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ROANOKE COLLEGE, salem, Va.

TWENTY EIGHTH SESSION BEGINS sEtT SrH
Classical, Scientific, Elective and Prepara-
tory Cour.es Library, IL olJ yo umes vi.
mate unsurpassed town 100 feet above sea
leyeD Churches Of i've denominations. Entire
expenses Tor lOmonths, from $l6O to 1920 Tin
Guiding college fees. board, fuel, lights and
washlng) Students from sixteen states, Cata-
UI,TY,
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C9RSICANA
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herad.
CoRsrCAIt, July -, 1850
The absorbing topic Of conversation on
the streets is the late murder. Your re,
porter visited the Jail this morning and found
Geo. Kelly, the supposed murderer, confined
about six feet tall, of spare build; says he is
twenty.eight years old; was born in Mary
land; has been in Texa for several years;
for Me past year he has been III Freestone
county, twenty.eight niles south of Cotton
Gin. We seems to have read the Currie trial,
as he pefaces all of bis remarks by saying
he has been out Of his head for q week or
more. lie claims to have been in Mcxa
Friday tight; says be arrived there about
dusk on bot and left there, going north, or
Saturday, he WAS arrested ut Rchland and
charged it'll the murder. He cannot, OF
would not account for the blood on hi.
| Continued from Second Page.
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GOLDSMITH. Essential & Co do not
advertise any particular line of
goods at or below cost, but offer
anything and everything I'm
their immense establish IN ent ID
unprecedentedly low figures.
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GAINESVILLE.
.dsuce orthe Herald

Correspondence o'the Herald
GAINESVILLE, July 10, 1850.
The remains of Charlie Scott, who was
killed at the race track Thursday evening,
were followed to the grave by perhaps tne
largest funeral procession ever Sc n n =
gainesville, = The cattle trade is
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EDUCATIONAL.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
Formerly Hooker College, Lexington,
kentucky.

FOrmerIy HOCkcr VVIfeSe, LtAfhgtOM,
kentucky
Well selected course ofstudy, Special depart
ments for all the ornamental branches. Faculty
large, able and experienced Extensive grounds
for recreation EXcellen; buildings, lGOxsS feet,
f0ur-s stories, containing l2j apartments. Com
modions chapel, nice recitation, ornamental,
MAY and bath rooms. Warmed by steam and
lighted with gas Only two young ladies occupy
a room. Cost of improvements over 500, 900.
Charges as low as sny scnool Offering tquai al,
yantages in the United states. A teacher will
accompany the students from Texas to Ken
lucky and return, Session begins september
Is, 1880 For terms catalogues, and further
P''''N'''''''' j. T. PATTERSON, President.
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city Tax Notice.

Office of Assessor and Collector,
Dallas, Texas, July II, 1850.
Tox.navers are respectfully reminded that
tho citv and speoial railroad taxes for the year
issc mi, at be paid before the first day Of Septem-
Ter next; that after that date costs and penalties
WI, MI ac,r,,a j. BOGEL,
"'' Assessor and Colleetor&.
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hANSAS Oll L.
KANSAS CITY, July ii Wheat - No. = spot
S2c; No. 3 spot, i5lsc.
Bacon--Clear, 81 rib and long, Sll
NEW ORLEANS

