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AGENTS AND CANHAHSSEE.

Make from So TO s5e FER WEEK selling goods for
T.. g kLDEOf,T j &C. 10 BatcIaG SfrA.f- Naur Nnrt
Send Tor their Catalogue and terms.
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VIII send their celebrated Elcciro-Voltaic Belts
10 the afflicted upon 30 days tral. Speedy cures
guaranteed They mean what they say. Write 10
them without delay Nov Il, dSwly
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The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver
Complaint, Bps, Humors, Female Complaints etc.
Pamphlets free &c any address, seth W. Fowle
Sons Boston
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of Herrick, while attempting to jump on a
freight train at South Royalton, was run over
by car Saturday evening and so badly in
jured that he died the following evening. He
is the second one killed in the same way and
place, but doubtless other boys will continue
10 run the same risks whenever an opportun-
iiy occurs
voters from the ''slums of Vermont" whom
John Kelly says the Republicans colonized
in New York and Brooklyn must be conceal
ed in the woods in the neighborhood of those
cities, and urge Mr. Kelly and Mr.. Dorshei-
MIR 10 20 on a hunting expedition.
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"EKE FELLOW : ,ONfoUSD SYRUr useless in
w all other diseases. line beuchi which II uu-
uOuhiedly Yields IN Consumption and other diseases
Of the Respiratory Organs would vlndlcaie its
claim To the attention Of every medical practit-
Toner. From the statistics OF England and Amer
lea II Is lar estimate that onetcnih Of the entire
deaths Is caused by Consumption alone II The
syrup Is used perseverIngly II subucs the tendency
10 Consumption, and In many confirmed cases a,
IN thai OF The inventor. II has effected a cure
Indigestion ana hdhtual CostiVruess almost al
ways ARISE from weakness of the nerves ana mus
cles OF the stomach and bowels. In such Cases
FELLOWS CuMPOtN Nd SYRUP or HiPOPHoS-
rhll - mas proved Itself OF the greatest service
Inc excavations soon become copiOus and healthy
ms syrup VIII cure Pulmonary Consumption ia
the frst stage and Will give great relief ana Will
prOlOng life IN the second and third II Will cure
Asthma, Bronchitis, LaryngitiS. and Coughs. IL
Will cure all diseases originating from want of
MMsCn!Ar AciInn and NnrAuIs EnI..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-19
0 N N RIVER FARM
For SAIE,

Known as The Rnllan Knapp Place situated In
Mnor"tnwn, Washington county, VI On inc -,,uli,
-ldc Of the WmOoski Turnpike, Two miirs from
Waterbury village and railroad station: containing
1870 acres, divided - follows u acres m moving
aud illlagr, Il acres IN pasture, and the balance IN
HEAVY 1IMBERED WOODLAND, consisting 81
u large quantity Of Spruce, HsIni"ck, trst-1fnutL
Uapic and Ic'ioS Ei,ch. Also good Sueir-Orrn-
ard OF second growth Maple. A unc-sinry Dwelling
House aud Barn. within one-half mile Of srhunl
house. For further particulars inqulr" at MI
liazrli"n, on the farm adjoining sad premises, ar
WINS Il. Daniels, ituurid sullivan County. y II.
WILLIS X. Daniels.
Nov 49, 1,-u.-2lwtt
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Public Speaker. and S,nper.

VAL find this Syrup OF e,t.mabe value A dose
should he taken before speaking or singing
Aphonia. or the Loss of Voice, IL usually cured
10y few doses. We have known cases wbrri. A
single dose has been eilectual.
=. JACOB, VI. D., 81. John, y. -. writes:
Il had occasion To use yOur Syrup IN Il case of
AphonIa which would not Weld 10 regular treaI-
meat; II proved 10 be all that You claimed for IL
having acted with expedition and entire sati5
faction.
- Do not lee deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name; no other preparation Is "A substitute
for thn-. under any circumstances
. -, ,IJt.,y t,t,
, 1880-12-10
:, NOTHING TO he DONE.
Hp4ttaI DApateh to 7n4 Chicago 7ft1sff,8,


