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, 1880-09-08

TIE L0a1lONO nIs.AsTEi,-oSE HUNDRED
AND TIN VICTIMS,

TIE LOdllONO NIsAkTEt.-OSE HUNDRED
AND Tl:'; VICTIMS.
MAullrp. Sept. T.-Farthor accounts Of tho
1.ogr0nO casastroplla show tint one Captain,
six 1.luntcNullts, a,ht four cnsiggs Ut the reg
isncnt from Va!tlcln. and one, Lieutenant Of
Engineers aiat nlnt.y-clgl,t prlSutcs .'cr-
jahetl,, 1t tsecIns tllat tho battalion was crUss
lng Tho rlyta III IL largc RIFT, constructed OIL
puntUons, 0tld IN Thu lMitlliH OF tho strcHnl,
wile!, Is deep and 'upEtE, the rift bega,, IL
lenk. nnl tho lnen got alarmed Md cal,s,zcd
IT, Only half of tIe battalion escaped, with
lilo assistance nf bnnts astt rnpcs. Mkt tluy,
III thu ilrese'ico Ut tho Earrls'n anu AIl fit,-
Mcllse ci,nrnurst, 10 h0slles wur., hid Il, two
.:r,.yrs. King Alf0slso. Tho Qucu,l, anil the
ltuyul family hayo At.l.lu.t tic subscription
list with So, ,U10.
TIE ELECTIONS.
MAnl.1n, S0pt. 7.--'rlIo returns nf Tho n!ec-
tlnns to tho Cnl,nc!!s t'oneral, throughout
Sla.tI show 2 larEa !Ha|nr'ly Ut ministerial
rululltluleS elected. t)nly U,le-seyentll VI tic
Registered electors vOtt4,
, 1880-09-08

to-day tho tlruft Of the sccut1l collective min
nl tHe shnJeet ot tlle Hletk queSlloif. IHu
1oIlo"l'IE II tic text:
THO sl'l.i"rs!1ncl t1hFt' the l1anar to suhin!t,
"r,,,i,n,a lin ~ 1i,,,, ~ ,n., r., IL. xs t"S
tho Minister of FnrcEt Atlal.s nf ito Hul,liii,e
rGrtei r1a 1ho u..vGr.''1esMs oi nGe!"ni.y; Aus-
sin luyc yG;,icd thn r,.niy. ,j.t.si nm :.t ~
last Month. which tho Sublime Turis hns
hnn;, hn"o ~ ihe em.Gc',ve tte IN whism h!I
thc tnnT"rcncu t,T irrlim cs,t1ccrti,,r iIlt, r.t
cAtiun q t!lo tiretk fraatrr: 1hr Sublime
es. at t 'H w.. anr. .;,,,,' ~ e, ~ 70
swer Ia to nus,iutnry Towu,s, that tlley sl,,,id
nMth.rSo tt.Gir rcprt3Itaitys5 - enter tnto NJ.
81 nrri%i,r nj ,i'tr" rcat,n, ~ " y" III @ Ii,,,,
II t!cuar.atiosi n,Nl uf oil tic p',!ns a, "details
o. ~ sesn, ;, ,, f!%r |atrsl n prar!y n eel'-
H. is,. 'iis " ~, "e,'is tha. M i'
Of % rurca,I9n % ,,ra,oss, % tn to i!t'e tons liu ,
,1i Greek tI.vcrn,n,,tits wus nnIy a.iuplrti
after full consideration. TIM incsi!ntuEy POWERS
cai."t "Eircr that THY discussion si,'.ufl bc rt.
,ho t:%atcrcnc.,, t,,ay fecl .,'txed g 1aAintMIn
~ H., u aii, r, ~ soG t afnn f.! ~ t u" '.e ,
w1t, III, rr.tv ~ triin r. nn int I nGu iotl ~
TIM C,inpress T,,r si1vurn;,lG,sts ..n, rt,,sc.t
IL u,,al1urze thur representatives 10 c,er into
l!ne nt frontier. llowcycr much they might he
Disposed to raslre propositions fr.,m tho
sMn ifte ~ 20 NC iIitillnci II which tho
s ~" ng gs"Gmm!ru r. tnn OTTOMAN
Az EVICTION N lIsE'.sSlh
While thu l.i,eral Mfnis;ry were recently
moving forwar. III thu House of Colu,uots
tbc,r JrisI t,o,,stnh,tarv. II scr,,r thar RI.
la''!.s ., % ole o. i, o!'I irsll uralna or novel
Of tito last century was occurring Mt Aultas'i,
an auGt tha Gs s f 'Ss , ', wst ITn "r ,y wls'! s s
tn,rist rnntn r., s,,,n f,Innr r,",,r,. i,ov n,,;
tn the remarkable waterfall Mt Hungry Till.
flIls WIS on Wednesday,. tho 1stil ut August.
1t srens that Mt .sultugh tllorc ind lived for
u,auy'ypurs mn. t',triek t,ro,yIey, t1,a trua,,t
,r " ;,n,tn,.',or onL I,s.to" ~ .Ise .ho 1,."
TUNED Daniel cnnller. THIS landlord early
III tle l,luntt1 Ind nhtaiNctl iii eviction wri,,
which Cr.,wlry resisted. FiilnlIy .Fr. john
snll, thu Sub-Slerir, aud tnnr Deputies,
with thirty q the l;nyal Irish CM,!stai,ninry
MI inspector. were ordered 10 execute Tic
sIeiel.sr. When tl.ey arrived al Crowity's
house thcs found tho front t",r Mliltlr,i up
aMi sapportS.i iy " heavy ' ir"n fir f..rzn tra @
chine. but tho rcnr door nnly partially wall
cd with slime, lis tho arrival Ut tin process
servers ha.l Interrupted tho n'asn,.s who l'asl
volunteered t' scHl ~ the olciIsss for their
10 ho we'll lmrricat!etl. After tlr writ .l.ild
been read tf1e CnnsiabulAry drew nro,ltrl tlle
hDslsu With IiXtd hayuncts 4 large crowt1
was t,iun IN alteltlllice IN spectators, but IL
was orderly. Tflrn n scgnls4 .ip1naIld inr eli-
trance w;.s ,nalle, ut whfcl, cruwIry ar|eag-,
&C! from behind Il wisutow md answered that
At Wls prepared. to resist. TINT he ought
70 l!aye $.aM for Ills improvements,
TINT thu Nelglsbors aaast promised to pft,yssun
!Itln inrn yrMr II Unnecessary, HtM that "hc
, 1880-09-08
I}UGSIA.
TIE TEkkE KxI'I:nIT[oN

