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SAME STYLE As LAST YEAR.
Dffroit Free presx.


The other afternoon the tools, implements,
fixtures, appurtenances, and whatever else
belongs to the game OF croQuet, we're put in
position on lawn up Woodward avenue,
and as young lady and young man, who
seemed to be her lover" took MP the ma1lets
to start the balls, a bony-looking old tramp
halted and leaned on the fence, and got his
'1lonth puckcred up for something good. The
young man took the first shot, and before
the ball ceased rolling the girls voice was
ltearst calling:
=: J.. YoH didn't knock fair-you've got to try
(. before either Of them were halfway down
she had occasion to remind him that he
wasn't playing with blind person, and that
she could overlook. 10 cheating. AS she
went under the last arch lie felt compelled
to remark that her playing would rule her
'ol1t OF any club he ever heard OF. On the
:; way back she asked him why he couldn'r be
an honest man. rs we'll as Jockey and q
faisitier, and he Inquired why she didn't
write set Of rules to tally with her style of
"it's coming-'t amt FIVE minutes off!n
chuckEed the tramp. as he took new grip
On the fence and shaded his eyes with his
Don't you knock that ball away ~ shout
ed the girl, minute after. -.
Eyes, I willv'
"D0n't you dare to.''
"l'm playing according to rules''
, 1880-07-18

New YORK, July 1.-THE census returns
from Jefferson County, New York, show Is,
:A1. a gain of 12G since 197o. The City Of
1Vatertown has 10,6l5, Il gain Of 679.
Lewis County returns population Of 81
356, gain Of 2,G57 since 1870. Lowville, the
largest village III the county, has 8, 191, gain
of esq
Otsego County returns population of ST.
24S 4S, a gain Of 2,2S1 in ten years. The Town
Of Oneonta has 463, Otsego 4,us0, Unadilla
2,5o9. Cherry Valley ae,226l.
st. Lawrence County returns s5,991, an in
crease since 1870 Of l,1G5. The City Of
Ogdensburg has 0,s4a, gain Of 2,73l in ten
years. Canton has G,4S1, Gouveneur 4,133,
and Potstla1n 1858,
The City of Kingston has population Of
Il, SIS. loss OF Z, ,00O in five years.
, 1880-07-18
RATDlNG INDIANS.

DEApwooD, OAK, July 17.-Reports were
brought: to this city this morning that 500
Indians appeared near Spearfish last night
and had a dance. They had been engaged
III killing cattle Speardsh is fifteen miles
northwest of the city. Several parties have
organized and started out.
, 1880-07-18
4 NEW SCALP.

New YORK, July l7.-Among the patients
tit St Luke's Hospital is Miss Lucy Osborn,
II young woman who carries on her head an
artificial scalp 1t has taken six years to
lns the scalp alb has been furnished H. by 100
solunteers, and over II, 600 different pieces
have entered into its construction. Miss Os-
born belongs to New Bedford, Conn, and
lost her natural scalp by the catching of its
luxuriant curls i'll the revolving shaft Of a
outton factory where she worked.
, 1880-07-18

ST. LOUIS, No., July 1.-THE Democrats Of
this city held primary elections this afternoon
for delegates to the State Convention. to be
held next Wednesday. Ex-Congressman
Thomas 7. Crittonden has thirty-five to forty
of the forty-seven sdelegates from the city,
and will be the strongest before the Conve,l~
tion of the three prOIninently-named. candi-
dates for the nomination for Governor. Many
of his friends insist that he will be nominated
OH the first ballot.
, 1880-07-18