Sptetas Daspateh to 7n4 Chicago 7rthun4+
WAsltlsuroN, D. Dec. 0.-aoy. C!aA1n, OF
Massachusetts, who has been looking after
tho prospects Of tho passage Of tho proposed
now Lowell Bankrupt law, III tic Interest OF
tue Boston Chamber Of Commerce, expressed
the opinion tonight that there would
DO no action upon the bill ut this
session, and that tho Democrats wero prac-
tically determined to DO nothing about It,
Tho uMpopularlty OF tho old Bankrupt act ia
used BY tho Democrats to tho disadvantage
Of all tile now propositions. Tho Lowell bill,
with Nil the amendments proposed to 1t, has
been referred to the House Judiciary COM
mlttee, of which Proctor Knott Is Chairman.
Tho Observation-Disclosures that Committee ls
OPPOSED ON PRINCIPLE
to any bankrupt System. The clement OF
Nationality in 1t is enough OF Itself to insure
lts defeat at the llnt1ds OF a majority OF
tho Democrats OIL tho CoMmlttee.
Gov. Clatiln says, therefore, that, so far as
his observation goes, lla Is convinced that
the merchants need expect no now Bankrupt
act from tho present Democratic Congress,
and. although Mr.. CaElin docs not say 1t, tho
same may be saLd Us II, all other scAeluoa Of
PRACTICAL IE1ts[ArIoN
intended for the benefit OF tho people. Moth
ing need bo expected OF tho present Demo-
cratic Congress. THO Democrats, notwltll-
standing tie results OF the election, have
takun up tho!r old sorles at blundess whore
they loft OIL, and are still disposed to con-
tillua political fights over abstract or obao-
lots questions, md to pay no attention to the
practical work Of Legislation.
, 1880-12-10
SUICIDE.
Spee{at Nspateh TO Jht CA3sqpo 3ftbpns,

spee+at U4spateh 70 Ih4 tA3eoFo 3ftoaHss
sPH1NuFIELt, ILL.,. Dec. 0.-W!ltls Jouos, son of
Joshua IT, Jones. n weli.to-lp farmer Ut ilati
Township. Hauga.non County. committed suicide
ut hIa father's house yesterday afternoon,
shoottnx hlmsclt through tho hcna With, d. ro-
yolyes: llo was y04ra o!d, and hHd lonx
posed "a havo eansel alteration Of .he mind.
Special uApateh to TAs cAtsag9 7r11Gne.
TouLoH. H., DOC. Q.-Da,S Miller, 19mcstia
unfortunate, utter sDyorul UNSUCCESSFUL Ut
toli,pts. killed htt1lsolf by aa oferdpso Vt NOR.
phlnv. 1t ID alleged hts Wtfo proved utfMlt4ful
so1!1 Of tho chitdrUn wcsu not bis, alta ehnt sho
wished him dead,
young IIIon, Whilu under temporary depression
OF spirits tn whlth hu hAs lung hae1 subject.
walked out tho door K&th u shotgun. pncvd THO
pulled ths trigger. Iip "a stI!I living u Kroat
agony. bq5 NO hopes are optsrtalue.i Vt hls 70. 4.
friends, aud the newa OF hia rush not has 4hvd u
cloud Ut KlooRa oysr tho cutlFe community,
, 1880-12-10
BOSTON.
4 Dcntiat Expelled from His pro(cs.
alonn1 SocIoty-LlbeI Casc,

4 DcnflNt EXrcllcd FROM IIIg proCcs.
ohnt soe'ety-h.nel easc'
Special Dt'patea to 1ns chteapo 7ftbans.
DosToa, Dec. o.-Thc Massachusetts Dental
o,fc""1 t,'vcntor NJ ,,n,u ~ ur,.',e.' saa
aoaa w.. '.u .ouos' Ut ootanna patent
on III otsl una We!!- KNOWN remedy and attempt.
cnt rights to use It. '''
Ttn ,Iho, s,ir for ain nm nr ,.,a t,ov " co,,
un,.,oaiat ,,t,,t,.oa ~ Ses,a. sav .ss'.s NY,
Greenfield Gazette and Courier, ,was concluded
tu-tluy iu fayor Of defendant, the iury bclnp out
tlrc i,m,ra. Colo aoI,vht tn rocovo. Io,asnas
f,s .,,,,',o,, ,IInI ,,,,,.S., sEsysA uau,'sss
tUf HttENGtl AUEi pibltHnEu AptA Il
, 1880-12-10
STRIKE FEARED,
OIL
Hnf<{H1 F1fsn.It

