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INGALLS, CASE.
IMPORTANT TELE0leAAs DESTROYED.

Bpettal Dtspa4A Ia Tn caieaoo Tribune,
WAslHNoTox, D. G., jan. D,-It appears
that part OF the kilograms wanted In The In-
gals easa have BEEN inadvertently destroyed
by the Western Union Company. 1t lMp-
pened In this why: a subpasna was served
OH tho officers Of the Company calling tor
all dispatches sont from q larRe number Of
places which wpEo named. Tho local Super
iutendent at Topeka COLLECTED a,,d forwarded
ta the General MAnager ut New York the
dispatches filed there, but the Company
neglected to send the subp0nas to ua
uanageFs Of the small towns named.
Tho consequence wna that the dis
patches sent from tho smaller: towns
were. collected aud, In the ordinary
course of business, destroyed. Tie lawyers
! who are prosecuting the Ingalls casa clAf,n
) that the dispatches that have been destroyed
were the important ones. upon which they
based their case, There nay bo some at7
tempt to chargo the 0l]lcera Of the Company
with contompt, but the Elections Committee
has already been advised that the burning
was eNtlt6lY, occidental. Ingalls' fFlards say
that the pleaof Ills opponel.ts, that tho d.
Rttoyeq dlspatciles were Important, Is q sub-
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STHlkEs
LONDON, jan. .0.-.A 1'arts correspondent
reports TINT u serious strtko Is tn progress
nlnong the miners III tic I}asin of the LuIre,
a1.d some disturbances hstvu occurred.
FLOODS.
LONDON, Jan. 0.-A ytrnna dispatch says
tint tlso wnters OF the 1lfyer Vistula have
risen N TINT twenty villages III the Cracow
District have bcclt inundated.
PERSIA.
A Berlin dispatch announces TINT news
comes frOm 'rehernn TINT llussla IL rl,ttLng
severe pressure l}tn,l f'ersfu In .ltl effort to
recover her lDst influence.
MARRIAGE: ANNuf.f.ED.
LoSnOS, Jun. "a tsutnu dispatch says
thu Court Of Appeals lt1ss nnntllctI The Mir
rtagc Ut Gen. GnrlbnlIi with tho Countess
lluinolHll.
DEAD.
Or. William 1}ntd, n, eminent physician
aid author of many medical treatiscs, Is dead.
, 1880-01-10
STRIKES.
Trouble witt. tho SEcst virginia Miners
-Otller labor D1fNclfltIck.

