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TIE ELEcrIoNs\or 1850.

Nft4 t41H 1IHl~.
All the States vii! elect Presidential Elect
On IN Tuesday, Nova. All Vie Territories
day,
Alabama will elect State of1iceIz and Lug
stature OH Monday, Aug.a Representatives
u Congress on Tuesdnyt Nov. 2. The Leg
nlature will elect United States s4,ator.
Arkansas will elect State officers y, Mon-
oay, Sept, Q, and vote upon 4 p1spose.l
nhendment to tie Constitution Of the State
@fbiadlag the Imposition OF any tux of,he
@aRlng OF any appropriation to pay tho stato
!ailFoa4 ,aud lcyee bonds and the bonds
::Ssoea In settlement Of thu 1lolford claln !;
W. WI elect Representatives III Congress u
, california will elect Representatives In
eonRress md Legislature om Tuesday, Nov.
= ]. Tbs Legislature will elect United states
n colofaao will elect '6tRte officers antl one
tn@pseseAtattya. In Congress Oh Tuesday,
connecticut Will elect State officers. nepre
, 1880-07-31

OFFICE Of THE CluEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WAsu1StroS, u. c., July Sill n. m.-For
Tennessee md the Ohto Valley, increasing
co,tilnrss, possibly occasional. rain, snMtll'
easterly winds, nearly stationary tempcra.
ture, stationary Or luwer barometer.
For tho Upper Like reglon,' purity cloudy
weather, uccnsIonal ruins, winds mostly
FROM sa,lth to west, Htattonury or lower ten.
pt,,.t Mrc and barometer.
Far tie I,uwcr Lake region, clear or partly
stationary temperature, stationary Or lowet
bnrulnetrr.
Fur tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Nils.
souri, Valleys clear ur purity cloudy weather,
al rain, su,lthcrly winds. tntiounry 0r lower
temperature and barometer.
LOCAL unsHNvATtoKs.
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WHY TIE GRAND TRUNK JOINED
TIE It0Dl4.