dpkt1a1 OOpuErN % 1He E"1Idao 7f4puNs
rIr1snUIi0, pA., Doc D.-Ct'al miners 1T this
noighborhooa arc evidently preparing for Rn-
0ttor grpat strike. Numerals meetings haye
bcun held Within tho pust fuw tlHys ut which tho
question Of IN Adyancp In wNycs WIS oxtouatvc!y
discussed. To-day thin first stop WIS takeh by q
number OF lucrs OH the l.atIuloEe T. Oh!o RAIL-
road, who kl0ckaii 0tr until tl,ur demand for IN
advance Of half cont por hushol scon,pltcd with.
Tro,tblo 10 expected to-morrow OH tho Fun.
Itapdlo Npal. Tho riycr n'lera nre nlso lr a
fotorlsh condition, anl Will probably Jo'n tho
movement. Operators say they canBot afford to
t.Ay MI advance. Should Il goncril strlka take
pl,lco II wottl probably Inst through tho winter,
CroatluR coal famine wherever tho Flttsnurg
article Ii dopendcd upon. -
, 1880-12-10
BLOCKED AND BURNED.
Special Nspdteh 10 IAa Chicago JttbHns.

Sioux OfrY, H., Dec. 0.-A bad wreck hap
pcncd on tho Wlnona s. st. poters Road at a;'D
O'Clock this morning. The road had bcen block
ndcd wost Of Nnsota Junction By tao storm OF
Friday night Tho first pnssenRer-traln cast
from Trncy had two engines. two bnBgaEe- ours,
md soven coachca. A milo nna a hnlf west of
Courttand tho sceond engine loft tho truck. Tux
ng with 1t nil tho train excepting tho rcstr car
There wcro 800 rassgngora OH ht,Nrtt. Tic thor
mosneter was ~ below zcFu. Tho f0rwMr1 bag
gugo.cMr cnuRht liro and wl.s burning when tho
Informant loft to catch tho mkt .traftl: The
cnra tipped ovor Agalnat snow-bnnk. No oilo
much hurt as fur aa known.
, 1880-12-10
CONTESTED SEATS.


Special Dispatch to ~ Chteaeo Tribune.
WAslt1SoroN, u. c., Dec. q.-Tho Commit
tee OH Elections Of the 11n,tse Of Representa-
tives i'as not shown any signs Of ltfo since
this session began. Chairman Springer has
not set oven issued notices to tho members
for a meeting. When there wns prospect
TINT The sents of Mr.. Washburn, Of Mtnnc-
sofa, and Jutlge Ortiz, of Indiana might be
captured md when the ll0pe existed that the
election OF Il President might be throw VII into
tho House Of Representatives., tho Democrat
ic members Of THO Elections Committee were
uNconInlonly industrious. .fhe Committee
'hnstencd its work 50 mitch TINT u ycara ago tho
testimony In nenr]y all tho contested cases llad
been printed. After tho Investigation OF the
authorship Of tic anonymous letters received
by Mr. Springer was begun by Special Com
mittee, no further work Of consequence
was done by the Elections Committee With
tho failure to secure 1. report ngainst wash
burn md In favor Of Donnelly,
TIE DEMOCRATS APPEARED TO LOSE ALL
HEART,
md they ceased to manifest any interest in
the other cases. Although subcommittee
had carefully considered tho case Of Dlsbco
ngalMst Hull, Of tho Second FIorsda District,
and the Republican members OF tho Sub
Cosnmlttea Ind agreed upon n report, tho
Democrats refused to hold nnother meeting,
and to take the case UP and dispose OF 1t ut
tho last session. Why? Because tic case Is
cienr one, showing TINT Disbee instead Of
Hull Is entitled to sit as n member Of tho
llonse Of Representatives,
so PLAINLY ARE THE Law AND TIE FACTS
In MIR. Blsbce's favor that 1t Is very much
doubted whether, II tho yoto Is ever taken,
even the Democratic members OF tho Com
rnittee will bo solid against him. Mr..
Manning, who Is Chairman Of the Suh-Com-
mitteo which has tho case IN charge, said
to-day Tint he should probably cali meeting
Of the Sub Committee in few days. On
being asked for Ills opinion regarding the
merits Of the case, Mr.. Manning expressed
himself as still undecided, but remarked;
I sllnll try to find law and facts which will
harInontze with my conscientious convictions
on tho subject"
WHILE 1t1a, MANNING AND Ills rAnrY
friends are engaged In this unavafling search,
Mr.. Unif will continue to draw, rs le ilas
done for nearly two years, salary OF S5,oo(
year which belongs to another nlan, and
will 50 on voting to help make lnws for
people whom he does not represent,
, 1880-12-10
AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

