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, 1880-08-20

4'1tE Royal Belgium Elephant Expedition
into Ccntrul tfrica mot With n series OF mIt-
l,ars. hut station hns been established Ill tho
hcad OF Luke Tarannylka. Capt. Curter, who
went In from tho north coast, took
with him fuur Astnttu elephants. . Two
of them dlel on tho way, but tho other
two rcnctiof the 1ake In good cou,I.
tton. THO, elephants wero IF nreat acrylgp.
When crossing tho MEnmta- -Mkntt Desert, cut.
ryfng loaA OF twelye hnndrc.swcight each,
they Travelled consccutlycly for forty-two hours
Without food md thIety-ivo hours ,v!thnus
watct. III pnsstng through. the yltlngcs they
naturally crentcsl great wonder a,ld excitement
nmonH tho natsyos, who ot,ly know tho anu,n' In
!ts wild Btato. 1t was proposed to cstal' ii Il
station tcnr tho lal0 for cntchng tllt,,i.. md
trimming tho African elephnMt for trausrort sery-
Ice. For this purpose Mt, Sandcrsol,. tho noted
clcphnne-ta,ner, with star OF experienced e'e-
plant catchors, was to 10 from India to 2anz.
bur- Capt. Carter ind AIr. Cadcnl1oad, tho heads
OF two unsuccessful sections Of tho expedition,
went In from tho weat oonst. They wcrr ,nur-
tlered by Atprn,nbo or Sorambo, notorious ruu-
ber chief who pr0ys upon tho car.1ynns passing
between Hanzilnr md Lake Tait9nnylku. Tho
hcatls Of tho expedition aro still hopeful. They
wish to join forccs with Stanley, who Is HOW
coming up tho Coligo Valley, and in conl,cc-
tion With him establish chaln Of posls trum
OCEAN to ueenn.
, 1880-08-20


Commerce. Is. altor all, potential iii lts rev.
olut1ols Of laws and customs, no matter how
anclent tho iattor sluy be. 4 steamship bo-
longing to tho Chinese Government is now
OIL lis WAY to tho un!tGtt Suites. Tho steanl-
cr lfas beon trailing bctwcon Chinese ports
a,Ml Tho Sandwich. Islands, but. ,lectlfng gen.
cr4( rcpalrs, proposes to lake Oh cargo OF
Hawaiian merchandise fur tho United States,
asnl, u. arrival at Sun Francisco, 60 u.
tic lry-ssock and be repaired, ai.4 tl,onco
carryn cargo of American goods IL China,
al'sl ulso so many Chinese passengers Rs t,,ly
w!sl! 10 return to thclr llntiye lalHl. This Is
nle tlrst time In history tllat Chinese 4llor-
chantulai1 Las ever visited the United Statcs,
hut Il PROMISES to te tho beginning Ut u gea.
eral Cl'lMeso trade carried on Il, Chinese yes
sels,
During the tlscal year Just closed Ito Amer
lean tradu With Chlnn employed but ulayeu
American yessals, of0nly 0,eii tons, willie tho
tonnage Ut tic forrlgi, Vessels coming to tic
United States from China was eQuul 10
D,0A :rAls Was exclusive Of tho vessels
tratlLng between Hong l<ong aal4 tho United
Status. 1t ltoW appears that tho CHINESE lte
nbout to engago III this tralV themselves. but
to what exte.t or With w,lut effect as conl-
petltors ot tie carriers OF other nations H.
luatMs to he seen. Tho treaties With Chlna
do not admit foreign vessels to Tho pdrts Ut
Tint country, tho t'treaty t,Urts" being NO.
tloually distinguished FROM those OF China,
alA isneu this vessel will bo subjected to
charges both upon tonnagp aI carxu, to
ws!eEl tlh'sc Of otl,er natlol,s aro not Ilnble.
II cIlllesu merchants ays 10 engage tn tho cur
S.ts1t,I t,,.$,
, 1880-08-20

