts hnitcu frpm 1fnssn .aaA
stmllt. Hir bccnng tho n1otter uf. Uart,e9 r.
That l'ath m the rntnrnn! anil mnteruN si'c ~ hSo
WAS n genuine riid ut lIcsau Dnrfnstatt.e e'"' aa
Whether tho Rencalosy Il ntsnlutety cor,cs,,
or not. this mich Ia truo: Tho name Ii Gnrnnn,
the fonturcs md t'Ytro pf Dnrllcld nsc f]crnnns
md hc hns tho htutltGais, reflective, nhleuratit
temperament Of Il Ucr1unn. Bpoaklnr NJ H.
first nrrtyat at Williams College, tho anrnobcIs
Republican sAys:
Ills old tnntcs rccnt him ns a biz yo,,n1 man
1t,te tiertllli In nprournnco, 90 atfrnr Ii cTss{
Saxon blsHtl nftar ,ctnt!iraea OF exe from H..
RlxDn land, l,-blnlltlp and bearded Rtrpno.mhnIH hH
stritlia hut speabn ard with tho Western rosrt
KotnR manners. rentfr wit. ant: broad sy,1nnthp
Boing nut tDwari a1l Ills tellnWs. y 'fA'oS
1t wn,li be strange thing II q mnn of mira
Gortnnn ttrsccnt. without nny intor,nixturc or
AHorlcan hlood. should become tho Chief Lii pt..
trate OF tho Rorublic.
, 1880-06-19

SIN Wi1FHtp LAwsoN'S perseverance hls
at lust been crowned With succcsa Your attor
yeaF be has tried to got tho English House Ut
Commons 10 duclaro In fayur Of local option NJ
to tho sale Of liquors. preparatory to tho Intro
luetion Of permisstvo bill, nnd year after yenr
hAs hc boon detoate4. Yesterday. howoypr, hEs
resolution wna phssed by voto Of ~ to aE, ansi
with him voted FUrster, 1larcourt, Chnml,crlain,
and othor nl0Mbors Ut tho Cabinet and OoYcrn-
1neht. II IL ualte probubto lhat the principlo OF
Tho resolution will he mluodlateiy formulated
Into law, and that luc,Iltiea where majority ot
Tho voters aro opposed to tho sNlo Of liquors will
euOn lnGk .4IuQns.
, 1880-06-19

Tl1E correspondent ut the Now York Times
III l'ldtanu WIS informed soula days ago OF tbs
Intention 1T tho Democratic leastlora In thai
staso to overthrow tho constitutions! nmond-
lhcnts. On this polnt tho lottcr-wrltur suys;
Four Of tho t1so Supreme Jud8os who must
Accuo tho matter nro httor llomocrRtio parti.
Suns, who may safely bg trusted tn 10 any luxth
70 serve THUR party, Thesa belng thu otrp,iin-
stanocs lasltur which tho tafo xas Ht,u fuCtured
t4la IL " ta tE!e'i. ex.uitGt1 StatGa Treasurer
NeW, ma other pts'Fnts,ent Indiana Republicans,
1ult IN tho atatGmont th4t thoy would nUt
~ ht All Bnrpri4Mt Ii thu amendments
Werc, for tho occasion At least. set aside. n
seate ELECTION orAcroa to t,o held In tjctolior,
nnd rleowi'sra allowed u, cnAct In tho comInr
eoGtest thy part which they pluyci so ratlafMu+
tnraly ~ lh1t. " cuuEso, Hendricks ind "lilun
.leana up not tAtr to stuttify theI,,srlyes by
GrehIy aIrooniin8 this preclUua conspiracy.
Mlt, As ! 6ay1 mlrtAay intiEuAtGd. lhpy tucltfy
arpF"'c by o0ertnx M objection 10 It.
lie adds:
:, fHstnn9tely. hoWevor, the Republicans Of ILL.,
A4Ha lee! themselves - strung and united that
they Rrn c0Atl10nt Ut carrying tho State. nd
lMAtter Nhcn tho election ts hold. and Withuit
rvxau! TO the constitutional au,.nda.ents. All
Iatupns OF tue party Are entrcly sAtistiet1 with
tne Mnrk VI tho Chicago uonvel,tioa. aud with
tle Ahlo and lisftnxlssheu Yentteurn whu wefp
laaAe lh9 candidates u the party.
, 1880-06-19

