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ct unberliat JOlt.

Der finoss noale bsift bsipnosrliae Wennsitsr
Der / Derpen. &c fcrttr9ifer at lict Smsrter
o. lsrs st .lsnbi9t elp, pidaeps AZ Cpspsprs.
espsrip5ccm, Scriioprslis. Wans.l paa krrs
bsislis ciu. OF bog oil "SbIlcbs Vstalljer'
btlbrlne BEN.
Ssla.s hos g.. Z 8.itr Csecrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

: y. Corr, of &Oisbo > 1aer. at
ban bar bruet "Sn1s klnn,n Yao" i
nm SsamlIis mso bccrs Reiultat, emo
no9n auben NE nsois. % ban amer
bsuns "Hao" csu bsoits Sotter i Der
Den for Hprer.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of bstp.
osll9t Omfaua ntl lfelse Shit. do"
bIipe paabssuubt n9ite Sornar ptb
SuinsfIeu i San 9errsosrIe. s felipe
Soinstleu. Der ~idunipnIispis sr en- I'M.
Der tibllsers Sornbanuslisspsriobsr al
9oua itdarst 8left al b~stpbslis Stpr.
relic, Nnbss alsrshe MI en- rinssre De.
sstatiOn iOm / bsn ttefatiies Gen er
en- rem Sislcenbep. Ser peIsr iaalebss
Yl opsr M~anosheioe. 2 NIsn hsie
Stssnsr. gnsbGrbuits oa en- frobis
8art Of De imuffs SlitrOisr, Nu oil
Der. iaufrsmt De forueons Wioler bIlps
bspIlissoe / n9iIs &i9soassiamlina. for
Statsns 8ssntns bliue i~nOpraset Z
500 Shr. 9anb til Ssplnntniua. bpraf
Siertsoslsn sr inhflebt for 300
8r. pr. 30. 4ano. msosns no9le mintre
Sooosr. Der ere nenpenoi9s for Mrsa.
lets &ssulsrins, oil bIiue tIprOrisreee
os tnrsrsbs / Ssnbolb til 9Ou ansua.
suoe Sanphust itrefninaernss Bsbano.
lima.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

- 8l bar osr itsIte % bsofte Ms.
~lortsrts Splas af @arsr ri nosen Sang
bar blpI / Dor ButIt. Rom % I'M.
beries foriuosn 9 flebe.
Dion & Sbomplou
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
4senter for "9eeOrab Soften"

g. 8. 4udsn. @ans, 8ooobue SO
Winn. Wstsr Stems. reiisnoe N9ent
=. u. Ystterion, Slll 3afe Gitp. Utah
MP Subifclption os SOrnpslls Of gam
mel Sublfription mOoiaass Of olsi'
Ssrter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

&irfeinouielle Sen nps Rife i
Siisrbusnus 2 Mil ira &srreiunobb.
inopisbes i iislse "Rorhi. SoItsbI bel.
tioslist ben Ace September / Suerpa.
relic al Stiflmanbsu. Bilfcpp,n. &irr
S,rrsos Ssrrsosfosso o. Yropit. pe
,Sisitc al pursosts Yreitsr 90 9erae
Oa m Soriamlius paa ousr 5000 Mtu.
METER 8lrtsn Der er opiert for Ga.
tens 8eanin9. sr bpa9et al reoe Wur.
fen / romsrlt Still o9 belt / ire Nfos.
llnSsr. Sfibst. 8Orst os Nsfs; Den ,r
forlpnst msp S.arn os Spir o9 sr ~
Allen lang. Is Nlsn brso. Spird 81
Nlen bel. &ufen RUNNER ca $50
Siobsnoc. Huber Rorsf er DER Ri9iosr
mso 8armeapparat. @lt sr uffert Il.
ter 8sgnlns % YIansr al Ngtltstt
8uufBmann. al Gntrepenererns Sanlsu
i Rruie / Riebenhapn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Sst bsous Oplau al pnIt 8 'er oa
Ssrre GfDipsrinss 81 nitanos 6ao,s bee
Slnfulrb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Mnrmeitcr Slide %bsunooer nu ORR.
ltsrst | 9lmbnrg o9 Tan formsrtIio
mart osn'ss bsffil. 3au fulate iiIboo,
ira WtppOrf mso Oampifibet "jSr ccioS
1pormso ban bar rsiit opsr. Sf,h,,
aniebsr YIpmOutb % Gbubouru, "a
paa IeritnoOnte SEQ GIT Ell bsfra Of.
lsnot Yolitlbstisnt omtoro for at h..
lesge benz mso Irrcit % ~transport,,,
1am bertil.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

alGoninger nj $500 OQ opop'r Doe
Rsn Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
xilIal9S.