YESTERDAY what purported 10 DO \ con.
versaton cnrrsd on hy Gov. foator, ot Ohio,
md two Other Kuplibfeats, appeared In tho Csu-
cl,lnnti Enquirer anu other Democratic papers,
Gov. Eostor waa reported ns surfing tl,at tho Ito.
publloAus bud lttlc ch1lnea OF carrying Ohio In
Octollcr. Now cou,ea thu loyer,.or, and in n
letter to tho Enquirer replies to tta yarIuus
statements put Into bis mouth by tho Dels,-
oc.1atie cavesdroppcr. flo suyB III TINT hu llas
tho groatcst faith III tho nbttIty Ut tho tppul,-
lleans to curry New York BtAto this fill; ~ that
he bus noScT Expressed n doubt III 10 ltcp1lls-
flcau success In Oho f8 thut tho soldiers Ut Ohio
Are almost unit for 0cn 0nrtr; ~ thGt HeI,.
Ator Conkifnv not only deslros thu election Ut
Con. OArtield, but Will work earnestly md
heartily tor tho ticket, and that Eauater Cunt
aron would work with blu accustomed enorgy to
insure shcccss III Pennsylvania, and snn!ly that
Gen. 0artlo1a would carry every Northuru
stato, aud would hayo II minority IN soyurul
Southern etatea II falr eount could 10 bud.
, 1880-08-20

TnE lion. john Lee, Of I'emria, was NOM
inatcl for Congress yesterday BY tho Democrats
nf the Ninth District IT this State. Tito contest
between himself n1ll 5(r. lewis, Tho Republican
nominee, will bo very cloae, but tho chnnces uru
lii favor OF Lewis.
, 1880-08-20

SEcnET.A1ly SHERMAN addressed lnrgo
Republican audience ut Washington lust eyut-
lug OIL tho Issues ot tho catnpnign. lto cott-
trnatcd tho secuonaaism Of tho Doulocrntla pArty
with tho broid Natio.sA! principles aud spirit Of
tho Republican party; pointed out tho trcasnn-
nbo rccor1l Of tho neuocrslttu purity u,trlsy tho
WAr, nnd scathtnyy ruyicwcd Its t!Iutnc!ut rce-
ord, 1'ertnently ln,Intlng out that during Demo-
erutid rulo Il per celit Understanding bonds
sud 10 and Ii sor cent below par, whllo under
itep!bI!can rule pcr cent Interest," tcarlu4
botts soid at II prouliu!n Of ~ per cent. Bit.
6hgrnAlll'e ereeoh WIS well rreciycu.
, 1880-08-20

