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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

During the continuance of this complaint,
and Immediately after its disappearance, the
lungs are sensitive to the slightest cold, and
often fall a prey TO consumption. Renne's
Pain-Killing Magic Oil, taken occasionally,
puts all danger out of the question. 1t never
fails
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Another Reduction in all classes of
summer Dress Goods, at Gold
smith, ROsenfhaI Il Co


Keeps q full line of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen, made for comfort and ease
in southern ties. Calf blogana, English
walking balls or Congress CATERS, high or low
cut, They are frst-class, and you won't be
bothered with corns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
| Pictures.
SHIELDS
YOUNG,
Wholesale and retail
Sweeping Reductions in Summe,
Clothing ut +. M. Kahn & Co.'S

Ladies should avail themselves of the
special Bargains we ATE for n
short time offering I'm all our
Departments. Every Dep'tment
has been largely augmented by
arrivals Ofnew goods during the
past week. Goldsmith, ROsen.
thai & 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Fresh Arrival of Ice.

Jarrett, the ice king, has just received a
new and fresh supply of pure lake ice, and
there is no necessity in Tuning and swelter-
ing now, even if the weather is warm, when
Jarrett is selling enough ice to keep you cool
long time for few cents. Call on him,
rear of Apollo hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Young Gents.

Go unto Leon Kahn when you wants pai,
of drst-class French calf, and goat, hand.
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be sgreeably
surprised to see how small and neat we car
make your foot look if you will give us q
chance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Were you aware that the largest smoking
tobacco factory in the world is situated at
Durham, North Carolina? Well such is the
fact devoted exclusively to the manufacture
of Blackwell's Fragrant Durham Bull Smok-
ing Tobacco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Wishes to call the attention of the ladies for
the next thirty days to her clearing out sales
of trimmed hats and bonnets, at very low
prices. Also large stock of sowers, feathers,
ribbons and silks, Large stock of sun hats
ust received. Give us a call soon and con-
vince yourselves of low prices and stylish
goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

To keep sat every shining hour" the busy
little flies away from table, couch and house,
20 to China Hall and procure fy-trap or
ay fan. They are much cheaper than last
year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
RosenfieId & Bond,

me FINEST Grocery Store In Northern Texas,
They handle nothing but select and fresh Gro
cerles, and are daily receiving fresh goods TO
keepup their large retail department, Among
the delicacies they are now Offering:
Dried Beef, per piece, at l5c per ID
Munsen's Preserves, at 75c per Jar,
Shakers Preserves, at SOC per lar.
Tomato Sardines, at zoe per can.
Russian Caviar, at CSC per can.
Shrimps, at $50 per can.
Pickled Eels, in jelly, at 40c per can,
Liam Chowder and Fish Chowder, at Csc,
Genuine Swiss Cheese, at 33hc per ID,
'enuine N 4 Cream Cheese, ht CSC per lb.
At RosENFIELD 4 BOND, ..7o4 Elm Stree
Goods Guaranteed ~ Represented.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
this hot climate real necessity. To keep it
cheaply and good, get one Of d. 6 oslin's ex-
cellent water coolers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Ladies'

Will find no trouble in getting fitted in a
fne pair Of shoes at Leon Kahn's-we have
them. in all styles and last, and fully war.
rant every pair custom made shoes sold
nv us
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smak-
ing tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
factory
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

The beautiful crimson blush oi nature, with.
out paint, can be impaired to the p ale caeeks
ola slckly and feeble women, by the use of
that grea' female tonic English Female Bltters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

We have still on hand u largo line of
ParnsOls, which we arc letter.
mined to close out ut any sac.
rifice. Goldsmith, ROSenthaI
4 Gn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Ask your grocer tor Dozier- Weyl Cracker
goods. You will like them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
Takes the Lend.

We have noticed that the most prominent
merchants and citizens take their meals at
Jacobys elegant restaurant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Leon X a hn's
SHOE STORE

Being greatly stocked in all lines of Mems Womens Misses and
Cdren Boots and Shoes have this day marked them down
considerable being fully low as before
great advance Boots Shoes
For Gents have all styles the bet
OXords
nine ewed NA'ers
Button
and
For Boys and Children
propose guarantee hH every cei sell will be
the
Counter
hare ollrgrd sofvape
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
wanted.