Yla 8runb al Nireiis sr ct aanife apoe
9tanc tiliales for $4,000 Sisbbatere bebdet
al bsnp:ncs fla iii "Geecrab.g eitsns" SHlee
Ipr n9rmere llneerrstninS.
II.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Gaulnran &icnfer.

Der bplpel FRA 20 III 90 Waloner,
tilialgs bos
% NJ. @ope Il Scpt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

SoosfaIo. &aptain es Semmsrms.
tier s. y 8Ois / Nalbors e. ifelse
"8orbi. 6ltb." iornplla a'anast pse
Seosn | Den beis OLDER al rs Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Wire.

Oct biaisfe Steo Soma bpcr
man fan figbe "Sarb @tre" er
Sobn 5inn's npe Slrrmale Store,
3 De isf ira 0clS WebehWa'
Qaslu Stcre. % 10.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

- Gn Monsoe npe Harsr netop
MntOmne % iGlsss meset biuist Doe
Dillon & 5hompIou
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Eolitijfe WfDOer.

Eolitiife MOoer.
SON. 8. 5. @iuiams oil tale / 81.
corah Wanoas Niten ben 11oe Oct.
81. II.
Son. upbssraH taller / Galmar
5borsoas ben 2loe Oct.
upoesraf % Daniels taller | Oseo.
rob Hreoao ben 22be Oct.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
uiuol0ite Brepe peo Seeorab y. >

utl0t0ue UreDe Dt0 SetDrQg y. h.
Den Ste Suc6sr.
Caroline Ritlien &uue.
Die @nbsrfen arelsn.
Sdafcn 8. Salfsnion.
Sens Sni.n Grrsli.
Spnsps aoiuus.
albert &. Srstbeim.
Rarp Satobicn.
Ssrtn Sobnicn.
.. J. 9cbnicn.
auns ellington.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
&prina @6ae.

$ srrsb bstlsnntaisres Tor Yublitum. at ia
bar ~iftanrfat Sprtns: RsIen. telt8senee NOT
alsius Srplaeri, r9 mrotaser 8prH AZ aus
Slass til 8prmaiins.
3idcles Sauprihs.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

8i llf,r nsn Maaoe bpo.paa Ben
Bear eisr SCREENING Sans Sro er
aobi Tom Sub. % buao ban niger
Oct u,ensr ban. Slns SanoIlnser sr
reoeliae, ban ~blaaier" life me9et. oa
ban fcrip9sr life paa of rlpe neo on:
ores fsorretnina. Sanol hos BAN
Sans 8aroplas er NOT. % bans Yri.
fer lapsre, emo nOset auoet Steo.
Eolfet fra baaoe iiernt % ner bano
er uleb Btn. Bear. iOrbi b. pec. at
ban bar moe 8arer. 9oos Barsr. oa
lapers Y,litr emo %no9snnnbe tioll9ere
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Otter at bare brust Ssrsbs Saarcane |
rmtrsnt 3 Waansper, oil ies berpse bepipne, at
bet bar irembrast Saar. r~iationpf life iaa iai
fcm BET par Ter, men bog iaa meaet ies 9cet
fan ie, at leg peo l9nsere Srus oil blips Soet
fcripnst mso 5aar. brcrpaa les oil ~anbs1ale
Saar islen.
Detcrab 1s SUM- 1880. Scbn . Dahl.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Seq bar brrst HOpstt RerGs Saar.
paann meo ms9st 9Oot Nelultat %
anbefaler bet oerfor paa bet Beoite.
Oscorab 24os Musuit 1880.
SobnIon.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Selois Siifer. 5or nOosn sjb ~.
b@"ots Oct lfsIs sunib.. OF Sitter Sun,
nsr Sro fanasos en- Summer. Der !.
enc Bio bOlct foittIemt en- SslD,.
iOm zen rimsIiauis bauos hsnrst :,
1apets Buno. Gunner bar Iaoet st,,s
oppuois % fOrlpns msb pusi,nne 3narin.
tion.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

at bsnleties til Straiorbsioe vao o..
to- - Salererns til R~efer,ntsn. :
fersr Sinns % 6orIoarersn S1ofs,s
Sobanlsn, tiIfienntss meo beuboI,....'
100 &r. % 80 Rr. WIZ
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