Trouble will. tho West Virginia Miners
-)t1ler Lnbpr D1Mcultlek.
WHITEHALL, N. T., Jan. o.--About 800
miners III tho Chnteaigay 0rt+bctl, OH Lyon
Mountain, uuIt work yesterday, md ut
tempted to stop others, The Sheriff md sixty
spccfal col.stabcs fro,n 1lattsburg went to
tho mites md nrrestel tho ringlealers, Win
aro now in jait.
WHEELING, W. W., jan. 0.-For some
time past tlsoro have bec,l Indications Of
trouble brewing among the miners Of the
Kanawlla Valley Of thls Btato over tho
question OF wages mud employment. and some
slx weeks slncs these troubles eliminated Il,
strikes nlnong tho coal.ntncrs Ut Fa,tlk-
ner, Johnson, Strangl,am, Coal Wiley,
md otl'ur mines III the Kanawha Valley III
we'll NJ in liro Creek mines aid tho New
River section. Tl,o employees Of the Anstedt
Mines, near Hawks Nest Fay, however,
Most ot tho kanawha Valley md New River
seet!ons pEa t 6ans tosetl'sr i, secrat
betore yesterday tEleysent word ont thatwork
nbly II possible, but forclhIy 4 necessary.
Last ,o'ysonlng 'sl a1out, one hundred miners
tlActor tn lot them .I[t|o freq
IT,. tn tlio scene Of operations. and
kltH !HHIHi[lK MuDuk 4Q1 lhluhlb Gtpt!tillNl th4
aetfoll with thU dawn tr,.tM from Richmond.
illus thu striking miners were ablu to muster
forcu Ut 500 ,,Iotl, uild intialdated tic en-
r1nyers md n,y,ers of the AnsteAt mines.
/ Chesapeake Il Ohio railroad, WIN Is lii this
eity, r.ceiyel d!spatches to-day from l'resI-
t saIirna apSTislas h H. Of ts sitatls y un' @
requesting hinl ti call on tho Governor for
military a!d t9 suppress thu disorder. GOV.
| Matthews, who is III New York City, was
ttlrgrapllctl, anil las orderc.l Tic L,wisbnrK
mud ChMrlcston companies to hold themselves
| In readiness.
Thu military wiz not he called upon unless
nsnurs who 1ro willing to work.
Special papateh 10 tn caleaao Tribune.
pITTsNuK1, Jan. D.-Thero nro' Indications
Of q general strlko ut river and ra!lruad coal,
miners In Western Pennsylvania. They i,leot
III llllsssc0hvel!ti0II in this city naxt Wetlnes.
d4y. u! AdOpt a scale Ut prices, which, 1t fl
anhl, tl!a mlne-hwrers will not accept. Thu
nlllers number ut least 5000.
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s.<t,, n T,i,ns,.s ~ 'n. ~. 1n,.,.a I'm. a,.,,
,vtn1,1nnrov n r 'Ion n~,1ho ',,o r,,,.
,eat,,et f,n,r,ni.sioner 1fnwt ,x,,,o,, Iii ho
nrrssa,, l,v S:an Esska coptn,,' ,,,,,n.,ro,,s w." W.
sncrIf1cntinns nor,a,,a - hnntIrni T., 1mn,,,or
Thev cover ssvcntw.f,va IN ,rcs ~ nnn,,sor,,t
f,i,ey ,vera auhu,ttad n Sccratnrv s.h,,r, ~ r..
INV. Theao % c1,arers ora tlivi,iei ,nto ~ thrca
reneraj Glasses First a thoes. rn,nt,n" @ ,'to tn
the alleged transoctions IN tho nert ~ NJ ro,n.
n,asIon"r 11aut h"tnr ,s n,',,e,,'t,,o.+ p. ~ W."
M, ci,o r,,,s ~ n1iaaoi nninJn,;a e.r
.,noa H.. n,,rn,,,.,,a,,t snn,. a' 10
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Mul,l)E. AND SUICIDE,

GALVESTON, .Jall. Ia Nc'U8 special from,
Cambridge says II. A. Scay, l,,nll supposed
to be INSANE, lift thu residence Ut j. N lad,
tel 'nElrs Gust Of here, and sl,ot I.,.tl'l dead
without tl!o lcast rroyocattGl. Thence he
went to Samuel 'rt,lbs' house and shut him
five times. Tubbs Is hot expected 10 lfse
SeAy then went to LngAn's farm md H.
formed Logan Of what ll0 tlAd ,lnre. Eetnrp
Ills owl, llelut and blow out Ills braina.
, 1880-01-10
1'Osr-orrIC1: nu1suLARtzED.

S@etat Dispatch to 7he thieuop Tribune.
tlu1Scy,1ll., .tn,,. 0.-i.ast night thu post.
oi1ice ut Cuinp Point, twenty miles lnrtl1 u
500 In cnsh. Tho burglars afterwards stola
70 Quincy, throwing lilo ear oiF tlIe ttn%s rs''s
Just al}1ve tlln rhtlr,nd-hrltlgr. Tho Qnlnrs
tMltco were nutfiutl nf. the burglary, il.I H.
tiay detectives llnva lpcn III quest nf tie
t!lsnyGs, but without succcss. It fs supposed
tint they escupetl Into Missouri.
, 1880-01-10

