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National Republican., 1880-07-20
apo,her Indian pepredat,on Story

TOPEKA, KAN, July 10.-Goyernor St. John
received a dispatch to-day from Dodge City,
herds of cattlea and horses near Dodge, and had
attacked the hordcr, killing horse under
him. The herder hid himself under bank
and protected himself with his rifle. The
reported depredations are located on the north
side Of the Cimarron river, at about which
point tho.state scouts should now be, having
left for Eagle Tail on Sunday; therefore tho
story is not believed. The governor has sent
II. c. Dovendorf, executive clerk, to inquire
into the matter and report at once.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Amerlenn nenpers In Ronmanln.

LONDON, July 10.-The Bucharest CORE.
spondent of the Times says; AT recent trial
of selfbindng reaping machines on the
grounds of tho agricultural college here, the
following four American reapers were repre-.
sented: Walter A. Wood, the Johnson har-
vcsting machine company, Mccormick & Co.,
and Autman & Co. The Aultman machine won
the first prize, the machine of Mccormick and
Go. the second, and the machine Of Walter A.
Wood the third prize, The first prizo winner
one.fourth hours. Mr. Lee, of Bucharest, has
taken the agency Of The Aultmau machine,
and has given an order for forty OF them"
National Republican., 1880-07-20
The Ulc Contnission

Los PINos, CAL, July 1o,--At an informal
meeting yesterday Ouray Informed tho com.
mission that 100 lodges of White River Utcs
were on their way, aud would arrive here
on Tuesday night. Accordingly, at tho re.
quest OF Ouray and the Uncompaghre Utes,
tho first grand council appointed for Mon.
day was postponed until Wednesday. Colonel
Moneypenny, president OF the commission, is
quite hopeful that all matters will be ami.
cably adjusted. General Mckenzie and the
greater part of his cavalry command broke
camp on the Uncompaghre river yesterday aud
left for Grand river.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
SPORTING RECORD.
Ye,tordn,,s Rnors nj saratoga.

SARATOGA, Jnly l9.-First iaco--Charlie
Ross took the lead at tho start, but soon gave
way TO Boswell, who set slow pace with
Clarissima, running under a pull last, Posi-
tions remained unchanged until the lower
turn, when Clnrissima began racing and soon
took tho lead, winning easily by two lengths,
with Boswell second and Charlie Ross poor
third.
Second raco-It was n very one-sidcd race,
for, although jim Beck led noarly mile aud
q half, IL WAS plain 10 tho spectators that For.
tuna was running under pull which fact
was verified when tho homo stretch was
reached, and she went TO the front with rush
and won very easily, with Jim Beck second,
ton lengths before Omega, who seemed TO
tire badly IN the run homo.
Third race-Owing 10 the large field con.
siderable difficulty Was experienced Ia getting
them OF Finally tho nag foil with Sioux
getting the bost start, followed by Charley
Ross aud tho others almost In a bunch. On
tho run In tho ehUtc Sioux was still In tho
lead bu. rounding into tho back stretch a
cloud Of dust shut out tho view of tho racers.
aud II was not until near tho home stretch that
thoy Gould bo distinguished; then Sioux led,
with Dan Sparkling and Anna Augusta nearly
abreast. On tho run homo Anna Augusta
canght Sioux at the betting quarters
ana won Dy ndll n ltnglli sioux htCOnd ana
Dan Sparkling third. Knight Tcmplar, who was
a favorte, got a bad start and was unable TO
get through the field until IN the home stretch,
where lie ran very fast but could only get
fourth place.
Fourth rAce-Fmnk Short was first away,
but soon took second place TO Fhustna, who
seemed at ono tino 10 DO running right away
from the Others but shn tired aftor going u
mile, when Disturbance took up the running,
beat Frank Short for second place and soou
passed FRuslina. Frank Short also passed
FaustnA, but could not reach Disturbance,
who won by three longths, Frank Short
second, Fausiina third and Captain franklin,
who had made poor figure Ia the race, bad
fourth.
Trotting nt Mystic Park.
BosroN July l0.--This was tho third day
Of the meeting at Mystic Park. Tho first
race, for 1884 class, was won by Dau Wood,
Jennie second aud Alambriuo Dudley third.
Best time, 2.30l. The second event, for 2.27
class was won by 81. Helena (lonDorly Cyu.
thiana), Eye second aud Bill Isl third, Best
time 2:25
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Trottinr nj NIysiic Park.
ACCIDENT Br yIREWORKs.
cornelr. I,eioIoIng. ssrIon.iy Marrsd