/
Flourquet bat firm; quoted; superiine, 3aA;
double, to a; treble, ls@4i higher grades,
5GG.
Pork scarce but lrm 1884,
| Lard steady; by the tierce, tx; key, at SA.
Dry-salt meats scarce but tirner; shoulders,
loose, 47s; packed, sch; clear ribs, =
| clear sides, -.
Bacon frm; shoulders 5&; clear ribs,
| 81, clear sid 5, s4
| Hams demand fair and firm; choice sugar
| cured Canvassed, l0gllh.
| Whi~key steady; western rectiued, 10
Coffee in good demand; c0rsoes ordinary 10
prime, l3&@ l54
| Sugar scarce but firm; common to good com
mon, 6}4@7lo; fair to fully f0ir, 7h@o5A; prime
! to choice, 83a6lA; yellow clarified, 50,
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
| common, %; fair, -; centrifugal, -
Rice scarce but firm; ordinary to choice,
Sights at So 80 premium; Sterling bank, 4si'd;
Consols, 461aD%
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July IA Flour steady;
double, GO@75; tripe, 9OIg5 Oo;choice to fancy,
| lO@5 81. "a,
Wheat advanced, except for No red fall,
which is lower; No 2 red fall, GOAL Ola; cash,
00dA for July; S7hGlS92S for August; oSb@S9h
for Sent EN- Der; S7@Dos1s for al the year.
Corn higher; 50 cash; 35@}S for July; AA@
| q for August ; 3t4 for september.
Whisky steady, 0S. Pork lover, IL 6o@15
Lard lower, ga bid, Bulk meats lower
shoulders, CO., ribs, I o.; sides, 2O
Bacon easier; shoulders, . .; ribs, III; sluss'
|
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Keeps q full line of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen, made for comfort and ease,
in southern ties. Calf bIogans, English
walking balls or Congress CATERS, high or low
cut. They are frst-class, and you wont be
bothered with corns.
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Wesleyan FEMALE Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens its 3lst Session September goth, 1880
Among the first Sch OILS for young ladies' in the
United States Climate unsurpassed Sur
roundipgs beautiful. Pupils nom seventeen
States. Among the ,4owest Terms In the Union.
TERMS; - Board, Wasllpg, Lights, English
Course, Latin, French, for each half of the
Scholastic year. .........,.,.....,,,.,,; Sllo
An extras very low. For Catalogue, address
Rev. VIM, 4. HARRIS, d D., President,
Staunton, Virginis
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Screening Reductions i'll summer
Clothing at Il. VI. ftahn d Co.'S
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First-class board aud well furnished roomt
I the "CINCINNATI HOUSE
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Sweeping Reductions i'm Summer
Clothing at y NJ Kahn 4 Cos.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NElGHBoRs'

. su,strokc ut wacO-The Corsican"
Murder Mystery Misunderstanding
interests at LOngview-funerM
of Scott, Who was muf-
dered at waco, Etc,
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THE OPERA
'E,OnsOrial Saloon.

Has been ref ted and re-arauged In iirst-clasa
style. and has employed first
class workmen.
Anyone wishing work superior to any shop In
the city can get itby calling at No. 5le Main ct,
opposite Sanger Bros. LEE COHN, PROP.
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MI. X. g. T. R'y
THIS rs THE LINE

That runs Palace Sleeping Cars between Han
nibal Mo-, and Toledo, Ohio.
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nA.KAgs By iELEGnArn
FOREIGN

New YORK, July IA stocks strongi money
203; exchange long. 80; ditto short, S4A
State bonds dull; Governments firm.
Cotton quiet but steady; sales, $50 bales.
, 1880-02-10

THE Savannah (Ga.) Nc1rs, one of tic
htrongeat Democratic orgnns In tho Bontl1, would
lIko to SEQ Grant nominRtcd by tho Chicago Can
ventton for rnr1otls rcasons that rcuuiro COL
Hn to ssRto, but chiefly thesc: ~ "Thu sjckcn-
.n1 hatoryaf tho frn'sls, corrstpttons, and pec-
'atlons nf mn two Administrations would be re-
flFcd." G'"tie will 10 easy defeated, because
OF tho fear OF danger to tho Itepultc yhtul, n
third torIn would Threaten. Ti,sustt,l. upon
thousands Of Republicans rcalizu that third
term Tor Grant pUrtcrds term for ItFp, and will
DO virtually tho establishment Of 4 onc- nnn
power In tho country. Ncarly I'LL of these would
voto agalnst him." % "Gm,lt'a denomination
will bring UP before tho penpso at onco the Issue
%hctlsor the Republic ahnll continue, or u strong
contributed Government shall to fnauguratotl on
Its r,'i1ls.' This Is about tho usual Democratic
view Of tho cusc,
, 1880-02-10