WHY TIE GRAND TRUNK JOINED
TIE POOL.
Alr. c. B. Peck, General Manager, and Mr..
Meadow, General Solicitor, OF the Chicago j.
GrMll Trunk Hallway, nre Iii the city to
look after the terminal facilities Ut their road
at this point. The Gra,u Trunk, like tho
Wabns|t, Is suffering very severely flt't't tic
delay III completing tho Chicugu g. Western
Intl[ann 1tat'rond, which Is to serve rs tllc
Chicago terminus OF both these lines. The
Grand Trunk ut present is doing Its freight
business over thu Chicagv. burlington n
Quincy, and uses tho latter's frclght-llol.ses
ut the corner Of Canal md SIxtecnt!, streets.
But ns the Western rontts will soon be tnxcd
to their full cnpacity with the new
crops the Burlington will llnt he
ahls to accommodate tho Grand
Trunk much longer, Nfcssrs. Peck and
Meadow nru therefore luukfng around tO
l,inke ntlothcr temporary arrangement, either
hy building sheds some distance out Oil thy
Western Indiana. or making I'LL arrangement
GrneraI-AlAnager rcck feels very bitter on
account OF the obstacles tlirnw1, ~ the way
ut his roal getting terminal facilities l!tIs.
sh's s SGSys geaso So u @
ana extend thu lIrs fron' valparaiso 10 thus
city. Tie murey would never have been III
vested Ind r. not @ been o,i% far III the ,,,,, fsK
lEaCNkAkIOA3 III l1IG p4t33 A4AA <t4Q pEQPtN
| OF this city TINT tho t;rnnsl Trunk
would bs received ,llere WITH open !u,: ar..'s
with rival llles. But Instead 0f ttat intiiu,g
but ill-wIll has been slsown. uni although
the lira,d Trunk )lns btell KNOCKING 1T
onr doors for More than SIX months, 1t IL
still persislentty shut ols. If Chtcas!, DOES
not want to be- 1T tue nlercy. Ut tl'e railroaM
puols alnl combinations, Atr. l'rck says, It
must open wide ita doors to gil the new IlArs
tint wn!lt to n,nkc their ter1ntnt y, tllts
city. When tho Gfala Trunk BULL III lii.;.
| t0 Chicago 1t llennt tU stnt,d a'nuf frulI MI
ponls and combinations, aiia net in.lels.rtl-
ently. But TIC InaIlcIuustlcss Ut rival lines
and the ill-will shawn BY tho peoplo
Of tic city ltns forced tho t'lie.lgu u
i! Grand Trunk, to elabratc the oppo.-
| tunty to tOin the cnst bound mol FROM tills
| city md accept 4 fair percentage IT the l,asi-
ness. lfAd his roatl !iad proper farIilirs flure
to eon.pete With ths ulttHr tranG-lltles y
condition. AS It was ills road was LIFT ut tl!u
mercy Of Vanderbilt n1d bis alties, and 4
was compelled to accept tllu bcst terms II
| could Seclrv.
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striker, getting first on balls, Esterbrook
mnde two-base hit, and Force WAS given
life by Cnegswcll, Keenan, scoring. Ester
brook tailed on n wild pitch. Latham and
Driscolt were retired. and then Crowley
made lit nn,l Richardson and Rowe cacl
tyytrf,ascr, NttdinR live runs 10 tiiD sCorn lh.-
fure lior1ung wns retired. For the, Tfpys,
Gillespie was retired. Ferguson ,nntlc hit,
Cassidy took his base 0ll balls, Fergslsnf,
went home and Cassidy to thfftt On Cn1nnr's
sacrifice, and Cassidy scored on Cnsklns' lit,
winning the game:
iNH|IHa--
rroys.............":. rr... . . . o ! o . ~
Huns oat,,cd-Trny. 4; 1i,tffa1o, ]:
ilase hiia-Troy, II. total, II; Dnffoto, 0, IT.
tai, IL.
Two-lnse-hi -hi,s-Caesldy. llowo cs,, Easterbrook,
1ichas1fsnn.
Thret- t,ase. .hlts-Cnskins, H,chardaon.
Ilnsca On chilled batls-Wcsh, ,CAsaldy. ifornunK,
Ket},inn-
iIaA:s On errors..nnffalo, 2; Troy
iAIft IN taacs--lluHA0, :; fry. v.
Struck out-lstcEaFtisun, KccnAt1, Erans, Cas-
s]dy, Welsh. CaXgswc!l. CnsktnM
TdAacl talls-tutlIert+ / Keenan,. t.
Wild pltchca-:tvHlah, l.
InIIt Gullctt-Welsh, ~; Driscnl1. 100.
Strikes calcd-Wcish. ~; DrIscoll, ~.
TItnc-2N.
Umplrc-IIrndeY.
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DEAD CO.0PERATIVES.

4 Partial List OF tho Assessment Ltfc-
Insurance Confpnnie& That fanvo
Failed During tho PAst Five Ycars.
Below we give partial list Of the assess
ment llit-lnsurnnce companies tl,at llayo
failed III tha United States within tho past five
years. When tho reatlur bears In mind the
fact that theae assessment cooperative cont
panies arc without, or beyond. ot1iclnl control
III most OF tho 6tutes, indeed In every Stnto
OF tho UnIun until within tue past two Or
tlree yea1s, he will reallza the difficulty III
tho way Of obtaining anything like conl-
pIeto record OF their failures. Not, being
aubject to official scrutiny OF control In n!ost
States, they often originate, flourish tempo
rarily, and disappear without leaving a
record Of their existence except IN
tho y wrecked hopes and pocketbooks OF
their, swIndled Victims. 1t Is no exag-
geratIoa 10 say that Ape, hundred Of these
tRye fAlsetl In the United States during tho
surancs Commissioner exercises official ~.
pcryiston and c0ntrnl over these assessIne1lt
Societtes Oe salIe NJ over the regular conl-
palites. IT lus pecll possible to ascertain 5u!-
e!,cc, or,, tiat :liivc failed. pit IN Illinois,
Missouri, Indiana, anil 0ther Western States,
j. !I.possilla TO tell: Ile following liht con.
MaWuged, but failed through tic Inherent
weakness Of systsl! which lgloses ~, tte
most Vital principles VI tho sctei,ce of llte,
1T tie start, but deRenerated Into downright
swlutlIes, alld ithers still were organized
| frauds trn,n TIE DeEl'Hl1ng, gotten up to
sw!'utle the Ignorant alid 4l.suspccttng. Al Al
regard 1t Us u tuyor II tbs readers of thIs will
HrllA Us tho nantes Ut other, defunct c0dttr'
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FREMONT, Ncp., Jnly, N.--To-lay nan
natned Hoofsan. who formerly resided III tic
LENDER ncia1'bQrhood In knnsas, au.l who
knew tho old man personally, was admitted
Ia the prisoners' presence, and identified tho
,nan as actually the old man Bender. He Is
INT So positive rs to the woman. Tic woman
clain,s that Mrs. Bender died In 1916. The
whereabouts of Kate and John Bender, Jr..
las been disclosed, and, ::onicers arc chi
route to cnptAra tjlem. The prisoners were
to have met John Bentcr to-day In this State
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a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Qn~s|1l 4h IN sFfAa fr.Ihn 4t{hnHk

