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FOR THE COUNCIL,
VIM. ISAAC. PhGni,I
o. II. p. SHEETS. Phoenix
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
NJ H CALDERHOOD, Aqua F'ria
J. T. PRIEST Observation-Disclosures Tempe
C. A LUKE Phoenix
FOR SHERIFF,
j b. KEEL LY. Phoenix
FOR RECORDER,
FRANK KIRKLAND. Phoenix
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
T. A. SHAW......- Phoenix
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
C. A. TWEED. Phoenix
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
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FOR SUPERVISORS,
"A DECKER. .-..-.-----.-.-T Tempe
zoR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR AND
CORONER,
w. W1LkS- 1890. -FhUn1x
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
II. r. PATRICK. Phoenix
PHOENIX PRECISCE TICKET
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
w. WILKES, and w. o. O'NEIL.
COSSTARLES.
r. 81. POST and FRANK KUHNE.
SCHOOL TRUTTEEs.
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F. N. FOWLER.
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Luke s. ThaEheimer. of the Arcade
Brewery, keep The coolest Lager Beer
in town. Try them.
California fresh Roll Butter three
times per week, by express, at Geo.
T. Coats.
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Fer President.


Yer sse1e@ate to Congress,
MADISON w. STEWART,
Tor PIMA COUNTY,
For Srp't Public INSTRUCTION,
NJ. II. SHERMAN,
(OF YAyAPAI COUNTY,
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Republican Nominations.
NATIONAL TICKET:
Fer President.
JAMES a. GARFIELD,
(OF oHIo-)
For Vice President.
CT ESTER a. ARTHUR,
(oF NEW YORK;
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, 1880-08-24
CANADA.
A 1feavy Guit for DuMlaxex-Thc Pacific
Railway kekteaile,

A 1foaVy Suit for DaMaaEe*-Thc Pacific
Hallway kcktcllle,
Special ptapaIth Ia The Chtearo Tribune.
MoNrEA1, aug. s.-Tho Directors of tho
lIanQWoVllle Mario avoen!GTetLn MI action fur
SlU0, 100 tla,nuEe% against i. ". Wilson for
,l!ak1ng statement rcllectluS Oh thu banlk's
position.
Thu reports circulated luro to-day are to
tho effect TINT Sir Jolln's Pacific hallway
scllellA Il u succuss. 1t ii alleged tllat tlicru
were twu synd!eates IN thu tielh with otturs.
Onu WIS heA!!eh By Sir Hugh AILulI, with
wtio,n l.or.l nuhrnSen. Lord nnll'aore, antt
osilcr lnd Mr GeorEe StIftilt, l'rssl.lsnt Of
thu Bank Of MnntrGAl, ". Argus, il1itl Me-
intyre US Its REPRESENTATIVES. Thu rullur
here Is to tic effect .hat Sir Hugh Ailans
's"l.s srse'a a Diss sssFf e * ss tsss,e Ill., Tribune
"Jack SGsppartl'h naa,etl Maxins CI,opt!t'
has been arrested hern for committing ii
series Of hnrElarles tn tho city during the
a.lrultly committed TINT the n,ltiYes Thought
M HrElnlzetl balstt uf tnaraudcrs were nhrultl,
hut 1t h0.! nptIenra tlle prisoner WIS WitlIuul
Melg. When rDbllng tho house vt Alr.
Gasllsux, OF dorchester street. l,u set !ra IL
W with Gasl.-lh,S cu'!ta'hlng u !aiso ullas1-
warnLnx. Eort'',uaso,ty tto s'an5 'pra5rrictvr2, 2
wIto ,was sleeping nl%stalrs,, invoke,
a,oss a ae1'sE IT. Es ts faF1nE n int, ct the sy nns th
lives. TllY ngxt night CEluplt robbed tll.o
ot lis shirt. wl,tcl! was lying By tho be.iais!c.
AZ Messrs.. Nuttall u Cumphell's Of Stlpr-
brook, ho alsu tonk yalunhla silver plate. On
etui!t robbeEies. liz hus been living Id IL caye
ngnr here,
, 1880-08-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTIIIAS.