ES-coN0lsEssMAS nAlHEY {co|oretN, of
South Caroiina, ts opposed to tho election of
Gen. 0rnnt forn thirl torn. IEu thinks the cnl-
orct r'lce in tho South havo nothing to homo from
him. lilo Wls in 1sostun Inst week, a,,tl. yhtto
thore, lnado speech to tho "Nussucl,,,sutts
Club" The substance Of hIs relnarks ia thus
reported III tho lioston plpers:
=, Tho ApeAkcr sasl he Ind written to somo of
inc ntSt prominent politicians III tho H0ittf fn
INK tug reasslE why they should hi in fuynr NJ
ten Hrnnt,-N iltatl who, when bo vert fntn
TMWer, n, io9'a LIZ Republican, Congress i iicpHb-
l,Gatt A1lth n:lt thu better part Ut tho NorGor1,
sf..toH Republican,: When le wetit nit nf power
ttern w4s nut Il Single Republican stuiu In tha
htfl,t CanXreas WIS llelnsWrh;c, ard tho North.
Urn Htntes divided, Ila permitted tho Ntntn 0f
MlRstssIPr to 70 ollt OF tho flut,ds OF tho lcp1l-
lletns; ~ crt'ahe mt tho ltoIcB 1T ff,rty tf.
SANG nnl1nrity with onn fell swM,p, Gpt. Grlllt
nna nt done hla duty, would hlye made ii n1,Ior-
ollt u tho people Ut tho Rut TINT hH iI,tult,Ird
" ~ hlR ut1.'st TO ktnp tho ltuIubc,n tMlrtv
ii'tnnt IN tho smith. ultier hfa Atmlnlstr,ltinn
tue nennrtlu> purity cat,,u iuto puwUr, gtNlltlinu
IN htin,Ah hIotHl, tMkinH tho pace IF ]uyhi nrI1
!!l,4 cnnfax tu 10 tho tutntGra Of tho coi1I.trv
Tl,ese ;t ny MN mud. up THUR minds thAt whit th6y
;al1 llnt ka!n BY lighting they wnllll 9utt, l,y
ttElaiatlon, II III nut u 1inJurity rule III thu
smltil. II " tho 1nlnorlty Win nro ii, 1ower h..
catso they hMve tho education, wcUith. and III
te'llxat,co. Ihuy hHro ntl tho nl4uAinory nf thu
Goscrf.uleht lii THUR hants."
, 1880-02-10

Tr tu H. =, t.., h, -. =.
,...t'. - :" uo hopeu u,at success awaits tho
nApesn'lo"ts - WHICH The American District
teRiup' to1lpanS afo now mnktng for
.n a"s"1h !ciIl'ollo a''1 teceraph wires unsler
R.ounu. these wires running over the tops
VI "ouaes n"'o beeolhe an eyesore and
.'"'s"nes' 'asS a'so interfere Will tho light
..ns, ~ a!a, "'a'''sa tno sense OF security
~, vsen IL lucy W Hot ac'aaliy threaten danger.
liz iMm '""naRefs o1 the District Telegraph
uH''ese t.'eS nave discovered process
"n wte.sps teo wires can ho lail I'll s1nh!E pipes
m'le'' WIN para1'i'le so rs to !ts'1ro protec-
,ioh asalhss change IN temperature atnl tho
s''a nsn.'.k i'onl ulo a,f' a nnal test Is to 10
na"tle III ono OF tic alleys running frum In
, 1880-02-10