M. 81. Tint, during his AIBt term In IN,
grcss In tho Yenr 1s94, the snltl james 4, uar1rS
did felontoasly consun,o tho paatry allottnd tn:
him by tho iiistrcss Of his co.nmtssarint, other-
wlsD tho keeper Of his bonrttng- house, by ncan.
Of u long md llat sleet Instrument, to-vit. n
cHsU-knlfe; md that, In No calling pic with n
cnsr'knlfc, tho said James 4. Garfield ,,,d
greatly scnndnlizo md ahock tho sa1d mIatrrss
Of bis boarding -house and divers othor rood and
qutut pcrsonages, mud dill commit nj o0cnso
ngAinst public morals md tho pence and good
order Of tho t.,wn. :?
No. GO. That in tho year 1910, being then in
hEa Goth ,ycAr, tho saitl James A. 0nr!1eld did
malioously, wlckoly. and Professionally, on ono
occnslon, nlny hop-scbtch In hts mottor's back
yard on tho sabhatt-duy; and TINT he did ploy
not we'll but stupidity. tsnorantly, mud with ill.,
succcss, and thereby did give aid md encourage
mcnt to other sabbnth-brcakors who playcd
ngunst him.
M. ;:--,8 That snid james A. Garfield ia tho
your 1873, and tho mouth Of January, betn9 en-.
gRgcl in holding md rocking his thon youngest
so1l. ugcl alx months and three days, ut two
hours untl nno-hAlf past midnight, uull attcmpt-
lug to soosho satd son by sundry aud divers
terms Of ondoarmpnt, fuilsny thnrun, did tllcn
mud thoro breMk forth With n,uny l1nsoosnly OK.
ptetIyus and epithots not lit fur curs polite, in.
furious to tho feelings Gf satd youngest sou md
yiotRtlyo Of his duty us Il husband, u fathor md
a lnw-abEding citizen.
Aud your petitioners will over pray, etc., etc.,
, 1880-06-19

Tho Presidential campaign l,ns now fairly
oroned. Tho Republicans hnso n magnificent
Rtandnr<'-benror, ut onco n statesman. scholar,
and soldier, who IL worthy OF tho cor,l.al support
of every Rcpublican In this broad lunsl. Every
,nnu who Is proud Ut tho patriotic record OF tho
Republican party, mud devoted 10 tho honor mud
welfare Of bis country, cunnot hcsitntc to sup
port Gcn. JAMES Il. GAllI1ELp anl the wholu
Republican ticket.
Thp Republicans nust confront tho "sol!l
South" by II Solid North. Congress n,tat be
recovered from tho hands Of tho Confederate
Drlgndcrs and their doughfacc allies; and tho
Government must ho kept In tho control uf tho
party TINT saycd tho Union md uade d FREQ
Nation. !: -
To these ends Wide dissemination nmong tho
people Of THE CHICAGO Tn1nuse will essentially
contribute
In order to place THE WEEKtY TH1nusE In tho
hands Of the greatest possible humber Of rcn,lers
during tho oampuign, 1t will be mnlled to any
pnrt Of tho .unIted States for fftu cents until
nttcr the Presidential oleottou.
Any person romIttlug Is eau hRvo twnlye
copies OF tho WaEK1Y mntlcd for tho sur,o
length OF time TO AZ many nnn,os: or, for $40,
twenty-five copies will ho sent. Pour In tho
clubs without tlclny. 1t will mako " lively nsht
and "carry tho wnr lmto Afrlta"
, 1880-06-19

A TnlnusE correspondents interviewed
John knlly OH his arrival at Cincinnati yestcr.
day. Thu Tammany Chief umphatcalty and ya.
hencntly assorted TINT ho would Oppose TfIdeu
In tho Convention. and, In case he WIS uonl-
lhntcd, would oppose him ut lilo polls. Kolty
nssert>sa that TiIdon could not curry Now York
bthto under any ctEclinstanco; TINT Tltlcn's
following IL very 1ueagtc; TINT ho has no per.
sunni friends md could not do any lutury 10
any Democratic cal.ildato In tho State. Kelly
was Inclined 10 believe that 4cymo,lr's lettor 70
Mnyur 6prsgg Was inu!, aud that tho pemouragy
should look for another eaudidate thun tho suge
nf nnnrAld
, 1880-06-19
A FALSE ESTIMATE. OF gEYM0UR's
STRENGTH