made by China With other countries. III Or
der to gnin nlnlltAi.cg to American ports, or
10 the ports Of other 1aii0llA, Clllna by
treaty 1iltlst atfMtt American and nil other
vessels to tho aatlto privileges, alld with tho
SAME freedom and llbernlity.
III tho meantime. however, tho world
moves. China Inns opened her Ratcs 10 trntle
with tho outsltlo world, a,Ml, also. Is to seuA
her merchant vessels bearing tho Chinese
ling 10 All the nations. China llns recently
created III, Embassy to Establish .llplo-
matlc rotations with tlle United Statcs, sI9atu,
atla atso rur.,. thu Clllncsr Minister l,as al-
ready established Ills Legation at Alar1d, and
IL now III New: iork. Connected with tho
Legation III t,,fs country Is Mr. Felix A[arsfl,
who holds tho position Of Secretary, and this
gentleman, gives n Now York paper liluiiy III
tercssinE particulars on tl!e general subject
OF this progressive movement III China RE-
ferring to tho circutnr announcing tho OK
pgcted arrival of tho steamer, Mr.. Marsh said:
1S sses IF IT, Eyfs nt Ss to e II ;c ~
# tT'ty t afS m ,sItS SnHr t" sy mnr "y
nftur cter Into tralq rrlnsiolls Mt will. Another
Ent III thu clreMtur1hnt Il!ny bu ut Interest To
tr,sao,ns Sn.tsss IL Gi', il s to %rswcr @ tint @
u Ylven To tho con!pinImts which ltaso bevn
maao t y fMoreKnrs M that thsy ,@yn eesn r, s'.
province through which tley tn.va transported
Foo.ls TIN ooyori,tnunt's uliswer " IT. circular
fnae to cntar NIL tho duties to tho point of sus.
ttllnfinn. Or th0 nlercl'nut tlhy tnko y tralislt
sssrv fef e hs IT, thc fs s Sce IL
no changu III Chinese c,istons since the truhty
purts ~vro opcncd to outside rotninerri'
ly Governments III hb published fnr tlo GGtIctt
Of nershnt,ts: l'nve nu .lo,.le tlat this act OF
fron restrictions, will force Chnl Into new and
s!.so re!t!tions With A,nnslvt any ErupG No
tUtibt thousands nf InctgnInts Aio1sK tt uehSe-
r,,"ra nes @ Of Cnas 1',. @ tc,s r tsa'as
iNtad thousands Of miles ur SOD -eoast viii Twill
9.,G.scaxes , Or thS!r Mo%fI igry nf,a TINT
ttoss lnticcd, @lrcady n ssos.tnshit, owned hy
Chinese 1nG.glnts @ ani IT. % 'a'Mied " Ghlt;sc ol-
In E,,n Tnsl,clsco a. arc luoklrW fnr her arrival
| t'a''y.
Speaking OF the erect OF THIS revolution Ill
Cl'incse policy. alr. Alhwh gave TIC follow
Ing interesting specnlatlons:
II tlnle y WI curry european nna Anericah
,css t,ns ,lt.rIy Icon rrIxed no fr Tint II, tho
0sysrn'asnta @ Il; eg',lnps 4 @ a,ld ba,y dscpneti
tae!Ies ai,t implements Gase Geen intW.l'ce,i,
md China Is gushing esno! that at1 not inte,
% .nS1S 1 a,' oy y 1r a Id
Eu.t 10 h!iIla ~ tipc!lti w.ls vessel lhere wgs
r!l,lor lntcly that Chillt was noont 70 epoy for
o ot appiua'ons 1t I'll tt ;i Eb!ssy. y" 0f @ corse
tho runner s,ls baseleas lint Csineso exclslye-
poiIo viii rcJsot raiirotis IL Ind tetesi"piis III.
II their nst eni,l.iry'en build thnni; thotl
tliero wiz bn no frtor @ tosslllty to tliuse Eront
In0ttcrt clv1lizals. Tho uhlcsu DISLIKE fUrIlgn
encsoachmcnt. md Il, this iesprct tho genera
aion of Chnansn now @ u! s,s!rt VII 1,nt elarxo.
Thu MbruRnlon 0l tIo Al.ccnt rtsirletIons upUt.
Chinese trItlp ts1lty reHt In tnsS 10 tie ftY
, 1880-08-20

THE British Columbia Indtans are report
ctl tn bo killing saa-otiers i,l tho Cress Sound
Crack on tho pac!!ic Coaat, aud ~ this s nut Ut
scasun, tho Alaska Indians threaten 10 uttaek
thclnlf thoy do not dcslsL Nr.uuycsneur Norris,
the Unitod States Treasury Agent ut siska, suticd
Tor Crcss Sound Creek tho llth Inst. tn pro-
pelier lifted cut With TWO n9wltzexs aud u Gut
, 1880-08-20

TIE assessed value Of the personal prop
crty OF Illinois for thIs yenr Is sl65, ,09l, no,
ngslinst $l6s ,9G3 for last your Tho assessesl
v,o Of reul estate Ia e51l, ,513 GO, nX.nBt {,S0,-
f'5,30 for lust ycar. The Assesshsont on rnltroud
property SHOWS IL considerable lcGrensc, being
&, l,6V, nyninst $t;sts, ,6U7 for lust year.
, 1880-08-20

WHILE n curious crowd wcre watclng mn
oit|cer arrest q drunken woman 1T tho coruoy OF
Worth md Mulborry strrota, Nuw York, Ycster-
day. tho irun grntiny oycr cclIar gnvo wny and
fifteen persons wcre prccIpitated 10 tue bottu1n.
Seven persons, including an officer and suuo
women, WHro seriously hurt,
, 1880-08-20

Il. Q. Mills was rann,uinatetl for Congress
yestcrsny by tho Democrats 1r tho Fourth Texas
District. ar. Mills is ono OF the aliest aud most
independent Enettihcrs of his silu Ut tito House,
md. MS tho district Is Rtranyly Democratic. Ills
pnrty will not lose bis srrviccs.
, 1880-08-20

FuL1.f 30 per cent moro grain anu pro-
Visions hns boon moved through tho Now Ynrk
State eAils atl,e6 their opon1ug this year than
fot tho corresponding period Of Inst year. This
Ia regarded as Il sign OF grcat business activity
n1li nrQSpcrity.
, 1880-08-20