A riInrLLlSa Incident occurred 4 fortnIsl,t
ago on tho Western HALLWAY In Ftnncc. A t,as-
sengcf tr4tn had Just loft tho sutton 1T No{ntot,
whom tho lour Of II thfrl-olass carrIaye which
had not bcen properly uloscd tlow open, nul II
child Ut yrars who wns leaning agaluBt # fell
nut on tn tho line. Tho 1nothor strlokctt In dc.
spalr, and tried to jump out utter her child, bit
VIVA prevented by tho other passongors, WIN had
TO hold her down. Aftor a<,no mnutcs' shout.
Ing antl signallng tho attention Of tho g,larl was
hroused. md tho trnin WIZ stopped. Tho uoor
woman alIshfctl, and, followed by tho gastl, run
tn search Ut hor child, whom ste expected to
una dcat' nut tho poor little thing was ut,hurt
standing crying 0n an embankmont.
, 1880-02-10

.,.'. "a t .ist1uen w, " '""f'l'ng paper OF tl'ls
vi, .o....,!>,.'. aa','n n"S.'',s.oh ,'' sass:
pcot,1, VIM hn ro fo,, p"r,,tl,.. -, 1is ~ "ss ~
at CbIcago during tho ncp,1l,lcan Nntion"l cons
vcntaon nf cxtNrt!onnto cburyes ,uat,e uy hutel.
Keepers. For instance, ottu gentleman who hus
written lor s1naIl pnrlor and bedroom ut one Of
,sn' nv pcsa' hn.a y. "'ss M way .tioF'nc' that he
nork md nskci thc WIN. s a. ~, .a ~ saa I ".o
whoh thoy nscd such vxortitnn, t, .lco,on,. mpp,l
Their rep]y wiz Tint rta,n,e w,i, In ohn ,,,ot r,
, 1880-02-10

| ftfrS al VI In
Ihe rrcot ENJOY
n,tnrto, fro,, t," .r,',a. v'.".E VIZ ''elr III"
M, IL, ,,,,s ~ 49," o '",". VI NUTS "'as
II od,,tta sa,,, ,,,n.,-,.' - "'"tl''s1".eS
no,u,,o1 tnx ,,.,,t,.. it, ~" y. ""e.' vi Nv "
cr,,al,od "ra,r ~, , .nnaa 's.a'ss .,'a.. ".e
nnv ~, n,n",, ~ .,,a sa.u .'oy n':.," ,,"to :"
nse ont,,ta T., tho,. ,ua, Nv ,w,, "'l''
,nnfnrto,u ,r ortt,,as 49, ."o ."m
~ mnn,,fnotnro orn laval s,a ~ 'ta''s'' ~"
1rtorcut ~ +ro far,,,,,, ,.'.r.s.' H.. - u" .'o
,nya nm ami, INV OT ,,f,ot a,nt, ts I, - ,' ".u
lila mu,,,,foo,,,ro tr,tnn,,., ,.,,n,, ~, !" "s'o
terio, o,,ta,,n in,,, H., ''t' :. '.,
tect,4l to llkn tnxatIon9 80 saw
f,,rt,,, ~ s.a.s" a..
our tnti5r ias hcnr H. o,,ara,,,", f,o,,arnso
has frnn, tfma N linn ho., ,,,,,,,~,,,,,aa h.,
thnsmantfnct,,rnroo ~ ,,.nn,,,, m.,..,s a,,,.., ~
uooda. vloaaworn on,, n,,or =. s ro,,,,s,a w'r ~
rr,l,,cc thn ,oxog ~, ~, ,n,,, a..,a
lnr tnto thar ,,,a,rosa :, ,,o'"",,a, ~
f,onercss ao,,c vonr ~ ~, t,.o r,"',,",, % ,,",, ~
focsurnra onvo a ltat ~ T,., fo,s - ...,a,". .
cmntoyrtt hv Than Iv In ,'o,,,,sao.,,.a -,
r1nth m w,,tot, t,,o, ,,.ra ,,no,.,.. .a.,., =.
They asked lin rc,,,,vn1 ~ t,,,s Inv as :"
means of cnoh,,ne thn", ~, ,o,,,'.n ,,,,,'
their forc,pn rivals .rhi. iis, ,xos ,,,na, % ,,,'
mainly nf a,cl, nrticica M sodn.osi, ci,ro,,,t.,
of notnsh nlnr iva s,,,,s ,.t,r,',, s,,,,,'a
ond n vnrt.ty ~ oi,or,,s,,ts r., t 49," as'
liant the snn,n c,oua ~ nr,to,oe or,, ,,sn.' .,.,
nre ,u,ltsnoreoi,,, r., tho ,,,o,,,rna.us. "'"r ~
x,n.. ..,.I -. :" '''n ,r, """''"'"s'"." ~
, 1880-02-10