Special DiSpafch to The Chicago Tribune
ELG1S, ILL.,, July l7.-One. of our leading
grocery merchants, Mr.. Henry Cabitt, of the
firm OF Cabitt s. Coleman. is missing, and no
c1ew to his whereabouts has been traced
since Wednesday, when he went to Chicago
for the purpose of buying invoices of goods.
lie had considerable money with hin. and
his friends fear that he has been killed
Officers have gone to the city to search for
him, but report no clew. Cabitt's wife is
distracted.
, 1880-07-18
SOUTH CAROLINA FLOODS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 17.-Col. Cash,
the surviving principal in the recent duel,
was before Judge Mc1ver. Of the State Su-
preme Court, at Cheraw last evening, OH 4
writ Of habeas corpus, and was admitted to
bail in $1,000.
Considerable excitement was occasioned In
Cheraw previous to the hearing of the ap-
plication by all attack made BY SON of Col.
Cash upon Mr.. .Pegues, editor Ut the Cl,eraw
San, who had denounced the duel in his
paper. Young Cash and his fatherhad boNl
drawn their pistols, the latter ayowing his
intention to see q fair fight, and Pegues
into al. open doorway, where he was locked
up. No arrests.
, 1880-07-18
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Special Dt*rntch to The Chicago Tribune.


CEDAR RAPIDS, H., July ia trip over
ten counties III Eastern Iowa, principally
along the lines Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Railway, shows serious
damage done to the wheat by the recent rains
and intensely hot weather. There will not
this date is the finest Iowa ever had. Oats
splendid. Other grains and seeds doing
fincly
, 1880-07-18

MADISON, Wis, July 1.-THE State Jour
nal will this evening publish corrected
official list of the Wisconsin cities. The fol-
lowing is the official population Of the princi-
pal ones: Milwaukee, lis, 7o2; Racine, 1908;
Oshkosh, l5,75s; La Crosse, II, AIS; Fond du
a,807; GAINESVILLE, o,035; Appleton, s,stB;
Green Bay, 1910; Beloit, 4,0S2; Portage,
4,44G; Stevens Point, 4,446; Wausa1l, 1906
Oconto, $50; Chippewa Falls, 1905; Nee
nah, 4,205. =:
, 1880-07-18

FEMININE NOTES. -
a cruel husband eails his wifa i. =.
fruit" because she never agrees wit, ~ sesa
When John Monigrip's wife asks fo.. ''
lar or tw" for current demands I>a s'.. s9'
sweet; swe;etly ~ he says, "True love, das1as sdies
One reason why Leaaville has m s,h. ,
= becauS: all the sclloo1mA ans WIN so sss,sools 10
i'hh husbands between the DENT r ~ alese q
Keeps or not. SCHOOL
Lisht-!nlnded young thing. in a ha,,;.
sn!t: surely, Aunt Margaret, youfa aa:
going to wear your spectacles in the ,r1.so re aos
Aunt NJ: ''Indfetl | aui. yothiugS shas: nateff'
sluce me to take of another tLiny 1Mnll' 1.an IT.
card L'tHspoon. "aa'.
On the riyer-' What's the mattar ,i*-.
You hook uneasy well. nv ii; via a1,ied LIE
fnnl Of swimming, iye.i oil ihe o, h,,t "ao eaa y
time ngo, and has not yet cone h ths aoe slt
face: am afraid that something lnnst hs:
happened to her. "Ilow loug i.as Se sIa haase ae
under" About two rs.t-F,sssaa
Paper. 's"ea
CON must not plar with that ,tfttre a.,
my dear" said all iilju.Iiriols pareut' : kbn b..
ma. Ike her; she is good little iii III IN
anl sure she dresses as pretty as ever do ena
@ sl.e has Lots Of toys cannot help tlat ~ ~
father Is 4 shoemaker" but I ion,t pIsx ss
Wit. her, father, play with her; Sic aiat 3
a shoemaker" ~
Ny daughter, never tell any one yonr
private attairs,'' said mother in sentinebea ba.
daughter away upon her first ionns3
. Monsieur, a tiirdclass ticket, Il I'm
please ~ said the daughter. at tha tieEat iSe
office. Z" For where ~ asked the -amnio~x
" Is that any of your b.1siness?' answeind
Afademoiselle, Indignantly. remembefin9 H.
lnother's atyice.-Ports. Paper. - -
A fair and buxom young widow, WIN b,a
buried three husbands. recently went NTH
gentleman, who, in his younger days, fai
paid her marked attention, to inspect la
graves Of her dear departed. After contene.
plating them in n0urnful silence, she mnr.
INJURED to her companion: 'A11, james ron
might have been in that row now il yon ksd
only had little more courage-n -
4 dear creature writes to a contempo,arr.
" The man for me to lore is vastly mr. sn.
perl0r, not so much Ill accomplishment nor
even III intellect, but in irresistible torrs
OF character: 4 man who will compel M
spirit to bend its knee to his: who will cou,.
nland my soul to stand still and shine On
him, as Joshua commanded tue sun: via
can trample my will to the dust beneath tha
tread of his irresistible and intlolnitable en-
ergy, and fxlty, and courage. |. require he
should make me worship and fear him, md
that instead Of guiding and protecting me-;
he should master me-" Lots Of young women
think like that Many experienced wives
however, after starting iii on the same lay Al
this emotional fei1ale; wind up by hayiix
their husbands arrested for assault md bat-
tery.
, 1880-07-18
SllictDE,