OF execution That wero as bewtc}inp n. ,hu,,
wcro Giraffe. As II lnnh he wns ctlarnr,arI.'.y, 'y
by i,iany fascinating and loyible ;'L," u,,ai;,f"a
Ie wns tnll, straight. nntt ,ualcaiic H.
prese'Icc. MT extremely interesting n,,.' :"
yersatlonalist. mid was l'osscssc, ur rr,,t y"
orgy IN business nlatlrrs, M was siu,,,,, ~. IT,
Ills many scl,cncs for tho benefit Of hla ,nn
trynei,. They will lung mlss him. h,t tt,'. sha'.
will not be nlono lii their grief, Tor In haI Is =
host ut lrlcltta III this country, ami tl,o,,
aat's's OF atntrers. 1t is raro tint n unm ," ~.
ta''ls his hold upon tho stage for n f,lll l,,,
century and keeps Ills popularity eyon ,yth,
tl'e 1lcltt full or dangerous rivals. .rhIs ~ n"
Bull lid, alltt no other musician III tho wor1d
who should Happen 10 die to.norrow wonl1
laayo behind him 40 injury friends fr r'" ~
many plens"nt memories, II is iltttuv TINT
lie sl'o1lld rest among tho mountains Of Iii, his
natiyo land. where l,e first caught ti,o I In.
spir"tfon Of m,lsic nnd wlerc ho Is loyrd l ,,,,
Ills people almost as ten.erly as n no,ho,
loves her child. nnd admired "a tie prra,oe.
s'o]fnsst Norway has produced, tlIonel, NJ a
composer l'o was almost insignificant by lin
sfdo If arIcg, md Sycnlscn, and Kirtnlf. ~
, 1880-08-20

biH. ADnfAN WILSON wns unanimously
nominated for Governor by the Colorado Demo-
orntfc Convention ht fculvtllu yesterday. hut Mr.
Wilson would not accept tho empty honor. THO
Convention to.day will try to find soma onc who
1r1li
, 1880-08-20

4 co1.o1Ep prostitute Of Cheyenne, W..
T., who wns deserted hy bur lover, saturated her
clothing with ketoscue Wednesday night at,l
then spt It Tn tlro. Hho wis horribly buried,
ami now suffers the must cxcruolatlng tortures
Shp cA1luot live.
, 1880-08-20

were 10 elective IN tfl9 cRtnpntBn OF 18TH
will exert no lnncnce this year for two
rcasans-viz.: () because tho people, NJ T.
whutr, are 30 we'll satisfied with tho I,rHscNt
Administration tint they lnok Will, suspicion
upon my urctuntious effort to Improve upon
It; and {2) because tho Democrats have l,a,l
iuat enough power during tho past two
years to convince tho country tint their
PROMISE OF reform Is empty, meaning
less, ntltl lnstncure During tho past
six years tho Democrats l.nye had n
majority In ono bratlcll Of the Nnt1onnl
Legislature, a,lu during the past two years
they ltave been In supreme cnntroi Of
both Houses uf Congress anil OF all tic leg
lslalfon pertaining 10 tic General Govern.
,ncnt. Nevertheless, they cannot point 10 n
single ncnsuro urged by the Democratic
lenders or passed by q party vote
which Is in tic direction or reform
nr Improvement. II cur tariff inws
aro tiefeelyc, Tho Democrats huyo lind
1t In thotr power 10 cianga them. but l,aye
failctl to do 30. II tho Civil Service should
bs more strictly regulated by statute, tic
Democrats coIll haya brought about TINT re-
s.lt, but ilayu not done 50. TN thu contrary,
they hare exhibited uniform devotion to tic
Old sl,ols system by wholesale ret,lQvals Of
experienced officers md clerks In tho Con-
grcssional service to nlnlo room for their own
party rotaircts. THEY llayo ignored son.c Ut
tile most urgent demands tho people llave
matlo upon then, rs, for il,stancc, tho pop,l-
lar desire tllut tho Interstate rAilronls should
10 s,ibfectGl 10 Nati0ltui supervision, They
l,ayo neglected Obvious interests Ut tho tsnv-
crtiinent,- --sucl' rs II further provision for tho
, 1880-08-20

IN revenge for having been whipped BY
Mrs. 1Lilinan, of Golden, Munruo County, Ua., I,
1o-ycnr-old negro boy tnnk Mrs. lIlEtmnn's II
ycHr-otd child to II dry we'll, struck 1t with II
rock, throw It into tho well, md then pounded
tho child to leutlt.
, 1880-08-20