: 70psFF9* VUEdEtA 70 IL QA4Ia410 1S%6VNt
RocKronp. ILL.,, Jat. 9.-Antlrcw j. Nc
Lca,i M insane tramp, indutgod In little
sport yesterday afternoon by throwing eight
iarge rocks Mt tho windows !ll tho Circuit
Clerks Office ut. the CuuFt-1Iouse:' Eight Of
tho iargq papes of Erenlet plategiass. were
broken, and oIa ot:: the cleFks was i,o4rly
killed. The man WIS arrested a1,a lodged In
JAIL. While the qtllcars were taking film to
@conesrntn9 @M @M s la iriclqrl 1atrler. @ Wilt. it,
, 1880-01-10

Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune
DE1vtpE1sg, ILL.,, Jail. 0..-.Jolm OF,
yo,ng man Of e. or 20 years Of pgc, for,,re,
resident Of this placc, il under tl,s sentence
Of death for having ki[1r.t lnall nit WeB
s0lnc years nEu, hut thu thing l,ns Just .,cen
brought to light alld thu murderer nrrestel
aud tried. lie l,as been living ut On.aIla,
Ncb., for n year past, travelling under al
uSslttl1ett nnint
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nor. M on % f,nrne,i,s ,.i.si"n"a"a,I".~
x,s.... rEs's.G s". t*'ntso 1s,', roSr'"su ,'
rna',a.oereM. ,n,"a ...s,,..., 4e'eGrapn oo"rany-
The Lumber rTrndc-0rnnEc Fss Green.
Special DI'natsh to Tat Chicago Tribune.
Minister Of Rnilwuys. yisitc,l Spctlou II. nj,
fl. tarl,Ino t,ouoi ,'.,,,r, 1,,,1u &. r, 49,
tractors, havo suspended operations for the
classes, at being deprived IT work, being rvp-
resented to ST. Charles l,e matu minute
examination of t1le works III co'u!Mny with
decide whether an extension Of tin.o viii BE- bs
granted tho contrnetory.
LUZ tcpu!t VI .lo couhcll OF tlie Aloitrchl
Board of Irauo lias hcell Issued II! AlIttcipn-
tt0n 1T the annual meeting which tnkcs paco
shortly. It opcl,s with brief review Of tho
e"l""c'cA'' ,' ui!a n''al"1ei cohnltloF u ent'-
nlA uutlhs tio psst year, ai'A hotcs the
brighter outlook for tile present year result
yest w md tho faynrnhlc % nrIccy ~ whirh % hnvo
r,"a sr,o T,vo,'a Tar d. ,,o, ~ .,'t. ",t ,t
lnte"' l!e REVENUE lot li'e year NJ tHls liort
Shows MI increase Ut Ssts,os0.
snr md snult St., siare n' to connect c wfti, iii.
% q, om, ia :" In 1ati ,aTe, ~ t1o n,no, m.'
o'' 4"''i ~ ~ w !ala tcl"fo luz e.tosefh1sett'
as'l no t'otlbt ol tlle success OF t!tc move Is
entertained.
The coup'otjon of tho connection of thu
cranG ,rr"ut, f,niiwn, ,,it,, ri,,oo W a,mi ill., ill.,
% N"r1.,ast ., ,s ,.n "i n.,o" "'n o'easo '@1e ''c
Nnl1ls"tat II hiSo notlcea.
are throwing cold water III Mr.. I'ar1leIl's
| ,rtsu;nu h, tl,is tnuttn.rt .rh, v,,r e,va.
'',.Ss'oh ,s u tsas @ e"',.!leMt. =. Ino .onF s"ss:
,,', ~ @ Mey l ,Hat ,s H. Ms rmrncn nroeGcaa WraI
nmtx % i.u1.hnrs K, "Iix !yIi ,1 nr u t 'tIo h;3
nrtieMr theory IN Il, ;o % nm nay,nent IF ,c,e ,e
WIN WIZ iS regarded q @ st'ni'''!,stl:; HS will lsr;'
tho!r dues is Tic Hest exactiug
absontcc. Whom he hears Of tho Astor property
nf y, 7o tenement houses, md s,.r''s thAt ore of
Idsarnmhas ,d1 tr,tling Gstaso , Of , sno sh
m"h'c. p.nMt an "nso Isos r1ng HtS MN ,ssn eo1l
% hs hcsns t TO- es1nprraoi'd so,ncthins Mit;
SH Mct.x aaa !'s s;stoIns ,;''h' hs' viii ~ scossr l
eatrIin,to ssneroisly q tic rel!Sf af tho fr,si'
knircrt'rT' VII e1nph9tlcal!y "s!t doe1. 1l1ntl
his ian.l tootrine. prospnrlty bus snndo tho
~ top ps1bt9 vWSty " conservative OH tae sup
1cetot a'G u! rsntH ~ ~ ~ pnpes.s'
orrrA ns can s,'*1 a,. 1''d5sr eo 'fi' rst c .,
shnrehnldors of tle Nfro1nnIca, jsopk VINO
,no,la vastsr,,nv Var; f",v r"e,o,.,ol "'' a
a,9a." mau g. r,.. ~ u~ .11tst"ts ~ n =.
sSjbleiS W Tic cialma n formed of SnFenoaess 10 D's
olfAwA, Catl., jan n.-At Mnnnynkl on
tho tnt1nenll ltiyer. innu itnlhc!l !srlsllnls
H1'arrele'! VIII ny lartner Nltl literally
clnppea mn 10 pieces. Ihc mafdefef es-
caEGH; ,..~ Nc r., s,.,,,,,nn -. ,,-,,,
to the lHt list. HfluW tllnt th9 losses VI tliu
pnst ycnr Ht vessels on tho Yarmouth rrEts-
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comfortable III ireland. were to TO driven To
the lN,pr-h0nso or swept nwny to America.
"a, iruts.iC MEETING. =,
Tho 1Iomc-lsule I.engliu llus called n pnblic
meeting for the alst inst, to consider tl,cstate
Of tho country. =
, 1880-01-10
RUSSIA.