a1e1cr's rstllnatrs wcre only limited by the
Inv which fnrhf,1A tic levy Of tayes for
municipal purposes IN exccss OF J per cent
OIL tlle valuation Of hxnbc proparty. II tic
legal limitation waro per cent, tho Socialist
estimates would ,bo double what they nro
NOW. 80,
This single Illustration of thu Sociallat!c
Influence IN LEGAL politics stoul. be sufficient
to warn tho faxpayera Of tho necessity for
putting ellaek ulso1, The ambition of Il fac-
tion TINT denies individual rights III property.
at tho hest. the extrnvnEait AMI destructive
element In local politics II dangerous III tho
Influence 1t cxerts OVER the regular pnrttes;
bnt It becomes scrtous MENACE In separate
nra vigorous organization, TINT has already
secured representation in three wnrtls ailtl
seeks mn enlargement OF its power. When
tic right Of 1ncnl government was conferred
Upon tho City Of Washington. thu irrpsponst-
bio classGs asserted themselves to ttegrro
that threatened tho prapHrty-DwI1ers with
conilscatior, md Il became necessary far
Congress to bring local aigaIrs ngaln un.lcr
tho direct administration OF tho General
Government Il, order to stay tho
reckless oxtravngancc, corruption, nnu
wastcfulness nf local clique. No such
summary remedy il posslblo III other cities,
nor IL thrrc much hope TINT propcrty-repre-
scntatlon III Municipal Councils ean he He-
cured as 1nng us sllcl, change slall require
tho consent Of the s9nssrs. Hence tic PRO-
tectlonof tlae property interests from wnsteful
appropriations and excessive tnx-1nvics it,
reiltts upon tho yfgitance of tho property
owl'ers III their owl, bel,alf, md tho elInf~
nation from the city Legislature, rs far ns
possible, Ut NIL ancn who my no tnxes, Or
who represent Il constituency which Inns no
respect fur individual property mil naturally
fnyors that kind Ut redistribution which re-
Suits from llcayy taxntlon and liberal en-
pelltlLtilrcs
, 1880-02-10
A WASHINGTON dispatch to tho Cincinnati

a WASHINGTON dispatch to tho Cincinnati
enquirer Hlvos enrrenoy to rumor of serious
alftorencca notwcen the President anl scerctary
Esarts rolhtiro tn tho position tho American
Government sho,ll.l assllnlp IN tho I'unnm,
Catnl question. "Tlo President tales uuost nd
vnneotl Krot,nd,' anys this tltspntch "on main
tnintnH american cnutrol III TINT quarter" mud
1t IL at'ictl that Mr. Esarts may loayo tho Cab
tnot on account of tho alleged differences Thorn
10 probably moro or less cxaggernt1on in thIa
etHtcment of tho case, but 1t hus bccn limited },e-
foro this thnt Secretary Eyarts has exceeded tho
a'lthorlfyof hs posittos1 IN solnoof s ocial cor
rcHpondnhce with foreign Governments an I'm
canal project. az tho subject is likely to lend 10
animated discussion In Congress, It ,nay be- OK.
rcctctl that tho 0tlle!nt correspondence will be
tnndo public, md TINT tho stat,Is Ut tho Atlmtnts
frnttoa will bo explicitly defined within a short
time.
, 1880-02-10

hilIty for disonorable, dishonest, and tllc-
gul transaction, which should forever bar #
aut FROM nrlt'tratI.H with any other Power,
If 1t Invites retallntory measures ,lt,on tl,c
part of this Government, R,nl destroys Rny
future confidence In Tie i,oncsty of t!u Cam
d'all and English authorities, they lave
only themselves tO i,1nn,n.
, 1880-02-10