TuR plttsburg Fost says t!tat tlia ITO"
manufacturers Ut that city are Importing ctaa, y,
mous quantities OF roll-ore, serlp-troii. ann u'e
rails from Europe. y. Klpman e. Co.. Ut w
Superior Works. nru importing Atat9iau
blootua; Stoosload uros., Ut sharpa1ura' ata
running their works on old rails AMI scFnp-''o
flVll Europe, whvu t1ote nro lulf-anllo p'leS "
, 1880-08-20

Jo1ty HALcoMR shot ntld Instantly killed
Mtltun Cnrtcr III II Krocury sture Al CniumbIa,
Tcnn., Inst evening. Carter killed fiAltannb'B
brother some Lime nRo, and had teon Boosting
thAt hQ would kill 1fHlANtnl httlsnlf,
, 1880-08-20

JupGE JoIN CnlTclIE1s wns nominated for
Congress ycstor.lay by tho Democrats OF tho
First virglnn District. Mr. l!oalo, a Democrat,
Is tho pTu4cnt Representative.
, 1880-08-20

lsussfA demands tho opening of tho Coreau
ports at tho c.annon's mnuth. Tho st. Peters,
burg prcss says that aueh an opening wol1 l,o
Of great advantage to Russian COMMERCE, mud
wou1i anpiy compensate for tho outlay on tho
Pacific Iacct.
, 1880-08-20

THE Democrats OF tho Third Vermont
District huvo Illuminated Mr. Juh1l W. Curricr
for Congress. lIe has ,moro chauco to bv struck
by lightning than to 10 escetet.
, 1880-08-20

RonE1tT DONALDSON, II Scotch athlete,
Jumped from High l!rllxo Into l1a.tetn Riycr,
u distance of l1G-. foot, Wednesday, ovoning,
und then swan, to Il cruft nenr by.
, 1880-08-20

CoMs1uS1sTIo pamphlets have been re-
ceutly circulated In tho German nrny. Tho
military authorities are ut loss to discover who
supplied anl circulated them.
, 1880-08-20

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has estabIiAhod branch
oacex fur thu receipt of subscriptions md advertiser
ulelta a. follows: .-..-....
NEW YuHk--itoom - Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
EAl,rES, H}nntlIor
t;I.AsGuw, kcot,t.ni-Alian's American News
Agency. II lsanilead-at.
LONDON. EuR.-Anorlcnn Exchange, ~ atrand.
NESNy +. EtlLtu, AEunt,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.--11i3 + street,
, 1880-08-20

a COLOSSAL. bronze stutuo Of Robert Burns
intended 10 be ercetrl IN New York. has jlis
been completed by Sir Johu Steel, sculptor tt
tho Queen.
, 1880-08-20

MonE oil tlrc8 caused BY lightning hayo
Iruken out In tho bradford n'a) region. They
arc not 40 extensive ns tho Dnos which occurred
rccnat!y In tho samu district, anl eau be con-
triM
, 1880-08-20

Gnl:EcE. wlli!o not willing to 1nake my
concession to Turkey, loudly domnnds that
Turkey shall cciio some larritory to her,
, 1880-08-20

REunEN CARuTilEiss, q l,orAe-thfef, was
taken frnn, tho tai ut nronhnn,, Tex, Tucsdny
morning, and 1yrchcd.
, 1880-08-20

Sill CHARLES Dl1.kE statoi Ia tho House
OF Commons yesterday that tho correspondence
between tho Unltal States a1ad tho nrlttsh Gov.
or4ul"nts scgardiu4 tho Fortune Lay ilshu1ius
will eoop be published.
, 1880-08-20

TnE Hon. Thomas UptlegrnT WAS renon,-
inntcd for Congress ycsterlny by tho Hcpub-
lichns OF tho Th!rl loWiI District.
, 1880-08-20

GrS. Ar.DEIrr ]. AIYE,., tho Chief Signal
Officer ri the United States, is seriously Ill Of
, 1880-08-20

a. REssIAS wnr-ycssol recently t0ok 900
Nhfl!st prisoners 10 tho pennl c0ony IN tho
1slnnd Of Snghallcn, near tho mouth Ut tho Arupor
, 1880-08-20