HE'D.
Sr. rErEI.sRuiul, Jun. O.-Lleut-Gen.
SkoheletT, lnspectIr-Gcnaral Of CAvalry,
father IT Gen. bkohelcfr, who distinguished
himself In the Turkish wnr, is dead.
RUlFIkEHAEN.
a newspaper called tho IYor.l Inns been
suppressed .for publishing Al, objectional po-
lftlcal article.
REVOLUTIONARY.
TlM Moscow GttztttG ANNOUNCES tint thu
lkllcu l,nvb discovered depot Ut revolution
Jury proelunlat10.la.
, 1880-01-10
HANGED.

WILMINGTON, N. G., Jan. o.-Allen Ma!ht,
{colorcd) WIS l,anged here to-lay fur ils
murder Of lleubcn Herring. Within twenty.
live minutes from the time tile drop fell lIts
!nn!y lutt heH1l cut down, the funeral services
held. md TIL, rpRIlslit1a were Oh tho Wayt 10
tho Potter's FIelh for lnternlrnt,
, 1880-01-10

heel q ,prnfourd mystery :ne., Iast ,vt,,.r
lie is thu snl, tHrYtli TINT 'as 1Ti,itrm i ,,.t,
dnws fl s,surt of ltln rtiuiftr sciuu-l,onms'as m'a
The The IT,, t"!a! .Ianmse i !Mr!'ns ah"u! S@S
nrtl murder has letl tlic,n to boi.yn lin IL, c m
lnsanu. ,IHo mn )" po
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AID FOR slLEsIA:,

!, 8. SchocneInan = Co., L.:U. luck, and
other prominent Gurnal, firms On the Board
.ot Trade, haye contributed sufficient funds
fpr the purchase Of 500 barrels 0f ryp Hour,
which vii! DO sent for diatrlbltlon to the
faulIslletl districts In Upper 6lleaia. /
, 1880-01-10
'SJjI}VIA.

Ist:ssrA TT PROTECT 1fE1,.
tIEn11S, jim. 9.-rla National ZciiHng
publishes n statement to the e.fret that III
view nf tie differences between Austria ninl
Seryin. l!'ts*la has formally engaged to pro-
, 1880-01-10

III1G' lNIIIkTNSI NFFNIH.
VIENNA, Jais.' i.-Tho Austrian (iovCr1l-
ltlcnt lns received ilU circular explaining tho
Inlbriani nirntr., Tho itallnu Minister licrc,
however, ltns brought the nlnttrr forward III
conversation, mud tlnt will probably be thu
mil pf IT,
, 1880-01-10
SOUTH AFRICA.