ITHACA, N, Y, July l0,-Durng tho recop.
ton to tho Cornell GROW here tonight a sky.
rocket miscarrod aud was discharged into a
stage containing the committee and n quantity
Of fireworks, A terrible explosion followed
Two men leaping from tho burning vehicle
were seriously injured, viz; H.. +. Hibbard OF
the Savings bank, who had a leg broken, aud
f. NJ. Hover a telegraph operator Who was la.
formally injured,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
THE MARY Trout CASE.
six Men Now Under Arrest, Charged with I
Outrage,

six Men Now Under Arrest, Charged with the
Outrage,
Six young mon are now in custody on sus-
picion of being among the ten men who com
lrittcd tho brutal outrage upon Mary Trout,
tho Boston girl, in tho Smithsonian grounds
"a few weeks ago. The last one arrested was
young man named Samuel Hawkshaw. lie
was spprohended IN Baltimore and brought to
this city by Detective Acton last evening
Hawkshaw appears TO be from better class
than the others in custody, aud is
very respectfully connected. The young
woman is SIN IN Columbia hospital
and has not been able to SEQ tho men lutoly
put under arrest, so ii is not certain that she
can identity them. In fact, tho only person so
far positively identified by her is tho young
man Frank lluch, tho FIRST one arrested. She
charges him with being tho man who deGOycd
her from tho depot IL Is expected that she
viii be able to 30 to thc.polce court tomorrow
when tho cases against Rocca, Bush, Haldy
aud Hawkshaw viii be called,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
snrnrn rnrtl,nnnke I'M Mnnlln.

CAFE BoLINAs, near MANILA, July 10
There was violent earthquake at Manila
yesterday. The governors residence and
many other houses arc reported to have boon
destroye ed, but this report Is as yet uneon-
frmed A slight shock was felt here ON the
18th instant,
MADRID, July 19.-An official telegram
states that the earthquake ut Manila de-
stroycd several government buildings aud
other houses, Some natives were killed,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Only Fight Between Crows and Sioux.

CHEYENNE, WY r., July 19.-Tho report of
an engagement between two companies of the
Seventh cavalry and hostile Sioux is not be.
lieved by the military authorities. Tho ru.
mors must have arisen from the fact that n
Crow hunting party recently encountered
band OF Sioux 100 miles northwest of Fort
Sarpy, the latter being victorious. Two
companies Of tho Seventh cavalry are out
hunting for the summer, and hence the con-
Meetion Of tho troops with Tho reported nght.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
THE BANKERS,
Preparations for Their Annual Meeting at
Saratoga in August.

Preparations for Their Annual Meeting at
Saratoga in August.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N, Y, July 10.-The
arrangements for tho annual convention Of
tho American Bankers association are now
complete. Secretary Sherman has promised
to address the convention upon resumption
and rerunding. The meetings are 10 be held
in the town hall, Saratoga Springs, August H.
10 aud 10, and large and influential repre-.
sentation of the banks in all tho states il
promised. The Hon. Alexander Mitchell of
Milwaukee, president of tho association. will
give n historical sketch of western banking.
Addresses on financial and monetary quos.
tions arc expected from Hon, Theodore NJ.
Pomoroy, George $, Coe, General EchOls aud
many other prominent bankers. Among tho
special topics announced are the silver question,
the banking and industrial development of
tho last year, iIs causes aud prospective rO.
suits, tho prevention ofpanics the mischief Of
ill.drected taxation, the clearinghouse sys'
tsms ri home and abroad, and the financial
conditions which promote banking stability,
commercial progress aud industrial prosperity,
Moro than 1000 invitations have been issued
to banks aud bankers at home and abroad,
and great number Of replies have been ro'
oeived, aud tho proceedings of the convention
are TO be printed aud widely distributed in
Europe as well as in the United States.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
THE RICHMOND PosrOFFicR
Postmaster Forbes Defalcations To no Mad q
Good by Hts sareitss.