Good chambermaids at Grand-Wndso,
hotel. Apply at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Sweeping Reductions i'm Summer
Clothing Mt T.. NJ. Kahn & Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Our crackers sell we'll because they are the
best. Dozier-Weyl Cracker company, st
Louis,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Fine music at the Atlantic garden every
evening for the hearing Of families.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Do you want TO know what your ice-cream
contains? Then 60 to China hall, buy you
freezer and make your own ice.cream.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Sweeping Reductions in Summer
Clothing ut Il. M. Kahn e. COS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Bargains in laces and embroide .es. two
doors west Of the postoftice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

sweeping Reductions In summer
Clothing at Il. NJ. Kahn Il Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

Dozier- Weyl Cracker company, st. Louis,
can bake over 5000 boxes of crackers a
Hav
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

First-class board and well furnished rooms
I the "CINCINNATI HOUSE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

At the "CINCINNATI HOUSE, yol
Will hnd q superb table; near Il. Il T. depot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22
and IOc Store

Sweeping Reductions I'm Summe
Clothing nc e. NJ X aim & Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-22

at the Atlantic Garden every Sunday even
inc.
, 1880-06-16
.1IORATIO SEYMOUR.
TRANSLATION Of a Aciier FnbliAl1el In 4
German Newspaper When Seymour
Was IkunnlnE Against draft .fvr tho

Trnnplasion Of n Acaler Fnb1iAl.el In 4
German Newspaper When Seymour
Was IkunnlnE Against draha .fvr Tho
Presidency. 49,
"lIotatio Seymour, now ii ytars old. bus oc.
cuploQ b promihdnt position i'll tho politics ot
the State Ut Now York for twenty years. I1o
has twlrp been Governor, but: owes bis second
election to tho reaction octaaioncl by tho disap-
pbnttneht tfelthy tie, people ut the failure Ut
Gen. McCiollan's uan1palgn against H!chtnond.
wliun tho War sec,n0d likely to terminate lsas.
truusly to tho North
"6oymour stanIs In very alngutnr position
towards tho scmt-barbatdus rnbblc TINT forms
tho bulk of bis party. He seems to under.
fanous elass whom tho dcnanafof party pJllties
rt.lutrg III yet he neyGr takes otf hls KID GLOVES,
bMg asts llk9 Y gi1l,i sotgtieur showing Gtlae.
stAtestaan ot tho Do,!elas type. -.
~, y AtnoaFh no soutnatngr c1t surpass HIN IN
an RNEty h9 ksp'ys boy e elothe th!s fcellw ia
9lN. 9s,ph il thn bis v8hiMfA1 Of ti,o wandering
tpurt,eytl4 whu lautdtes tho brokcn chatts III
the wAysae tavern IL 30 .,laste!rly .,! !na,nss.
s!4!o.!s and 4cy. yet kcnteol rspler. used by the
rcencn n ,.I r. d!ioitnk nst@,'! Souss!s',S;s
ans ,,,'S soyse H ns ow ensf pfty 's S Se9 %
the Democracy have great rcspsot flr hls
nblty. but ,Dt Tho lcust attaohfnrit % hin ptt..
stres ua ID tss tarSs Fiji
Gil .throats, s1!! s"vsred viii uts Siood u ,asn.
rs NY friends he niatIo ncarer uppnnleh 70
cos.!!a!!ty thGn GyGr bet9ro nr since. nat this
sve.R fGsfSs % hs ss s Win ~ ,o aos eaeu @
ttnuer, ~. - ~ =
"seymours nat4tc apa pl oh3arneter would co.,:
AEf1TPfntHftfV Cf TIM b1lntJ9' tEUlt9tIftlll1tthl
, 1880-06-16