CAFE Town, Jan. IA wnrrallt has bccl1
Issued for tho arrest Ut l'aul Kruger, l'rcsi-.
.lc',t Of Tho Committee appointed IT II nlcot-
Ing Of tic Isoors or, tho 10lll ult, which
ndoptnl 2 resolution to maintain the deIna1nl
structcd l'uul Kruger to summon the Vodl-
ritIlt,
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: Fite a6 your corns with tho "Japapes0 Corn
Fitn" 1t will surely ousc a1ll ond pain. Is Ueuts
, 1880-01-10

nlot,d yeasela burst by whooptug. cough. uale's
lIoapy of lloruhouuI allA Tas sullcves.
, 1880-11-09

hes1egcd night md tlay. Senator Browns
short cnrecr 1T thu 1nst .lNys 1T tho last Hela-
nte works wnnlmAsly IT. Ills fnvor; hcslirs,
!lis liberal policy Is NJ GREAT advantage.
in fAvor of SctIator l'rown's clectIo1 to tic
position which he now fills by appointment.
Tho niue congressman from tirnrRia arc
Nil Democrats. Mr.. Emory. Spccr, tho young
1nnn who lIAs hcctl returned lF0ln tue Ntitl,.
Hen Hills Otd district, Is the only 1tttepent-
on dyed i'y Ills cS'irsa f. tiis IDS! col,ersss, ho
wifi he exceedingly liberal In tho mkt Con:
press, mud petl,nps on 1nnny nccnslnMs will
chilmgatc will, tho Republicans. Ifn was rc-
elected hy M llEronsctl mn] ]GrttY 0yer his
competitor, who was the regular Dentocrntic
"nnes no. In s4 @ y THs BY ars e pHearf III ex h"go v9
to give ulutn snnse recognition for their slf--
fraxrs. Tho Republicans hold tho ba!nnccuf
lH,wcr In TINT district, rs they also do III every
utlIrr district III tho State; and, Il Mr. aieer
tl0es liut asslst tho. Republican purity
md Ills. Republican frielltls In SONIC wnyt
they VIII nest tlne cast tl1elr votes aud ".
caiNll!fnte They cnrl,0t elect straiR'it-o!t
Republican nominee, hut t1,ry cnn mid will
yDt0 TOR solng gnud 1nuepenlent Democrat
who will fnvor them. Tl,0se In Georgia
WHO nrc Independent Democrats, md who
yote for ln,cIcnlcnt canlhlatGS; every tiiie
Iisa1ns i1 II THY iiinsl iaif clanco; aid, sfnee
tin rcctIul, OF Caltuitt rs Governor attl the
trfunt 0f Hancock for President, there nre
thousands who proclnlm TINT they will not
stick to the ncHocrattc purity my longer.
Verify, u Ercal political change lbs taken
VIII "s " sno s1'pa az" sasey Ssaans ts S0f ts
"solI1 Souti," to iiancoek 1t Cincinnati
III Ills own State. M. E. T.
, 1880-11-09

o.,,-ur, r,,,, e.r ,,,,,,ocu..r1r -ypt..x-
~ ~. rt,a. a.' -, ~. 1,s1esao 1sth,r. ..''
c,,o.oo Nov Ill ,von1I accn Tint fhc
,.,!'!''..', W. w., .,ta.,"a ia.,'..I. 1s
pl'1neeF'nHs hHd lHtaihics vi l'chaoc!atlc
lenders could not well be characterized but
ns ss1as oy aro toos or anyane ',otm on
~ n,,.,,. .u ,,.,., '' s,,,, w., t, L.,
lniM"5 HIN supu"So ny n'1'ic'a ""t u'u e"o.u ~
fSsl. Ever since, In tic South, uioy hnvo
prosecuted md murdered political opponents,
thn;r ,,n,. orj ~, a1,tcn FROM ,1,c Jc,,,,c,.
WILL ,.s., W.. ;tau ~ p's ,"'' ~ ~. ' ..S,,,
, 1880-11-09
hfISEOIJ1IT.