ut. L0uia to 1lnvo IL Little Show.
S'r. Louis, No., Aug. 2a-Large nunlbels
Of Knights Of 1'ythins arriye1l lust night anu
to-tlay from nearly MI parts Of the country,
but very few uniformed divisions l!nye yet
came liz hodIes. Tho prcux Cheynlier d.
vision, Of Cleveland, md about fifty members
Of tine Of tho Now OrleaMs lodgcs hive ar
rived, nnd parts Of divisions from several
Othor places cRtne this lllnrnlng, md Il large
number hre expected to arrivn Tonight mid
tn.norrow morning. Most If llle menlbnrs
llntel ilotel, n,sd tllo rennaiMtler Of the Iodgo
will lle here tomorrow. The Grnlid LotEn
nf Missouri wns 11l session this morning, amt
will tihis1l Its session this afternoon. All
the hotels nru nlrendy filled III, nnd cnts by
thu hundreds VII! bs brought lnto ,lso ID
outside Of tho knights yet III the city, hut
gr'Mt crowds nre expected tomorrow morn
4 largo number Of Knights arrived by tho
fusion At tho loeaI hea:lquartsrs ycry little
information en,l By ohtalnsc.t. So far, us ca.t
ba learned THO following. bodies nrrfyst !o-
night: Division NJ. ! and Koscfusko
ho''gs, K Ch;teaEo; namoH lR}iylsl9n, EG
v!s!on, Wilt%t WiMlustotn' -. i'el.; MSn MarySla'l 81. 81
yisinn,. I}altinl0re; Triumph Lodge, Ur-
bana. H.; .tiaunt!et It,tlge. Chicago; Cun-
trnnial lo,!ge, l14t Sptlngs, Ark: Lebanon
x o osss %far fs'f 9 E'fss sSS Sl'E T4 4e eYis YcRss
burg, Miss, Nuw OrleAi,s. 1ouisyf!Ic, nnd
perhaps ot!lcr plAees. Many. inore lodges ur
parts Of lodges VIII arrive III tho lnor',lns
nl Is fiSlHetstl tl,at, VIII tha 6 4nf !nlEr;s
ti1e procession, tn-norrow. All tho hotels nro
iillct!, hut ~ far ITO regular exrl,rsun tralus
GeQflnE nltre apCctntHfa hnyo arrived.
, 1880-08-24
HARVEST RETURNS.

sptsfat Cor.ssponttnet NJ The Chicago Tribune.
MAl1oS CENrllE, kas., Aug. o9.-At last
tho 1one-conttuued drought Is broken. MID
this portion Of dry nmt windy knnsas blessed
Will, u cUpious sllowrr. Last evening, after
two Or three huurs NJ Threatened approach
Ing storms which iailptl to reacl. lis, ut 0
O'Clock Il few tlrnl's Of rnin wGra gIadly
greutG.l. nnd sOon It severe STORM WIS upon
us, accompanied by vivid lightning md loud
iy-rollinE thunder. Tho severity Of the stortll
soon rasscd away, hut for tho greaicr por-
tion 0t the night wascr c0nlinued to fall With
sGl, freedom tlntt tho ground where cnlti-
vatca Is thoroughly m0isteilctl 10 tho
depth of several Inches, and the pros
psst q more during the slay y rood. Should
rs bus already falcn It will be Ut great va!uB
to tl>s rcEitlll, rs the Erolt', !lns been s dry
As not 1nly tn ct'1se ri.rtinl tallllrc Of tlio
corn crop but also to seriously atlect the
plnwetl Tor 0lst same hive snwetl wllcnt, but
Ind II continued dry, wheAt wOMltt not lave
gerEtnntr![. and nlllcl, Ut 1t wand liItyH been
. eaten hy birds nsll Insects. Nnw farmers layo
tho usual amount OF fall wheat will be s0w1i.
tirass on the rl!lrlo y voly short. nlNl sU
Try TINT ''i9st Y mM Of It VIII uinku rHt!,er ptMr
hay bsu bt i fs ssS Gi T. veEy rs Ety ts ,ss arx
amount Needed. as Tho ycld Is exceedingly
light. It Is 50 tlry TINT i Iire started In tho
,lo.tlaeastrf'. ,I imrt nt thls tslnriolil county
extensling 1ntn Alnrris County, anil now scv.
cral thousand ncres are as bare ns II burned
II, autumn ur spElng.
Tl!s mart nf tin State possesses good,
productive soi1. II reasonably well watered,
lias ahunt(ancn of good building stone, must
ly nagncsla limestone, a,ld will -protlrco
good crops In a very tlry selson. Int this
yrnr Inns tested. its ahillty In that respect
rather too seyerely, yet tho crops raised will
supply hnmo demnItl al!tt furnish, soIne sur-
p!,s for stirment. No starvation here ard no
nil needed. 49,
:. This year las bce,, exceptionally dry In
killsAs, and, although that nnrt OF the Slate
| east nf the west linH Of Mct'herson County.
nsM,!lt lso miles west Of ka1lsas City will
| alnnst intnl fal.,srn west Of there ts sure to
l,as. M ullfasorah[p Influence on the I'm
% Eration. Many " ars 's ivi,g y thH that scstan % of
t''o ststo nlsl going baek l;'tst with wtlnt cf-
fee's they stlll il1se. md. Of course, their nc.
othurs from coming to tho Statc.
, 1880-08-24