TIE TEkkE ESI'EnITI0N.
ST. PETEI!sDUlta, Sept. 7.-t.en. Skobeieif
has been summoned by tho Cxnr to l.lva.lla
10 participate In council Ut war IN regard
to the further prosecution Of tho Tekke OK
ledltl0ll. 1t Is understood that tiei1. Skohe-
!rlf Insists upon lle necessity OF Furnishing
tue TureOmnlIS vt Merry,
HIlltI.lsT FArEif.
4 new issue OF Tho NllsitIst lvtlt 0f tho
i'f0ptc llus t,ucn put Into circulation here, 1t
bears dale Sept. ).
A1slk.tNNEb,
The differences between Itussla and China
havu been finally nrranHel, a1ii thB new
treaty Will bo sisslrl Nt leklll.
, 1880-09-08

CRICKET.


ENGLAND VS.. AUSTRALIA.
LONDON, Sept. T.-in Il cricket mattel, to-
t!ay between the English and Australian
teams, the Engllshncn finished their first
inning fnr 40. Slaw WAS bowletl out for {.
blank mud Morley r1in nut ior.. 1yttlcton
tonk out Its but fur II. Extras TO-
~ the fine of adjournment Uf tho Euuo
Tor lunch the scOrt Of tic Australians was
t3U for lIlne WickctS,
, 1880-09-08

4 ROYAL. nnnEll-pE.ATlIA Ft:Olt YELLOW-
FEVER AND HMAEI.ihlS.
HAVANA, Sept. ia loyal order has lee'l
published. dated July ~. sec1atIng tint, not
witlIatantllng tho existing lnw r,specttNg
foreigners, negroes Of African racr, ba they
FREQ or lorelg,, subjects, remain farhl.Icn tn
uIselnbark t,1t tin 1sluml, uII1 those bclny
"riIy. 'tst EIyu ;sscurity @ s l,orstafore. Or ; '
.--llera were tllrty-twu ttAtl,s frtnl yellow.
fever atMl smnilp1x IT. Havana during tue
week ending Saturday last.
, 1880-09-08