81 lo!io Yar SleOlsr. sntsn plua.
oeoe sllec "Sta 4oaro icr, MO" for
$500, Sc bsbits i Bpen for Ysnaeue
hos Sapparo
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

TSfraa "Sadions Belt Smeet Napp'
2obaf-A
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

SOmt for Mtoro. Gen / Stau.
4mili. fsr Toe /. W. omiaIte Wano,
Der benIaa pua 0mtsipssbuist. % iOm
bsflenote for en- af Oiotonisisrn. at
baus bssaast ct Worb for ca. 20 Oar
llbsn. sr ueo Dom al 2o,n os.. afilat
at Den fonititusrebe Sorsnlfripsr RGno.
iur. Charles 8aid % Msooomsmen.
osne 8aarbbrussrue 8arman 8 6ru.
Dc. Carl 3 9ruos. 8asmus 8. 8lsppe
% Suitap 9 Stansslano. for Sorbrp.
belle MOB Rrml. Rap IA 5 l BENT til
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Sepdrer I!
Opue-

@cbe SaslaonlaSs sspSrtr for 6 Ccuars
Or. Stotfs bcs - Sim Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

- Snssn Der tisbe 8arsr / Oeco.
rab fersnb be hau, iset Olion 4
Sbomplons fore Splaq.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Suif paa. al 0apmaro l.laer os
bsofe Sasoifer w Banter for Be
minofte Ysnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

HOmt til Nmcrita 3 Or Blao
m.ooeles osn 5te Septbr. 5orbsnus.
reubs Glsr al Saarosn Si,lb i Stnu.
ger. Guius 8rnosritn Slslo. o%ifiebie
Tor en- 5io ilben gisrsn Of Saarbsn
9euaas / Game hsnne Gitnoom. Der
iiuIe, bstnIss Rr. 5000 tontant, % DO
SrI9eren hapo. iulo 5iItrO iii 5islo.
loo be ogila Hapirsrne uoi6roiss o0
lenee til Sorsnlfripsrsn / Sauoe til
Shinssl9snins. Smirlertio loo SSislo
lntet here ira i9 Ter 9erOas I iotrise
uae. oa ban lousbe paafelssnoe Wan.
oce. at Ysnssns ifuIos bIius bsiaIt.
ioet ban ltuloe faa Dem Of DEN, Ill
busm ban buuoe ioIst SisIo. Ssnus
bsialis BAN imiolsrtia Senoas, % paa.
Ie!senos Wonnos rsiite ban iitsbstfor
al orone mso lns RrshitOrsr, til Rri.
itiania. bpor ban leite Billet til Soma
| 4msrlta. % aTrelits meo Sampltlbet
"AnselO" til 9iusrpOol; ban ifaI os.
laa bape lett Billet for i'm Rome %
Bern. 9aaroen uar aQsreos tasst /
Benoe.lfe Of Slslb. 8so 9esninesn
af BlQsttsrns bapos ban Opeiust at bso.
De CLING Suuosrisn fra Sisoal.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Robert Berabs SOaruanb anbefaIss
Tom Ct uom9rfet Wlbbel til al brin9a
$aarst til at pore. gmil Berg.
0tcorab, ben Ste Sept. 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Sapmaros SfUbutif

SagparoS St00utit
lsosr Sancyisn mao anaoor Sul9st al
Satte, Suer Sto "a StOuler JOINT
Scrrc-Gfuipcrin9s.0 ienitanoe
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
fra MoOerlanoene.
FlneinapiPe Blade inetil l2te Septsmtsr.
Stpree.