A meeting of tho young Mcn OF tho Fourth
Ward wis held Inst evening ut ArlMnry
llRll. on 1INlla,a Aycnuo. hcar Twenty
ninth str1tf, for tic purpose nf 0rgtnlx.
tnE iuiing Mems uRTicld nnd Arthur
Club, The u.cetll,x w4us citlcd to nrtirr by alr.
1anoi Suhshl, mud Dir. Gwynu f1arnctt wns
chosen to preside. Thu following worc
appointed tn aot as IL Committee o,l
Permanent OrRunlxnt3on; bInj. 4. e. lInwloy,
u. N. lhlsh, j. j. MctlIl!, u. W. itleAby, and Ell
Smith. They wcrn requested 10 report ut thu
next meeting. After SONIC discussion. 1t WIS
tlrel.le tu cot.flnu tho nctlyu 1unbrrshp-!tst to
atep!htlcans of thu ward totween tho nucs "t u
RIM tho Cl,.,. Tho following we,s, apItsInts,f i,
Yotinx Mu'.s uarHrIi md Anassr " cIHh 'ins I" ho
KIN; j;''Ss "A ]l!ss:y lII$ Iyii; ia~oy' aa1:
The meeting adjourned until Frtday oyen!ng.
THE CENTsAI. CHAMBERS AND WEAVER CLrl
mot Inst aycntny. Mr. sEtchucl liealey, OK
AAa!stAals Superintendent ut thu nav CttyiInll,
meetings Oh vacunt lots nnu strvct.u0rners, 10
n t., gstGh ; tl1 ears ot e. tho WorktnKn!ea.. Mr.
b. sio psssui,t CIy A.i.aIniststso,t. aid % onme'l %
That II Ws dun k,lely t0 ILLS refusal u lug-roil
lor linrrssnn ana The Dcnl'~.atlc purity, mud not
l,usscssloll wlich viii show up tho Dcmner.,sio
lMftS VI tHth HlAf III Mo uHtlAuic 4lkuts klphIG9
,.skra tho Club IT, tnyexti5Mte him, but tho
Club kceta to tbink It Wns 1T no use. at.l tnnk
ls word thMt Mhnt hs satil WAS ". A discussion
shup urdinAnce., mn thu several amendments
.Acrstn EacenttY Introduced Into thu tn!ncil
amendments wcro referred II thu Cusutnilteo Oh
l!oulth anl County lelattok. md spe Commits
tco WIS disposed 70 to lMthtnx III tho !hatter.
appointed 10 nuke arrangements Tor ll,ass-
uiaattmT Saturday evening IN sinrkot sq!laru for
tho purpose OF getting III expression from thu
warklnsmen of this city relative io the lloli-
enfarcH!,cnt Of thu fautosy ordinances by Dr.
uon,nttye: stichssl ilcaisy, ". aorsissoy, VII. Il.
| ", Ncl9Qu. Thia Committee were instructed to
, 1880-08-24
LOCAL POLITICS.
Republican Third Congressional
Convention to Meet
Sept. 3.
Apportionment Of Delegates-plaoes
for Holding City Primaries.