ItHA3 3SH4HiHl-AillE!HItH
Iwt'-sHse ls!ts-l;ssurs,rtr,k, Goldsmith.
Jhlpc-iiase hits-Fttnt. A1sot1. IIarnitllY.
strtles ,mi-Growley, llurn,ine, Force, stear,s,
bases ~, cAcd tmlls-sIuynntlun.
v!Ht' i f, st q: Grr.,rs-tn'c"' ,,1,s =; nutIalo.4.
Fulnl,le'l 4sounlcss-Force, Williamson, ,l,urns,
Missed ']ys-crowIcy. Dalryn,p.e, Estcrbrools,
Yas.cl halts-,1elly. /: stcnrns, !.
N!!I 1ftches--tltldsinith, /,
fsss 'ids s'lttil9sina.; tsclM9ias,l; III il; wMSu Meau r.
T!tltn Ut Eanle-'rwD hours.
Utnplre-ltratIcy.
THor va 1WSroS.
r,.- sp'esel nl'pMteh ia 1te tlte'Yo Tribune,
TEur, y. y, Sept. 7.--TIN batting to-tlay
WIS abunt even. but The ''roys wrrc ,iIoSt
fortunate III blIllchius their hits, a1st, tluing
t!,e l'cst !le!dfuE. Jolln sI.Hpurlin knocked
thu bull nvts tile .rtntrl-ied fcncu In tho
iianl. hit Tfoy's ouifirldrrs did 'ti'e splrnId %
Wurs, MI lHnliinE tl!llcuIt iiy cnte!les TrDtt
caught tlIo first two Innings, bnt ILL.,, finger
WnH Injured ngail, ltlitl llo WINS sent to thu
field.
!!as',s'! ass'1:s !..-............5 e.
ii3s; iiis-Tfoy, ii; total, H. hosto',. %;
!:rrors- Troy, =; noston.
li.I,,- -e.lrued-Froy,:: Jlo!ton.a
ns aso aats MHa ja'aes oGEs5s oi!Sasae.
!t"nle rut,1-,1o9n t,'1iourkc.
1tasc u, Mtlls--'rnin.
l'1sgs III trrnys-lrIy,4 L..
Sr!.ck n,li-cassl4ty. Welsh c,'.
I.''t , ~ I 1I.nes-,rroy. 3; !Instoi,,h
M:;sI SsllsH Hl!sS:rt: i; Towers. /: rrott, i.
Wii ,,I;l pt'ts;aS,s17yMn;'s'' 1ya;!,, u, !: Eolsy
;I St,!ke. .ea'lesl-we!sh,:7; Folly, 10.
UmlIro-Iocsct,rr. i
, 1880-09-08

EpftIal DlsputtA u TIL {Mseuoo tribune,
WArEnrowS. Wis. Sept f1-Tho pIckcrs
aro at present busy III the !IeIfurson County
Aopyuris, md II large po,tlon of tho hop
crop will be gathered aNl' .ibtsrd by tho
close OF this wetk. Tltu ,llops aro Turning
nut better tn quality tllnl mis- expected, hui
tha Yield Is qlIltU light c01np41>1l with other
yetf4, - f'
, 1880-09-08
lkSANE','

spEesat Dt'pattA . ~ lat}apq Tt1aua*.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Asa Nancy J.Wll-
klnson. victim Ut utt|ao religious excite
lnp,,t, vito of Edward Wilkinson, MIS- nd
Judged i!sano hero tl..tiay. Her agu IL rs
yeurs, uluI slA lE4a si.Ysn GLll1.....
, 1880-09-08
THE. QAR.


FEEKsKtff., Y. 7.
TEEKsKrLr, n. y, Sept. 7.-'Tho postponed
boat race was rowcd to-tlay. Ten Eyck won;
llaEstrd second, kc,IottI third. liosmer a,ld
Iee iiatle q i'tstake, n.ll fnilItl u cross Tho
established ltlle. Time, u :i:i
, 1880-09-08

AMNESTY

AMNESTY ASKED FDti 1t,Lt4lt PRIESTS,
1itMr:, Sept. 7.~-'rhe Vatleun llns asked
Si!crfa, antt Gen: Mclikoif Illus PROMISED to
consider the subject.
, 1880-09-08
GRANT IN NEW,YpRK.
Epkttat DispateA Ia Thd Eatkapq Tribune,