W. H. 1It;TcatINs was nominated for Corr
grcas by tho democrats Of tho Eleventh Uhlo
District yesterday.
, 1880-08-20

CoxaIEssMAN 3IosEs 4. 1tcCo1p wns re-
nominated yesterday by tho Republicans OF tho
First Iowa District. Tho nomtl,Ation Ia elu!ya-
lent to nn election.
, 1880-08-20

TIE owner of st. Julien Inns offered to
waHor uny en1n from $4,000 10 81, 000 thAt his
horso will bent any trottng Or pacing horse in
tho world In MIle heats, best thren il five.
, 1880-08-20

ling Rul,, aud manned by Alncricnn snilors, nnd
will probably render It unncccasary for tho
Alaskl fndlnus to tnkc tho war-parth.
, 1880-08-20

THOMAS HOWELL, Of Germantown, Smith
County, k,ts., was struck by lightning aud In.
stuntly Killed while Ut his supper last eyo1lIng.
, 1880-08-20

:. 'ruE lion. Jalnes Alexander Sedtlc1,, WHO
WIS tho Confederate SecrotAry OF War, :lIcd Mt
RlchMont, W., ycstur,lny.
, 1880-08-20

TnE cr0ps In the West ot Irclaiu1 ara ccr-
ta!n tn he very abundant, and arc now reudy for
being harvested.
, 1880-08-20

a TRAvKLlS0 salesman for n tobacco
house WIS shot 1oad Wednesday night iu Dul,-
Ver house of all-roputc. Two peEsons who nc-
co'npanled htm to tue house Aro suspected Of
tho murder.
, 1880-08-20

TIE Spanish CuhlIlet has decided to take
measures for the suppression OF tho Carllst Ifi-
tsigues In tho Dasquo piuvnccs.
, 1880-08-20

DrHiNo Tue ssven months ending. July 81,
16So. $l5l.4 ,4a3 worth of bruadstu1s< wua OK
ported fron thls country. Tho value OF tho
bFcad.tui!s exported during tho corresponding
pcriou Ut lB79 WIS $f00 rl. .lE1
, 1880-08-20

JOSHUA N. Osuoop has heen selected by
tho Temperance party Of bfnincns lts candidate
for Governor.
, 1880-08-20

A GANG Of Democutlo rouglls tric1 ro.
GENTLY to break up a Republican meeting at
Waahalla, ucouoo County, 8. G., but they were
dtlVoa oH. There Il much pnthualasu In that
soctlon for Garfield and Arthur,
, 1880-08-20

porE I.Eo Inns consented to act rs god
father for tho expected Spanish hclr.
, 1880-08-20

GEN. GARFIELD will attend tile reunion Of
his ols' regiment, tho Forty-sccond Ohio, ut Ash.
lund next Wednesday,.
, 1880-08-20

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OLE BULL.
one OIL LIE MOST 1an'lllaf anu most wfucly
admired aflu loVcd of MI musicians, Ole
Ilulf, lug pa8sed away at ti'o ripe old Agu of
~ nc followed Ills profession to t'so lust,
anu at tho limo or l'ls deatt', which occurred
III ls hhtl'o alau. he "as maturing l'is plans
lor ahotller or MS many farewell tours"
ABOUT wiiEcll 80 inuch 1,terr'nent' l!as been
hlaao, Will Miss Ihllrsby, III t''ts country.
the farewell tour flhs bcel mnuc. Tho
laMllaaf lace. hns torm erect Us ono Of Ills
Iatiee pines, We s}sati see no 'n1ores Ills
n0lla nus III ihst iost lts cunning, Ailu tito
s1rlnRs aio forever mute. There probably
.'as never becli another artlst, except tho
laMehtcd farcpn-1tosa, whose death will
CONF to Americans with 50 1nucl Of personal
loss III this kintl'y-1ieartcd old lnhil, who hns
gone Into the tlsea11'lcss sleep.
VIC blll was born III Bergcn, Norway, III
islo' a''tl TO ono who was SO completely ini-
D"ed with love OF hts native 'ntld, though l,c
ms been Il citizen OF the world more tslnn
huff century, 1t must have been Il s'ltlsfac-
ZION 10 ei1t' MS days III Ills native city, s,tr-
rounded ny tlo friends who knew him mil
loved him the best Ills musical talent was
developed very early, aud first displayed
itsclf III tho Interpretation Of tho weird and
romantic music Of tho mountains Of which
],c was very fond, md wllcf, later III life l,o
woye Into fantasies like his "Suterbosok.n
In passing, VIC nlay say tint MI extremely
interesting description Of this style Of r,r.slc
nlay be found III II recent translation Of an
excellent Norwegian story called "Tl,s Smell
Bound Fiddler" Ills uncle discovered his
t,,lent and encouraged 1t, but In his YOUTH
ful days tho violin was considered II
profano md unroa,y instrument bv thu
nious folk If Norway. aul wns l,c1d in os
muoh disroputo M Tho organ wns for n Ioun
time In Scotiomi. lin wnq nccori]I,,vtv uo,t
rnf1HD5ttf1nt1G1V nf1J6rNff
, 1880-08-20