S0osialo. &asl,tsr i Stapan9er 8re.
blbanf, 5anbslsbOrser 5uaannss Sit.
sr ifelse Stau. Nmtit Sreoa9 Wor.
Gen afsaaet usb Seom / en- Nlosr Of
ca. Sc Nar. Den Nioebs bar / en-
4arrofte (lntae Zig 10 Nar) CONNER
% 8inter. SrOit % Ssbe, busr ensits
Wor9sn taaet aabae Baoe ira Babe.
buist Deb 9aessaarospeisn Dor 8aunet
ON Bintsrsn isbslaat hu9sebe ban sui
/ Sisu o. too Mt Dab. ; ueunte va.
osbus families ban Srstas Worssu
900 iom Oct itlsnnsoss, bar Dozen
rammet bam itror Ter Rsbti9niHssu i
8anbst. Den Nioeo. par usift.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06
Hobert Sergb's
s. aar=& q II ).

9Secffe Niicoel mob &falbetbeo
% Saarets Nffalcen.
Spor Der er 2aarloo brln9es ben til
at ipirs. WunSe NnteIaIlngsr og bur
tiat SaIa laler for nets SOobeo. Yreu
Oct! S9l9ss fra Soiteros Srugltore.
Robert Bergh,
Nollt Ybarmaceut.
uosnbpes Srorss sIpeoeres buttl8lt
muliet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

Sfelae
fefe 3l'
Yaintsp
fat Sio .
nins..iHh
bsoen al
opbrenct
aSuncreoe
8iolbs1
os benne
q mortga
itiftdien
bapoe la1
brenbs s
Joe mon !
hes ben
plsieoe al
S
lite Ian9t
Ct Der
feet ct #
Euoiesnbe.
en- 0aup
iast uogs
8srn %
baabe, at
ftsrre Sa
gn
Soma pa
bar Bic.
4paa be
oet at
sBen9pne
.psb Mis
traf benz
ben.
Nors 81
inbpiss.
Dc 632
fibIisere
JOm mob
m.b ban
Elsipdi,
lager i'm
fisru en-
brop Sd
lshdist
6elsene,
tnlp sio
bet Ms
6eusilst
af en- 10
heb 90
fet. Sit
tial ban
lef msb
bIeu Der
anitaIt i
jim Gel
Nuomol
tu be b
M9no.
1iom e
fren be
blsp It'll
fe Sag
en for
&ountp
Raalsh
Rrs. s
&uinber
Timer
nec.ns
6
uiieret
Stepbsr
kn i 6
et so
Ban,u.
Pr bett
hlte Ut
oeo 10
annie
$50 3
kttsfte
&s9e n
Rnat n
@Ouu:s.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

&leb boz Ben Btar Oa ipar Ysnse
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-06

gnboer.
tillsnot o.
noe, ammo
RriptiOn
aar. % ID
Sorienodit
Betinsdfe
| ter. ter 1T
| SorRuo.
/ 9elaars'
+. af %eftsrne'
i Sansbo
Il L.oneA 90(
Pc RatiOu|
i Snbbinoin
A6oto9r
1 ptae.)
Il AOen z
i Zen ipeno|
40 So
(Na8ot %
4 for 8ints|
Mrbeioe.
enfer at
tpis De
n9unte y
4 ~YOital y
for. at Dc
Yr9mleoa|
mer, fan
meo Bsitt
rnfsr, o9|
ienot.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
PERsoNAL