NEw Yoi.,s, Sept. 7,-.l'hs I4ans for the re-
ccptIon Of Gen. Grim. haye lid yet beon conl-
pleteA, but 1t IL UNDERSTOOD that i.o will be
Nee0rtled mast enthusiastic Eecolnu. The
Republican organizations Wl!l 1t is expected,
participate It, Tho parade. =.
, 1880-09-08

For half Il century the Shakers EarsapRrtlia
hns lH'en tho standard blood purifier, liver anu
kidney rpnletly nf pIyslclalis unl druggists
throughout New EngltIlitl.
, 1880-09-08
a Very Hopeful View of Isnglantl's
Outstanding Ulplcnsil1lt-
llGSScY.
Turkey invited to Take a Hand
in tho Naval Domonstra.
tioN.
The 1lnsso.C Chinese Difficulty Now BE.
lleycd 10 Dc l)cltnitly Ar.
ranged.
aambctta Inclined to Be Noa-0 -0ommittal
In tho Ponding Religious
Controversy.
GREAT BRITAIN,
1t.tttI,tAN Nf:S1' r,Jta,ftf1ft1.1.tS.


| GREAT 1st,I'rA1N.
! '....,.........'. N = a's4 ..s tAiaN'
rouurl in-tuv Eoiion;',,r ,.',s ,,ur Maiov,,'s -"
.,a,.,, ,.,, -, ~, ,,'', ""a 'e' .t'Jes's
| MY t.nllts, AMI GExrrEM.:y: It is With sntts-
!lctoA ind myself ut sengti, r,ablcd to r..
10 ttGeiyu s.l1a,lcts Of tt,u vst tcict,dIy rl,r.
ncttr from nIi &t,rtgu lhwtrs Tit. in(litrt. flf
w. t's ars9 t' u /" sSyxatS sS; @ ns r. VIII i" #. s
inr tletcrlnirlti1n uf liz Dt,0nt frtuificr IT,
nld tho 'rrcaty Ut Iserlln i,.s uut ygi tkSl, ei
fect III hl,er ln'lnts ut i,ll,Wrtallcu wI,ir, re-
Matnc, npen Ut thu commencement "f tho gcs-
TINT trts,ty i,ilyv communicated tu tic s;uitnl
ttelr jn,l|r'unt iii tho ,s,t:l,.s of bringing to Il
giln trutlpr question, III tho administrative
Sty.'n!za.',n. q t',s E.irnpean lrsNcss q lr
S is.ie M prisi.us rv ,ats Ss b tic lsi.ue sr,tv4 II
so,ts psse rai!,siee "' iSss 's fct tlat a'tM; t
IN ret1r 10 tic tnstrrn t,,1Sssjoi,. ,n .i,ut iu
Powers who sistl,H lilo Ircliay nf Heriitl nry
aut."rify wcil hclo.,xs 10 ior unit.sl IN nu,i,n t
thr eaanrcs which In ll,clr cltpf ire ,,ust cut
Gtea M ,n i1 lsars tr9.tu1'tsIlty III Tho East aya
which haye uIApsca since last l,l'Ircsscd ytn If
Tug cnttst'crations which | have suited wnu1i
ny Itlia. i:1nTtre Measures hsyc silrc,.,y lec,,
Nnrihrrn ~ nTant,ss., sH ,,, lry a ergMi!t nt
bcc,t i,uc 1w%ris ti,e 1asiiitti3,, It'll stt. H.
jnrItt III iin uuii,,try. rrn,,,sn1 .T ns4t+fi..
by tho 4siYts under Ay.Uil khN1 juls rendered.
lecessry f,trtllcr military operations IN sDuth-
crr .,,, 1a'Rnafi,ssnt. !l,s'f,,. .al,,s,,, ..,,
o,at e II p. ',.1,. IN sass!rcs Inkeii " me unvorn.
tnn.i ,tnr Mmh In ',,x,,n ;H, u n,,,, ~, ~
urHy dIspaye Iy nY s,iiIcn.s aau tls,,,s ii tiiu
nxasntntl Of thosG measures, resul,ttig IN Tho
t.tsstM, rta rstnry recently E4!!tt W to tilnnt
nriS xitt t.. t .,,.. ; t,a. !lt1n.
trrmItin liz ,yd, IN tct .IiwRxi.,,, i" ~ ~ , '
try. N- ' %'~ >'@' '''''' - Wv -'''"'
regret 1t tns not hitherto bccn possible Il,
gtvu yul silel, information ol tho grner,Il stusu
~ siittli'fi 1!,usneG nl!1 tho recost hi.cnrruges
III p1T1Gs1iS ~ @ tno 1,i McSfnts u o liltary ~
rntcrillf On !,r,,ctIti ~ tn III.
jGct You lia.is, tOweyur, rust ,.ssttr4ut stjll)
reet,l tt'y pleKG 70 s.i!'l'ly ynt with this nior-
w. ",,Hl. T. ~ c'tr'es. m sla l.rta ~ S noMcf.
n,,fr,t ~ n sn,,th fri. "u tv ,t ,,. tno
could my VtlrMntaEa arlae frotu cnt!ravnrs to
"vm,r,i,,, ,''.,; vSeFI tg ~ pto"Ttai tn
nnriiun of Inn En1irt. t,l ~,i .nt,, -. ~ ~. ~
iufrs III Sut,t AfrIcu, howuysr il. IT, it,a wi,nir
satisfnetnry. cxrrpt III llasiitusnt! whcre I
.raSt tlat 'olcl..u Msitt ctIentnry p!lcy
i,t T ihn ,s,,,,n,, t " ie e'sofce
(;en,le,DGn Uf thn iin,,sn nf f,ommouz.
tender y0,l my tl,.tilks fur llo liberal nry.tot,
yplt .snvo Nude to meet the charges Of the p,,liiU
scryfec.
, 1880-09-08