RESULTS OF TIE cOStiit,:ssJeyAL y:tEc.
b. TIoNa--TltElTlllH lHl>-1.IsTlslcrr CONTEST.
Special Dtspaleh to The Chteapo Tribune.
ST. Louis, ,Alo., Nov. s.-It Is now clear
TINT the Republicans have rescued two Con.
grcsstona! districts In this State. Van ilurn's
election III tic Eighth District will nut ho
disputed; but III tue Thirl-wlicsa r, Gra-
ham Frost, tho Denl0ctntfc nolntl!Gc, IL III.
nounced to ba eteeted oyur G,lstavlls Sesslng-
haus, Republican, by II ,,nnJority Ut D-there
vii! DO a contest. TllUru nru now III tho
hands of thu United States Supervisors IN
tho nelglborllOOa Ut 4u0 votes, twu-tlllr.ls uf
TAcsD votes Are OF two kinds Thu first nro
independent tickets pitt out by tho Epcuinv
Ctr0Hicle, Ut thls city, and III lnany oases
rejeoicd by Ignorant Judges, but now I'd.
mitted to bo legul: tho sccon.l, votes Gust by
citizens Improperly stricken from tlte regis.
trattosl.llsts, but allowed under thu law ttI
, leuyu their tickvts In tho hnllus Ut Supurvts-
ors. aunle II ,uNo tlAlHts were stricken fl0,ll
H. % i!s's ~ tiI's city BY 4 paftls.n lizard q
}, }MevlsiulI, Gld ala.nnK those stricken utl were
inW provides for sl:rnl., III addition to
ylsors Is another lot o., rejected Jul:
!}.sttn IT, not ,nf COUNTED d;aI. ly tlo llEes ot
turned to tl,a City Register, scaleu III, III tho
hnllotGuxns. Among uirsa i.iu Cl.f0uirle
tickets. Therp IL u!so alottur c'nss, tho re-
snn s: ot sl!'eMtS:trlsk Ut tI!p l'gnocrats +!
be buddy sctatch@l, uMtl Il llulnt,cr III Ut,,i,,-
cratic tickets wert, therefore lruyItleu with
lla maine uarked out, a,ll tllu lanlo OF
substituted. These tickets we5v unthinEins::
ly ,lst,l by tllsu who wished I,
,yotg fur SessinShuus, nlld were rejected
by The Judges. Tllr,u appears llttlo doubt
, 1880-11-09
Blown FROM n Bridge lit Iihrtn"A~
AHtonl4hlaE Survival Ut II Fa'"