1. { = Z i
n....s..t poh,naon. Of Brown Univsrsity, VIII
s,.snS his SIMMER vacation in Colorado.
Ex-senator Stewart is about to rebuild ms nOu'0
in Washington. The work Is to be superintendent
by his wife.
Henry A. Garfield. one Of the Generals sons, sook
the prize for English defamation et 81 49, 4 Aut
School, ct Concord, New-hampsn'ro' HlSS
Senator Conklpg left Utica on Monday, lOOA-
ing we'll and in capital humor." He has come W
This cjty to attend the meeting Of tho Nationai co
mittee.
Miss Emma C. Thursby viii sail for Liverpool 20, .,
day. She is going to Norway to vise Ar' ole pun =
and his wife. Thence she wiz 90 with parry "
friends to Bavaria to see the Oberammersa1 80
aion Plav She will return to her professiohA Wo1A
In this country In September.
General Hancock Is credited with saying iew
months ago that he expected to retro nom a'n'o
service in the Army, and that he did noS KNOW oa
more charming place where he gould spend hls nie
than on his farm at Windsor, No. MIS-, hancock
also has farm and house Of her own In th' osaee'
Colonel Robert Ingersoll has o friend who. when
he was asked what were the C0ioneps eccentlci-
ties. answered Immediately that he had no eccon-
tridties but one, and that was that he had no
eccentrioities But assuredly the Colonel has one
popularity IN which nc differs from other Literary
from his study. and says be works better when his
family and visitors are ABOUT nlm.
Presldent Chadbourne. Of Williams, said Of Gar
fields career at the Middlesex Clubs meeting OF
ratification in Boston, on Saturday Z" The college
life of General Garfield was so perfect. 80 rounded
so pure. 40 in accordance with what it ought to be
in ALI respects that can add nothing to 1t BY eulo-
azinr him It was a noble college life there are
no stories TO be told Of General Garfield ~ college
student. On the contrary, everything about hum
WIS high and noble and manlyj the man in college
gave promise of what the man Is to-day. And 50,
when some charges were made against BIN some
years sgo, wrote to General Garfield, and have
said in speeches since that time, that when young
man gees through college course without exnlDlt.
ing q mean or dishonest trait, and then goes GUS
that ho has been true at all times and In Oil pisces
IL will take q grcat deal Of proof to convince me
that that man has forsaken the path ne tr0d 50
long. And have seen nothing to shake my conn:
college until to-day no stands up before the peo-
pie as q candidate Tor President OF the United
States"
CAPE Town, June 29-The ex-Empress Eugenie
has embarked for England.
BERLIN, June 20.--Prince Bismarck has gone TO
Friednchsruhe.
BRUSSELS. jane 20.-Mr Goodloe. the American
Minister here, has Presented bis letter or recall
NIAGARA FALLS. Canada side. jane 29.-Vice-
Admiral Sir Leopold McClintOck and lady. of Hall
fax, are here.
LoNDOE, Juno 20.-A Paris dispatch to The Lalv
Ners says Prince Jerome Napoleon intends to found
a no wspaper organ of his own.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

cracks around the furnace doors, which were
closed. He states that there was no es-
caOe of steam or water, from which ne
concludes that this sudden Outpouring OF
fame, igniting the woodwork of the vessel,
was due to an accumulation Of gas, and not
TO any defect IN the boiler. Further inquiries
do not diminish In the least the high estimate
put upon the courage and GOODNESS OF Cap
tain Smith and all his crew. Ii any cnange
Ia made in the picture as 1t was frat drawn,
Ii Is to place the conduct of the passengers In
better light. There seem to have been many
instances of manly courage and excellent
presence Of mind. and moro than the passengers
at first had credit for.
Iife-saving devices are needed on the ele-
waited railroads 90 well as on the excursion
steamboats,. Two passengers on these roads
have been killed within two days while at
tempting to board trains In motion. In each
case the passenger was hurled against the
railing at the end of the platform and thrown
into the street below. It is quite true that no
one who attempts to board moving train on
one Of these roads has right to expect any
thing better than death or a cruel manning.
But it is none the less true that 1t Is the busi-
ness Of public carriers to protect their custom
ers, so Ear as possible, even from the conse-
quences of their rashness and folly. This Is
the practical everyday view, IL not the view
which the courts viii enforce. Other lives
have been lost and more lives will be lost, In
this same way, il absolute measures OF pre-
vention are not taken. 1t has been suggested
that the conductors should be required to wait
for all persons who are on the platform or are
between the ticket Office and the train. But
this ia hardly practicable, inasmuch as there
is steady stream of passengers into many OF
the stations at all hourssof the day. A simple
device would prevent all such accidents.
Let the doorway now occupied by the ticket
box be guarded by an easily movable gate.
When the train is ready to start. let this gate
be closed. All the passengers on the plat
form can then be taken on board, and the
train can safely move, the gate not being re-
opened until it has passed beyond the station.
Something like this system already exists on
the Sixth Avenue Road, though 1t is not
always carefully enforced. 1t should be at
once adopted on all the roads, and rigidly
enforced.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

The Conv1ntion of Irlshmen, whose purpose Is the
delivery Of Ireland from English oppression met
in Philadelphia on Monday. 1t was not au imposing
body In respect Ct numbers, only seventy delegates
being present bnt there was no end of pluck and
determination. We confess, however that wo
are not assured OF tho prudence Of thess patriotic
persons. They make no secret of their intrntiuns,
and, these are not Of o sort which commend then.
selves to the appreciation OF the wis, nnd
pbilantLropic. The declaration ol one OF the
t,sfeFsfpk Net Rsm,t isr sEtl,eraklie. wesiahaya
1eAs u>ii enopal' 3 he had ipI iellosea -. y lss
lipe ~ sflsJ ass|'Es ~ sail..,e ~ 4
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
Jnbsx 10 saopert,semenis.