ePR1NurIELD, Muaa.t Doc. 0.-Tha tnost tilsas-
trous flro which has occurred In this city for a
lung t'no took pluco oarly thts morning OH
Taylor street, In tue heart Of tho su,nll manu-
facturlng business OF thia city. TITO llro was In
lnsgo block owned BY tho Mason a[nnutact-
to u largo tiutnbnr OF manufactures, The frat
ntarIn wns glyon at o'uluck. and, nftoE working
hHrd tilt 6:lV. tho lire waa prutlounecd out. II
the slun,AKa lon9 by tho secoul tire wlla lar4cs
than by tho first. Tho lpss0s Are cati1natetl ut
$lUu,0J0, distributed n.nntig u number ct ar1na,
nlnst OF whom arc Insured.
Tho Chief Engineer aud several dr0neu WcrO
injured moro or ltas Severely.
, 1880-12-10
CRIMINAL NEWS
TRAfN"WREC1kER CAtrn,,.r
! Hpfffd} ptsy,ateh n 77A r,ht. Il

opfe''' Otssatea 10 7hA cAttaea Ttttur.
~ pIrnoa1; na,a: n,eh, Dec: e,1onday attcrnoop
train encountered MI obstruct.nn w., 1pre's
from tho Junction In tho shapo Of n roI "U miles
tho track. but It was seen by Tho cn"'na1s "esoss
time to prevent mn accident. This s,,'eee ID
ona or third attomrt 70 throw tho sa tse No.,
ao 1acr sd"sk wi.,n Mn" ~ sao distinctions ha ben
olhor suspicion sTas aroused that tn va,,s W sasa
ttaIt'-wreokcr lived III tho vicinity, ami hs, 90
was youth ,,an,ch, brown cmuloras us' ee
farmer, a''a to'day Detectives y,a1Iss y,ssa ,t .?
Mcoulro Nc went Out TO tho place On hsDs, u,!a
ut tho Central Station. nr0wn. whu IA - .u u'm
old saftl e'e had been drinking elder on nondsH
and his hcad was not right. In addition t.aat' ~
knowlsdging Moniay's atten,pt l,o sail hs s., ss,
inquiries tated toel!ost sis snottve ii, p,t a,i! a!
90 II for dcrlltry OF hope Of plumber, ~ oaE nIaE
lust lid It. Ne'ot'i oat hs
, 1880-12-10
OTHER NATIONAL NEWS.
STAR SERVICE.

THE WASHINGTON END OF IT.
Bpsetat Dt.pateA to 1hs CaIeaao Tstbun4.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. o-The Ercntng
Stor sovs.
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nis.r,ct ~ Co,urnhIo antttta1 .Char,os n
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taIIa no :, thn onr,i,ct ~ .ha rn,n.,a,,s n,a.
iton+c snr,,fr., srtn rr,n,fcvs so.o ,a~,,ars In
sno.rt,n ,,ssn, cn,,.r,a.s IN .ho Fnr wast on, ~
thoy hayo ouarrolot nbout tholr nccounta. i.
~ x1nrs,ov .xtwoa IT. tho r,,,ot,, rnos,.x1 s.,.,o
,,ta..s 49, - 49, s,.a...,a ~, ,s.,a
49,, ,,',s,nns. ~ ,nttrr .t,s:a -e,ts or, a,o,,s.
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IN who,n + ,ccosfnnn,1v aa,nl thratro ticxots vn5
aIwovs wt,cn nsk fuvnrs ,,onossI,v .,,,1
c.rrin,tes fnr ,hcrn md nsr tbar, ~ IN ,or."it,
1ninus IN tho r,a,or,,uent, ,rbon ort.r
thn Eooda ~ the 1rnn nrt,urnts ,,,-xx ,',a ,",,s.
$685. ~, n,n,iisv ,o.,t ~ -. 80. 49,. w.,
,s -, h,,. - ,.syo ,,..us. sas.;n,. t., IN
, 1880-12-10