CONVENTION To nj: 1tEtn sEf'r. IN.
Tho Republican Camtn!ttce Of tho Third Con-
xrcssiUt1nl Ilatrict mt ut tho Sherman iiuuRe
yesterday nfturnaun, flntncr Conk in the chair,
md proacnt ]. u. latt. nj Lake County: prof.
l.. k1atl1r, Evanston; 4. @. Lnw. NUrwot,i Park:
Meyer ilioom. pruxy FOR II. s. Williamson, ot
WhrolIng; Engr,u stttg, proxy for J. G. Endor,
NJ tho Fifteenth Ward; William Vockc. Six
tccnsh: Mr. Eun'1nl'ts. Seventeenth; Abtjah
krith. Eighteenth
i'rnf. kistlcr, from tho Committee appointed
ut tito prcyious sncettng, submitted tho follow
Ing:
Your Hl1t,-Eotnmlstcc, to whom wna referred
lilo duty ul DISCRIMINATING certun .ietnlts prolIn,-
t,ary ~ tho Congressional Convent1oil,. utter
sarelMi consideration hase agreed tu make tho
First1,l'hat tho Rep,lblc9n Convention r., md
g in%s k Il s! H. M sl!.n !sa s"y Y H., SstS Ss4tsa e. @ t
Turnrr-lia, III tle City Ut ChleaKo. tnr tho t,llr-
pasn nf nominating ltepublic:lm cnndllatc for
tho u"itcd ssatta film ttc saifl Thir, Gmrros.
Ho1ni District. Rt1d for the transaction Or s,icli
nthor business ils may properly cono boforo tho
$teo'a~Fhnt the prmnr,es for choosing dc,o.
Yntes ior said Convention shnli be held satur-
ii thu afternoon. It tho us'inl pl..ces Of holding
town ur wnr,l tlectlons throughout tho severil
towns an.l wnrls Within tic sali Third. Congress
towns tho regularly appo'ntcd Ce!ntnitteo of iho
e sfa y,csisn tsT"s f i es9 sa' us co%ifss Sisss
has bsrr Imprinted in ai,y tnwn. then tic asseln-
llcsi lsupu6licars shall elcut tho Jr.'ges; and IN
rcprrsentatiyc IN Ills Gonln,tseo troIn cneh Of
tho four wtfds and rntlHesi and confirmed by
7Nfni-Thnt tho bass Of appointment tor salA
t!cicyate convention ss,nl! lie onu tlelegnto for
rnct, lsl votes cast for Uuv. Cul,nl IN 1876. md
anc delegate fur ouch frzctlon thoreof over
AAtnHtt- flfH FDtNN tnAts HrYItkI1pd. HDWnfrf.
, 1880-08-24