Special DispGteh to The Chicago Tribune.
BELo1T, Wis, July T.-Moody CavendeE,
IS years old, father Of James Cayender, of
this city, committed suicide this noon with a
shotgun He fire the gun BY string tied to
the trigger. The entire charge took effect i'll
his breast He was great sufferer from
asthma, and subject to fits Of depression and
mental alteration.
, 1880-07-18

appointed. voice, "sister Lii, don't sec TIC
7a1sa11bcrs."
why, Allie, what do you mean?' said the
puzzled maiden.
ssDiln't Papa read in the Bible this morn
ing that The hairs Of tho head iCcrc 0ttnu'n-
DerelT " said this, ,literai~minded youth.
, 1880-07-18
>THE CROPS.
1IIlIN us.
Guee[a{ Dsp1teh TO 7h6 [hfcdoo Tribune

Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
H1LLsDoRo. Montgomery Co., I'LL, July II.
Wheat is turning out better than expected; !;
average about as last year, but acreage
largely increased, one piece turning out for
ty-two bushels machine measure to the acre.
Hay splendid in quality and quantity. Corn
growing fine. Weather very favorable, but
sEhty Y 1 daased mas i b h fan ba To- ao
extent
, 1880-07-18

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb.. July 1.-THE crops in
Southern Nebraska are looking fine. Corn
will average fifty bushels to the acre Wheat
from ten to twelve bushels. Oats and barley
are light. Farmers are tubilant over the
prospects.
, 1880-07-18
FORGED CHECKS,

BALTIMORE, Md,, July 1.-THE Merchants
Bank, Of this city, to-day and Friday paid
out $3.50 on checks alleged to have s,een
forged by parties who sold United States
bonds to j. Harmanus Fisher, well-known
broker, i'll this way securing his signature,
which they counterfeited.
, 1880-07-18
a. LIBERAL LATIOE.
-. Galrkxton N.fus-'t :