>R4e- "a Puoe- 6th eoirmn.
HotlsRs AND BANKBns-.gnf fdge-oth ooiutHn'
- Roons--oN Ppce--3th column.
No1ICRG- ~ Paae-1et ocumn
g NoficEe--92 Pa0e--bSh and 6tn Columns
HoTSu1G-l7A fd0s-~0th eofurnn.
"a fnof--eth eoiumh
~-7fK Fa1e- lth and 6ta columns.
~ --ak Pfce--8fh column
- Qi Pace-rth column.
&rn frNpzRs-7n Pu0e--6th column.
<rTSp-2d Paee-6th column
80 Pn0e-4th cuiu10n.
l&E1 ~ 8d Puee--oftl column.
e<5on--aM fnoe-Jd column.
-, Gs3unl-2d R0oe~eth c5ftnnaa atn ro,unn
<SS~swn on T11e- LA H1gs--obh eoi'iHane@
~ 49, al Ard .<fI columns. a.. ~.
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enaA ~ ,ynrf-zist and % columns
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s-8d Ases-1s rslnn,n. ,,
sFl4r--S4 Sngs-19 eoumn.
xCcr 80 Re9s-zd column.
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WArrlp-MAtKs-2d Puce-6th Column
y I'd Puce-6th eoIumn
2Eo1iCxk- cta Pa0e--Gth column
<xxIs xNp RAnReAps-36 Pags-2d.3d and 4th
q sEss ocsAH--3d Yaes- LIST snd "a columns.
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1Ens- Ga Pose--4th eoiuszn.
NBpa IT MAT C0EcERN-6th Pa0e-4tn column.
~ fbxr-3d Ps0t-6sh column.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
GARFIELD ON THE SALARY BILL, ~,

Tron LsIisr srsa 70 S MEAD n 81 Z 1oS1s 1Ss a. Is1s
Your kind and welcome letter Of the ttn LII
inst came duly TO hand for which THANK y9o o tSs
went INTO the army did expecting 70 LCh0W sne
path Of duty whether IL led me 70 ie OF death 70 sn.
tsring oSneas undertook 20 follow the Rfts q
fhave cast many thoussnds OF votss during my ION
years Of service and oas With mere ore oo sor wScn
Ana no muoa blamed PsThsps che people VIII never
so understand IT, but believe most OF secm WI sepe
day. Thsy may think yade NV sGeS "a 10y 70
when they fully understand the cs,e w,n ~ see nat
acted FROM worthy motives ena s.S1 ,sbaS
pear Ia ihs weeks papers They w,i sss tnae ga q!
Sen thSt esoft sNilsd did what could % reduce tho
enount approprated and that by standing bY the bill
saved the Treasury several hunoFeo shoussna ooihrs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
The NEWS THIs MORNING.

motion will be made in
znkitish House Of Commons to reject Mr.
aG1bnes bill permitting affirmation by MEM
! 76fect. 49, Members Of religious societies
|<ence expect the enforcement Of the law ex-
than to-day. =- 1t is said that the Berlin
ftnce win cede to Greece $50
| miles of territory, containing
l1<p inhabitants. s= The American Rife
8 lksfeeted the Irish yeam by II points -
d troops are reported to have been defeated
E0hiness - IL Is reported that peace has
*6>stored IN tho Argentine Republic.
<sTrc. College exercises were held yesterday
Amherst, Dartmouth, Rochester and other
s A crevasss IN the Mississippi levee
krsaw, H., is eausing great damage. -
kish National Convention continued its ses-
- Philadelphia -= President Hayes was
ksnsd at New-Hayep. =- Intensely hot
81 and drouth are reported. = Tho Hlinois
Ia law has been pronounced constitutional
3 State Court.
i AMP SuBuRB sx.--Seventesn Of the victims
RI Eenwsnhaka disaster have been identified.
y unreoognised, and seventeen persons are
sd missing. - The steamer Long
was struck in the East River by
.<3bil barge yesterday no one was
BTxtoen deaths and i've prostrations
s 3fhS heat ware reported. =-- General Han
Hskill probably remsinfn the Warren Court Of
~. @ The commencement of the Nor
colleze was held. -= The eftort to
~ fares ON the elevated roads
biested. A fatal accident occurred on
= uth Avsnus Road. -; Gold value Of the
jsuder silver dollar t412la grains), s9.52 cents.
x,ssoeks opened higher. end later declined
~. closing feyerishly weak.
S8 8WsArHxR.-TRIBUSz local observations In
Is cooler, fair and partly cloudy weather, with
lf chances ofan occasional shower. Thermome-
yastsrday, Highest. 92s; lowest. 73o; average
~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