NASHVILLE, Tcnn,, Doc, 8.-Tho Governor and
Secretary OF stAto, tho returning oillcors for
Toanossae havo failed to uErco aa Ia tho case Ut
the joint Representative from bradley aud Polk
Counties, tAe Governor Insisting that tho certln-
cato Of election shohlA bo awarded to Stewart
Uemocrat, on account Of enc illegal vote cast
for Punto, Hopnbllcan, aud tho gocrotary OF
State TINT 1t Ia tic. The certificate WILL thnre-
nleElt of tho n,httor to tho Legislature. TITO
democrats Will still hnvo tleoe lnulort OH joint
b4ElQk
, 1880-12-10

tt an as ias,in. 1esfon 1 IL T. thIt city comopcr
unv. Wasltl,urt, flat retIsnet, t,,,. =,
lio tnlt rcMrter Of tho Stale Jo"rn1 ,he. ne Past
m n',tnn th@ s'ofvn1ory wn DO prcst IT, ~ rots
tn erellro hFst-class strnnt.mcra or e'ints faRo
9n ,.r'sss q tho Into ruf. Watsesn se M Mrsna
, 1880-12-10

,r,rc,n ,tfrt ru,a rc1,ttrc +o thn counting of
~ 1'aat"r", ,o,.s trhn raso,ntInn WA
s.t.,,.''i ,s.,t,,,,,t ,,.s,1,,tna ,.oto ,t.no
".npe" ".'""s ~. .,s u,'ss.n t,,or +t.nn
s'ucus WIS III "ssst"l lI 'l'"a s''.'" r.., ,'.Ia
notfs' senator Ahtl'o'y WY c''"sen % .,.ts.'
MsMs a'M NJ iowhssM, :" ""'o' ,s..:. aSssesa1s,
rue a1scnss!ol1 WINS. III e'lcct. u coh1lll"uo't
OF ni"t OF tast hignsr ts'e "eoA9e 1'toceeusuR
upnn the Dnker amendment 10 tho l.ap'Iaffi
resolution.
TIE LArl1AM 1tHsoIt;TtoS
Inst night prnvltleti TINT the resistance of tho
Republicans to tito passagn Of tho r,ll0 should
extcnti to Tho last parliamentary eXtSe1nfty.
Tho Baker amendment provided that tho Re-
publlcans, after reasonable eiE0ris to defeat
tho r,,tc, should bo contcnted by recording
their votes against 1t. The Daker amcnd-
fne,.t was voted down will, practical nnnn-
unity, amt tho Lap,,nnl resolution n,inpteh.
The principal speakers were Senators lllninv,
Teller, and Ferry, a,,d Representatives Rohc-
son, Conger keifer. Robinson, 1lawloy,
I.aplla,u, nl,d Hrowu>
sExAT,R nLAtSE
took tho ground TINT tho rule should be op-
posed tn the Inst extremity. Conger was
tuua,,y earnest In recommending this course,
rs wcfc Keifor, Robinson Of Massachusetts.
aud l.apha.s. Nobesan opposed the rule, hut
was not qittte rs radical III his reconi1nendn-
ti0ns rs to tho exteht to which tho opposition
should 10. uiscock, If New York, and Scn4
atnrs 'reltur aud Ferry warn ratllor nvcrso to
litIbustcrt1x. Tho fenturo of tho discussion
was
THE SPEECH or Mt. M.AlSE.
which occupied nearly twenty minutes. llo
took tho ground that tho Republican party
could not assume the risk OF my such rule
rs tho Democrats now propose. He was trc-
qucntly Interrupted by questions from, tho
nsofleratc, among whom Robinson, OF MassH-
clusctts. was conspicuous: One Of the aues-
tions put by Robinson was, What would atr.
Blnlne to IL, when tho time cn1na to COUNT
with their resolution md insist rDOjl Its 1NS-
, 1880-12-10
MADISON ITEMS,