Cs'ltAllH }uQ lnll1WlnRs
Mr.. Gnst!olh-Mr. Chairman, mover INV ~.
contract before. but wa1.i to s,!y wur,i in r"s
gnrl to Tue wnr,! "App'nprlatlon" ,lasl in II,
e. rent NJ rton te rcfeffc1 ho 6n1 g GnEfs, # h
lot tho district Of C9lunha un,nr % lie ucnrs m"akf
lAw a'd the Equalization q tl.o I!atrlct GoYc9n. G
oapa s' ~ e' 60 sns ss s md .tss tss
whcrU thoso tmpruromorta wtrn n,atIo. ~ III
ircst fSG,: si GS%n2on x,h eter y roe o.
meht lovio' II tho I uar II r"iu Pa w WIZ Tss s.;
tl,o improvements @ n,uta n {rnnt Of MY pn,p. NJ
cshst ott ~ Zig ft,it thas t hid rase Sa.'t'1'h ny
.us iss,!el Oh tho src,l,t q thq ilissict Or II
S"s xff sbat fho Gn M gt"tss ha III % Gy
In roicrcneO % appropriations. wns this: Whcn..
sSss s@sas sns sos5s a q a sy sla sdisxs
il,R Or Kr,''r.I ~; altu.tod oonE.psa u matter
Ct njoa fj1g gs@ os na "a S{11y ta "'hss oy 4 H.
front toat Tht ,ho I reati"n tsSt m IT.
Fl s ~ T. nny q tsass
lands, which of o6srac VIVA 1Stt thst tsno1t mas
bnt!y ennld hire foteaceu. "''
:" Mi. Nlokusson-Alow me to oak ] ~ 4 au,,.
III. garnetd-cortntn1y.
: Mr.. NinkrraoItL1h View of your O. PLANTATION, 1
,fors t95whAt appropfiatlon q ! refoa sa' d !,
ar%pnd 11e PGrki' or nyyaer +" O. :,
seu Ut II Se viii ,ek asn at e9 ,Se nre nesst
pr!ation n! Gspaony IN T. hn w!ll i!nd that
!sS think, A'0p p9ei%bnr.o S2"s %asls, IL, 91S S1'
fs fts III ss IT, is $ IT; sSsyst g. xss e
ttoti. Thp Old dntiaI Ea.l been fltcd in. nI thn
Smithsonian Fto,,hls hf 4 ieoh t,rttere Iy tint
g NJ na ~ ft w a q
, 1880-06-16


6ptetat nhpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
SYRACUSE, N, Y, Juno 1b.--Thp eyes of tho
Democracy nro turned toward r1-Goy, HoratIo
Boymour. Tho Old Statesman spent m hour in
tho city this afternoon. Iin w,ls On his way TO
Aurorn, whero he Ia to uolsvcr MI ndlruss nt tho
commencement OF WUlls College fur young
ladlcs to-lnorrow. During thu stay butwoon
tralns ho was Visited Ut tho RAILWAY t!ppot by
several frluuds, usnong tho number Milton II.
Northup, editor Ut the Courier. Addressing
Mr. Nurthup With reference 10 the fMct
that tho Courier had bcnn boomlug
Tor him. he satd, In n jocular to,le: "You pco-
pic up hero aro getting mu Into IL sGrHpo. Why
can't yoei lot Ah old Mnn alunc7 You have no
Idea how prostruttti Mtn." This romark TX
cited snll!t. as tho Governor appeared tho per-
feet picture Of houlth. Tall all oEeut Rs u sap.
ling, With cleur eyc. he showed III mcntMl or
IhyH!cul decay. llis years wore lightly boFuc
tnl 1nanv 4 min Of ilyc decntlus would hRvo
been proud OF bis rlgor. uuy. Seymour con-
t!nucd:
to sc1nter politics."
"Why." exclaimed ono OF tho company, "you
Rfo only four ycarb older than 5Ir. Tlon, AMI
luok ton ycnrs younger. whIlo YOU ire thrice US
nj animpedln'ent {, Ills oa,,tiitaey."
NV, wv ts too @ld oor. soymourd ro
n.NosnHn has u rlaht to seUk n ,,o,nl,lu tlon fvr
nrrs'ucnt, .,or. wholl nominated, 10 tteutine."
1,'ssesa, he towsd s,, artis! nssuns A9.iaW
Sdsay Saa sans sI "Y q .s. Ss3 ss;" 4 ;S i
party wtN mot DIV. boynnnr ut th8 depot.
During tue eo',yo,sattGn Gov: Seymour d!d'no
heleyed by oil who hoard blu rotnafkH thAt tlo
would a~Spt. nurnX the Cinotnnati Co,tveu.
SSss: = ho oxptosssd i. II ilt,o vsEe
iits!'td olcan In TIC soutAeastorn part Of tho
, 1880-06-16
EDWIN 1,00TlI.