I tS.rt Hbyt1I IT tlat!IIa lHr lt4 1inltiH'lrttlN
o,i,. .s.,s4 T' 'ah' nf ~: i,,,,l"'',n ~, u.r @
min nH 't''R'I man,iss n.'. .s ., LIZ T., ~ ,i III"
iig d "ue rx ng"!ns! ,,Mt't!,tr T., r'nE. H. 1lr
ff'''t'h i f"r III" pos+cssi' "f ..o txs mud 81 thc
irnritB nIlti Y ,'s ,,.H =,
F nud lnis y, ", ,x a.. II Nw Ya,1: rii tint NJ
iGrsn if]Ml,1 %r'n;1nts r'' so'cerc'
,E4'"p'' ''''' '""'"'e e--.- -.- .-'
Tic llcileyIlle till' Zrttang writes rs fol!t'ws:
VI, II said lint senator Cn,hl!ng mat'o tsc "f
W. .,,"n';i, ,r,a,l,lIcn ytc,t,ry. hut rrfer
form sslct" 4,. ',,..',,,,',, ,..t.,, 'M .,,,,
deIcnt +" victory .' "n!A'''s.! M Will ,,' sss',
Tneac wn4is l,avu lilo trao r,nr.
rs IT,, rc,,ccton ,,pon tho thntKht tiut tho sc-
1as 1''esn fs,fi'S apty, Which py It's so' ln",uinl
paIry mltss ba regarded NJ ibc "rls'nnsor mud
mil mil protector Of oue economic prosperity md
poai S%ssi 1y at kS @ c",,, 'svt svry u ty i,a !l c
,!,,;s ~" 1:'ls.i lsipiict VIII, j"sH9 lint % orsn,.. @
rs"', of!yss, fr v 4''a ',htix ,Snt IT. mt
Y L ii. 'asie lEsl ,ls ispn!'iisan @ iHlrtY, .,at.
!4, ,r Gsrter ,l I 'jnv, 'ne jG.IG u fr,s fs e. n"r
tM yct1&S & o"G ,t,t t., ~ t ,,r1a,i ;,1 ~ I n
l,rs Ml Isu ,,rIs:t d,,w,' ly liz 1inl"Iiion. iii;
It's tIch nrul the dawn Di II nuw and tilnro
ErMltly stnio p i!ltisirs. Iha ttuile Mro iisftl
q ngt,','G ~ G,i" ,: h1,,,x. r!.s i'll ,;s III ,m,,iu
~. 'irter,ii,ms! to strive for pw n!tia ind tn
nt,ath new nbjccis. Ihls co,.htry hns nttntiler
Mission tcshi!S 'Kiltili9 enfisanitls iisit ihe
.s,n, H., s,.4s4f',, Il, t,,ts ,n,t Il Il ,I,,.sl',
that t It si,o,1kl xln It's viciu,y by Il crushing
mnJoriy, ", TINT tho .!etcntc'l purity wo,isl te
wiped ont or GxtetE'ste. M Inus tilo nuGess,ty tnf
thy t ~" Y ,pM m" T., 1 .t,.
h'a IT, ~ , J,',r nr,. y.rs !. ~ + st1mi,' n In ,ItIs
9s ~ T 10y ti. it s VI H.; ~ 9 p''e. ,
e ag ,st .,',,s ' ~. rn', IN ,,.s,
s,,ss 3ns MI on Il, rt iii ,,is ,"aitimi .I.
tct9r rd ~ !a III i;cr III i rrSr ssin, IT, .s ~ ,, ~
a!g ~ 'oman 'uo itE & VIZ III, ~ LUZ tno
Asle s, Yh If i,a Il tr',t.r at y ,,r Ma ~; IL
F!1ftn vi, sssd VI au T, W. 'ser "As III
neca l"s eA's'o1ee "Is lol'ser.
nt,,,,,,., ,,,,.,,..,.., a.. ,.r,.,,..,.,.,-,a,u
Tho baltimore neeherilas tue following lcadcr
eou,h; "Tnc sinpy So,1tt, IN neither honest nor
,,r ,,,,ttnt ,,,,s..,,,a,,t, ~, srs.,ss,',,,
NroE, Nv. h.','e''s consequently tuo eapIcss'o'''
Solid Sultth,' Is ,lnththE hut I'LL empty phsNsc,-
~
, 1880-09-08