Spteto! DaPalth p 1ha Castas9 IF.bIat.
MADISON. VIA, Dec. R-l'oter Schumacher. of
Weat pQlut, W}a., uuaF tAls pltY, u yp4gH span Of
~ yrHE1, 4pparup1ly strDnK and ytg0e1us, Wcnt
out o& ht4 iuthar's house to liz A foneo. Gu
1esvbpK tho opea oir he fell duad. lie4rt,Ats-
aass IL supposed to hayo boaa tho cause OF hls
death.
The Wisconsin Leather Association WILL hold
, 1880-12-10

Special Dt.paith to Tht caaeae, Tribune. {:
WAsI.karoH, D. o., Dec: IA few ran.
gvlne QKusnhafkers were abolt tla Capitol
to-day claiming that The uext 1louss was to
be 0Fga,lized by tie ussenback party. An
investigation showed tllat they bud aRuia4
l45 Republicans a,ld 1888 Democrats. 10 oil,
SGT this they asserted that they could muster
, 1880-12-10
OBITUARY,

6FeFaE OF5P03sa Z
MADISON, Wis, Doo. D.-J0seph 8chveEnam. a
PROMINENT Gernau ctttxon ot aladIsoa. dled tu-
day Of lung dtscaso after u short Illness. =
DETROIT, DEC. G.-~lop. J0sQph ". HfoEn. OF
Iceumseh, this Btate, died to-flay, aged 30. ilv
WIS uub Of tha tirn ut three; mon Who lNeRtetl
that town IN. lSA. JIG hull. thu atst grlas arat!
6Gw mill In LawFentv CDnnty, aud established
tho Hsat Htugo mall route between I]otroit and
Cnioayo. NnF!nx hla busy ltfe by hss heen 10!
gcut u the S&ato university. Mujnr:GtnerAt ut
Point, und was 0cnura III THO Toledo and i5lack
uuWk WafH,
, 1880-12-10
MALT.
mALI4
WUILy nNEwED 4 PECK o. NApr, AND ron
AND ALLEN CAN TO pHKE,

WUILY DItEWEp PECK o. MApT, AND HoH
AND ALLEN CAN TO plKE.
sp<eta, D1tp4seh 70 Ths Chicago Itibun4.
WAslllSaToS, u. T., Dec. Q.-Tha Senate
Fluance Committee docs not manifest q dis
position 10 cun,e to All early decision OH the
halt Bit, There will ba no meeting Of the
Committee until Tuesday next, and 1t Is by
no means certain tlla& action win then bo
takeu upon tho bill. Meanwhile tho hrewers,
rs It to ltsproye thcir claim TINT tho ,ualtsters
arc lnlposerlshing them, aro giving costly
dinners here, tho invited guests being per-
sons who, 1t is supposed. ca1 do them the
most GOOD. Three expensive banquets are
said to Lave been already given.
, 1880-12-10

RICHMOND, Va, Doc. D.--Tho Grand Jury OF
tho United Stasas Circuit Court so-day Indicted
u. u. Foster, James E. Galloway, and Samuel
LoRau. tho lust named ootored, tho sIunchcater,
Va, Judges ct election, for refusing tic rsghtA
Of sullrage to,yotcra II tho Presidential olse-
capltation tax recetpts ailcKud to huvu hcon
illegally issued from tue Gtatv auditors ulaleo+
, 1880-12-10

Epsttal ptspath 10 IAs Chicago Trtbuak, , =.
ApluAs, Mich. Dec. 9.-rho Nev. J.. O. H!!l,
bruther-in-taw Of tho latp Tarel Hart, ut Chi-
cax0. lost on the Alpsnn. bus resigned tho pas-
tDrAle U tho ftHt lre4Gyterlan Church hers 70
uGccpt Gull Ut Fuy0ttuvlla, ncar Syracuse, ny.
, 1880-12-10