u 4tFllIlnNl lekl11toNlat ~ AA1nt 1sIll@
IicIt ItIttcrlGuIl IlAetor--t'oiiilI iitmry
I1rOnklAHk Rendered Hin at JcInao-
ntc0'k.
yptetdl Dtspdtch 10 TAs thteapo Tribune.
NKw YohK. 1uno 1h,-Tho breakfast ut Dol.
lnontcos tt,.tlny tell,lcrett Ktlwn lIo1th ~ II
faruwalt tribute by his frlus II, t,,h,ly pfofes.
slnns. in vitw uf h!s departure for Ens!nnd un
lhu soth lust, WIS tho most successful cntor-
tltnnipnt nj ia kind thAt itha DUen given ln this
olty. tl9 O'Clock tho 1rtends Of tho foremost
living American tragcdtah ltghh tu naBenblc,and
when Mr.. Booth nrrlved he wins speedily sur
rounded by nn htltnirlng throng. Among tho
tsontunlun preaent wero ,obort Cnllyor, tho itev.
Dr. Ewur, ". fl. l,r.lr.l, ]. @. A. Wnf1l BAnfurzi
II. Gtfori. r. e.. stHdn.at1, Cyrus ". flcsd. Parko
dH1wtn, Nonh Urooks, uen. tiuraoD Portar, Jutlgo
Hilton, Jnsnrs It. usHuol. e. Il. Chlruh, Judge
l,radv, JudHo Duly, william wasro1.. Josupi
Jctrorson, Lostsr Wnltnek. Lawrence Uurrott,
tiua,. bi Cusnnla, Jn,nes 5teolo sinukayt, Chtof-
Justice Sheu, =. r. Dnrntitn, and mAny utliatH;
IN nil thnre wero abo0t lS0 porauus. Th0ro
wcru letters from prominent lnun rogrottlnH
thoir inability TO aetoitd. inclttdnH Otu Hull,
Jn,ncs r. Ftelds4 Grn. Bhcrninl,. Secretary
Evhsts, alli Ehnrlos Dudley Warner.
4At tho llrunkfnst WIS beBul.
Tho hall wis adorned On every sida with por-
traits Ut famous nutsrs. Aftur tho cigars were
Lighted Judge Brady III Il faw words rotorrod tt
tho object Ut tho entertainments. Wheu he
mentioned Mr.. 1lo,tha uau'o It was
greeted with II chcur dlstincily henrtl
over by tho sewAr1 statue Til
Iwguty-thtul s.rout, and tho band played " Hull
tn tho uhlaf." Mr.. I,ooth- via visy affected,
which WINS nut surprising to thusc who know
hlu, sls uho Of tho most nervous and modest Of
nun, aud his faca grew EtIiU US lio 6owoi
ngnln Aid ngnn III acknowledgment uf tho
tribute. Called upon: to respond ho sMid hu
could not n,ako n speech. tho vito nf III o1l-
, 1880-06-16

Ills ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON
6rtetal nt5paseh to 7hs Chttaeo 7Ttbtne.
WAsrts0r0s, D. G.. Juno 1h.-Qcn GArtleld
arrived hore this mor1ting and took rooms ut tho
it9gs House, Us i,ta own houae was coeed for tho
summer ucforc tho Chtoxgo Convention. Tho
Republican nominee hell grand lcyuv all dur.
Ing tho tthy. his phrior tsoiuE thronrcsi win
CongrcsAnun, Cabinct eillcorr, and other ,lota-
btcs Ono OF the most cort1ln! III Ills greetings TO
tho rcxt President WINS Etrretat Hhcrtnnn.
Gen, Qhttlstd expects 10 rotnniu hotc until Fri.
dny arrnuhiuR hta unrM,nAl ntFnits and prelMfing
latter uf acceptance will not le written until c
returns tn Ohfo. Uott, Hnrj,tld this attrr1ltnH
retNr1lstt tho tnt( NJ tho brurothry OF tho Ifpas'
ury aud nlso v8it0l tho President.
, 1880-06-16

milwaukee, Il 81. Paul 1io.ul M Trims ann ce1Aa
the MisasHpr on ncco,lnt OF the high wntcr,
Ind passengers nro Ront via Ia Crtsasc. A report
fEtm 1srAirb tlti ChGl Rnyh tho wiIter III tho Mls-
atRsiprt IA 4nlahlInR slowly.
A report from In EruaHe AGys the Mlsslestprt
i.iver fuso vo inoca ,-lay, ai.tl i Btil rising.
hut no further dnmaKp has occurred. Eltok
Hivcr IA falling.
, 1880-06-16
INDIANA POLITICS.