Tl1r public Will beware or n frnuilu.
lent Initiation OF Dobb!ns' Electric Soar now be-
II will ruin my cntllos wished with II, InsIss
upon having IjnEbIns' Electric.
, 1880-09-08
STANLEY,
TIE EXPLORER IIE.AItIl FllpM.

Lisbon, Sept. IA steamer FROM Isnan1a
brings the following neWS: The Portuguese
, 1880-09-08

Glove Fink In the Name
Of tho now tscrf,,ur Invented by Atkinson. tho
lnntl0Il l'urluncs, and fayornu by Mrs. l.lnE-
try. IcHce nlnny suppose 1t u possess beauty
giving power.
, 1880-09-08

| llnnnts fourth. About 1UU feet fruin tho
| wire Voitaire llatse n !lttle break and aeteL
lcl his oppotlent.. Ii,ne, a:4A.,
| E"nrih hc't,0m leaving tho wire the
Ehirf took n tlcciled lead, and. although
N,oltairc 1 hn,tE Y iI!n c'nse1y; he kept II tn
SUMMARY.
Stallion rlce, purse tl,0oJ. divided.
Iantta ehleI.. !
,nuhtte."'.'.'.'....... ......s.........+: l (
nn' lin1lE ;i.r,,j
~ Tias.:::4: ::.S; :;:;ii:; sisi: :;i s:siH.
IN TIE .::D Glass
tho horses Tint started were Troubat[our,
lliEh!ala!, Due, Mnllie H., Almo, liut,ic V.
first lleat. wIn'liEg, c;asiiy,-Trolltat'onr
heat tho horses weru alternately lMlnrl,cI
mud straEsling until Hear 1l.c closG, where
.lsl 'l'roltltlour. Iui1. 0r These horses l,:l,i
It cluse tn thu eltl, when ''ran,atour showed
his nusr ss'l,ier the wire II littlc il, advance
r. , N"llg W.T. Won tbs heat in s:A'9, High
IL thy t!lIrd heat tho horses: on lcayng tie
f,nnt; Nolitr !; sec,nln1, Hattie Y. Third, md
hgat with ease tn :.:is.it51.
lca, mid EYpt it wiiIisat troaIc nil 't tlso way W
round, However. Mollle. u. ciung to
tliu marc would snatcl. tho lIcnt
dawn h thS Iiea'ssiietcli Ia; MoiliHe iH n'a,io iS
O final effort to rcacl, the wlro first but tho
aI!! skipped across tho score first, will alollle
still sticking closu to l!lm. Tilue, a:Jai15.
SUMMARY.
Purse. 500; $50 class:
Tsi',,aa:.!r. rn,t',,,,l, IT,;
, 1880-09-08

Special i}t.:}uch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
CLEyELAS1,, o., Sept. 1.--Twa gs.1,les wcre
rlaye.l here .0.t!ay ky tic Cleveland unt CIn-
yinatE teams, TIL, for.ncr hctll; bvateu Il, tie
fnlei,nOl!, while tlio visitors were beaten In
Tie afternoon. Following arc tic scores:
, 1880-09-08

8asetai Dtspnteh 10 7as Chiedao 7rtbunx
ST. PACi4 Mimi, Sept. 7.-rhc fnIr Of tic
Agricultural and Mechanical Association Ut
Minneapolis opened yesterday with II larKe
attendance and full entries. 1t promises to
be Il brilliant success in every respect. To-
day tho attendance WIZ greatly Increased by
tic Interesting evGnt OF twrnty-in(lc
race on tic trottins course between two
latiies. Miss i}clle Cook, Ut California, nlld
Miss Emma .Jewull, Uf i.ltchisc1tl, Mimi, for
s5,o0o Side. 1t Is estlmntcd 40,0.N people
werE on the ground. The rnco WAS inter-
ruptc,i after seve,l miles wcre rnn
by M accident to Miss Jewell, who
was tllrrwn from llcr horse. Miss Cook
finished the race mid was declared the win
llcr. On Saturday n similar race will be
ridden between Miss Cook anu Miss TlnNcu,
Ut Colorado.
TIE ETALL1oN RACE.
BESIDES this event, there were three regu-
lnr trOtting rnces t0tluy.
Ttiere wcrr fomrr entries for the stallion
race-PoE:alrc, Motlroe Chief, 1iannls, and
Capt. lio1otf.
First heat-Om tho third trlal Vo.aire i'm
tncsliatcy went to the front and kept the tcaI
to tho l,Hlf-pole, with Aturrnc Chief
clHsc ulpUll his wheel nil tho
way. 1lcrod could get 10 further than the
third place, while llannIs was II bntl fourth.
As they c;.n,t down the stretch the Chief
went 10 thU front and passed under the wire
the wi,ller OF thu Ilt,nt lit 9:24s1: foltaire
secoihl. ilerod Il batt third.
Scrnnd hctt-Voltatre made a sp,tft and
loo. tic leasi. As they cnlne down past tile
distance statNl M0flfne nude q, batt hreak and
tlIc ll.:nt WIS taken By Eo!taire In 2::4j, with
llamn!s tliirt, nttl ]lero'l fourth.
Third htMt-FultAirt lttl this heat rs tic
horses leit the wire anu round to tlso half
milo pole. The h1rsts were two or three
lInilnts fourth. About 100 feet from thc
wire Voltairc il,at.e n !!ttle break and acted
fired, and as they passet! tie wire tho Chief
lcl his opponent. Tiine, .::41{.
Ehut1h hcut-0n leaving tho wire the
tht'f took n decided lead, and, although
Eoltalrc hung IL him ctUsety, lie kept II to
tic en,t and Vol the hcnt iii :::4tiaa.
SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-06
SCIENCE WINS!
splendid Surgical observation-disclosures.
iui Result and Wonderful Reeoverx

SURGICAL OPERATIoS-The operation of
iithotomy (removal of stone from the blad-
der,) one of the most severe and critical
operations known to the science of surearx
was successfully performed on TUESDAY upon
Mr.. Henry II. Pitts, merchant of this ci,v
py Dr. David Kennedy. Several friends of
.he patient witnessed the operation. Mr.. Pitts
mas suffered several years from this difficulty.
out 1t was only week before the operation
that he was made aware of the real capsa of
his complaint.
hEcovERf.-Mr. Henry II. Pitts has re.
covered from the effects incident TO the oner-
alton, the closing of the wound being COM
Pieted on the 18th day. His general health
Is good-better than i: has been for wears
while he is perfectly free from all those dis.
tresslne symptoms so characteristic of the
disease with which he suffered. Had this
ana similar cases used Dr. kennetly's IA
'orite Remedy in the early stages of the
complaint the formation of stone would have
Deen prevented. '-Favorite Remedy" also
purihes the blood, cures CONSTIPATION of the
bowels, and all those diseases and weaknesses
peculiar to Females. This wonderful medi-
cine Is now for sale by all our druggists. 81
" o"ltle. oct6- feOd&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-06