DAxylI..E. July 81. The Wabash, st,
Louis Il Pacific Is having tl!c greatest frcigl't-
blockade knows In tts history. From It'@
ledo IL nanyllls thu soad Is one continuous
tratn. FreIgl.ts golng east ,novo forwar'!
twelve or sixteen hours, then side track, anu
iuy there " many hours in turn, w''!ttnE 70
give tho west+lK,l.ntl treiRhts IL ellal!c, WllGtl
l!ose la tbs s1nu WY; Crews rte ite;t!aeattiy z,
ing trlps II iifty tn!ies. West q puMy!lIs.
for, tiHy> or sixty miles, EVERY sl.le-trnck Is
full. Trains are run to tlW fn:lest c9pacity
Ct te to9tt yst aEx!!ss rtIls atS Hthir 70 ,IHc
It was oYcr known here hefosc.
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Hp&esat D1spaleh to 1hs chleuqo f1bhns.
LANSING, Mlch., July W.-The lnEham
County Republican Convention to nominate
delegates to tho Stats Congressional mid Sen-
norial Conventions nlutn Mason tltlay. This
county has been claimed strenuausly by tho
strikers Of Palmer for Governor ns solid
Tor hin. and also his candidate for Congress
from this district, Sumner Howard. Of Flint.
Tue Congressional delegation nre -asa unlt
Tor s. b. Bingham, OF, this county: II usmtle
y seeurs Its nomination they VIII BY eq9slly
Marks 8. Brewer, uI rolltIac. Atr. Howard
Aad ilary delegate StalWart resolutions
weFe adopted, and the utmost harmony pro
, 1880-07-31

Sp<riaf pisjs'ieiI In Tas Chicago Tribune.
ROCHESTER,. MINI, Enthusiastically, at
Caltlrl,l, the examination Of Charles Van
.tileM, charged wltlI the murder Of r. Des-
taontl. cane off. The evidence exolicrsltcsl
lin, but WIS sufficient to cnl.se the nrrest Ut
murdered tilali. Tile examination fnstett
Until i o'clock this morning, WHEN Reynolds
was brought to tile tuil IN ti!ts city. Ills ex-
ammunition will culaLe before Justice Eaton ut
o O'Clock to-day.
, 1880-07-31
4 1sELLIGEREST CRIPPLE.
Snktidf Aandtrh In 1ht Chfsdno 1ffhuns.

Bt.uoM1soToS, Ill.,, July 30.-To-nfght
willie the nenver Express, o1 tho Chicago t.
Alton, west-bountl, WIS Mt Covel Station, Il
1pglpss cripple from Allon, wishing to dead
head to Kansns City. was put oil thu train by
Conductor Motrr, Wherellporl he drew Il re-
yu!yer. und fired ut .Alooye, but without
effert. 1lo wis secured before Ite could tire
nnft har cfJnt
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Spttfdt bitpdfth 10 77s Chicago TRIBUNE.
BnAnronp, 1'a., July ~. Last night the
Poss-DhIce ut E!tlret, fourteen miles from
Bradford, was burklarized. The robbers
tnre open all tho letters in boxes, securing
considerable money. Tie safe WIS then
blown open, the shock hcing felt all over the
plncc. >yersiiO In s,tol,ey. about s40o wdrtll
Ut Stamps. anil several Registered letters
w"r. st.,1eIl. The rohlMrs lclt .Ettreti In n
t.uggy. Il tniteQ Stntes detective Is work.
liE w tho etse.
, 1880-07-31

