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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
RUN OVER BY SIXTY CARS.

A brakeman, named Buckland, employed
on one The freight trains Of the Hudson River Rail-
road met with horrible death early yesterday
ing Az the train passIng Tarrytown the coupling
betwe two gave way, and Of the tram sep
araed FROM the rest Buekland Immediately made an
attempt 10 leap the chss aud stop the train.
fell 10 the ground aud over by he OF the
last Fart OF train also by another freight
was wing a short distance .nakng total Of sixty
ght besides engine and tender which passed
over his body cutting 10 pieces Coroner AcKerDan
held an H. quest upon the remains, and verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
PCBLIC OPINION.

u-ha, Senator Hampton said was caught on
W '' oud preserved. His AFT, rthougbt viii pass
TIE p IS not for whi &c said AZ staunt0n July g.
e, ,@ssS- Utica raid rem
: md ,ubtedy the fixed purpose of the
aoe,acr 10 keep The south solid ~ al hyzars. and
Den s,d r-nut will used n any extent necessary
v"' l 'corpiish the purpose Indianapolis journal
tRepl ,
wade II lmpton's CUtspOken declaration that
=. nsoocr.rv are tg1tiag ,Uf he same prlEciDics
the aud Jackson fOu-ht fer IS lfmeu ed an " in
i.a ritien Nv certain Democratic ionrpas. We have
ols sS a. ec nry Democgar per- however winch re-
Imss.frd me seutiment.-lC ucunat' Gazette Ui~p).
The situation continues 10 be full OF the
- ,ucouragrment Tor sne Democracy, and all in
iSfcrs point Democratic success in every Oetober
eu.,e-Tsylacuse Courier DEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COLLISION.

The inquiry conc rnIng the deatL OF John
WoIcot the engineer who killed collision
the Long Island Railroad. near Morris Grove. the
evening az July ST. continued by Coroner Wood
the Town Hail. Jamaica. last evening Conductor Sam
ue s. Allen testified he running the westward
bound train the night Of the collision
He left Jamaica at 939. The running time
from Jamaica to Morris Grove three minutes. He
ran az the usual rate OF speed James T. Callahan,
o. East New-Y0rk. train dspa.eher the Atlantic
Avenue Division OF the Long Island Railroad. testified
that 1t customary for him TO know when trains left
the depot. Lestringe's train LETT Flatbushave. that
night little late. The inquest was adjourned until
FRIDAY evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
GOOD CONDUCT OF SPOTTED TAIL.
fcESERAI PRESS DI-PaTCH1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Indian Agent Cook,
az the Rosebud Agency reports that Brule Sioux
left the agency and stole seven horses and killed
white man, whose lame is unknown They then re-
turned agency. spotted Tail hearing of 1t. re-
ported the facts agent and volunteered the resiO
ration Of the property and the surrender OF the guilty
Indians The tncrcupou arrested by the In
dian ana the horses brought to the agency
and restnred TO the owners The offending Indians
cent under guard 10 Fort Randall. Agent COOK speaks
hivhly OF hr eou OF spotted Tail aud The members
OF MA band and considers good evidence OF their In
tenton IN ad here faithfully the terms or the treaty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
READING RAILROAD DEBT INCREASED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1S.-It is stated that
the receivers the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
have gwen imperative orders that the expenses Of the
road and Coal and Iron Company must be cut down
With this purpose view many Of the trains on the
different lines controlled by them have been discontin
ued the force Of hands been reduced, and tho
coleres all dead wor has been stopped for the pres
ent AT least.
The receivers have increased the debt OF the road
nearly 80 100000 since they assumed DntrOl. but a
large portion OF the July interest, amounting to
II $40 COS, has been pad, and the time ~ wnich
they promise tell what they Will do about the balance
the 15th Of September Is rapidly drawing The
amount OF interest To be met at thar Gime viii GER
talnly 81 600 OOO besides TINS there falls due
the same month &oO2lj in interest, and II
the amount OF wages that VIII fan due the same month
~ added the be raiseu Will not he lower than
81 500 900 The wnuIe amount of money To be raised
during the year is Sll J56,9l2. and this does not in
cuae money for wages nor material furnished.
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ONE CHANGE" ALREADY SECURED.
,,5 Jn Falfaers Speech 10 n Boys Blue az aibdny
t~" Monday bceR.lf