Whatever The bourbons ,iiav ;biok. ,.r
ereehoack party in Maine has asbsiaershls
vitality left yet Weaver and Chau,,o,.
greenoack club has been formed in Auou.,.
and now has some 80 names enrolled On =.
DOCKS. New recruits are flockinp tn tho
standard Of anti-fusion every day. Down i,
Androscoggin county, Tabulator Fope on
ragged because his name was cut by the hard
money democrats, is not particular whether
ne hits democrats or republicans, and is he.
ginning to lunge out at the Hancock leader.
we have reliable information that a move
heht Is IN progress all over the State Iookino
TO the reputation of the fusion electoral
ticket in Maine in November. Straiob,
greenbacS clubs are being organized secretly
everywhere with members pledged to support
the principles of the new party whatever NAV
betide. There are some big surprises in
store for the democrats in November. and
not the least of these will be the number of
greenbackers in Maine who won't fuse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-06
omc.rsof Augusta Juvenile Temple
Gardiner Local News.

At the regular meeting of the city govern
ment Monday evening, Oct, 4th, the foiio"-
inn business was transacted =
Roll of bills No. 6, amounting 10 So'f'-i' ;
approved A.. confirmation of Spring
s,reat recommended to be referred u 'i'e
next city government. o,,,ors for
p.,;t;on of G. L. Haley and IL others 10,
. street lamp at the corner OF au'u"'" "
Snr;no streets, and also one on Autumn SUI. =.
opnos7,e the residence of ID. Gray, reierreu "
committee on street lamps. n.u;ns for
R;lls of A. S. Pease and I. Iniiips .o
..xes illegally assessed, referred 10 co"-
,,,;,tee on accounts and claims. .,s,
''it pa.;,;on of l.. Clay and others to have .ne
orner of School and Pleasant s''ee,I
.soarta;ned and established, grahteu.
survevor was appointed as asked oy pn,. peu.,.
Ths report of committee on aec1un.s
II AIMS ON petition of ID. c. Burr c,al.n.
anu Samaoes for injury to his horse on "es'
..s.ot near poor farm, does not iay us :
liable. It passed the city couhcii anu
sent up for concurrence. n.,,aa 70 anpear
80 connty commissioners at the hea.iDs e.
oe.o .:.;on of a. H. Potter and others, Iof 10 a.
pe.'.,"1 o''. road across the Maxcy farm' a. @ e"s
,xs nt;ce of G. II. Maxcy, Oct. 2oth' anu ~
pose it. lawrence. claiming in
,.;tv for damage to his s'ore ..;a;no on
ue o..aa, Nv the sewer, and also pfu' ~ conn.
.;nst further damage, reierreu ~
,e;.tee on roads and bridges. x.ond;no
po,;t;on of Bradstreet brothers'
.to;r ,rharf 20 feet, was gran'eu'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-10-06

Lewiston Journal: "Sam jerks" is the
name of Lewiston man who left place
where he earned Sl5O day, a few days ago.
and went into the horse business. He bought
an aged chestnut stallion with few teeth'
and invested sixty dollars in an old mare
whose finely chiseled ribs seemed to indicate
speed. few days ago, he took the animals
up to the trotting park. A lot of jockeys
were there, and they put up diabolical JOB
on the old man. He speeded the mare
around the track, and a sober looking jockey
With chronometer timed her. When the
aged beast had limped around to the wire,
lhe Jockey said she had made the half-mile
In l.2t, 'and didn't half try, either" The
announcement made great sensation, and
ue whole chorus of jockeys smoothed down
me legs and chanted the praises of the racer.
'enks got an offer of $500 on the spot for
uhe mare, but wouldn't sell at any price. He
'ushed the stallion around the track once
and the jockeys timed him LII for the half
"lie jerks was getting badly excited, and
considered himself wealthy. One jockey
eonhdentially made him an offer of $1,000,
cash down for the stallion. jerks had al
Host concluded to make the trade, when an
.'ner jockey whispered in his ear, in
friendly way, "Don't let him have that stall
non Tor 81 300. He's worth $1,500 if he's
"oftf cent" Whereupon jerks bristled
up' and wouldn't part with that hoss for
.ent iess'n $l,5OO." He now keeps both
nurses in box stalls, and is feeding them high.
nc hasn't had many offers lately, but has .
,scofd to back them, and when Bishop comes
"a he will probably bring the steeds out.