Two MEN we1o so unfortunate yesterday,
near Bsndtord, Pa, US to upset g sleigh in
which they were transporting 100 pounds of
nit1o-glycerlne put up In ten-quart cal,s.
The material coming violently In contact
With the frozen ground exploded with awful
effect, ono Of the men being torn to strcds.
while the Other, who had fallen to tho grouni
M Instant before the explosion occurred,
Miracuiously escaped similar fate, thougi,
Ills Injuries arc believed To be fatal.
, 1880-02-10

THE Montgomery (A1n.) Atrcrstycr f,,,,-
thinks tho proceedings NJ Tho 1Iarrf.lm,,n.tnIat
veht[on ,'1nlAtaknhy point to t3rant.s na'. ."a'
tlon Ut chclgn md tint krtut nptsr,,,n'sna 'p'aa'
tho pctnocrnuy snpprnnchtn9, M, nn,mr,",' !,t'
7" lrsc'io tho Republic fron the ,prlls i'm,
round IT," '"It Eur
, 1880-02-10

FHoM New York dispatch 1t appears tl,at
the Rev. Frederick Courtney, Assistant
Rector OF St. Thnsltns' Church in that city.
llas aeccpte.l tho ca1l to the Isoctorship Of st,
James'. the leading Protestant Episcopal
Church of Chicago,
, 1880-02-10

a sNA1L retail trader In groceries an, H.,
Rotnls In an inferior villnRp nf JIltnots snr. ~.
hc sold s;p,O worth of stnns III ,s, an, a,' ~,
lrcsett all hit SIS Of the whole amount. Th,,
complimentary Item 10 print ubout onv H.
entity. w! ~
, 1880-02-10

AN organization was yesterday perfected
in this city, called tlle Southern lsefagces'
Relief Association, having for Its object the
collection asld forwarding Of funds for tho
relief Of the coIored people who l,ayu nj.
really or mny hereafter come 10 tic Nerth.,
, 1880-02-10

THREE despcradoes, belonging to a gang Of
Tcxas cowboys who killed tic Town Mar
shal Of Las Vegas. N. NJ, OH the :ad Ut Inst
,nonth, were OIL Saturday night taken from
jail and executed by lynch Iaw, onu Of them
being hanged and the other two shot to t1aatll.
, 1880-02-10

Foun pounds and fourteen ounces Of fine
white powder was NIL that was left of the re-
mains OF Hiss Dolly Hartman after passing
through the crenlatory process at Dr. 1.o
Moyno's furnace in Washington, pa 1t Is
said to have been the most successful crei,la-
ton yet accomplished,
, 1880-02-10

expression Of confidence In the ofllcera. Tho
non-cxnerts have 1t tcast tho RECOURSE Of
leaving tho Union which haa treated them 80
slinllhiy, and thus III some measure profit BY
their bitter experience.
, 1880-02-10