eptttaf usrafth 10 7hs ChtetAn Tribune.
1HptASAlx,I.lH, lnI., Juno l1.-{)elcxatcs' to
tho Ropubllcnu State cNoeenton bcgan arriving
to-day In lnrgo sa,nta. and tonight the hotels
prreunt thu animated auruarn'iee usually pru-
ceiling such m eyunt. Tho EreNt tluo4tlUn. how
eyor, y WIN shall t,e i,ontnat9d f"r tiovursior.
II n !'cn. ssri.ht, ngGi!st tho flgl1, Int tho
night s Ir UGl,. 9treiEht would he nominated un
thu llsst bnIlut, but changes may ncuur, IT,
NOR. nort9W wt,Ish wv put the whole matter In
, 1880-06-16


suEInyyta.l.E, Ind, lune 15-Tho storm which
passol hvor this portion 0f iiItana last night
w,ls tho ,r1nat seyaro ovsr known. Tho danlnBu
lone will rcuch thousands Of doilars. sNying
uuthI1ig Of tho killed ut,l WOUNDED. Tho truck
OF tho tnrrnlo In tho widest place Will not OK
coed tIfty yRr,ls, whlle III many ptaops It wns
much narrowrr. III tungth 1t extended several
nlllcs, carrying md destroying everything In ltA
pnth. Tho Injury y a'l n uio h. cnuntry'G;th!s
unntey tho truck Ut tho wind wAs not IN thu part
Ut the county lhnt % most thuk!y ,eot!le1,
or thu dH1nuK., would have beon nnu,i. az "
y, iourtsun farm-11u,.ses are II r!,l1!s, while
score. Hundreds ut N1ros Vt ttMuar wore lov-
ti.NI, whlln miles Ut fSiloe worv hlnWtt tluwn.
East Ut i1pra Il sNwlN!I nnA u lArR1 wRruluus0
woro carrletl away an'l aro totAl wrecks Cattle
wUt4 ktlf1sl hy 1rDyG4 md 0rGhnrds are cun,-
plgttly demolished. One wItnMn waa it!stnt'uy
killed. and six others seriously injured by fall,
Ll,K sinl,Dr. Quo hutise wis completely wrecked
II which tl,ore WA larre t9a,ily' Iut ail " n.
hoiiHes weru dpetr.,yu,l. rhrco. perso,,a wrro
killWl and many seriously hurt. III uno plcco nt
t!mprr talld whcra tho troes w0rn stantl'n4 very
thick there Ii but one trpu aoft Etandlng,
, 1880-06-16

r,.ccfvotl with great sallstaoti0n ny Ms ftunds.
Wo Gniltui aco why MI. Rinrkcl'H rn,i,a Should
not look lust ~ we'll on that tiskrtN IA tnt OF any
crrtHlniy tho prcfcr,,icc. hMcn.~r hr nlwHys WA
MI uncnmprotnlsnV. un.lt.iehMn l'c'nncsnt him
eu1f. His record ~ p,.fau tsttntr 't EHnl ti!h
n,y he rcRnrled rs u rot,cca4m to GcrInnn
Democrats. Its very doubtful. hnwevrr, II Mr.
StnrkeI would have received tho nomination for
S,nte Auditor II. therc wuro my prospects for
h{A n1rnttrt1.r
, 1880-06-16

feet that he really positively DECLINES to DO n
cnnd4lath at C1nolnnati. a lcttor has hcon 70.
c9sc.i lioro trb,n friend s.atnK thnt ssyons n
which he rati sligt hc lid NOT think thnt It WIS
,ls,ial for ntao 70 accept tho chhiliacy ylioso
health WINS not tqnat 70 tho duties uf the o'cc.
, 1880-06-16
OCEAN. STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New Yunk. Juno lt.-ArEival, WielarE'. from
Hamburg; rlantYn, from AntweFp; Laoy @S'
catts, frosu London.
FARTHER rolnT, Juno l3.-PaBsed inwala.
hnntFeal. from J4vorptol;. CanadA, from has'o'
Wisconsin, frt,M Ltvorruul. ,rJ
LOSnua, jnno j5.-btvamBhtps ArKosy AZ Gnu
Othelitt, FROM NuW York; Viking Ana hestos'aot
FROM Montreal, hnyo arrived but.
, 1880-06-16
NOTES.
rirranutu CONVENTIONS.