Forci,nMsh'a Circus and MennRcrte.
l.nko-fr,nt, opposite Hudlaon stsunt- Afternoon
an,1 AcRntn1
, 1880-08-20

IYnvtrEy's Theatre.
Dearborn street, tsrnor uF Mu,troe. Enlargement
Of y. A. Intlier's unson-Saaare 1t1eatt0 Company.
"1hc Fulso Friend"
, 1880-08-20

AIcElekct'ss Thcntfo.
Madison atreos, between Stste and Dearborn. "All
, 1880-08-20

Randolph streut, bgtwpen GIntk nnd la snllo. Fl
Ragument u Tho Now York cr!tcriOn comedy Cos
r4nY. "FreakY,"
, 1880-08-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

HOME LODGE, M. inS. a. r. 4 A. MA feRn1Rr
Communication Will be held ut ther hn1j, l:4 md lsi
lwcnty -ser'nd.ss. Fr1ny evening. Alix: ~ Ssi fnr
hdaiar El1nns c1sally Invited. TIN hntl Will 10
opoucl to visitors escry da1 anriiiE tho nEsnniui:
JSO. I. u. wEsTEHyEl.T SGc'y,
, 1880-08-20

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. ~. A. r. 4 A. M.-lteg.
ufar ton,innnican mt tFr!any! evening, !;nl Mns,
promptly, ~ ur!ur WM. GAtsuNEM. ". ii.
CHARLES EATi.ie. 3ecrotasg.
, 1880-08-20

ling gun, aud manned by Alncricnn salors, md
will probably render 1t unnecessary for tho
A1askA 1nd'nns to tnkc tho war-parth.
Jo1ty HArcoNn shot md Instantly killed
Mtltun Cnrtcr III Il Krocury sture Al CuitimbIn,
Tcnn., Inst evening. Carter killed fiAltannbB
brother some Lime nRn, and bad tcon Boosting
that no would XIII 1fa'uotnb himself.
=@--[--.
a BRITISH Commissioner who Inns travelled
thronRl1 Eastcrn 1toutnolEa ruports shlt strung
ran'S'nv'st party c1ats Ii, thnt country. which
Will favor union with bulgaria In tho event Of
4 wnr between Turkey nn.l urcccc.
E.AE........aAA.s
TltE Democrats OF tic Seventeenth Dis
trtct uf this Static rcnotn!nAted Congressman
William Il. Morrison yesterday. Thoro Is cxccl-
lont renson to heltoro TINT no Will bo t,efcatcl
by Col. John y. Hay, tho Republican nominee.
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bfn ADnrAN Wilson was unanimously
nominated for Governor by tho Colorado Dcmo-
orntIc Convention Mt fcndvtllo yesterday. hut Mr.
Wilson would not accept tho empty honor. THO
Convention to-tay will try to find some onc who
Will.
JOSEPH l1Er.M. larg1 propcrty-owner Of
milwaukee,, bud dlsputa With II lawyer Ut TINT
city, afr. rcroics. yestcrlny, nns1 mnslo t!rrcu
Attatk I'm him with Il knife. I'crcrs mRnnKod
TO defend himself tilt II policeman cAtnc uu tito
scot10.
1sussrA demands tho opening of tho Coreau
ports at tho ctannon's m0uth. Tho Ut. Peters,
burg press says that auch an opening wol,lI lo
of great advantage to russian COMMERCE, mud
would amply compensate for lilo outlay on tho
Pacific i'cct.
ss.sNNN.esslsa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-05
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