morning. he hn1 left hta own bed III tho middle
% to her roon Oft Tic k,she sr
nut. aiot her, Intsl her hcn! TN fhn lsto toy
chair, fired nI!nthcr tall Into Ills nwn tcmple and
h Il. "aR cra~o a ~ & he's'e her. nut her 'r" "Fo"
l'he sister toItl ,rnn ThtnuaE reportcra bar
rowing stnry ~ Drrsnaia. She Fnd thnt Mrs.
wife. Shr waa hAs =: yca,,, I'D. Kind. Gcugr.nts.
ant ,nffrrtionatu. !tcr tnnrrIcst lilo had been
continually i1lnrrcd by tho
rEAMIUt JEALOUSY
Of her hnshand. lier sstcr sas hcnmttfnl
singer. md accompanied herself on the g1iltnr.
ftcr husband WIS nsn posscssc!i of like nccusn-
together, atnl thv', sho wu.,l sInE so!,,c
;wgS. pinIntss% % "loy n n9rs; ,,t,', p
l,s,s,'' would rxeitcfty Jump n1ul any, "ya,i sl,,il
yer .nE for Sny "hsS . Ikr Il; iat;
Thcn he wo.iii ra'!n t"w,l ,RaIn. isc fov,sl 10
h., as E,Hn 70 nIs %Iio ar rh.!rsn az, h.
dearly. ntni Ills ,nanln aceIued IL be thnt sou,u
one was usnst.ne him IL hrrAt1cctlons. 1towne
ctf fcS9t me',s ncw a '!s b Ga 1a;hc r"t:sSItIS sII
lie wins tn Inve patented. ls,I she t.s!icss Tint
!nsn,!liy rAn II tho h!uol Of tho Zimmerman
snIvrr III hls witr's h!ii.l n,ll thrMt"nat 10
sIont i,rr. mil slle was ntrala q h!n iie SAID,
%a r.'n,,s ,n, r. wii .t i,s s 1enio s &
tho, st"ir*, on his. hnntis Rrsi k,,trs, ii
I'll aot %' xo efsxs aSse 'fS ff hI,sn @ HUT an.
whlel, he never fol,,tl1. Sho WIS htraid to l0,k
a. 4 man: her h'lsn,id wIs 10 1susoi.s of hcr:
,lHrcd nut, III acr0tf,li Of l,rr husband They
4c*, " !s n say spsy 4s s Sn os o nsss ss
sister simply corrubnrstcd tho aDuvc. and snid
t; he hcli9sc Znnsr@n ,, Mns tss
tic ftttJnEt jI:'1lHtjRf jltlA ntltl1i$1E else,
, 1880-08-24
ILLINOIS,.
Special nispoteh to The Chteago Tribune.

QulScY, ILL.,, Aug. Gl-.Farmcrs visiting
tho eity rcpnrt tlat they ars practically
forced to nba,NInn plnwlug Until ruin falls.
THEY state that tho gronnd turns up III lnrRo
cnes alMnlst as sDll us hriclis, IND that corl,
nlut pslst,,r,sge arn dried up, Thu blades Of
tho enrn blow u!r with tho wind, and uo
amount of rnin ronttl now suyo the crap
from falnrc. 4 nIontll ngo tho corn had
mover heel, t,loru promising. Nav 1t cal,,tut
rcar'. huff # s"od nyeu1gs crap. Potatoes
urn nlso suffering frnla thu Ee1lornl drought
loss of hogs nrnSutttns uE tl!o corn Nlul fe.''!-
TX T H. tls 10, sta!k " E,,Yi!y s sStb!s. With
ket aid dlst$,sln: ,"f then; 4nlckly. ,'rha
to 10 full IN thu sl,,lo why; n1ll In many
Naces theru Is Ersat difficulty y supplying i
ralns !lye fatle, tt' te r;lst a1Mi sot1t Ut lib,
but tAur0 lIaa not bean lnll of my co,,sn-
GlrllGe for urv tiIa,, iu,ltll 1t, this rs,,,n.
~, Isie loss slt crH's u!d tlto falilng nwny
mt sturk a,lullHts 10 thousands u tlnilars.
Thu srason IL 81! fnr nlyanHc.l tint tic tn,t,-
aEe ttIlll0t lluW bH repaired.
, 1880-08-24
INJURED WHILE BATHING,

NEW York, Aug. Eh--F. A.. Vnsoy, of st.
Louis, WIN IL s,imilering ut Concy lslal.t!,
was seriously Injured while battling Satur-
ttay. IL went 10 tile VoorIlIs bnttl-lln,sG tu
swim. The batlI-housc Is con,tcctcll with
tho beach by plank walk which crnsses n
shallow pool 0f water not more tinn II font
II depth. Vasey, thinking that tic water Il.
this pool WIS 1gci., dove ulf from the walk.
Iio was picked up hcipless. ltis Indy Nlul
legs nro parulyzcd, alld it Is thought he cnll-
mt live. @T
, 1880-08-24
ItllAf4A.