WABASH. At. LOUIS d pACIf1C.
CuuSc,{ ULurFs. July D.-TllsouHll ex-
'press tyuius will ha nut III thu WABASH, st,
Louis u lMcIllc l.ai i!roa.l betwee,, Council
BlutEs Sunday, the tlfxt tru!n leaving at 4:aa
j. Ill.,, real.h[ltS St. l.nu!s ut 7:43 tlle next
ilIurninK. The nIornlnY express from vt.
Louis will rearll Coliici! Bluffs at l0:N
i. III. These trains will be run eyery day
iu tlle week
, 1880-07-31

NEW YonK, July 3o.-Willlam IT, C,,sll-
man, ex-PresE.lellt of tho t!cfunct First MI
tioltnl Bunk, Georgetown, Colo, indicted for
embezzllng upwards of $loo,oo0 Ut tlle funds
Ut t!le Da,,l;, Inns surrendered to the United
CulurltlO.
, 1880-07-31

members Of the Doard, the selections bo,ns
don't at the next meottng. Ntw con,ca Mr.
OuthAn who declares thnt ail these stories. and
espccnaly thu story TINT hi Is seeking tho Fresl-
f.nibhntion III truth, mud hnye bern Inserted
thrmtEh malicious untnity towards him by soino
uctRDn mt natnnd.
, 1880-07-31

5pfeta1 Ditputeh 10 11s tAtsaco 1stbuHA
WAsulSoToy, D. G., July 8o.-llepresenta-
uye Tom Browne, Of Indiana, writes to q
friend here nat the Republican majority IN
~ t,,a1d district w!l be 1890. ns says: "Eyery-
cock boom Is tlnttelil.4,." -. -,
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ASSIGNMENT,

6p<etat Ditpat<h 10 Tas Chteaao TEthuns.
Du,luQuE, H., July W,-CsMar Dr0therB.
wholesale grocers. ,na.la an asslgn,aeIls tt'-
stay far tlto bcne.tt OF their creditors. The
tlrill btleve they have assets enough to coYur
thD Indebtedness.
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fhE DEBT STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON, d. C., July W.-'rhere ts.a
probability that the debt statement to-1noE-
row may show another decrease IN tho
amount OF thepublie Indebtedness. The re-
ctipty fgunl cuatons and Internal SoPen0e
hare been very lnrKu tllls mouth.
, 1880-07-31
RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE

rnrtA consplete l1nporncy This startling nseer.
tim VIII be fully c11rrs,boented by cTcry Intetigens
TG Etancns ~ snm.cs Gr1actn1 ts d,sanso
thc 1. disposition IL nvoitl ro:ety nnEnor sioomY
trsee III nsl .tsss s5y9a1 ssNtg a
ehiii u t.s S.snt eyi $ecset hsbite arn the to*s
ofisnmf1S'nea ns 1ncd hs* been almost
", s.nnn TT Recommendations At the In
.ps &c v "s M nss
NM o:gan il wrnlcnea. then thnt .ontnn t. weak.
Ss H. @ tsmqar far II I n 5sas 81 a. onS g. fs II
tnrrcd by tin Acndany ut Medicine In aria ~ IN ln-
faitsin r4c:e M f.s Tho ao9e cn;Mims r 70 nasEnfn
producing renct!n md is spe!tnnnunt in a!ecis sA
plli. nnt cnn ~ had Of heya;:oT Co. 70
ss s aEsss * tar s snas IL hSn m
f. f1as slo.: boz 81 pllis ii bog of I'd Ill seas
hY mall upon recelpt Of price.
CERTIFICATE.
FA1s!s, July 1a isa-1u Hue so la Fex.-A Mr. E. L.
n{ly-troe yanrs old, hHh been wI!1rGr twGnty-fra
5ers, nrrsosH tesIseranctt; had auureu for thirty
crvulls debility and nhttfa !motencY For e.9htccn
Ycnr. 10 tried every knn~n roneti5 without any ben.
sat iiv cars y me and adTtscd him 70 II Hlcords
axe h nsfste.l u,i! hh c9iit!nnliR i. use md 10
got nlnrrisd md has twn iin4 chtllson. .,.., ~,
asya III Mect. m ena
month"; between nFo mad NJ l1onshs W hthe
uDntlls- nH. y: FEniGntI
Rn1sN 1EY AI4I. DIR ku<401k'Ts.
vASsClIAACKt sTEy ESsUS & CO., .Ch!caFo, Ill.,.
Whut,xalr ARahs for tbs Drug TTndA.
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MISSOURI,