RICHMOND, VA, July lO,-Ths surotes Of
Postmaster Forbes have obligated themselves
to make good the dolcieney la his accounts
by noon on Thursday, sud II that shall DO
done no steps toward a criminal prosecution
will he takon. The postoiico Is now virtually
in charge of Assi1tant-postmasier Holiday
whose accounts wero by tho p1siollco iu,
spectors found 10 ha strictly correct Colonel
holiday is ono Of the p1slmastct's b0ndsmtu.
A DISHONEST LErrrU cAHEIEn ARRESTED.
RIciMONp, July ia 1olorCi irlttrcat.
rar naucd Leroy NJ. LCe, connected with the
Richmond Postuilice, was arrested tLli morn
ing by Poit0iico Inspectors Henderson aul
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Protest of British Cattle Traders.

LONDON, July 19.-At meeting of the cat
tle-trado deputation, before it waited on Lord
Spencer, q resolution WAS adopted declaring
that the present restrictions on the importa-
tion of foreign cattle are arbitrary and uu-
necessary, and calling on the government 10
relax them so far as to allow healthy cattle,
after thorough examination, to be sont TO in
land markets for sale and immediate slaughter.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
THR NATIONAL ran.
The second Annual Exhibition To he Hell
ia October.

The Second AnnulI ENhibliIon u be Hold
ia October.
largely attended meet ing of the NniionEl
Fair association was held lnst evening in CON.
nection with the advisory board IL was do.
cidod to hold tho second annual exhibition ia
October, opouiugon the ith ard continuing two
weeks. A score Of committees 10 look after Tho
various subjects under the catalogue, arrange
premiums aud attend 20 other work Of detail
were selected. IL is proposed to soi the COM
mit,ces at work az once and TO got up Bh
exhibition that will be mr moro oxisn-
siye aud superior IN other respects 10 tho
inaugural exhibition last fall One OF tho
principal features Of tho fair OF coure, will
be tho races. Oho week will be devoted 10
running races aud the other 10 the ttotung
races The track at the fair grounds has be-
coma widely known aud Ms tempting pre-
miums will be offered beyond = doubt the
racing meetings will b. very successful,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
nAnER vNRsrs WEnER.
A Lively scrimmage Between Newspspc
Men.

Men.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jnly 19.-This alter.
noon George Babor, late editor of the State
Register, was attacked by George w. Weber,
president Of the Register company. Babor nt.
tempted To uso his revolver aud lively tussle
ensued, Finally Baber succeeded in drawing
paper-cutter from his pocket, with which no
cut Weber several times. Tho police at
tempted to separate the men, but before they
succeeded Babor accidentally cut one through
tho hand aud another through the foot. No
ono was seriously injured, though Weber re-
ceived u cut in the groin, which may prove
dangerous. Tho affair created a great sensa-
tion. Tho difficulty arose ont Of Babcrs rc-
trcmcnt from the Register npd the publlca.
ton Of remarks concerning Weber.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
WASHINGTON. d. G., TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1880

public fund shall be appropriated to the sup.
port Of soctarinn schools. This Is religious
toloration, rel gious freedom. religious liberty.
II was born In this western world. II has
contributed in no slight degree to rapid
growth OF the states. May the samo spirit
ever guido tho counsols Of this great aud pros
porous nation, w.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
The Mother OF General gl,obpleir "