Ltft!s lioek Afk.l G1zf!f. ,,,od LARK
An accident happened to q Mhi l1a,I.,. aEs
Weloh IN Frlday hight, and thu .t,a T"oua.
sn marvellous thAt, were 1t I,nt lt'r tu t.rnrshrd
tinn for verllrlty which hls always t;s,iIneI
Mr.WuIcl., 4kottinul poorl9 would nt MnInsinf In'rinf
10 pxrrcss hourly belief III tho story. n."fnIIf naI
tho wind.stnrtl whom tho wind wl's 1R,"1 h"1 paf.
stunning dOors brulklug ws.lloWa, Ip! Il the
yuxMllun 1t unltsBd, Ar. Wetch WY ,n ~ rio
nrrnss tho ilArlEK Ert,ss bridge III Wa" a..n and
roadway uur0ss tho top Of thu hru&o ','"t slt
uxIm,Rcd tn tho wraihyr, 4 rnillns ,l,'"th n"'th u
ftut hIkh rutla IN each side tue Wnoiu na g,lth
tho bridge, Wcloh WIS drying tnWaE1 III. ~ hrl.
sido Ut tho bridge, aud aCton''sllt", l u, thc draw.
or tho distance, which brought htlls ~ ia@ ! cauo
Just as h1 roMcho4 thls point tho NV tha wrst,
wh!stIl,E Hxo Il caI'lopo. swecpi1hiHa TpiIi:a lhs
wagon atood, It knockS tho hrss aI~IlI st.Iro snlo
tho wagon, ind bl1S Wetch olt tho ot XIV feet
the river Tito ton of tho bE1slye - sS sn tuln-
fsnnl tho whter, a.ltt, Wh!rl!llf. s.chrd tbe
blir1 uyrf and Oypr. WulGh finhll} r." his hal
rlvGr fopt first. Tho water closed osst ,,r pr
and hD went elGar to tho bottom. Az =. tho plef
louEel Bubnierson, hu ruse clt,so ~ r,sts Ne
uptlll whiEh tho eentre Ut tho t1!a"" thn rIcr n
h6id to thu suuoth Iron st!rtnc4 :. lila kti,lnEt
wetl us hu cotiI, hut rtalizinx tnnl ~ he r0ula
WIS soMowhat insacure !sitssnsitten .%orr. ILtt
drowned ullI almost den,l from hs H.. ,r xns
Wuleh finally reached thu shotv, ", ~" hn bad r.
ont on tho bunk, lay tlsero tintll ~ 4 whch ~
covered s,lAl! auollat nt tue nev"'t tts harsfs
grCuktsh atr hal c1usetl HIN 70 losci ,,,a' We!es
wcro stopped Ut thu guto 0f tHe ~ ~ su.snpl uo1s
3nalIu hts WY home, lnl yeaterda| sss
tho WorSa trun hls accident.
, 1880-11-09
Postmaster G General Maynard En-.
ters the Lists Against tho
Rumseters.
1Io Proposes to Keep Ills 1ml.te-
tlinto Victnago Clear. Of
Saloons. :
sEntomologist Comstock and His
Bagful of California
Bugs.
Recent Decisions Announced by the
United States Supreme
Court.
TIE RUAT-IIOLTiS.

THE RUN-IIOLES.
rosrNAsrElt GENERAL MAYNARD sriNRfNa
T1lEM III.
Special Dtpateh to Ths chicago Trttants
wAsrl1xort,x. u. G., Nov. s.-postnlastcr-0on'
eral Maynard hns taken II step IN reKart 10 r1ltn1
selling establishments which will, II ho IL s'1s-
TUNED, drive n lnrBc n.ltabGr away from tho W
cInity Of tho rnhllo buildings md grotiltls.
Heretofore tho District License 1,onrt hAs rald
ltttlo attention to ono portion of tho Inv which
requires those who npply rar license for drink
tng establishments to hnrn n pctftten signed by
majority Of tho proporty-holdors nnd house
holdcra OH tho saunro on tho sunni si,1c of tho
street ns tho saloon, md also Of thoso on tho
oppnslt side. Among MI tho Government
buildings nnd reservations tho custom has
grown up nsaong rumsc!!grs Of paying Ito
attention to tho owncrsllip al tho Gorornmont-
Lately tho sMioons hnye 80 lnr9oly itlorcnsud.
and tho laws regarding tho1n have been 80 loosc-
" administered, that largo niuiber Of tho beat
c!tizons 0f tho District undertook to force cor
ructlon Of tic evil. Their first efforts wcro d.
rcctel to tho
NEuLEcrs AND AntraEa
Of tho License Donrd, md To secIlron compliance
with tho Inv. Th!s Is rs follows: "With every
se1itcd tho written pertnsssion ; ot ,,a,a ,,1a'
jor;y Of tl1 owners 1i ,,rsa res! kes.,n, kcs;e,
@ ho.lso on ti,s sto Of tic sguaro whors II is o
aru to iocnte s'ct, business nild IN tue sl!o OF
tho stunre Qpp0slt tho HAme; anu, II Il curtor
Hive eoy sis,lnrs M So On oth streuts III spte ot ts
plain provision licenses had boon issuoh Tor scv"
Cr,la sMlt'o'1s
Ot Poatttl1latur-( (}enornl Maynard. fIu ut oneG
| uInued Tint. ns tho 1nycrnn,cnt owned tlo
iiasso MnHs eiia' epai not u atasteu i1t,,jur i.c
| law ti,cas tlo nuthorltics Of tho Department
$t%ft fttst tE1d n
, 1880-11-09
GEORGIA.