Now we are told by onr Democratic friends
,haf ans ilmu ,Or s0ilier aaS passed Inc Demo
aue urtss has always argued taa soldier IN ne TX
sa,tye chair WIS menace. AM tsat the presence OF
fnion soldiers offensive the men who served IN the
rsbe W Eerc tu-atS TO resp md 20 tha t
AMI assnniptOu. 1 have nrre an editorial when aD
Scared n Inc 4t6Gng AyOns rnder date OF NAY 90.
tssa N Wllcn the ed-or nitt 'rE assals OrEauZa
tpn vcicrdq soldiers ol every shade OF
noiflca and Ieli us OPINION, whose sole otjccf
fas betn o. alleviate tn wants OF these WI N
the VIZ left 10 Onr care and projection. A. oac
Of that 0rglnizatOu--I make the asstr ION with
out fear uf con radio iOi-it~ greatest service has
been % TIA ID .m lie soldier ard ms Iami,y The
arficlr hegdei EXnngu>h the Military SpiYTt" anu
after n Onarie ~ us, tHis Il wha We ge. next;
It's pro uilent members for yeirs have been iO-t,
braw.I.s Ben Who went 70 the war TO ESCAPE their
elar trtcf or because tlFre WIS money ID IL Now
vha. think Of thfi .Or reputation for th'ir
dds for .Ar Presidency But YOU must bear Ia mind
ina previous to Cincinnati Convent on.
s,nce tU're mas been wonder nj change and We
never knew what good fellowship before. We are
nov the clents OF such Invitations " " at YOU
valk nav par or, a the lder said 10 the uy But
AL ties inVitat.o.s are invariably declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER EXPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
st,,oDsis fo,. ne par, - h0ltrI

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10, a. m.-The barom-
eter the Upper Lake region and highest on
the New England coast The temperature has risen
slightly IN the Middle and South Atlantic States;
where 1t has remained nearly stationary. Light rain
has fallen the last report the Ohio Valley and
Middle Atlantic states. The winds the Upper Lake
region have veered TO westerly; elsewhere southery
winds prevail Reports generally missing from sta
tlous OF the Missouri River.
IBdScIpOnS
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer.
stationary higher temperature, southeriy winds.
partly cloudy weather aud local rains
For New England, failing barometer generally higher
temperature, sOutherlY winds partly cloudy weather,
followed by Increasing clautiness and local rains
.rl,rugrNrr lNtrlf. .pklrPV kTf1VS
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so successful that forty new have been put on
the road.
AMERICAN SHIPPING INTERESTS.
CHINESE STEAMERS TO AMERICA.


A PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED ACCORDING EQUAL
MARITIME PRIVILEGES TO CHINESE VESSELS.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCNs.I
WASHINGTON, Aug 1s.-Phe Treasury officials
have investigated the legal standing Of the Chinese
merchant steamer expected to arrive In San Fran
cisco shortly and will submit their report IN few
days. Under law OF the United States the Presi-
dsutis authorized to issue bis proclamation permit
ting all Chinese vessels TO enter the Doris OF the
United States. it being first shown that no DIS
eliminating duty is levied in China against
American vessels China charges entry iee OF
4 cents ton every time foreign vessel enters
Chinese port. In the United states a tonnage
due OF 80 cents per annum IA ch5Igeh:
This the Chinese vessel would be Obliged
10 pay: but the President by proclama-
ton may remit the alien tonnage tax of 81 per ton
and 10 per cent on cargoes. As soon the facts
before hIn the President will prepare his procama
ton which will accord to Chinese vessels the same
privileges rs are enjoyed by vessels Of the maritime
countries of Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
CHARGES AGAINST AN ARMY OFFICER.
IBr rELEGRAPH TO rue TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, Aug 15.-Tbe indian Office has
received report from agent at one OF tue North
western Indian agencies making quite serious
charges against Army officer who has command
OF the forces in that region. The substance OF the
report is that a number of Indians were arrested by
United States troops. and were confined IN pen
where the manure was SIX inches deep, by reason of
winch they suffered great hardshiDs. The Indian
agent reports tBat the treatment or these Indians
was very brutal The subject ~ now matter Oh
correspondence between the two departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
THE VACANCY on sHERMANS STAFF.
IBr rELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Ang. 1S.-General Sherman,
speaking Of the vacant position Of aidedeamp on MS
staff SAYS thar he will make the announcement Of
the officer he has determined upon his own mind
until after his return from his visit 10 the Pacific Coast
with the President, which will consume about two
months IL is limited however that his choice has fallen
upou one OF the Majors Army. who has bad long
oil active lee the frontier ana he proposes
10 reward ns merit ana services IN THIS way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
PROTECTING THE MEXICAN BORDER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo.-Ihe General OF the
Army received to-day Telegram from jor-Genersl
Mcdowell with reference to the measures which have
been taken for the apprehension or small bands OF
MexicAns under partisan leaders. VINO rom time ~
time cross the Mexican frontier into Arizona or take
refe there from the pursuit Of the Mexican authori
tics An order To Colonel Carr has been issued stating
that MARQUEE last heard from al MAJ iian aud Is
expected back IN Ar ma. The Unned states Marshal
having tken upon himself the detection and arrest 81
sualI nartles aroused " violating the neutrality In"s,
o. nel 4 rr ia ordered furnisA tgoOps 40 small nm
ms 1,u lime 70 lime from he convenient posts.
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SALE OF A RAILWAY.

DETROIT, Aug. 1S.-The Flint and Pere
Marquette Railway was sold at auction III
East Saginaw to-day, under decree OF
the Untt.d States Circuit Canrt for the
Eastern District OF Michigan. and 81 900 600 bd
for II by purchasing committee. representing the
solidaed bondholders VII, instance the sale
made The sale FOR the purpose Of converting the
consolidated bonds into preferred stock. The new
CamDanv expect to be organized and take possession
sbou; October firt Tn includes 800 miles OF road
200 Of wach Il steel rail- II miles or sidIngs rolling
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WORRIED ABOUT HAMPTON.

IlIIN
II would have been much better # Senator
Hamp.l hat been content call his hearers 60 tue
pOrt o the Democratic ticket Americans who want
honest aud GOOD government. 1t Is not Wen for public
sDs kr L. marshal the Of the dead CrnfederacY
IN the dead heroes If the Lost Cause That
NAV ca eh Of the srOunGings. but 10 can hut
make ie iuacOu- gieve. We do NOT take tais utter
suce sisu Of rebaOn but n II species ~
lemagugll.rV unworthy of Wade Hampton and huitlul
tn - mocrluc party winch cannot too care u ~
avoiI providing the Republican party with any color OF
an excusC lay that considerable part al the De-
mocracy prcleis the unhappy past rather than
embrace the splendid opportunities OF a progressive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
ELEVATED RAILWAY DIFFERENCES.

Three witnesses were examined Tuesday
before The Board OF Arbitration reatye 10 the differ
enc.s between the elcvaed raroad companies; these
were J. 4. Cowiug. OF the New-fOrk Company. Octave
Channte OF the Erie Railroad Company and sir
Van Pet who was iormer ccnnccged giih the
Lam AMI Innrovemrut Comnany. Tlua was the begin
ling OF he evidruee behalf uf tne metropolitan COM
pAuy. 10 The cost ana expense Of MAINTAIN
I'D ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
AN EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.
ONE PASSENGER KILLED AND EIGHTEEN PERSONS
-NnEn-ACCLDENL CArsGD ~ a sTOkM.