ihe Mo'her Oh pehcrhi HNoDhieH hurucrro'
LONDON, July 20,-The Tines Constantine.
pie dispatch says: General Skobocll7s mother
left here OH tho 17th instant in carriage for
Tchirpan (not Foluspan) with money and
medical supplies for the hospital there. She
wus attacked when half way on the road by
armed men. Madame SkoboleiT was killed
and q servant aud steward were dangerously
wounded. Considerable money was stolen.
murdorcrs.
A later telegram reports that Russian cap.
tain named Mussof, who committed tho crime,
was captured. When arrested he shot him
self with a revolver and is not expected to ro.
cover. Tho steward and q coachman have
since died. Madame SkoboloT had been here
for somo time organizing schools and hospitals
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Mr.. Schuyler Exroctod Mt bucharest.

LONDON, July 2O.-A dispatch from Bucha-
rest to tho Times says Eugene Schuyler
The American consul'general, isexpccted there
In q few days from Rome.
NJ. ZankoiI, nephew Of tho promior, has
been appointed Bulgarian agent nt Bucharest.
Tho union of Bulgaria and Roumclia is be-
leyed to be imminent
National Republican., 1880-07-20

Shallcross for stealing registered letters from
The mails. Tho letters which had their con
tents purloncd wcro found in his possession.
Leo was examined by United States Commis.
sioner Atkins and committed to Jail in de-
fault Of 81 900 bail for his appearance at the
October term Of court.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Apistoi FIourIsl,or In Troublc.

A party Of roughs from picnic at dicsboro
boarded a SeYenth-streot ear last night, one Of
whom, named Thomas johnson, Aourished u
loaded revolver IN the iaccs of some Of the pas
songoF. Ollcer Ryan, who was on the ear,
pat an eud to the fun by arrcstng Johnson
aud locking him up at tho lrst precinct sta.
tion,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Death OF judge Jacob nnuhcrhofE.

CINcINNATI July 19.-lIon. Jacob Brinker'
hoil, aged seventy years, died nt Mansfield,
Ohio, to- day. lie WAS tho author Of the orig.
ipal draft Of tho famous Wilmot rroviso, and
was judge of the supreme conrt of Ohio from
1856 TO ISL
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Cnnsized nnn nrnwncd.

MANAnAwKES, n. j., July io.-Frtdcrick
Sewall, the seventeen .ycar.old son Of DIR. F.
r. Sowall of Brooklyn, was drowned in Great
Neck pond yesterday afternoon by tho cap
sizing OF small row boat he attempted TO sail,
III body has no. boen recovered.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
MINOR TELEGRAMS
brief items for IeadiHg st The Break
fast-Table.
Dr. Tnnncr-Ihe EEyptisn Obsiish - DIE
tinguJsbod Dsad--Tsrriiie haFth-
quake-1he Indians, tic.
nr- rann.r n.,ilnr ne.tlets.

Nrw YoRK. July l9.-Dr Tanner took two
drives to-day, but was rather restlora this
svening At 10 y. M. he weighed iJl pounds.
His pulse was at az aud respiration 10.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Cut IN tho Cheek WIN a Kulfe.

During an alteration between two men,
named George Waters aud George Farr, last
night at a grocery store corner Sixth aud II
streets southwest, the latter was badly cut
in the face with knife by his antagonist,
who succeeded in making his escape, DIS.
Leach aud FeuWigk attended tho injured
man,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
A,.r,va, a, A.. r,yp,,.n obeII.L.