ALlbI1<IA1l IlkxANSAAI1ONs
~. -: Galveston Nctvs-'' .
a young lady, moving in the most exalted
Society circles Of Galveston, after much toll
and practice at the piano learned to play
with considerable dexterity piece entitled
80 Picnic Polka" It is something after the
style OF the celebrated ':Battie of Prague =
i'll which the listener can readily distinguish
the roar Of artillery, the rattle Of musketry,
the shouts Of the soldiers, and the groans OF
the dying. In the s. Picnic Polka - the noise
Ut the winds among the trees and the
joyous carols .of birds are reproduced,
the finale being thunder-shower
which disturbs the sylvan reyeiers. It.
happens that 4 country cousin is in
town just now, and tue young lady thought
she would play the piece to him and
hear i'ls comment; He Is plain, simple
is very appreeiatiye. SHE told him what the
Tie "Picnic Polk;l' The first notes ;1re
rather slow and llesitating, the idea sought
70 DC of' the cue Of
hejfar} siglis. After she got through the
preface, size asked him it he did not almost
imagine himself in 4 lodge in some vast viii
derG,ess. lie replied that he thought all that
Said he: "There Is always some darned fel-
body else waiting.'
She did not eure to discuss the point with
the ignorant fellow, So, to conceal l1er emo
tIons, she once more let herself ont on the
piano. The Wouds Were filled with music.
The lnocking-bird whistletl lis il his throat
would split, tile cuckoo filed the sylvan
bower with his repeated cry, while ever and,
anon the nlOnrlful cnoin:5 Of the dove inter
rupttd the lnatin song Of the lark.
There now, / glteSS you know what that
sounds like" she said, as SHE paused.
'1foU Ilean that tootie, tuotle. chus,
ching, cug?' You just bet l understand
that. Many is the time ut a picnic I've heard
it from the mouth, Of nijullu or the bung-
hole af Il iu:Grkttgy."
: Her first impulse was TO hurl the piano.
stool III him. but it passed off, and once more
she went ut the piano as If it was the young
mans head and was insured fur double its
value. Tie thunder growted. the lightning
tiasfed (from her eyes). and the first heavy
drops are heard upon the leaves. Size banged
and IHaEed the keys Mt !. fearful rate; peal
after peal Of tleateniJ1g thunder perturbed
tile atmosphere and rcGch0ed III still louder
reytrberations until it wound up i'll one ap-
paililig clap ms grand tinale. Then, turn
ing to the awestruck youth, she said: :.
:" suppoSe sou have heard something like
, 's YES, that's what the fellow with linen
pants said when he sat down Oh the custarl
pie"
The audience found himself Alone but he
picked up his hat and sauntered out into
the street, densely unconscious that lie had
sail anything out Of the way.
, 1880-07-18
PEDESTRlANfSM.

SAX FRANCISCO, Cal. July lat p m
the pedestrian score Of the eighth day stood:
Howard, 345 mics; Young 33s; S. Don1ey,
:.x5; Tobias, :s3i; Lee. ga.
In the twenty-four hours match Mcintyre
scored 104 miles; Guerrero, 1ol; Switte1s,
, 1880-07-18

H.ANcOtkS LOIALTT-
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 11.-Reporters have
been busy for the past twenty-four hours in-
erviewing Judge Cobb, formerly of Wiscon~
sin, concerning the matter set forth in the
correspondence of 20. K in THE CNlcAao
Ti;1D.'NE duplicating Gen. 1lancockes loyalty
after the removal of Mcclellan after the re-
treat to Ifarrison's Landing. The Judge
uniformly declines to make any statement
until he Il requested to do so by Gen. Han
:0ck or some one authorized to do so. Al
.hough regrctting the necessity, he will tell
Hiat lie knows about the matter
AN ALLEGED CASE OF DCLLDoZtSG.
WASHINGTON. d. e.. July 1.-THE Treas
ury Department IS Informed that 4. +. Bis
sell. Inspector Of Customs. has been com
pellsd to leave hiS post Of duty at velasco,
spetc', at a Republican meeting. He says he
was informed that a party Of twenty-five men
had bten selected to take: him from his
house during the night and to hang him.
United Stairs Distrjct-Attorney under orders
from the eAttorney-t;enera1.
;. 49,. 80 wATsEKA. ILL.,
Special oispateh to 1hr CAicoeo 7rfbune.
W-ArslK.: ILL.,. July 17.-The ratification
meeting held here last night By the Garfield
were present, and the Watseka Club starts
out with 1s3 members.
The Woodland Club hold meeting to-
night and haye invited our people to meet
with them. and grand guod time is antici
patstl. Capt. Whitehall and others will ad-
dress the meeting. Aever since the days of
the War have the Republicans of this county
been more aroused Or more intensely in
terested and determined than In this fight
Several Of our more co,lsderate Democrats,
disgusteI with the action Of the Briga-
diers,'' are eSrrl0usiy debating the danger OF
voting for HANCOCK. They. justly fear the in
huence of - Solid SUuth'' upon their party
and the country.
REPUBLICAN, I'0LE-EA1S1NG.
Speeia1 Di8sateh to The Chicago Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, July 1.-THE most enthusi-
asIic Republican meeting held this campaign
III De Witt County took place to-day ut
Weldon Ill. 4 large crowd were present,
and some fine political speeches were made
During the exercises a Garfield and Arthur
pole was raised with prolonged cheers. The
Republicans are vide awake, and will carry
De Witt County by large majority this
tall.
HOME AGAIN.
6pfcta< Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 1.-THE Hon.
William H. English returned from New
York to-day, apparently well pleased with
his trip. Being asked how the political sit
uation in the East impressed him, he replied:
''Ohi as favorably as could be asked, l pre-
sumo. Indeed, i'll New York and New Jer-
sey it seemed to be all one way l think
saw hundreds OF Democratic flags out where
! saw one Republican"
, 1880-07-18