NUIFS.
rtrrFBtIltu CONVENTIONS.
Special Dt.p,teh 10 7As Cntsnaa Tribune.
rtr1Nuun1, PA., juno lb-llcpubltcnn Nu,nt-
Mating Cu.tvnntions wcro t1cltt to-day. Tho
most interesting fight WIS In tho sccnn1 LtRlA-
lattve District, whcro Chris MnEco intdo a
desperate effort TO defeat Wtlllam FLYNN, tho
anti. l,iu8 can1,ntc The rrs,,lt xlls n Wnt turloo
,lofent tor tho local tNa.. Flynn plliiY through
hy lntgo majority. MaReo alsn n,a'!o ~ ntTart
Hen,tc. rho Convention tOph Il different vIcw
uf tho mAttDr. mil pi,trel trktlntion tMynrinY
tho Hon. uni,tsl.n *. Qrnw. Erfctt attu n0ynU
wrrs nominated for Congress.
DEMnQLATiG nEhxaArE FnNM UTAH,
BAIT LAKE, u. r., Jitnu lb.-Tho Territorial
D0nocrnlu C,tnlnlttUn hns selected A11c,t u.
Campbell, Ui tho Horn Bvor Mining Company
to ~ as delegate u, the CfnUttiAu Convention.
, 1880-06-16

MILWAUKEE, WIs.. Jut,h lA-A1uch dan,ago ha8
heun tlosIe on tho uppor Rmbarrasa and Pigeon
lliv0raDy ilot,da- The dam aud mill near hay.
u,o,,dsvllio and Embarrass, alid the dnni ut
porry's MIL, hhyo bacn washed away. Tho dhi1t
ut t'llntunvlllo gavo nway, and she wutor oarriea
0votythtnz 6ufoFe 1t, Including several buildings.
Circuit taMlgo hns beun done to tho cEup5 nlonH
tAG ElibarrAss ValleY, aud the ontlrs yraln drop
y isprobnhly dcstnoyul and l!struss muss result 70
@ S sssss asay sas so * ~. va.
drowned whilo 6rossIn0 the cseek. Maux fam
i1tcs In thMt seotlol sought sAfcty on thor r0ta,
the houses h9lnK lllel vii wutYr., Many fnhAb-
'tan!s asv disasartenod Rnd leaving eos othar
BcGuong.
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One tIdhry lrsiltga ti6w ruiliiiEs tn ,af "
let hgs bren nuch nu,eed. ai,d The wt,.et 4.
this thinks hn cUrreut. llasaya t!at ~ ~ ~ .,Sy.
liz isst Y5i.l shtd t. "Gay, III ll,ip xyn!s Saxa
tl,op rul H'rhy cat viii ,nv% tho dug w hIag
hla bay" iniprusemcnt tM this snso a,1,s aIf u
Juh.suils I,tw rcad,n4s III "Macb.th whn'iHi T. iirs
stniinr ohslgp Is nuac.- --th.'s, "My wa} smnoula M
hs tallet i,,o shs tue yaIuw yhar, has hastih *.
elatrna - pull Ii, resglrtian,g Johl,so tos'it;
VI quill Iii rv3n,utiorl." WnAt ulnoFene" ~
, 1880-06-16
COAL.

FlTrsnuR7t Pa, June 1h-OoAl shlpneats, ~"
dny to Cinrtnnltl lg1 burgess, consaintrS Low
0o bushels, Loulsyi,!s, 81 burgcs, b4s oobushcls.
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WISI.nNAlE.

eitLNAukHB, Wiz, Jults 1h-On account Of
tho hoola oh tho Wisconsin Central train4 can-
not run north OF Stevens Point, but the Compa.
ny hppe to have trNtns running agaiu BY Friday.
Oh tho Tr1lrln I,i ShAn nsviai'm ot the ChieaGo,
, 1880-06-16
CHICAGO.