THE REPUBLICAN, PAMrY To III; REOlt1AS-
IzEn = EXPECTATION rif.tT THE STATE
TnIuAE cosrEsr-tSpErESnESr nEslo.
sp1fla.' Correspondents ot Tit uhteago Tribune.
-. ATI.AS MIA, tia., Nov. h,--'iIu regent Stntc
election, wherein Gov. Collaltt WIS re-
elected by such II largu mnjor!ty over OK.
United Suites Senator Thulll,ls N. Norwood,
l,ud II very great Influence Upon tic tullttes
Ut Georgia; nWt, sls Il direct result ri II, the
vote for President III tlIo lust election wAs
t mt l,cnr FL large ,ls 1t WIS II, IS1L Garfield
Inns received n,ucll hrgGr yola that, Ilayps
did, ull.l laHDcock lrls E,'t n HISS yOlc tl,nn
Tlllien did. Tilt Republicans In t;eorYla
llnvo taken lsew !essu af cnl,rA4e. rint here
after will hluie Il fight IN every p,liliaa c0l,-
test II, the Stnte. With ttia nt,leet IN ylsw,
IL IL qulta prubnb|a That tilo S.atn Central
Committee viii, ut sous .lny In thu ,lrar fut-
ure, undergo II rrul0'lrllng, III tllu event
SOILS placed t!lcrrun WHO arc INT
so Objectionable to tl9 great n1,lsscs
Ut tho oil ctixens IN suIuu of
tho present .nelal'rrs aHl lenders nrr,
there nrs thousands WIN llaIe' heretofore
been ntli!'atins with thu Democratic purity
wl.owll III onco units ,will, tho Republicans,
They ,wsu>t tn bn Republicans. n,a1 would l'o
Republicans II It wuru lu.. irIlu tlmt they
vii be ,l.rn 0r less ustrarfsed iur u.llEl.,ttnE
With ettln 1,le,l WIN mrs lliW jenllers Ut tlIu
Republican p.rty III urossln. Under u new
organization 4f tlle purity. tl,esu liMkl ,mr-
SUlIa WHul! fnl Int! linu aid mako this II llu-
puhlleasl Stute. Il Is nxleettA to garry (;onr.
Eta t9r thu Republican cu,llliate lur l'resi.
| lt!!t III 1881.
,r l'lM eoAtest which will taku plaee next
tfMes!lay w.ck for unitel stAtes SrlrAtor
Wsl. IN tis results, 4lUn,nnstrAto tliut llip ultl
Hu!rt'oi! Gieuient lAs given why 10 tho new
pnlcr Of lEinEs, and tllat il .law Suittjl is
rising ~, Will. t;t4reia II! tic ell.l. Should
6snaloE Jostpl, !, ninwil who w!is npnoiNt-
Ml by Coy. tollMitt, yicG tsrn. tartloll, RI.
slEIgt, s'e elected gy tlle General Assembly
III All tho eIirXrlre!! term, It vii! bu u til
unnrh Ut t!ls. liberal u,us prugressiyu
spirit over thu us.i wur element. t;el, 4, il,
l.nWtall, nf Savannah, the nplMnesl Vt Sem.
tar l.rowli, Il fine hclIuIar n,,d MI rlcglllit
EenlletnRli,-ono 0f thu foremost ju,lsix IL
thu StUto; but he IL not regarded IN Gu,l,g
near thu eyuAl of Senutnr brown In in,I,.t ~
ability md s,atrslllul!sllip. Furthrr.nure, Iv
Is pllo ont tlle old Scliuoi ut bourbon l,r,,i.,-
Gratis. 'tllrra Is very Grent Interest mani
tested H. tho Senatorial election, anu th. ill
hr lArttsahs uf eArll ealnl!tlAto nre working
asslluunsly for their fayorlt. Members II
lAe Legislature ur0 Winc1 aud llHca md nru