Little Allie was preeocious youth, aged
4: lie was in his SISTERS room one day willie
She was fixing her hair, and annoyed her
by passing bis fingers through the long
tresses, which he appeared to be attentiyely
examining. He finally exclaimed, in dis
, 1880-07-18
IOWA.

BURLINGTON, Ia., July y17.-The Republican
Congressional Convention of the First Iowa
District has been called to meet in this city
on Wednesday, Aug. IL.
, 1880-07-18

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rtbuas .
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 1.-THE con-
tinued wet weather is interfering with the
wheat harvest IN this section, and one-ffth
Of tie crop has been damaged thus far.
, 1880-07-18

BUKIED IN 4 WEIL.
Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 17.-Joseph
White, farmer living near Gaylord, north
Of this city, was removing the curblng to a
well yesterday when 1t cayel III, bnrying him
forty feet down. The body has not yet been
recovered.
, 1880-07-18

prominent Union General among them, will de-
A6erately accept and defend an action which
onencs every precept Of lawful government and
constitutional liberty?
Let the question be put fairly before the
American people, and there is no reason to fear
the answer Yours very truly, JOHN HAY.
, 1880-07-18

Special Dtspatch to 7hs Chicago Tytouns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 17.-Jolln Su tton,
Of Chicago, had a pocketbook stolen tronl
his coat at the Kirby House this evening" It
contained check tor 500 and other vaIua-
, 1880-07-18

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Patrick Hayes,
who killed his wife last March, was SEN
fenced to death by Judge E!cock this morn
ing.
, 1880-07-18
"No You aren't! You'va obi.
way thTOugh9H euta&ed Al u

~ "No 2 you aren't! You've cheated -
II never cheated once,n
perHry! nSw sis yG dare are et 1;dIing the Grin.
happiness to such a mani ~ ny futp's
trust or believe i!l you!" could ue5s
Nor in you!:' g.: -
linen let us part foreyer!n sha ...,;s
her sesnns 80 wG vii! nno5s e Kissed IS he ass h
She bowed and started for IT,,
pack up his letters. AVA 1ne houaeh
lie raised his hat and made r.,
proaching street-car to eet ti,',,-a .or an u
time for the Toledo train. ao"n town. n
That's all ] wanted to know s,sh.,
thalnp tba ,!oS as ne turned away. Iye been =.
know but there had been some cbanall bs1@ dldaf
clear tllrough!" >"oe ola sans
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ASSESSMENT k0Tlce.
NORTH CARSON NILysR My