Cli1tCAtU.
,,,.,.. - unso,., Wor, ] Hn,,,,,,,,ca ~. FIR .ho
eu.s y. ,,,n ",,"l,,n,,,,, ~ t,sn
sSs are " %, f MID ns oycs S h0 cnSre IN q ros 1s
~" .,,ontno WIN ,nt renr,v n.
larse as i'a,l lrrn anticipated.
Thn lnontlng WIS Gallon to "rdnr by Mr.. will
lam Baker, who announced ihat It's intention
yvne IT., rntIrv nm uun,t,,ot1ou of Jancs A. 1ur-
ncIn.
''I ~ ,rot,or Mr. William Inndcv pna cnl,cx, to
On mo1lon' MF' "A''a'n 'Aonoe' WIS sa''eu ~
A cnmmtttce on resolutions was appointed,
Consisting OF Mrsars, William 1ialscr, Il. t. War
ri,,a II 'Innc. l,. ~ ,n,,rsn1 nml w,i,iana 1nhn-
s0ti. .,,,,,.,,,.... ~. .,u,.,. ~ h,s
Mf. ltouaef sal.i tnat !iAo' tho 1ha1ol's -. ns
i,c,,',.,ts,t, Na,,ona, uomvntion. wilish ba.I
Aelsctod n r,a iiH,i, within Ito ot,tltp country
coi0 co,tsctstrNto.- n". witho,,t i hni,yli.
cnn,st n thS rtr,t nt thts ciHc,on for whit Of
eutS,osa th;s fnli ,YnuiI in fnt, t., tho Uurll,-
lics,ts patiy. The nen,oeratc T,arty ware Nrcetly
not % in iii aisose 10 iail iu, iis ciatelios, Tho
nSn a ti, ,rtT ar 2'Ii tIa Vii iii Nh n tnttnkc. NMny
~ tfe Ssr.sis sot,tnrr, tln,I tul,l ii
Tint tho WepubliruI,s Of t!,a sltt ctd do llttle
q 4S.hS ;s sssss ssstE M Gss ss Va. e csfs e
tn ty " au e L te @ IT tho
w.'t,itl % uu sccl1rr'l, i WV ''1'>1 ''
Hir. Willi9Gl GriEsloy Thought TINT Mr.. Cur.
aylS xsa preSs e; ;aSl; Ss,is e : iSs sS
ventior. lie wis t.siu nioys ruproauh, a,,ti ho
hSped ] Tint III thc ' ratcation Gy the ,cstIg wuuil
10 foi,e H. by the ~ h =, wf 'oso'noF
Tho Eotn,aittgo Oh l,esuli,tto1,s reported In
fnvtr Hf ~ ,,ifnurf,;ncnt 81 t,u meeting 10 next
Monday evening nt tho sntsie plRec mi nEto,,ht
Of the small s!xe or tho audience, tho titslf.
ticitnt taturt t tho notice hlvinE Ind tho e'leot
, 1880-06-16
Further Particulars of Damage by
the Storm In Indiana
and Ohio.
Scores OF buildings demolished and
Many. pOoplo Killed. and
Injured:
Railroad Travol Intorferod With In
., Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Swollen Streams Reported in Pennsylvania
! and West Virginia.
ONO AND INDIANA.

ONO AND INDIANA.
op.ss.1 ,'"p" 49, " :" 1rt.a ,.s.,,, ~, ,o,t
"isc'SSAts'o' Jun" "AAno sH - Nss
night wis tho gnvorost tint hns bcoa expo
tencctl In this nUxhbhtht,ol for twolvg years.
t'a,,a. r.. A., sr.,,., .,t ~ g6tfs ,,nr,h m hcro
,,'.s ~ ."o a u. .u s.,,,, ", ,nn. tho
II wis csbn grcHeef' ltoporta ItnM w A'on9 tao
reilronu nhd telegraph itl,es toll u unproco-
,le,,te,l jluos. Cf toltKrapta wrcs down, bsldgos
,vuoho, rwov tr,tu Unrnntn, ann nrhn4 I'M int
N'h'n. ~. ""us' .ftvs VII, , a I'M
upon tho ehrth. "hen tno aprfn h@' sF'ent II.
aelt, shortly Aftgr midnight. tho city WIS al'I1oat
cut on from communication With tho os,tsIda
wurld, cyclones burst at yarious points. doing
e,ua, a",o 1 % 10 u"s a0vt1, NM, s rno 1
sGverest w'ts no.r Frankfort. III Cotrhi li'ililat
where four nr itvo PERSONS arc rep"steh dcHd
Ann:hor trrri'io tornado passed ovcr Cicero,
I lsys Wla tEn ot nT', pss'Tte D'inss a'
ssfsly md orhags fstaiiy: Tac Methotss hs tt,
l.,,se II s1nPes sl!ller jast so,ii @ @ a th1 w.
luHe ar. Aillcf afiG Ills WHO anu !onF u9Hutnn
, 1880-06-16

Psrdt.cinss barl;nss use tho cuslousa Aodleaoa1
Shaving Huup exclusively.
, 1880-06-16

luck i taaynUr's Moth Powder destroys ruarh-
"a. Hons tucG, and bodbugs.