Many Democrats III this Slate, and perhaps
similar proportion III other sections, hnyc
fecehtly Workeu themselves up 10 mn exnR-
gerated estImnte OF Scynlo,ir's strength rs a
PRESIDENTIAL candltlate. Sone OF tlfoM go SO
1nr ~ to tnalntain that Tho only Chance FOR
tho Democratic purity, since the Republicans
havo nominated Garfield, rests upon tho se-
lection OF Seymour at Cincinnati. II this
theory oo correct, 1t Is certainly sorry out
look for the Democrats, since It Is easily
shown TINT the recent estimate OF Seymo'lr's
personal strength Is a ll'tsco'iccps!o''..
Iilo notion of seynour's peculiar avaliabll-
ny Ut Ills time must bo based on tho fnct
TIM NJ carried the State Of New York ngatnst
Hral1t III 1sfS. Ihe Democrats, IN referring
10 THIS seem 10 leave entirely out OF consltt-
cr'seion tho circumstance that Now York was
CARRIED 1or seymour Ill 1Ss}S by tic aid OF
ao'ooo inrgesl naturalization papers. These
fraudulent votes c0tlll0t bH cast MgaiN unaer
inc present system of Nhtional supervision,
Which tho Democrats hayo hfatle desper-
ate but ttttiIo Efforts to repeal Or nt1l-
N.Y. Iho faes IS also ig1ldretI by Demo-
crtts generally, though not by Seymour
hiniseif, TINT ''o cntlhoe lnAke tho rllll
"ithont cnconnteTtng tic opposition, either
lVowcd Of concealed, OF tho Tildon faction
III New York, which woultt rctuco his vote
lle'ow that which M outsider would be
likely to receive. This Is tho reason why
Mr. Seymour Urges tliat tho candidate be Sc
lectctl from soinc other State.
but t!lo election OF 1865 III Now York tlem-
of'strntea Seymour's personal weakness
ra{hor t'lan MS personal strcrgth, since llu
In rrIlqp hn1lft3 hSo tfnjyat fi,n
, 1880-06-19

TIE Republican Congressional Campaign
Cou1nlttoo bus nlpltly commenced To plum tho
work neccsshrY to sccuro Republican succoss
Under tho hblo supervision Of. Secretary Nc
phcrson, CltnpaiEn documents are being prc-
pArcs fur circulation, and many Of them will t,e
soon IN tho hands Of tho yoters. The tlpmnnd
fur tho'n IL already vsry great, md moro thnn
us,snl interest Ia bong shown by Republicans
throughout tho country In tho cnmpatgu. Even
parttcs who have hitherto acted with tho nctno-
critic purity hayo sont communications promss-
Ing to uso thoir best oforts for tho SUCCESS Ut
tho Republican pnrty this time.
, 1880-06-19

REPRESENTATIVE CAswELL, OF tho Secono
District Of Wisconsin, bus sont u lotter 10 aet'
egate from that 9tAto to tho Choago Convcauont
Ia which he nays. II want to congratulate {uu
and tho Wisconsin delegates OH tho trscndio
strike you nla.1o tu loading tho bronx In tne Con-
Eenlon f0r Qurtlold 1t was tho most happT
solution OF Il difficult probtom over saw. uafs
field Is pno Ut tho bcst men Qod ovor 1nhdo' ana
hs grows botter every day. lie Ia ablo' WARM
hearted, aud honcat, IIo has no ideA OF aF'e'
tocracy; ls nearer the peopso thnn any man We s
hHvo given such prominence. Tho House ot
Representatives WAS perfectly wild with 10y ~
tho rvuelpt og tho newx. No Que WA sosfys
Even tho pemDcFats Ack knowledge hIa ttno&&
, 1880-06-19

THE Cu.cA0n TI1nrSr Inns established branch
nicca for the receipt OF subscriptions and advertlse
u-tnfz nk follows: ......
NEW yUliK-Ttoon = Tribune Uut1dIn4. FIT. Nc
EAnnKS, Manager.
ELAsGUw. scottand-Altan's American Eows
AroncY. II 1ientold-s+
LONDON. EnE.-Ameftcnu Exchange. 10 Strand.
ntNRf =. t1trl,a, Agent
NAsulNuIt)N. u, c.-tal1 = htrsct.
, 1880-06-19