Vt. Louis, Mo-, July N.-Tho Greenbackars
d ale Twelfth Missouri District llaYs nou1l-
eated John u. Loudou for Congress,
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Tin1e---ss::a{, 2:22h, 2:A
HA1kAT0tsA.

Nnso-2:"ea{. 2;s2h. e;St =
BA1LATotsA.
SARATOGA, n. T., July 30.-The flve,far-
long dash was won by noot-Juck, Glci.
GaiF1e second, and Compensation third.
Ths sceond race, milo and zoo yartls. was
won b. Ada GlcAll, C!l. Sprugle second, aud
,a n1en d.,tS; thtfd;; Long raw was ts'o fa'or1t'
Ti!e thres-uuarters mile dash was won by
Obsewnlda, utilIta sBcallti, Charley Russ
third. and Dlucller, tho fasorlt, last Tine,
G1fd-l'ug and Turfman ran aea<l heat in
tho lmtla, NnA ome, furlong race; Gotustil
tittu. T!nle, 1:6S4s
Gold-l}ug nr!l Tnrfman.. .rpn OF He dead
heat, and Gold.llng won. Tlnia. :hS4.
: TIE 0oopwoOn NEErINd.
LONDON, July 30,-At u!e ti0otlwaotl meet
lnY to-,iny tho rllce for the M0lecUnlD'a Stakes
TOR sayuar old cults a,nl ftllies cni,le niI nlNl
Wus won by I,0ftilarll'H paWEnW, 3fetculn
second, and Cupuchcn third. Celsea aInt
Elfe A!sO run. The bpttinE lust before TIM
rAco waH lvB to ten against i'nWpay, ten t.
three .agninst Meteoru, five to four against
CApucl!ell, eight to t'lin 49.!inst Cielseas anl
eight 10 ont agn!n!t Eifo: CnpucllaIi a!sd
Chelsea ran side by side to tlle tlisla'cp pn!t.
Wl!cn l'aWpnay enho to the from, ,tiad Won by
half length. There wer9 t!Ire6 lengths BIZ
tween the second atltl third horses.
There will be matIn6e at thu tzack OF the
Central Park Driving Association this after;
be 3-lniiutu eass, 3:ss class and trte-f -for-all
70 wnsou, alh 3;4a class aud free.fos~ail 70
hnIilCS3.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoluS, July 81-Ayriyel, the steam
shlp Eantynn,. from Antwerp.
LoSloN, July @.-Ar1iysd, Elysla, froM
New York, y,
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ILLINOIS,

Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
BLooMSaroS, ILL.,, July M.-Tlle first re-
publican meeting Of tic campaign was held
In this city tonight by tho bloomington
Township Club ut PhUntS Hall. w!slel, was
crowded to repletion. The Hom. D. G.
Smith, Of Pokin Republican candidate for
Congress, delivered Nh. ablo address, ami
several short speeches vera nlade by local
,peakcrs. The grcatest spirit and oiitEIusi-
ts1M WIS manifested, rs il tho case ut every
one OF the many Republican gathorings held
this campaign III Mclean County.
The Republican Central Committee Of hic-
Lean County met here today aud deter
mtled to call together tile delcgates Ut tho
lust County Convention ill., convention Sept;
q, to nominate c.1ilidnta for the uf,lcu Of
Recorder, to which Mclean County y ell
titled by reason Oi having moro than ", o00,
her olllcfal count being G0,02l.
Sp<stat Dtstufeh to The Eh@eA9o 7FtbHnf.
FKEEro1sT, ILL.,, July W.-On Aug. + the
Republicans of Itli8 Fifth Congressional Dis.
trlct will meet iii convention III Freeport and
place IT, nomination n candidate for Coll-
gress. There appears to be 10 opposition to
q denomination of Maj. II. II. A. Hawke, oi
Carroll County, the present member.
, 1880-07-31
n,ba Outlook for Some OF tho
Candidates Ycnrning
for Office.
Ar t)h,o' District Convention Nominatos
On tho Five Hundred and
Fity-ninth Ballot.
aho Dates on Which Elections Will
Be Held This Fall,
AMI iha officers or Measures 10 30 Voled For
on Those Occasions.
IOWA.
sncfal Dispdfth to Ths Chicago Tribune,

IOWA.
Special Dispdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
! p,,,t1SoroN, H., July 3U.-rhc 1,ol1tnn-
tfo,, 1T K0bert Holloway, rs tho Democratic
candidate for Congress from tho Tenth ILL
nols District, Is another Of those acts OF
Dourbor ci1rontery to tho loyal sentiment OIL
tha peope OF this country that Is not cnl-
cnlated to assrage the an1lilositics cnRcti-
dnrrA by tlle War or cnnsB. tic Bo-cnlletl
"hloody shirt" to DO buried out Of slight, >
rhe no,niuatlon of 1lr. Holloway is calcu-
latod, In fact, to protltce mn entirely opposit
resnt, 1t Is a mattor OF record thot Nfr.
1followay, during the War, was n metn-
bar Of md stood higl. In tho councils Of tl.at
mast reasonable md datestable organfza-
ran known rs tile " Knights of. the Golden
Circle" lie was, III fact, second in rnnk only
IN Ya]lantligllnn, n,td during that trattor's
hautshnlent from the country Mr.. Holloway
was the Head Centre Of the organization. as
wiIl be seell fralu the following extract from
the report Of lldg0-AlyOcate General Holt
70 Secretary Stanton. judge Holt says:
e. e. I; few y :IorE SA'i hier.. M who WI Wss il Msy
r. need II arrest and II eoneSd G WIN II En' S5t
jandIxham, who WINS elected at tho ntlnual meet
tng oi tho Supreme Council In February last
hare actc,l liz L!plteuant.: .:Gcnernl, Or lloputy
Hnprcmr Commander, during tho abscnco Of
Valiand!sha1n from tle country.
Before the Military Commission convened
Mt indianapolis IN 1854, several wlt!tcsses
t,u!heti rs to ll0llowny's connection with the
OaIert and to having gone to Canada to con-
sit with tho Kebeis who. hntt their; head
.Qiarters on the north bulk Of tile N1ngnrn
kyer
The people Of tho country have becomc nc
oustonicd to seeing Southern BrlEa1lcrs, clio.
yAtet1 to positions Of hunor BY tho people OF
the South, whose cn,,Se they esp0!lsetl mud
upheld on many n hard fought 1lcltl. But,
tHugtl used To the sight, It csll lnrdly be
aid that the people view with pleasure tho
spectacle Ut men controlling. Il Government
wntcl. they attempted to destroy, l.llc! less
aru they prepared to sec secret p!osters
WAC !aeke1 the bravery to o,.enly take ,ull
Inns from being delegated To nuke laws for
tho country whose Government they str1yg
10 stab lii the back. It r. safe 10 nss1l'ne that
lle peOpe 0f the Tenth Illinois Congressional
District Will emphatlea'ly resent the, Insult
ofsred them by IIollow@y's NoM.!nat!on by
.cctlng Col. Afarsh to Congress BY largc
spseta1 Dispateh to Iae oaseaoo Tribune.
CLINTON, ill.,, July @.-ln the Republican
cnMc,lses this evening Co1tOr,. candidate fnl
Congress, carried Tires wards, eight dele-
1ates; aud Ellis u,le ward, tl,rce delegates.
, 1880-07-31

UNITED STATES tHlIhKMR nfRtuEt
45lIuHqItE HriLulHi. tilic.suO. III. july n, lkl
separate ssAed prup9sals, IN duptc!i4. WIN be se.
ID ISL fr Improving tauust Aurbus, lii, ~ f6loNsi
]. Fur llrblFHH.
l. Eur Pier Extension -...... =. .- -. .. ii
formation apply Vt this nfiGt.
U. j. LyDEGKE Iii, Major VI Eugiussza. v. ~.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
Hygienic Koverston.