Stanford. Conn.. Dec. 9.-Tho cxpress traltl
from New York this afternoon struJk tho car
riRge of Theo. Davenport, tustnntty killing Miss
Harriet Davenport and seriously tnjurIng tho
daughter OF the Nov. J. ". Hyde, and bir.
DnYnnpurt.
, 1880-12-10

IOWA clTr. fa., pco. &C. 9. lsosd ans Joa
Errot, Of Riverside, got into n row In d hotei
barn Tonight and Errot stabbed DoyI IN tbs
abl1mon, nrt, face, md head, severely iutnr,
Ing him. 10th had been drinking md had al,
why's been fust friends. " At'
, 1880-12-10

81. joBsr1s, No, Doo. D.-Niohosns Ford, To.
publican. q 0rrenbackef. rccolYed tho certificate
1T election to-day as snen,bcr Of tho noxt Con-
Rress. The votu rs caayaasel BY tho Secretary
Of Stnte shows sl,TT0 for Ford and @s.1e$ fur
Of two YQ&Id.
, 1880-12-10

DENVER, Colo. Doc, 0.-The RtpllatcaH's 81.
ver ClIH spco,ul suys f!ro last night destroyed
tho Colorado lIotel, Colnsudo restaurant, and two
small ll0Illng buildings. Loas 00 % *l6 OUT
Insurance., {l5UN,
, 1880-12-10
xNoCKED OFF A TRAIN,


WHITEWATER, Wis, Dec. GA brh1sou,an
named l.. E.. Foster wns knocked OH q train by
tho bridge at this place lust night, and rccelycl
,n1urIea froN, which 1t Is doubtful It hg rccov-
1rs. One nrm WAs amputltGd. His homo was
Macedonia, o. It WAE his itrst4lay on tho road.
, 1880-12-10

@k 3*F01s'HV.v375 *Es.
RICHMOND, Va.. Dec. D.--Tho ttb4oco factory
of Jutnes Leigh Jones burned Tonight. Logs,
$4,000; partially lususoa, ,.,.-
, 1880-12-10

VIn01HA City, Nov. Dee. Oily THO ,proma-
turc explosion Of u blast III tho For!nlsl shaft
Inst evening, Charles Roberts mud John Dnte
were instantly killed md ChHriGs lutcliIl aoEf-
o,sly auu severn! othors slightly injured.
, 1880-12-10
ACCIDENTAL,

Special Dbpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR ItAr1ps. H., Dec IA young farmcr
named Adams, living four miles from tho city,
accidentally shot and killed himself this After
nUou while out hunting.
, 1880-12-10

THREE NEGROES LYNCnrn.
CHARLESTON, u. C., Dec. 0.-Tho three noo,oo.
ono woman and two tt,cn-who ,nuulnecd Mss
Kon1otly In Clarendon County lust Sunday wefo
captured yesterday md hung on 1tc neares,
treo 10 tho pi.co Of tho murdor that would hoId
thorn.
, 1880-12-10
ATT CUSTER CITY,

paApwoop, D. r., Dec. VA tlso at Cuator
City this mprnin9 destroyed tho principal hotel.
rounding buildings weru greatly damaged.
Six tneendiary ares hayo hven discovered aud
, 1880-12-10
MURDER AND Sr11cIDr

.H HUIfUF1It N y u SU UTEIUE,
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Dec. 0.-sfrs. U,assme. a
German woman off Marquette, Grcen!Rko coun.
ty. In 1t OF temporary insanity skilled her bsln
Dy cutting tts tcad nearly oti. and. t,.on cuttnS
her own throat, dying Utmost impoliatrty
, 1880-12-10

SOUTH CAROLINA,
unaKSr NEED VI EpKcTiNG 4 TkHntToRr
IN THAT QuAHTKtk
s7ketal DspatsA to Tas EAteaeo Tttbpa<.
WAsu1S0Toa, D. G., Dec. a-Qeu. O'Con.