ST. Louis seems to hive fallen far below
her Ercat expectations In pont Of population.
Her cctisus ten yours Ago WIS dnctored or dopcd
by ut feAst 100, which was hono for tho pur.
tosc of "bcuttng Chicago" and gainns an extra
Congressman. aho ruatly hHA abo,t ss15, ,oo0 f,,-
hnbltants, but tho number WIS In!intctl on paper
to represent 3E.., 900. This tIo tho cn,,mnrntots
nrr ,lnnbte, ms yet, to nd more than 3s O0o, amt
thureupnn tho city at tho blk bridge is ttIsgustel
With Uncle Sums consus- takers and wishes tho
d. wo,tld tRko them. We hope for tho ropnta-
uon Of lint clty that they may be nblu to scratch
up 400.O0 AS Chicago Is high Up In tic "fol,rs''
It would look badly for st, Louis to bo dragging
AlDuy for the next ten ycurs h, tho "thrccs." =
Tho little cltiGs ArD worse tllsgustcd than even
tho blx atlcs. says Springfield papor:
There wrro largo expectations Ut oxtruoril-
nnry Errwt In most Illinois cities. which, 80 far
ns tho Wnrk now completed Indicates. have not
been sustained by tho aottlnl rtsttftB. P9nriA,
which, according to tho CENSUS pf lHD, bad Il .
population Ut nGarly j,ul1, ts,ls bGpn eanlnX Mt
loAst ~ tfi for yp,r Or two pns1. Quincy. with
orcr n ooun 1s'o, has put In ncln!m rabout tho
round numbers ti,0G0 In 1B10, mud now ftll!y ex.
llectol to nMko u showing OF ut ieast = 0I. AL.
these NfitlepntInns, 1t HGc1ns, nru 10 be Afsap-'
pointed: ThD lEt1ros Of tho enuncratnts cut
rchrta down to e7,5tU. Tho result from Quincy
hnB not yet M.Gtl nli0 knnWll, but stn!ar cry
Ut d!anny Ei,nleA frntn tlMt city rs from 1tx,r1a.
AMI Springfield, t6u, i sutprIpcd to ttlMl hnrcly
O,000 people, ~hcro fully 2:i l,ur cent nore worn
Slpr0AfNt 70 GTf3t,,t.. ~ ss-t f"h ats" -
, 1880-06-19

THE now harbor at IIolyhcnd. In North
Wale*. WINS oponet! yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies sy Prince Albert EtlwAr1. Tho
port Is tho nearest one in GREAT Britain to Dub
TN nni Queenstown, and is likely to become onc
Of grcnt commercial Importance.
, 1880-06-19

PEORIA IL greatly excited over the way tn
which ita ccusus was takcn. It Is ciallalcd that
bashfnl girls an1 dccrcplt old inou were mp
pointed cnumcrntors, and ouly rcekoncd about
hnlf tho total population. The citizens hnyo
nnnoIntch twenty cnumeraIors to do tho work
ovor ngnln. ind tho result Of their lnbors will DO
placed before tho Census Supervisor In tho hope
thnt Peoria Will get credit for oyury human
being living within Its limits,
, 1880-06-19

THE Democratic National Committee
Yesterday by an almost unanimous vote de-
tcrnlncf OIL Hcnntnr Walu Hampton for Tcm-
rHrnry Chairman Ut tho Cincinnati Convention.
The atter persons mentioned were Stevenson,
Of kcutucky;, seott, Of Pennsylvania; and
WOCtlsOu. Of AtissptrI.
, 1880-06-19

Turkey Is taking every possible precnu-
tion to render tho scttlemcnt of tho Greek
frontier qncstion as difficult IA possible. There
Hro scvernl Albanian efniAaarsos at .prcsont in
tho .fanina district, urging the inhabitants to
resist ANNEXATION with urccce.
, 1880-06-19

FRANK N[C11NsTtsY. WHO lived ut one tlnla
nt No. a1 s"t,th Clnrk street, rhi,e Intoxicated
yesterday morning bent his wlfu numerically
and then act upon tho poor dofunselcss wo,nnn
two furious dogs. Tho wountts inflicted wcro
very reverb. Tho brutal husband wns only
fjttett &Nlj
, 1880-06-19