NEw, York. July lO.--Ths steamer Des'
Ioul, with tho Egyptian obclisk on board, was
signallcd OF Fire Island ai p. M, and Va now
IN the lower bay. She will not come into the
nitv until 10. morrow.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
HnRNDoN, VA, July II.
Triumph Of tho Irish Compensation Bill

IfIUWph NI Ih0 IrIsh NOIhpVh8NIIoh I1III'
LONDON, July 2O.-In the house Of commons
last night tho compensation bill passed
through tho committee, all tho amendments
of tho opposition being rejected. Mr. Glad
stone during tho debate warned Mr. Parrcll
not TO continue his obstructive tactics.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
baseball.

sPRINGTiELp MASS. July l0,-Cleyelands,
4; Nationals, /. Eleven iunings.
TRoY, n, Y, July l9,-Troy Citys, la; CJi.
cagos, D,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

ScME o.; the lniep nient Republican
papers are beginning TO speak out II
mcc,in'" about the condition oi their
campai,n in "a way that makes the
orrans nervous. For instance, the Els.
ton Herald, Rep, whoops them ~ after
this iIshion:
"There are plain indications OF a lie.
cilcd shakinesS in the Republican con.
Il hence AT the West. The column Oi
s'pIain Words spoken by the Chlc1go
Tribune. reduced Ia their evident mean
iny, signify that Illinois is regarded Ia
be i'm danger. Even Ohio must he
claSsed as a d0a5ttul State in the minds
of the managers, ii there IL any occasion
for the neryoh> energy with which they
hay, reinforced their campaign IN that
State. The pretended discovery that
the Democrats are flooding the STATE
with money" and repeating the still
hunt tactics that worked 50 well IN
Maine, is bDsh, not news. There mas
b.an no lack Ut money from the first,
AMI the hunt has been loud enough 10
let every body understand that Mr. Bar.
mum proposed to give the Republicans
all they could attend to in OHIO, ,ocdrrr
Indiana. and To make a bold lash ior IL
linois The very plan of the Democratic
campaign which the New York Tr,bH"'
"~uumasked" on MONDAY, with such an
air Of having defeated the machlndrI"nS
of the enemy, was telegraphed over the
country two or three weeks ago, bv
somebody vino apparently expected the
public TO believe that he had been ill
ien in an empty barrel during n OF
he Hancock councils 81 war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

Hos. FRANK JONEs accepts the New
Hampshire nomination Tor Governor
in a letter which is strong, sensible ard
brief. He, himself II OF the largest
business men in the STATE, disposcs in q
few pregnant sentences OF the latrs'
desperate attempt OF the Republicans to
scare the business interests OF the conn-
try. The common sense of the people,
he SAYS, will not be misled by such false
alarms; but the peoples srea, desire
and great need is the restoration OF con-
iidence throughout the land, AMI the
cessation Of the attempts to keep alive
sectional hatred for party purposes, by
which the great business interests otihe
COUNTRY suffer detriment. This Is the
oninion Of a business man. n who has
a great deal at stake depending upon the
prosperity of general business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

The Democrats, as far 3 they give
their hopes voice, expect success on the
basis of GARrIELD's w~ell-known unpop-
ularity in his own State, and the Ger
nan disaiFection. The Germans nstu-
rally take TO HASCoCE. They admire
his soldierly ideas on State topics. lie
represents, in their eyes, the ideal head
of a Government not too strong, but
lust strong enough. GARFIELD finds
little or no favor with them, because he
has not the courage OF his convictions
well evidenced by his inconsistent
public course.
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THE DUTY OF fBE WEST VI
GINA DEMOCRACY,