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established brnnch
ocos for the receipt Of subscriptions md
n1enta A follows;
NEW YO1tK-i,oom . Tribune Building. ;. 7. SIC.
tApnEX, Manager.
PARIS, Frnneo-Np. Iluo do IL Qrnugc. .I]nteIer
II. MAHtxI1 Agent.
LONDON. EnK.-Arur!rAn Exchange. w Strand.
HENRY +. G1rLtG, AHont.
WAaf1lhdTUS. II. C.-l3t0 r street.
, 1880-02-10

uR. uEI1IAlD Ro1tIFs, thu eminent Afri-
can trayuler. haa returned to Ilofl,n from, hin
8ast unsuccessful Mttonpt 10 ponetrtlto Into thu
centre Ut tho Dark Continent 4 correspondent
"f the Gn'e says that DR., 1lollfs made decided
l'ltHtuko In Aasttully asserting beforehand that
lo would surpass Btanloy and Casncroa's brilliant
achievements.
, 1880-02-10

Ex-St:cRETAt.y l,on1H died n pcarcfn, a.,
pn1IIlcss tlcuth. Ire suffered fran , ,'", ,. afa
TINT co,tli bo checked 1T WIS sny ,,,-,e aSase
wasting away fronl iaek TT vitality. III, ,u.
quiet words wce addrossod to bis wife VII, ~. =.
bpSIIp him ~' ~" III
, 1880-02-10

TIE Virginia Republicans llntl thc,, u..,
Convention to elect t!etrgutcs to I'm ;h,Sa n'a@
convention ut stlluntnn on tho al.t Of Anr,I q
IL understood TINT n,nJorlty of tho aa,a .n ~
tral Cotnt1lttee IA fur Sherman, ,hn,.h ua' ~
ir1c'lds Ut both urnnt aud l.Ininp clna .ae .ae
StNtp. e''a ile
, 1880-02-10

a LONDON letter written shortly bcforo
Tho recent exciting struggle bntwecn tho Tories
a1ah Liberals ut liverpool s1tys;
~! sesl'nir * being nile to give you m atlc-
aMAtg tlca q tho ilnp"rtnt.co nt thu IiYnrpM,l
slttf!on. Ono nf tic tatHt ilturrstil,E Syrr
f"!Hht, snyH tho Spectator, and tho Stxe{1tnr IL
rtght: but " IL lnorp ttian tfat, it rrnliy
tlt'!liitnttS tue r"ltlrMl sltuntton, p1,l ID Gr
with tho fatH Hf twtI MntatrleH Ia,ntjpu wifi ID
lIrxely represented ut thu Becnntl city in Ei,-
E!an,l trotn thla dny nltil Fs!tlay, wAoi. iiio
!.nntbn. Thu SUMMONS lIna Rol,u forth, Tho
,SaI ,,eSadI!ng Jn,r,.als of llyer!m6l ,Iru a,tng tH
y, tho work. Dst!nt ~ I.ivtrr0s,l ii from tho
!nbtrnpo!ls We trcl, ~ 1t wore, tho ylbrntiotl of
!h0 !nIr!ta th"t hre III nrerntinn therB, We srfir
tho bnttle ntar OE. NEtc. when yii,l receIyo tin
.ttws &c thu result by cahlr tiul u; tho lat ctcc-
t!nh inc feallt W.ls ~ fOllnWY: I4trl Snniipn
,tG.dsanrynttyul. s0sica': and Mr.. Willlum Hath.
bono tllloFalA 1900; ninlortty, 1,Ea.'
NorR-This ls tho result Ut tho struggle IL re-.
ported by cublo laat Saturday ,uur,linx, Tho
vote wt.s: For Lord llun.say, Llbcral, g1,Sa3:
Edward Whitley. Conservative. ~, lou; Wh,ttuy's
tna1ority. e:.:l. Tho $500 4" llo,ue, ttulo" Irsl,
v0tcs at Liverpool were cast noarly BolId fur tho
1dhcsnl canddnte, which shows tllat tho grent
hulk of tho English un1 Scotrh voted tor tho
Tory cusltlltlAtu,
, 1880-02-10

Fon tic more effective promotion Of tho
Democratic policy Of making election frautls
safe and easy, Mr.. Wallace. Of Pennsylvania,
las introduced in tho Sonata a bill to pro-
hibtt the arrest Of election officers Oil election
Il