A "cl1AnoE" agail,st Mr.. Garfield wl.tci,
TIE TRIBUNE will not Attonpt to pufllate 0r =,
deny fa tho statelnont that he eoncolyetl, wrote,
md printed the following verses III his c0ltcgo
riaKaxl,te-tfe ll1Ria'as QMlr{tf3u-ll 1&A:
Old Autumn, thou art llerel upon the earth
And III tho hcnrEus tho sKnH III death ara hiugt.
For OR tho curth's brown breast stalks l'aso
decay, '''r
And 'lnoMg tho inwerlnR clouds tho Wild wtnus
wall,
And SHILLING sally shnut tho solemn dirge
n'cr summers fN1reat flowers. nil fHletl ni1w.
The winter god. '!esccndttig from tto skies.
flns rEnched tho mountain tops, and ttcokeh
their hrnwS
With ,e,its;ring' frosty crowns, brcathc' t!s
Among tho trumpet pines, that herald forth
Ills coming.
BEFORE the driving blnst
Tho mountain 1ak bows down tts h0ary head,
And titgs hts wltlletetl IockH to THO rolga gales
Tint tcrCcy rOnr ntluny bis branGhcs harc,
uriIftGt IT, tho ttnrk, IMPLYING h04yeus.
Tho Hklpa have pun thGtr mourning garments OH
and hung thotr funeral Ararory tr, tho cIos'ds.
lleAl NHtl,rt stOH Will wear hcr shr0nu Ut suo"s
Anu Ilo cntombcu In Winters Icy grave, :,
Thus passes lifc As heayy agu oosnes on..
Tho Joys ut 1outh-brlght beauties OF tne
Grow DIM and fadcll, and tho long dirk night
OF DEATHS chill wtntct comes. HHt III tho Spring
RehutldA tho ruined wrecks 0f W!ntors Nnate :
and cheers the gl.lnly clsrth with Joyous h9nts
so. 0'er tho tomb, tho star Of h0Iso shall rlso
AUD u5her III I'LL oyerflurfn4 dAy.
, 1880-06-19

IMPORTATION received from the AslatIc
provinces Of Turkey Indicates TINT larRe nutr1-
lWrs hAve recently ttfest there of starvation. In
onc rr,vintc tho tlaaths reached 2n10. The
ncHsilrct takon to alleviate tho snGcr!ngs OF tho
unfortunate people seem to be wholly Inaslc-
NuMte.
, 1880-06-19

AN Adventist Clergyman employed NJ n
fenchcr IN Hattie Creek tMicf.} College Mn,ta
two unsuccessful attempts at suicide yester-
t!ny. f1o FIRST tre.i to drown himself, but WIS
rescued; he thon threw himself on tho railroad.
track as Il traln approarhcd, aud WINS agafn
Rayed> Tho man is ctazed by religious oxoIte-
luhi1f
, 1880-06-19

THE President Inns appointed John Nor
Inn, son Of tho lato scnator Morton. Collector OF
Customs at Fan Franolsoo. Str. Morton had
hocn previously appointed, but wns not con.
flrmc1. owing tn tho hnstility of sonRtor pooth.
, 1880-06-19

OABrE,s IlAlsllsoN says that when 1t va
first suggested to him to accept tho nomihAnon
,.skoti II ho would accept the vtco-Prostdcnoy,
llo replied that ha would nut disoblge tho patN
by rcrusIng. Docs II then ruqulro uoro oousess
to bo Mayor Ut Chicagu than to bo Vice. fses
dcnt OF tho UnItutt btatesr Or is Our tast'ts
declaration ot tualF merely an expression =.
ino4esty7 hut can man wh1 stastea - ~.
AMurcnn eaxiu IN such marvellous A'*As
plead cIth0r fcAr or nltluesty9
, 1880-06-19

TIE troops at q Havana fortress muttntcd
yesterday, but tho at1atr waB suppressed. and
ok at tho tnutneers hnvu been shot. Tho catiae
OF the 1nutiuy wins the non-paymont Of tho
sroopa for six months.
, 1880-06-19

THE Parliament Ut New 50mth Wales has
resolved to impose III export tariff Oh wool,
cutLo, and horues IN onl0r to nltso money to
pay for tho internal improvements now III
, 1880-06-19

MOONEY, the lendur ut the Loatlv!llo strik-
lug mincra wis arrested ut Uouver yesterdny
whilo addressing crowd who sympathlzed with
tho strikers III LcaGytlu.
, 1880-06-19

TnE French Cabinet yesterday decided
that att potsons who wcro guilty ut political of
feusos prlur to 1871 shall be granted n plenary
patiiur.
, 1880-06-19

AN Immense election fund Inns been sub
scribed By tho Frouoh LcgltimtAts for tho plr-
ptno Of securing tho return VI candidates Ut
thuir way OF thinking.