woUNDED-ACCIDENI CAUSED ~ a STORM.
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 1S.-A passenger
tram on Tennessee Virg MIA and Georaa Rail
road which lett here about O'Clock tais morning, was
thrown from the track at point about
seven miles east Of this place. The accident
was caused by a w,shouJ Armstrong; Greek result
ing from the heavy night The enginetendCr.
baggage and postal cars and Two passenger coaches
bady wrecked one erper remained on the track
with portion % another sleeper.
Engineer Wu.ttaca'- WAS broken IN two places.
ne was l0und covered ~ the wreck. Tee fireman. TWO
brAkemeu Conductor YOung Express Messenger 60 CO.
ran. aud Bdgg1gemasrr Demon are also wounded. be-
SIDES eleven passengers Mary Battle, about eight
years. was III led.
VIE President McGhee and Superintendent O'BIien
visited and cared he wuuAdcd raj OF
whom are here. Tle WRECK VII DE oIear.l tomOIrow.
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MAKING ~ FOR .X-CONFEDERArEs


WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-Kate DCdson, the
cored vom u'WAo Vas appointed J." Inc care "i ihe
lad e, room OF the senate by Charles slmncr,
m eto ba. p,eu ret iinr 40 10 his time just been
i-cuaro,d by fue --rgein'-at Arms. Mcmncrs Of her
,g afpv served 10 war aD1 she irTsrif was bad
rrnrd bv beng pushsi I'd rail- Dad ira IN brutal
,asnner AL Alex andrla on account OF Ter ooior
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The foreign mails TOR tlf wssk e1tink sAIut NY,
August ~. 1880. vii cDss Tn, hss - TUESDAY, AZ
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southampton AID Bremen The Tor Dcnm1ra
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only The mails tor Hayt leave New.f0rk Au.
Z. Ile Havana leave NcW-fOrk August ~
ana - The Jamaica, sayan a and GreytO w
cave New. YORK August The Venezuela and
Newfurk August - the ulls or Aspn"sil
Pacific New IOta August IL rae mails ior
Mexico via Dream. New Ork August ~ The
mans etc Frauc.scD August 70
fhe China ald ID4n leave san Fran oeptem
Der l. lt'OS. L. hEs' FosIniis1oi.
post once. New-YorE. August "A ttsh
structure Impotence Diseases OF ths GcneriYs Ot
gans radically speed ~ cured Hours % an >
HENRY A.DANIELS. n d.. - LsEingLjlavenetr 3ttass
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vrCrINs AT NAYS LANDING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS.-Kate McCTystal.
four MOUTHS, daughter oil DAVID hcCrFsta OF TINS
CIV died LAST T., cniug from I'll injuries Size received
h- disaster N "Wednesday Let 40 Nay. Landing.
MIS- Lille raer anOtner Of tne Victims died Nay
Landing LAlB mo- LiDG
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or the American vessels 10 must be remarked That
over them schooners and brigs sailing 70
tine Indies ana places the coats south OF the
Untee States whereas the foreign ships Of large
class with nsignIieant EXCEPTIONS A proud showing
for Il country like Ours
The following dgures show the number OF steamships
engaged IN the foreign trade OF the United States
June 49, except Canadian ports. and their nation
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.,,,sd n possible. cared above all p,sced IN an
must ne F, ccipR IN hut II not allow able 10 hate
insblN n will soon be forbidden even TO chsstise
hin. an" "
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CoMBINAFiON STREET CARS.

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TRIBUNE OFFcE. Aug 10. a. m-rhe moveWe nt in
the barometer yesterday downward. Gear aud
parity cloudy weather prevailed. The Temperature
ranged 81 TO-. (6sol being 10
higher rhe corresponding day last year -
higher tlan Tuesday.
Warmer and parity cloudy or cloudy weather. with
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TIE POOR MANS FRIEND AGAIN.
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE LIFE OF w. II.
ENGLISH.
Special Dsspdtch 70 The Cincinnati Com nercsaE.

The VALUE PLACED UPON THE DEAD CHILD OF AN
EMPLOY YOU SET TOO HIGH PRICE ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
OLE BULL DEAD.
HE DIES IN HIS NATIVE CITY

INCIDENTS OF MS CARTER HIS PLACE IL ART.
BERGEN, Norway, Aug. 1s.-Ole Bull the vol
ist. is dead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-21

On lots in Edmund Rce's Third addition; so
UU lots in Edmund Rices First addition; 25 lots
In Edmund Rice's Second addition. Also property
in all parts of the city for sale by E. RICE JR COY
East Third street. 1866