One OF the peculiar features Of the
Democratic campaign in this State is
found in the fact that nearly all the
work, stir and enthusiasm are confined
to those counties where the Democracy
is either in the minority or has but a
small majority.
For examples, in Monongalia county,
which has shown a steady Republican
majority for some wears, the Democracy
is thoroughly aroused and intent upon
carrying the county. Col. DAN JOHN
SON informs US that at a meeting held in
the village OF Blacksville in that county,
A few days ago, there was a procession
two miles long. 30 it is in the Republic
can county OF Preston. The order OF
the day is speeches, public meetings,
pole raisings, and hard work. The
Democracy proposes to rescue both
taese counties IRON the long DONNA
ton OF the domineering and arbitrary
rule Of the Republicans.
But in Fayette county, for instance,
which has a safe Democratic majority
/ of go. the Democracy seem 20 think It
Unnecessary t o put forth any effort, and
the report is that nOne Of the political
organizations are doing anything. We
might cite other instances OF the same
kind.
But the fact which we wish to impress
upon every county in the State is, that
whether Democratic or Republican,, We
want the largest Democratic vote ever
polied, brought out in October. 1t is
not enough to simply carry the coupty,
I'm, Ne want each county to help swell
the majority in the State to i point that
will tell on the National campaign and
convince the whole country tina, the
October States show an unmistakable
drift in favor Of the Democratic party.
West Virginia has 4 duty TO perform,
! - AN October state, TO the National rs
well a. To- the State organization. We
| are Depended upon to increase our usual
Democratic majority. VI can DO 1t
ii every county will do it's duty; II
everv Democrat will come out and yOt' ;
if every man feels the importance not
only OF carrying his county, but swell
J in. the grand majority in the State.
There must he work at the polls. Es-
p~rcial!v in those sounties whcr" the
/ democratic majority Is assured, IL must
hc seen to tina, every indifferent or over
/ confident voter is brought To the polls.
II only two Democrats in ga h county
s,ay at home it will reduce our majority
in the State over a hundred votes; II
ten s,av at home, It will reduce 1t 800
votes: and If twenty, Il majority will
fall oil over l,Cnl votes.
How easy is it, therefore, Tor a little
apa,hv, a littlc lack ri work in each
county to cut down our majority, aud,
indeed, turn the State over 10 the
enemy.
There are but ten days now in which
TO prepare for the final battle. LIT
every executive committee IN every
county, and every club organ'1uion
begin az one, "a perfect the details 'oT
bringing out every voter on the day OF
election. Let West Virginia CIV" nc
uncertain sound on the 18th -; Oc'o'
bpr
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.ryr coN ~ ONO


a., The ii., PAGE OF the RKeIsrEs We
,;rea mar Of Ohio and election tables
wbicb will prove interesting at TINS
innr,nre. The election takes place IN
,b., state for members oil Congress ana
S,.,. and County officers n week from
nav, Tussiav. and the interest in the
r,snl, is rapidly on the increase not
~;,hs,,nd;ny the concession on both
~. ,b,,the State will 20 Republican.
The RrsIsrEs has taken pains to get
~.pecial dispatches this morning from
ssvsral Of the principal points in the
S,.,s giving temperate and candid
statements of the condition OF the cam
paign.
In mint of fact there IS more conf
d.rra and systematic effort on the part
oi,be Democrats in Ohio than they pub
I..v prorlaim. and there are grayer APP
,-,,hr,s,ous shared los tie Republicans
han they openly confess, There is no
,"s,ra,ism in General GARFIELD; no en-.
,bnsi,sm inspired either by his personal
"n,li,irs or his rcorI, and there will be
rxbaus,iye ,iio7;sby bo'h sides to make
ONO serve their pur".'gS Inc Demo-
.r,,. Jo not ]calcU'a:" that they nave
,hs hes, chanre to- Win the State, bu;
,hsv believe that their success is posi-
49,. and tina, 4 r. .uc;iou Of the RePub-
I'm majority to ljUcj or below that
So wonlJ be- fatal to GARFIELD. The
ponrhIi,,rs 10 not eS?ec, the 'a-sc
,,f,v 81 5000 - 1900 they
,, Gr,>r. bu' feeling the
80 o., their ,,rdtdI.e and The in
-. of the result IN Maine, they APP
",,.i,,r ~, ilc, tlJ: r." state may slip
i,om their grasp entirely withou; the
mos, cx,raorIuary 'd1r;.
Tne following, the vote OF OHIO at
every SAT, election SINE the or'in'fa'
4 ian ,fthc E,prh r,u F'r,y in 1855: