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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
The Trouble IN Ireland.

London, 27.-At meeting of borough
Magistrates Of Limerick, it was decided
that 100 additional police be drafted for
service In the town on the occasion OF
Parnell's reception on November LIST Il
was also decided that liquor saloon:
should be closed on that day.
Dublin, 27.-Between TemplemoTe
and Thurles signal flashes, on the most
improved military system, are carried
nightly on ana answered by flashes from
various points en- the hills. There ap-
pears to be quite system of com MUM
cation by such signals and flashes, which
is generally considered ominous Of mis-.
chief
At a meeting of the Dublin diocesun
synod, e resolution was passed urging
government TO take measures to protec
their Protestant ceuntrymen. A copy o
the resolution was forwarded to Mr.
Gladstone
The workhouse at Bantry il being pre-
pared !ot company of soldiers.
The home role confederation Of Great
Britain and representatives Of rsdica
clubs in London have passed q resolu
lion cordemning the prosecution of Irisl
sgitators.
London, 2S.-There is great excite
ment in Dublin. It is stated on root
authority that warrant has been issue
for further arrests Of members Of tn
Land League.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
SUPERVISORS DUTIES.
TheE Are to be Passed UpoH
by q u. 3. Judge.

Chicago, 2S.-The case of United
States Supervisor Fred. Geister, arrested
81 the place of repatriation, yesterday, by
a city policeman, was before Judge
Drummond, in the United States circuit
court, this morning. Judge D.ummond
reserved his deciiion as to the fact
whether the supervisor was in charge of
bis duty when arrested, until next S.tur-
day, when the case will be fully argued
before him. He laid down the law in
the general subject involved however, and
then released Geister without bail. He
held that the United States laws appoint
ing snd regulating the action Of super
visors at an election for representatives
in Congress are IN full force and binding
upon all state and city officials, no mat
ter whether such election be held under
the state lsws or not; that supervisor in
the discharge Of his duty under these
laws cannot be interfered with By any
state or city officer, and that if g super
visor should be so arrested while in The
performance OF his duty, under thest
laws, t5ea the general courts bad the
rightto Inquire into the facts and to pas!
| judgment upon them. Much interes
is manifested in this deoi. ion. IS il Is con.
sidered q test, which will determine tn
status Of supervisors II the coming cleo
| ton here Drummond Is one Of tn,
| ablest jurists IN the country, and his de
dision is highly gratifying to republicans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
che Prohibition Fraud.

Chicago, 2S.-TTi6une's Augusta, Me-:
Nesl Dow, being interviewed, to-day,
declared that be intended to vote for
Garfield, fully realizing that one Of the
two leading candidates for the presidency
must be chosen. He says he was never
a more atslwart republican than now.
That to put prohibition ticket into the
field would simply aid Hancock, whose
election he would regard as an over
whelming disaster to the business pros
psrity now everywhere developing
throughout the country, In the opinisn
of General Dow, every republican in the
state who felt dissatisfied in any degree
with Governor Davis, will support Gar
field, working and voting for him. He
judges that the vote for the prohibitory
presidential electors in Maine, in this
election, would be only 10 aid the enc
mics of prohibition. 1t would really, in
bis judgment, be disIoyalty to prohibit
tionists to run ticket fo- the benefit of
Hancock or the solid south democrats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
Residences lifted up for Gas, Hot and
Cold Water. Baths, Sinks, Wster
Closets, Wash Basins, ETC., in
the most approved manner.
specialization given TO IObbing

Leave Orders with J z Evans, Herald Office
Midgley's Paint Shop, or at Residence, Third
East bet Sd and 4th South. iy4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
RIhcIm,s Sneech.

Berlin, 2s.-The Bmperor's .peech
read at the opening ofthe landtsg to-day,
expresses thanks for the popular mani
festa!ion of loyalty at Cologne, on the &C.
cssi9n of celebration of the completion
OF the cathedral. The estimates for Isl
promi-e a surplus which will render IL, =
600, coo marks available for the remission
of Prussisn taxation. The transfer of
private railways to the state has benefited
these finances snd traffic. The lsndtsg
will be called upon to cooperate in car
rying out economic reforms for the whole
empire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
Connecticut 10 be Carried.

Chicago, 28.-Hartford special: Facts
asce'tained to-day indicate that Barnum
is preparing to make every etfsrt to carry
Connecticut. The democratic state CEN
trail committee at New haven, on
Saturday last, received from him SIS, 900
in the form of 3 certificate of deposit,
which was placed in enc of the New
Haven banks. Ex-Governor James Z.
English, democratic candidate for
governor, matches this contribution with
his own check for $4,000. Republicans
claim this effort indicates that Barnum
feels certain as to other states; that h
regards it as practically necessary that
Connecticut's six electoral votes shall be
secured. Another and quite as reasonable
8 theory, is that he is seeking to grind his
own axe, even if the national ticket
suffers, by making a great effort to carry
the Legislature, so as to secure his
election to the senate, which has long
been his ambition. PROFESSIONALLY the
throwing Of such a sum as $4,000 into a
small snd close state, on the very eve of
election, cannot fail to have some effect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
The Tennessee OuarreI.

Chicago, 27.-Times' Memphis: A re-
volution is in progress in Tennessee which
promises to startle the country, and n az
change the complexion Of the United
States Senate. The division Of the dem
ocracy on the state debt insures the cleo
ton Of Hawkins, republican candidate
for governor. There IS -lso g secret IN
Outstanding that John II. Savage, repu-
dlator, By an alliance with republican
legislators, will be sent to the Senate to
act with the Garfield administration.
Tennessee will give her electors to Han
cock by 10000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
The BernlarOt.

New York, 2S.-Bernhardt drove to
Central Park this afternoon. After Wis
iting Booths Theatre, she said to q re,
porter, There was a performance going
on this afternoon, but 1 saw enough OF
the theatre to learn what an admirably
arranged plsce of amusement it is. Every
appointment is perfect. Then we drove
to your beautiful park. 1t seemed to me
so much larger than the Bots. How
lovely the trees are, with their dying
leaves. 1t gives one a sad and sombre
impression, but love autumn
what do you think of New York?'
inquired the reporter. ''Why, it is
superb. Il is another Paris. Such fine
hulldingsw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
Fires.

Chicago, 2S.-JouTnap Peoria, Ills:
At 80 this morning the lum Der yard OF
j. 4. Rogers s. Co. burned Loss, $780,
QUO; insured for $4,000. Undoubtedly
incendisry.
Lynn, Mass, 2S,-This morning the
large steam mill of James n. Buffin, new
engine house of Allen s. Boyden's paper
box factory, Newhall's railroad house,
and Marshalls woodwork buildings were
burned. Loss over 100000; small in
sursnce.
Later.-It is now estimated that the
loss is Sl45 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
Wheat, 60 q 75c. > busheli
Barley (seedJ SIPS p cwt; Oats, Sl-75
? cwt.
FL0UR-XXX Cold) S2.35 q S2.45i
xxx toldl 81. 60 q 2.75 p cwt.
SHELLED CORN-Sl.25@ LBS cWt'
BRAN-sl 90; Shorts, S1.10 p cwt.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 1S(92Oc y D.
HIDES-Prime Flint, 10c@14c y fo'
Following are the latest quotations
Il -four, grain, wool, etc., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-superfne,s SO 5o94 co. Bakers
Extra, IS 90 ass 121: Family Extras,
R5 I23; WallA WallG, extra, 81 so q 81 10
Sbbl.
WHEAT-No. l, 81 373@ l 90; No
2, 81 3O@I IS ? ctl.
BAKLEY-Feed, rs @ SOC. for Coast
.Rd75c @ Soc FOR Bay Brewing, 80 g 50
cwt.
0ATs-QuOtAbIe sts1 $50 81 4OP ctl.
IT Feed.
DORM -Quotable at 81 OBJ for Large
Yellow; 81 023 for Small, and 81 o5 Tor
White, p ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l9I @ 2Oc,; Dry Hips, 49, g 2Oei
Green Sailed, hesvy steers, over 55lbs, |
lO!c; do, under 55 lbs, 1oc; Kips, loc;
Calf-skins, 10 q lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
After The Tnlisna.

San Antonio. 28.-General Grierson
telegraphs from Fort Quiltmsn that
between forty and fifty Indians from
Mescatavs Apache agency, New Mexico
got as far south into Texas as Sierra
Diable, evidently with the intention of
asst ting or joining Victorio, but were
headed off ADD turned back by troops
from Eagle Springs and around Guada-
lupe mountains. Troops are pursuing
the Indians through Sacramento
mountains. Cavalry along the Rio
Grsnde is actively scouting and
watching for warriors of Victorio's band
not killed by General Terras.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
TIE Episcopal Convention.

New York, 2S.-The Times, on the
adjournment OF the Episcopal general
convention: It may be doubted whether
any previous convention OF representa-
tives Of the Episcopal fsmily has done
more to adjust the working forces OF this
religious body to the times in which We
live than the one which concluded its
session last evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC
Defending JEFF DavIs.

Louisville, PA friend Of JEFF Davis
writes to the editor of the Corrier-Jour
nal, denying thst he ever uttered senti-
ments Of disloyalty and vindictiveness,
such as were recently attributed 10 him
by 9 writer to paper in Malice, and
somewhat widely repubiish d.
, 1880-08-26

HPfttat UApAlsh 10 IHa EHteaao I91ohHes
W..TElsrowx, Wis, Aug. A.-Tho Demo.
crutlc Congressional Convention for this ttfia
SecotItl) district Is ealletl tu ncot In this city
on Wednesday, Sept. -. Two delegates
from each Assembly district and two from
each Senatorial district Is the hasis of rup-
resulltatlU, it tho Convention. Thu district
l,as never yet BEEN cnrrle.. by the Democrats
III u Congressional light. aIHl II Ii safe to ss-
sillns thut Republican, ascetldellcy Will bo
xiIl maintained III tho contcst for Congrcss-
inn, III November. III 1871 tho Democrats
wers1 Within ~ votes 9f electlng their
lie iias. L. i. il caswsIi. hat ti!s ye'r tlsy
eanio thy ics!rest ti1ey ever lnyout gaining thu
prfze. Thu l'rs& contest t!loy Ean Uyur oxiMct
IN wage ti,uy nla.lu IN ls7t', When they n0aIl.
!s ?sS iut 1st ST. ystx eisa'e as!s a
Him BY 375. Two years aKt, Alr. Caswell hut!
c!elr nlnj0rl.y oyer Ills tireenhaek .alwl
nomocrat!c foMpe!ttoys Ut sonIu 7o0. From
tl ihsss stSst iSfss II xsr, i safS e, tb, f. qssu n,
llcans, providing n9 lnlstMkc !s massu ~
sUlcel(nE caiNltllnx. Tie DeMa0crH.iU
| palll tis becn 80 strdwn with tlisconruEe-
ine1Its tl.at tho Dunt,erar} tihtl II no tasy
lask u obtain stal!tartl-hearer 10 sntt their
s.l.u tAlk Iii thu district Ut nominating Col,
| ", +, Villas, Ut l}A,!e, known As tho Elt'ltnht
Democratic tirant .ctumplon. bpt teport Ing l
1t tlint !e sets hts fAce uK.!nst thu llse u llia
aitiSusl,, 81 ths other haiu, t y statv.l INT
Ss Sto1Sa Il MinE Sr to Gssse tass e ff' III
Republican opponent, There Is no doubt
Gol. gllas w9Hla mike strong casltt!latS' y " ~
Heed, both ef Jefferson, urs supposed te come
within the line VI probabe cnt!tll l4ntes before
tho Convention. Thu arEumcnt III favor Vi
, 1880-08-26
NEW YORK ITEMS,

NEW Yo,.is, Aug. :5.-jutlsc Coato In tho
United Stascs Court las denied tho appltca-
tlon Ut Janics A. Whalen |" 1lle mud serve u
bill Of exceptions lA,itlc pro tune IN tho sult
as,.l,,st ton. Sheridan for tho recovery ut
damages fur tho c0,liseAttnn NJ hls property,
tic Klilela l,lnntntio!1l, Mississippi,
Immigrants landed ut Castle uarden to-day,
Cl.arlcs l.. Messrole Inns hean granted per-
mission by tho Court 10 continue tlia nct!0ll
0f Cornelius u. Mosoro!u,. w'lo 4ied lust
mouth, uEnIl,st WILLIAM II. Vanderbilt 10 rt'
..nyer Si6U,OU0 for serylGtx rendered III ket-
tiing the suits Of Mrs, l.o l'aM aliA Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
, 1880-08-26
ARMY REUNION.
Gen. Garfle1tt TIalkex Ono OF His Happy
Speeches 10 lIts Comrades of the For"
fY.xuedlltil Ohio.

tsc,,. Garfield aIalkex Ono Of His Happy
Speeches to lIts Comrades of the Fore
ty-.ccunu Ohio.
CLEVELAND, u, Aug. 25.-'fl.e reunion, Of
Gen. Garilel.I's regiment, Tho Forty-sccond
Chin, WIS held to-tlay Mt Ashland. The at
tendance was large Tho weteoiuu nd.lrcss
was delivered by tito lsey. i. Persons, OF
Ashland, mn! tho RESPONSE by Gen. H. A.
Sheldon, Of In Grunge, following which,
speeches were matlo ly Gerl. Garfield, tic
Hon. q. W. Getltlcs, OF Alahsoltl, a1d Capt.
\. A1cl4urp, nl Wooster. Il resolution n'lopt-
etl says: s'Wo deem ns I'LL lot,0r The ps0nil-
,,cnce given before tho Nution to our first
Colonel. james X. Garfield, Md wu cheer
fully ntul proudly commend him us q llnn
aud s0ltur.h
Gen, Garfield! WIS elected President OF the
ReEilnullt.ll Association for tho ensuing ye,tr
THO next reunion will hH he'll ut Gnlfun tho
lust Wednesday, III August, 1881.
'lho n,llress OF teil. Garleit. rs stenn-
graplEcally reported for tho Cleveland Hcf-
tiiti, fnl10Ws:
rsLth,w-Clrrzgss: This. is II fatnl1y, ,eathor-
inE, military tnlntly; for In var u regiment IL
t"the army wfmt 4 Tninlly IL to- Wllnln elyl!-
fnrlt, fDtt.l A lntiIlury reisnlnn without Bolo
uxutolnunt and H'mc ncclent ws'4ll ho alto
anI il. ihiH l,n~natslfc! nll1!u,lca 'yu Gun i,Avu
II Entnl ,uany Ascl.lsn's l!ko that anu still krop
WIZ saIi thls Is i fa1uty reunion. MI nsson,bly
Il. tho old Forty- -sccsrl t,itary famlly, at,.l Il
u wel! fur tis i, 1neot hero; nsnutsen ycars ~"
rt'oa apnvo stairs. Your iuIl VIVA r.inK ii tlie
tnwtl. Your peapin cnllle out. The tetchcr nf
ysnr se',nla ws !.,nong tho 4 IT, nnys @ ta "f ta
together ! l!t.!u wne abuut our country mud
its ilnlMr'|e.l Jim; tho TOUGHER ot tho sell.,l
ln,ys will nlnl. :rIloy naysr. went buck inn tho
sciam'|lo,sg nHnin, hut IN tlp '!nrk sassG 2 Of NJ.
oys u ko tiki Sy @ ys ie aw. s'av Vii Ns s o GS GeSHa
tiiom from Ashland County, a,.d these su0 .,f
fury famlly md eoro these old banners that yt,it
sal s'xs sa cres tS Ss f II M Xsh ts e"r:' # f Il
VII! !. wiz riddles! " hul!c!s ~! % t9r1, 1y ny. T.
] 1IInm il ,!nywlipre. Aud tho olhof d thosu ba!l
s5s is!s,utt s pany 'ssis US u ny '9o old '2fSs fN
Of iiirntn, ,thu student con,rapy trnm , IT, ~
liz. Il Il tows s e sssrsS 's sas
With thu xlorynf tho conflict. We werp ra';t-
vi my aKaln. and We :'!!a not lot rastlsan poll
iii saser os 'G eo ' hero " to ~ u aa ID
ttis'irrcI ntuut controversies outside or our au!e
s ss the "fs as. ust IN tSts" s IL S iss s
wtere; ~! hrSl!,ers to ~ men wh. sto.l wt,l
~ sf ssr y" x * .Rf fss e, ~ r un' Whit
ynt Hu, n tat fI'rt W Sar'Ya; ~ y nn W
w. Asts A" xs!senca W i !fs Sss'.s!ss' qS
1o rss sr,eF is ir tho es wocoe ] tesrea us to-a!
l'y tls xEsat n1at.poly Of our old 1elshbors an'
tr!etlls u Astalana Cols1ty. , -.
W, i,as ,is rIahs to 10 4 llt!lo essi. and *
tfis!ye. Il duo. nut deny tho rIxat of nl!y q ntlo
fany to ~ ta 9 H. j. I'D
, 1880-08-26
colOReD EDITORS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. e5.-rlu first meeting Of
tho Of culorel editors newspapers III tho
United States for tho p,lrpose Ut organizing
II permanent Press Association, was held at
I,cck's l.nli to-day, nlrt was fn!rly attended.
Among those present were; j. ". A. Shaw,
Of the New York Stgraatst; ]. a. Scott,
Montgomery tAla.) 4ltlNlnco; II. U. Masrts,
1T. Paul lSiini..). lievfcy; The Hoy, r.. u.
Caldwell, Philadelphia Christian I!econIar;
nr. collratl, I!a,aaci!tatc itu"t!er, Nas1ly!lIe'
@Isnn' TIM i e AdS'rEs aa Y ;it A;idamS NsIt oHs
I.resx; w. IL. Stewart, <ilAerlcun Uapttxt;
II. {, Wertler, Christian Iltfcr; a1ll lAAlly
contributors 10 The colarctl press.
Tho EomnIltteu un Permanent OrEAnlzu
, 1880-08-26
CANADA.

Cost OF Govcrnmcnt-aIacdon md
Iseacuustleld-IRcAl liatnte ut Hons
trcnI.
speeta1 Dbpatth Ia Thu Chteado 7ttoune
,,,,.ss,,.,E ~" n. nolicomnu named
hoS Ie'" ME- It"',,"',,v throw.
l'lHlcllett cot'lllttcd ssllclte lo-tls'y " 't.
t1y himself It'll front Of II city passenger TIM
wnv rar. md cutting crushed 10 death. lle
III ,,",, T., ,. a.,,,,,, linn vinre for IN.
nun nst" -. ~. w., ~. ,,x'', o,,I tntea
sa'slty, hht was tnfhea o'1t caFe'' 1''a '"N>''
OIL thu fOrc0 nENlll.
sptetat Dhputeh to 1ns Chicago 7stouns
OTTAWA. tur. a5-Tle cpst Of CQyef1'
,,,a,t T., Eu,,nI, cnr t,,o f;scoi vcor 181l's0
wis Sl,70U,O moro than III INC l"Ss sca' ~. w.
tt,B reign 0f tho Mackenzie GUterrtnenE. ~
crcnse,l oxno,ultt,lro seems TO 70 l!ald III
horL viii, increased toxntfon.
''1.'' W. .'so,s ..tstcd ths
1Ho Cil''N'll"ll t'1e'h1ei iece'!t! 't' so,ra,
sio,flcnt OF lilo EtI{uburg Daily I1crteio
,insorit,"u tl,a rcyon,,1n,,t, l,ut ,yren lin and
,.i ~" ~ s,i,vs. !. 1,y,u With
i.nftl HGacoHslie1i "a !niioWs: ~ ,irrpys
liat ~ u Wns sIhlc!omt'{ s!.,i tm,i,r viii the
iinhy pfopio Mto anuse w 91'''' " nri l,e4c.
lersnhnl appearance o. 4'os oHsec,luraM
tiils1letu. Whsn OFT Jgh'! 41I.s -,.nann,faues
sIts Or aln1lAs oarellt!ltletIt u'o ~, IL vel
IL nIhost cihbuftnsalilE. or Iu'. 's,i.,oanregts
aware OF tho tretlk IT N4tnFe{ nit .hn atneu.
10 tug extent ~ clnaeiy lllltA1llii 'i liz las
!nr enl1titfe nI lofa lescti!S.;;c' i!;S;,'. ,ifnIitcr
tue Slight alvahtaEe ol the oEsstsn IIr mi iha
mug cnfl on le loroeM, tv,t , IL further
eisSif ino sA1nG; LIZ " .I,,' tniEs lie has
, 1880-08-26

Special Dspateh to The Chicago 7rtbnn"'
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Ang. 25.-Franklt1
I.aatluru tlus ,,latsc out the following list Ut
appointments which liz will as's Mr.. Porter
to at.! lin III filling: poscyvtl!c, Sept. Ii;
Sullivan. Sept. Is; Spencer, Sept u; Now
1,ort, Sept. g; Liberty, Sept n; fsnslIyllt,
Sept. Fl: Greenfield, Sept. -; Rensselaer,,
Scpt. %; Knox. Starko County, Sept. 20;
1somc City, Sept. 10: Marion, Oct. l; l!cnry-
ylllc, Oct. 1: Lebanon, Oct. t. III casp ,3lrt
1'ur.er should nut accept tho Invitation,
J.anders declares tint 1.e will challenge him
10 another serlcs 0f debates, ns tic list r1'o-
lisne,l this morning was based on Torter's
Challenge to lin. 1t Is generally believed
that I.amlcrs wishes 10 absorb 1ortcr's tlmo
III order lint tho lattcr lMny not hnye an n
lnrtniifty Of attending to those duties which
'e" sptet,t a t'fs n.n,tsh to The Chicago Tribune.
LAF.AfETrE, Ind, Aug. @"1Senainr AZ
cd by II fair audience, ]or BE-, It known tl,o
Senator In days uEnlle was III better business
fn Lafayette thai making Dplhoocratlce
speeches. fur years ago lIo Wns O.; honest
siI's ,p"n wai S %o t"|d @ tEe, s' Tit sines o as
rot t0 making Democratic speeches they tAke
Ills statements Will, II degree Of caution.
tlen. Gar,lutl was tile rel raE ut w!l'ell ttlo
an,i it lin LIFT anything unsnit it was m ovcl.
sight llancnck was la'ldetl to the skies, not
rs soldier, but NJ L. statesman. III wliom
| there WIS llu guile. 1'llo Senator sought to
ifess @ w "R9 k s fafsts lis scst ' sse.eI
meeting was sl,ort-.ivtrt and after fifty min.
Mtes' hart1 werk-for Y Is mt pleasant to
slnE tue praises Of otter, other @ Mss worthy men
W On Thursday evening, 26tl! ticn, Ten 11ar;
risoli will speak from t!!o Republican stantl
, 1880-08-26
CASUALTIES.


SrR1SaFtEL1,, ILL.,, Aug 25.-h remarkable
MID probably futnl nccfttent occurred OIL tia
rurn Ut jain Clark, near Rochester, this
county, this afternoon. Mitchell kirkpatrick,
uE Chatham. Il professional welt-diyger. WIS
experimenting tlie digging OF Il VEL! fur Mr.
Clark. At tbs depth Of thirty feet n stratum
IF rock was reached, neccssitatlng blasting.
4 blast was fired nn,l kirkpatrick descended
to sec thu effect. Ot. reaching tllp bottom 10
Immediately slgnalGl to bo 0istcd up, which
WIS promptly responded to. lle hal nearly
rcnelied Tho s;nrfaeu when lie fell fron! lho
by those ut l,ntiu, when It, wns discovered
tl!at his forehead was completely crushed III.
liz WIS brought lure Tonight, aud the trout
I'll homes Ut Ills skull relnoyetl, wien he WAS
iiope Of lis recovery. Kirkpatrick has
friends ut Covlngtol,. KY, who are sail to be
well To do.
, 1880-08-26
1IANIPTON'S SPEECH.

Special psputch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoNK, Aug. :a.J.-A special e0rrGspoll-
dent sent 10 Virginia by tho Tribune to Ill
vestigute the facts In rcgurtt to Watla llninp-
toms speech ut Stlunton, writes ttlat Mr.. Yust
and prominent Democrats Of tint city who
heard tho speech testify tlsat tho Language
OF Hampton wus correctly reported -lh tho
Tallcu Vl9Ulfs[t1,. Tho Democrats have heem
surprised and .tsg,Istesl by tho denial of tho
lnngl,age used, printed In tho Washington
Post, because they wero themselves III nccor4l
will tho snnt!nclits expressed. md dt!t. not
heo why u denial should By mMle. Wade
Hampton has written tn Mr. i0st, editor
nut W reco!iect usinx ti.s wostis HscriGetl 10
lin, and protesting Mt my rl!t1 tint tho co!l-
structton placed u!inll thDm l. Incorrect. llO
says llu never sent tho nllcguu dGnlul 10 tho
Washington Post.
, 1880-08-26
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., Aug. @5.-Ycstertlay MID
to-day the wentl,nr llRs been most oppressive
here. Thermometers Mt tho Signal Oflce
have shown II temperatures Of o icg.cach day,
willie others IN places less carelcsly exposvd
have registered much higher. The recor.ls
Of tho Sigma! Oillce slow this to be rs hut n
day rs llns been experienced hrre this sen
sou, with tho exceptiorof the tltll md, 1atll
Nf July. Although, tho excessive hcnt lias
caused mllch suffering and complaint, no
serious effects lave been reported.
, 1880-08-26

pIrrsnuNp, Ia., Aug. s5.-'rhe building
occupied by tho Evening I'c|cgraph caught
tlro this evening about O'Clock, and for n
tl,,c 1t was fe,red the entire building WIS
tloolnc.l. trhc Fire Department, however,
by extraordinary exertiotl, managed 10 colt
fine tie iInlles tt, tic rear portion, nla'l snoIl
hal them ,tu,lcr control. The prnprfclors
slate that tho tlu.nnge to tho 1,apcr cannot be,
estimated tn-nlgllt, but stnto t + s!,l.ll aiM,
thas thcy Will issl,o Tomorrow rs usllai. IlN,
loss ti,, building mud bindcry will reach s. ,6M
fully insured. The origin Ut the fire Is ull~
known.
, 1880-08-26
rflFCRApHIC NOTES.

CIxctNSAri, Aug. 2i.-Tle first balo at
now cotton from Alabama to this market
was sold ut lilo Cottun Exchange to-tlay for
1aiS col,ts u pound. It cu'nv FROM Drcatur,
Ain.
1T, I.ouIs, Mo-, AHg. a5.-1n tito drlll OF
tile divisions Ut Knights OF lythtas ut tho
Fa,r.t.rnnn.!s to-tlay, for tho mcrchants'
prizc, saN0, tho I.atayetta niylsian, Lafayette,
Ind, was tho ytctor., rha l!ltlla,,alMlls nne
Springfield, o., Divisions wNrU tho C0ulpet"
lturs u tho Lafayette Division.
, 1880-08-26

tIou rcpottctl tho following list Of officers for
the ensuing Term: President. J., .. Adams,
: 4. Hi1nw Ut Nrw York, tic ilcv. Il. ii. t'n!d-
w.il nf Philadelphia, L. I. Daxtrr md ".
j. I'ryton Of Louisville; l;ecnr'ltnE Hrere-
tar,, " Stewart; Corrnsr"tI''i!ilnIE !lIYE:,tt,t. Hrc.
Snrr,il,t. III Nfns, Il. ". MalsImll.
Tho nfllccrs wrre instAttc1, nlnl business OF
the Convention prtErGtesl.
This evening u literary md lnlistcnl enter
addresses weru delivered hy sonlr If tho
etllturs, mil music given by local tHlcnt.
, 1880-08-26

The nlarm from 1,ox 274 Mt an'clock ycstor-
tlny afternoon WIS caused by n fire on tho
roof Of small shed III tho rcnr Of n two
story building Mt No. t'0 West Harrison
street, t,wllet anlt occupied MI II bnkGry niHl
residence ly .Jnnes Wlsbart. Tie :lrc WIS
caused by tlle nyens settling fire to thu sur
rounding woodwork, DnMnagc tril!ng.