If GarAeld's majority IN Ohio does not en-
oeed 10000. Il win be the fAnl. Of Iepublican man
agement.-lCncinnatl 0asette tRSp.i
Garfield is o self-made mans Hancock was
made by the Government. Garfield elueated hmaelf In
the arts OF peacej the public educated Hancock IN the
art Of war; The ono Is mere fighters the other IA
fighter when there s but s civilian when there ia
peace-lChicago Tribune (Repl
1t Is certain that the South win be solid for
Haneock. The South by putting forward and support
Ing Hancock offers convincing proof OF wiln9ness 20
wipe Out sectional dierenoes, their chosen candidate
being ono Of the very Aoeee prosecutors OF tho war for
the Union.-IHeW-Orieans Times (Deml
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
pRourH IN VIRGINIA.

PETERsBURG, Va, June 29.-The long IN -
tinued drouth in this section Of ths sssis = pses
destructive 10 the crops ssyviceass rsins have nse
fallen for mora than four mosshs and the sroen1 = -
hard ana dry aha strsags fast dryius caltl
compelled oparHtfous ana teers are
rms the water IN city reservoir will DO Erclt W
snsS nv TIA droutb. Prayers weta recenty oher 80
rain 10 several churches here. -cssisEf<
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
QUESTION OF DEA0oRATI0 HARx0sT. :

The Executive Committee of Irving E2ss :,
hs,d protFaeted meeting last svsninE 20 eaeej1 ia M
Quessicn Of securing harmony in TIE psssss -
In aeeordanse with @ rssolrttsn psssso
Tammany Committee on Organisation on
evening a committee from rsmmspy vsAeNN
irving Han ana presented request fer uaicn
the 60t,eng in o 70 wacasion meeting 70 approve M
don Of the Cincinnati Convention. The TammanI 49,
mi,tee were escorted into Irvtas Hall ey Has SS
Thompson and William 3. Andrews ~sS}}2
presenting their requess tao Tammany "a !.
went to tho Westminster Hotel, whsre
Andrews joiasd with them In teass to unity ~ s.
the Democracy. Three resolutions ssiaavst 70 u -
ton Of ratification msetiss wsrs
TO the msstins, and ell wsFs refsrfeq
subcommittee. After . long sssaion sud nneh
sion this committee presenteds iens sessss q
Siorss Ne decided cotton was takens ana 5&J ~
MATTER wna referred back 70 the
Cominlttee for aetiop 81 mcetn4
hold at . p. n.. on Thnrs4eY psetns o. ~ u M
O'clock. xeseiutions appf0vx4f sne ~ " KS sssSf e.
sss s;s:ss ss.s.s' 7 r.: e: Ssss;s :ss ;s:
van Tefansny Hall, Vhtss u Wee conissasS
,<asia bc tss pnrs eE wisdop u s}lO1 no Tavaine
10 wasse Nith Ify1sx He'll - ekp1pft q 80 ~ <fs
81. Iks srfiun ot the lsvlsls ls1l 1ak :xSs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
nor wEATHRR IN vERMoNT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt. June 29.-It
weather throughout this State for nftsen days ps M
been the hottest known for. the same IsekuG
Of time Tor mora than thirty years TasA
mercury hes ranged from s5 70 o5, while two eesNp
CURED within the pass ten days without seaHeeR 2
allaytng the heat The Ccnnectieut and !wAAsa "a
Riyers are uucommon,y low. The hay Esrcy s
will be less than one-haK the avtfsAA Y
Corn ba ward. and the farmers are dsc0uraged ssse
the prospect ssAtsD