, SFffWE U|sp149fH 10 TIE CHltH90 1FIhHHt
Iowa Cry, H., Aug. M.--Wmnt of rain for
soyeral weeks laIst, a,d excessively hot
wsathnr dMri,l3 much Ut this month, will ~.
duee tho SiulA ut cUrn 1T this pnrt or tho
Stula nl,out a.a.fpnstt,, though 1t will bs
,tn.!o up by unusually large s.an.I per 0crr,
81 tint thu crt,p Will lia fill syvrnEu Yield.
IN thu eastern cnuttles this acrcakc Is alsO
hrgur than s,stlal, j heavy rnllI, nov full
nt,-pll,ttt ct,rl.. Thu failure Ii III tlIe coril
mt tiling ont tu tlie extent Ut THO cub,
Spee,ai IIs4.fsh l9 I'At Ch!e.tcn tribune,
CEl'An 4Al.lns. Ia.. Ang. &.-A heavy
rAlM prevailed this AFTERNOON. 1t Will do
much Eoutl 10 pastures.
, 1880-08-24

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-The Coroner's
Inquiry Into tho Mays Landing collision
closed to-tlay. The jury in It's verdict says: !:
Tho people killed camc to their death from I.
collision w,lcis might haye bccn prevented
It Engineer Aitken anil Conductor 1loglantl
had more careflll1y observed thu rules and
rcgulatluls Of tho Company governing Its
running Of trains.
, 1880-08-24
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Spttlal D'pateA 70 The Chitagd Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Aug GA sud accident &C.
cured lust evening Mt Downing, Mo-. n snail
town situated oil the Missouri, Iowa e
Northern Railroad. While frciKht-train No.
6 was tlofng sone work III tile yards al that
point. ". N. DaIan, fn making 4 coupling,
Wns caught between thu cars. rim oSGr. and
al,nost instantly killed. 1Ie rcaltletl ut Wnr-
saw, ILL.,, n1ltl Is the brother Of Mr.. Phil DAl-
lain, editor Of tlia Warsaw Bulletin.
, 1880-08-24

34t..s -, rtt.,nw
Production Of tile United 81 tcn-1ho
Pres!lsnt'. "trip :" cal.f"rI,n--lntcr-
Bank,
Sn,tto, ,,txno,,a n m. fa,.oo, 1,tb,n>.
7v,,,,,,.,,... +, =, IT,. ~. tI.u,,tn
IT ;iI ~ " ,,raer Mae ~ tn H1t
l,us returned from M exteu,tc1 t0nr on tic
1,urlGc cnast nml In thr }yrst. undrr,nken
r,r Tia ,,r,,sn If t,s,,satt,,or +,,o ,ni,,s ~
~, ~" 1no ~ pss ~ a,'su.s ~ ~, ,..1 .n ''.n ~
Mr.. Rurrhard lntls Tint tho product Of silver
IL somewhat diminished, a,l TINT tho minlng
h,,sI.nsv Ia rnnh,,ript, i,y lar,. ra.i,pIfst1
more than 1t hitl'erto has been. 1le will chi
blH'y tito tesulfs Ut Ills Investigations III Il
rcp0rt to tho Srcretnry Of tIlo Treasury Oil
tile condition os the silver yield, l,u having
osG H., e'eis 'sS's'M .,,,s :" .'"s "uas. j., .,
Tilt ll'ntis nf tile different bureaus tn the
Executive Department l,aye been requested
to prepare their annual reports ut a. carly II
Ill.,, .s -" p','I ~. H., - .,a,s "ao
tnes'' reports III tlle ns'sls ol ihHir own IT,
ports,
The Presidential party starts for tho West
lin ~, ,,.,, ~ ,,is sma,s ,,r",, ,,"t,,,,, ~
w" " ase III LIN soeee'les l'see "n''Ah. ~
saretn.S.premFea ,., slalls1aea, l1oft''at!on '
relative 10 tltn production III gold ntll silver
and us 10 tic effects Of resuu1t[ol, This f,-
for,nn,ion viii hc ,Is,l In snrrchrs to In ,tc-
llvrred on tic Pacific Coast
Mr. Burcfard found tlnt tn the Mississippi
Valley ttlure WIS un urgent demand fur nlure
Yllynr. NJ t}crn ,yns nm innttn,,,,t4 .t,nn,v or
s1'l''ll llotcs alh1 III SILVER aotlars' ne htso
fund less complaint against silver al:lnnst.s
opponents tl1nn was nVtlred last year. Tile
pojltical situat,on u,r,,, tJ,o pnclic Cnust lo
,uRa,s as l",o'aus 20 e'e nspaI;lss VIZ
WorkinE,ne1l's mrty not being disposed 10
, 1880-08-24