Qualities in animals which are the re-
suit OF breeding tend to die out--that is.
the animal reverts to his earlier and longer
established characteristics. The must angs
OF Mexico are descendants of domesticated
horses, which, having wandered from the
Spaniards, gradually reverted to thei,
primitive typ1. The shorter the time in
which new qualities have been cultivated,
the stronger the reversional tendency. Ii is
somewhat the same hygicnicalIy. A Der
son would have a perfectly healthy organ
Ism II the sum OF the forces operating with
In his ancestors had always been on the
side Of physiological soundncss. If such
one were attacked with disease from some
external causes, his system would RAPIDLY
eliminate the disorder and revert to its
wonted state. This tendency to revert is
weakened In proportion to the nulnber of
ancestors in whom morbid causes have.
operated. If the tendency to consumption
for instance, has been in family for many
generations, it has become Bn accumulat I'd
force, and can be eXtirpated from the family
blood only by unremitting efforts, kept up
through several generations. If it has
come to one from outside causes simply, the
tendency is weak, and is easily kept in
abeyance, or 1t may be wholly killed out
wlthin a single lifetime.
AS general thing, the sick tend to get
we'll; for the average OF inherited vital
forces exceeds that of the morbid. The
vital forces thus preponderate from age TO
age because the less vigorous die early,
leaving those TO perpetuate the race in
whom these forces have accumulated for
numDcrless generations. Where morbid
qualities inherited from one line may be
strong they may be held in check
by superior vital forces inherited
from the other line, but these quail
Ties may re-appear in grandchild, or, even
leaping over two generations, in a great
grandchild. This is known as atayisln.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
Pictures by lightning.

In Cincinnati, some months ago, gen.
tleman accidentally discovered distinct
likeness Of little girls face on one of the
panes Of the window Of his house facing
southwest. IIo with others began
an investigation Of what was to be
seen, and on examination, all the parties
then present, some twenty In number,
agreed that it was tho likeness of little
girl On careful inspection another image
was discovered op the same pane, the face
turned partly toward the observer. And
on tho other side of the first picture still
another, much younger, but plump and
smiling, and later in the day still fourth
one. Now, how cape these pictures thcre2
Evidently they were photographed by
lightning furnishing the light to form the
image, and this, together with the accom-
panying electricity, produced chemical or
molecular change In the constituents of the
glass and then the image was fixed
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
Where tho Loss Was.

a young man who belonged to an excur-
sion party visiting Detroit called ut the City
Hall to make complaint to the Chief Of P,:.
lice that he had been robbed of his watch.
"What sort of watch was lt2 inquire d
the Chief.
swell, it was kinder old-fashoncd, but
it kept the etraightest time you ever saw.
Every clock within foor IN les of our hou
waa run by that watch"
"What was it worth2"
"Well, I'd been offered seven dollars for
IT,"
''lt isn't such great loss, then?''
'lt isn't tho money value that hurts me,
thoagh l don't care to lose seven dollars
any more than any other man. You see,
1t was the only time-picce VIC had to run
our prayer-meeting by, and when tho
Deacon rose up and asked me what time it
was, the mint l begun to haul out that
ticker every other young man dropped,
his head, and every gal prIckcd up her cars
and achcd for me to beau her home. it
made me solid all along the town-linc and
put me ahead at country dances, and I've
got to git 1t back or 60 home and tell the
folks that came across a blamed fool aud
sold 1t for a twenty"
"And you wouldn't do tn lt2"
'I might you know, bu. the mint the
old man wanted to give me his noto for
nineteen of it I'D have to own up or shake
his paper, and dads Il man who backs his
notes with fist as big US the top OF your
hat!"