OKTH CARSON kILvER MINING
IN GOhPANY-Lncston N princifai t,a>s NJ bIs,,.,,.
- FnAcisco. G,liforiis Vt works. Orm ID,
county Nevad. Notics ia hereby gven that NE trs
II Ae Hoard n phec"rs hed IN the 18th day Of Dec.r
ess pr share va. levied upon each and every sare Il
The capital stoc At us conpany, payable Immediately
h u y. gold coin to the Secretary 1t the oce room
uS Lsadssdorn strest, San Francisco, California. Auy
Stok upon which this assessment paid on SATUR
DAT, he 18th day Of JanuAty. A. D. 1880 VIII be delin
Suost and advertised for sac Il public auctoa aud unless
pWneot u nado before viii b. soad Wotnesiay, the
paV assessment teet'sr with TIE cost of advsrts
cd Il sals by Ordae ot The Beard II Dirsceo.
O. BEVf$ Secretary
9l10: R0oo l. ffS Lefdea1er6 ereek 6an Fsa6o1seo
ca4ko8uA tac10
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NOTICE NO. 2O.l 10.
Act Of Congress Approved June 3, 1875.
UEITED SrATEs LAND OFrs, = !
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March 8. 1850. I

UNIrED Stains LAND OFrE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada March 8, 1850.
HOFICE Is HEREAY GIVEN TO All.
~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-7hat Louis Plant, of
the County Of Washoe State Of Nevada has this day flied
In this Office his application No 2 to purchase from the
United States the described tract
ton, viz: Southwest quarter of Section "a in Township
No. II north, of Range No. Is east NJ D. M containing
100 acres, and situate within the Carson City Nevada T.
s. Land Di.trct.
Any and a persons having any interest n claim TO-
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the Register OF said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication Of
this notice. or failing d. they will be barred Of such
adverse right claim c. n. HARRIS, Register.
March IL days.
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NlCOLl THE TAlIOR'8
aRAMD TAIl0RINo EMPORIUM,
tat MGrE et Street San Francisco.
a14-3m
Not ce MO. 10.
a CT Of CONGRESS-, APPROVED JUNE
IA 8. 1877
IvNrTn STATES LAID OFrIcI,
CARSON CRY. Nevada, JANUARY 8, 1880

TNrTD STATES LAID OrF1cI,
CARSON CRY, Nevada January 3, 1880.
Notice is hereby given to all whom It may concorn
That Alfred Jacques, of the County OF Washoe State Of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No
ls to purchase the United States Government the
following described tract Of land chiefly valuable for tim
ber and unfit for cultivation viz Southeast quarter Of
Section co. in township II north Of Range No 10 east
N. D. containing 100 acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, u s. Land District.
Any and all persons having interest In or cai TO-
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
fe adverse claim with the Register Of said Land
Office within the sixty days period Of publication Of this
notice. Or failing to do they will be barred Of such I'd
verse right or claim. c. n. HARRIS, Register.
jsni0.6Od
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NOTICE no. ~.
A ct OF CONGRESS ArEESgED JUNE

,:Hi-Hp STATES LAND OYFIcB,
CARSON CRY, Nevada EeceGassT %, 1875. {
Notice Is hereby g, all whom it nsay That
Andrew loft Of the County Of Washoe, State Ct Ne
vada has this day filed in this office his application No H.
purchase from the United States Government the fol-
lowing described tract Of land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation viz West half Of southeast
quarter Of Section in townsh No II NORTH Of Range
No. Is east NJ D. NJ containing 80 acres, and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada U: S. Land District.
Any and all having any interest in claim to-
said land adversely to applicant hereby required
fe such adverse c6m with the register OF said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication <
this notice. or failing to do 80, they will be barred
such adverse right claim.
dec q cod C. n. HARRIS, Register.
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and against the Board Of State Capitol Commeoners
notified to hand In thsr bills before the Saturday
next preceding the 6rst Monday In each month By order
D. r. SESSIONS.
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bsacd q Apito1 CsUAksiSs0s 1st
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