, 1880-10-09

tendcnt Of Tic Census Of 1870 as well as that
of 1880: The Washington Shlr. which q eams rs
partm,ent by Uen.. " Walker, says:
II IL dt,ntonstsstsf THAT tho .cnsn: en'tmera; m a;
~" ns 9f g %d fn oee,vs
The in1n!ry a South Carolina went back to lsoo,
traeux families sho =. Ss 81 ,hrsEh .ns
meraici Ia 1seo and 1880 were omitted from .ho
si.e ss 'ass asa eoan
tes t.t showed ,s larsoss th!s yssr a.
w1 fend s ha TT Sun
mcratlon ssan correct. though, In somo cases, It
showed M lncrensa ut 10 per cent-
WEAVER WANTING.
8yeetai Dupalh to 1NA chicago 1stbunA
BATTLE CRE FIX, Mtch., Oct. .a.-The Green-
hackers llayo been announcing for several
weeks TINT Gen: Weaver, Presidential candt-
date, would make seven speeches In Miclii-
Ing Will Jackson, Battle Greek. etc. H.
gave o1ih political speech at Grand lsnpltls,
md today tho Oreanhackers publicly IN.
,louncc that ,e will not DO here ttis fa!l, that
Just why this was done, and what II Is for,
ia mt at present known by the public. but It
Is contecture,l that he found Michigan at,
snp5Gans snp 4, lfay s rd m tSSsnt ssoyra Us Wins fe
tlloy do fl this Stah,. lie will speak IN ILL
nols till tho 18th. and tllen devote tho re-
maEntlcr Of his time til! election In Iowa. SO
say tho Grcenbhck leaders.
PENNSYLVANIA.
special nt,rs,'eh 10 The Chicago Tribune
BnApF0np, pa., Oct. s.-t}ov. lioyt, Lieut."
Coy. q. W. Stone, and other. State dlEMi-
tarIes paid VISIT Y BrndfSrd t to-day, ,rhs s
military Tonight. Theirs was Republican
torchllght procession. .css than zoo torches
were In llne. At meeting ield after the
erness12 ernor. LleuSov i s,ons, ' sa BEAVER M tie
lion. s. X Mason, lMdRa Willlatns Judge
nlnstead, Judge WILSON, the Hon. G, z.
| Yedder, and the lion. F. J.. Blacklnnrl. The
leaves To- morrow afternoon for the East. Alr.
lloyt received at the st. james Hotel thls
cyenlnR.
-, Special Dt'pateA 10 TIT cAteaes 7reouns
WAsITISGTOH. u. G., Oct. B.-ll. II. Had
ley, who has been prominent IN, connection
with all association Ut Conservative and Il.
dependent Republican voters. so-cal]ed, in
NeW ~ York, which Is act!ng II. the Interest ::
have been one Of the persons connected with
the unclaimed interest schc,nes In tho Treas-
ury Department, by means Of which attempts
were made to cxtoft large fees from persons
to whom tile Treasury owed money. .Tho
Government arrested some Of 3fr. ladlcy's
associates for swfndlfng.
| THE NATIONAL vIKw.'
The National Vte.v, which appears to-
Might, III an editorial referring to the reports
Tint 1t recommends fusion lii Indiana and
has sold out to the Democrats, emp!atically
denies the story. and urges the Greenhackers
not 10 perntt their organization to DO broken
down tllruugl. bribery or any other lntiu-
cncc. The same pnpcr IS very emphatic In
denouncfng the trencllcry Of Lum, whom 1t
calls dirty Judas.''
| SUPERVISORS.
A. great many applications have been made
10 TIC Department Of Justice for thu appoint
iment OF Supervisors Of ELECTION III Uliio, In
lana, 1sennsylyaMla, and other Northern
Statcs. Tlle appointments are made at the
instance OF botlt political parties, strictly i'll
accordance with the El':'Iop laws.
HELD IN S2,5 HAIL.
NEW ToI,k, Oct. 8.-'rhomas Finley, In.
spoctor Ut Elections, arrested for Interfering
with Supervisor nf ELECTION Dayil w. Ives.
in discharge OF his duties on tlle iast day Of
tho registration, WIS held by United States
Commissioner bural III $500 ball to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.