dPsf1at U1FaE1A % 1Hs IAttdQd 1HbtNt,
Dri.tTll. Mlnn., Ang. @l-Arrtyc.l-l'ro-
poI!srs City ul nn!utl1. Pacil!e, Arizona,
China, steamer AtnrItol,n, sc!nnnerx bells
Stevens, AlnplM lAAn Eil'n,a Mnr!a, n. A.
lIMrlbrFt, luE. .FNvoritr.
:, nepartatl-Steau!er atan!toba, propellcrs
Pae!ac alld EMv!ru Eta!e.
, 1880-08-24

W.AsniSoros, d. G., Aug. 81. G. Miller,
olic Of tho proprietos Of the Dal'B Critic,
while adjusting the sasl, Of tlle thir.l-story
window this afternoon lost his t,a'ance md
fell to tile ground, II distance Of forty-yu
feet. llu WIS batliy Injured, and Is not OK
pectutl tn recover.
, 1880-08-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. a2-'rhe Mexican
gl,nboat Mexico arrived Mt San Diego yester-
Lay FROM MazatlaN, Gil route to SIM FrHil-
cisco for repairs. On the voyage III, When
oil Sun Bartololneo, Capt. Miguel Azcuene-
0sln WIS Instantly Killed by II gnn rolling
over him wlltlB lying beside 1t,
, 1880-08-24
plTTSRlIRG CnAl,

plTTs1,,,l,f, AuE, :4s.--c0ul shipments from
this purt. during tho present water, tn Ch.-
clnnH,t wcrc l,il:i, ,000 BUSHELS In seyrn lna,s,
ut tarKes. anil Two ats; 10 Louisville, 1,t;ip,
0D0 b4shuls in twelve bouts. six cUal.bUats,
ulltt l:.3 burgess,
, 1880-08-24

ST. lAEl., 5tiNn., Aug. aG..--1'ha strike In
the st. IauI, Minneapolis j. Alnnitoua i,ail-
way Shops was suddenly brought to M end
t0-day by the tart ass4 good management Ut
Manager I'LL. The strikers held two meet
, 1880-08-24

Special ni,patth to 1nr chteaso 7rthtins.
Kgokt'K, 1a., AnE. E'.-rrack-laylng OH
tie Keosamqua branch Of the ChtcnEo. i.ock
lslaml 4 l'uciffc Railroad Inns already hrgutl,
and It IL expected that The entire 1|le will he
completed md IN rllnnutg ortcr within thirty
Zlon this morning 10 commence work ltuM
that pOtnt.
, 1880-08-24

Special ptspalth to 7he Chicago 1rtbnne.
CINCINNATI, Aug. G.-IIurry c. 1}ltcTllcy,
willie Mt work In the fourth story Of Pap
pc,,lleim's hardware establishment oil Pearl
ssrert, fell through the lIatcliway this even
lug n distance uf sixty fcut, atld WIS instant-
y kllled. Ills fathor Is Il nlesl,ber Of tho
firm
, 1880-08-24
RUN OVER.

RUN OVER.
Special DtpateA to 1he Cateaoo Tribune.
D1.ooMlNoToS, ILL.,, Aug =. ss,.-,yultcr Ruth
erfortl, one Of the best-known citizens Of
Bloomington, and yeter1!n rnilroad man,
WIS Instantly killed Mt Hutchinson yestur-
day by falling from Il train a1lu being run
OYur.