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CASUALTIES.

TIE MAl's LANDING DISASTER.
InILADELr11IA, Pa., aug. 18.-Soycral
persons remain unaccountcd for, and 1t Is
proposed to drag Grcnt Egg lIarhor anu
River. near tho scene Ut tho accident Tic
current Is swift Mt that point. and 1t is feared
some who loaped from the 'train AaYo been
drowned. -
Tile Inquest WIS resumed this morning ut
hIny's Landlng The testimony shows that
tho first scctlnn Of the train was stopped
without much difficulty, thus seeming to dis
prove tho assertion of the engineer of the
second section TINT tho track was too slippery
to step " tlc ,lslaa! Hisa,ce A.
Including "A number OF prominent. railroad
lnen, who oyincc q deep INTEREST, "a.
=, Tho ltst Of dsatl's 1s further lneIe9sad BY
tt fh Of Ho ts @ Gasf It cSl May ef t9 asG1{sn
MA9's sdiI = I.Xsniso. sSs N. j., Aug: 1a-rhe in
qucst!n THO cnsH ut .1RHe8 Sweeney, killed
III TIE railrosd collision "Wednesday. was
s'i' EsIasef ti Xii!is,, et tlo second section of
tho excursion tratu, testitiett: We were nine
to ten minutes bclitnl the first section at
Pleasantylllc. 1pNlletl back ut the curve at
c Las ss @ a ths tIaee S 1 5St qHM tSt iii ntfS nat
clccK tho engine. On tho hill 1 Was running
abnut twenty-five miles au hour. which was
nD0ut ono 'IntNAto b1f0re u4i1its tll8 BRAKES.
! cou!tl 'tayu saved tho .traln It I l,ad y ear
n,lllutes beliind Tho tirst section at Alay's
Landing. wlllol tt,ne would lhaku about
z quarter to lsalf minnie. could not stop
tho trnfn IN 0ne Elle n1ut q quarter Of! aG-'
count Ut the ralls being wot, We pro to keep
ton; minutes apart, bist are allowed ta run up
.lnctor sayo the signal to sh!It tho train at
ATLANTIC CITY at ooS IM,i,';, r n; ms The f'fst seet|o
q. II. itoagiartl, conductor Of the SECOND
Sapsrtsss to uss Xtsns 1asS cy 3
n. IN. I WIS ut the renr Auor. Ut tic last car
when the crash took place, }nst .;llaylng got
through collecting tlukats. We llal n very
rough os0wsl on tho tratn: After we struck
th9 Other section tt'et! tho hrakesnnA found
ti,eni willis running, but found them turned
I f. quo A. s"''n i,owil, Mn' County Clerk, Samuel
Fowler, fireman OIi SECOND sdctttM; jacob
Alapes md WILLIAM W9l!crs. brnkenlcl'; ",
i|oa .sS'Sat GharIss s'nk ,das,S' nsaF Whsfe
AIastNr at CONSTRUCTION West Jersey Roati;
and, Wesley Adams, R1, eye witness Of tho
collision, were n!s6 exnlnlIteti: '-.'
rhe ry ssea r. Sofk A. rs
sMre Of the Company. This was oyerruled.
gfle0r WIS then discussed, nlltt seyornl ts+
Erees Of tstlrGcr WtrH suggested, hut, as il.
tho lreytnas question, tl,osa opposca to 1'lae-
mil aftor ttlree hours' i(ebato 1t was ngrcet
to Etys q verdict attrllutlng tue: collision to
accident. Tho engineer 9lM conductor arc
stlll hsid OH ball to await the action Of tha
Grand Jury. 80
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Tdfhs... ..+.ls7HttlE 1,A57.ahl
Tho aHgrcgatos population Ut the Btnto is L.
TEhste, which iB an incrcnse Of E:o,l ,lgl In ten
years, or IN por cont anu of 13l.000 In flvo
ycrs. sEnce tho State census. Considering tho
faet that not n smnl portion nf tho stnto Is los
lug rnther than gnlntng, this Is u most cncour-
ag!ng exhibit. OF co,.rso tho rate Of growth
docs not compare with that OF tho new Statos
which. are still lnrRc!y unsettled, MAssnchil-
chusctts, with her 7ND square miles OF tnrrltory,
now supports n population Ut mnre thnn .ss.8 ID
the 91iinrD milo, which II nearly eqtiul to the
donslty ut pnpuntf0n In 1ta!y, and Inferior only
to clgtiiM. Great llrltafn, and Italy. ntl1rH tho
cotlnt ries uf tho globe 1t ia not tn bo expected
that tho rapdity ct !ncsoaso will equal tint Of
tho rlLh agricultural regions 1T tho Wcst anl It
seena not 70 hnve been up to tho. reported Ill.
tho South; but It ia n solid and substantial
growth.
Tho increase OF population hns been very
largely In tho cities. or tho wholo number rep-
rnaonttuE tllo lnoscnsh III DIS nrp additional res
idents OF tho eighteen cities Of tho Btate. III
1B7Q tho population Of tho ausne r1lccs-aone Of
them have received city charters during tho ,!a-
cndp-wns Nl0..77, which wls Il little snsre thnn
A. per cont Of tho total population. Their ccn-
ErB to-day shows An n1xrcEnto Of N1, 1,inx,4
which ts ully ,1Q loss thlI Dne-hlf tho popli.,
latlon Of rue atste. Every nty'ths Kninc1 With
out oxeep.ion. and tho SAM! ronark. Is IL ,Eo:
uniy town tn tho Stntu whose lines have hot
l,cen ehanged, hnvtHg over 1.uN population III
1870, TINT Inns mt increnscd Tho list Ia quito
= rotnnrkahlo one, and We have complied It
IN tho form of table, IN show ilpw steady ta tho
growth OF those mluor C1nttcs+
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publican Comnitsec, also here, does not tnke
aaplopeful Ylcw Of tho Republican vote i,
the South. Referring TO this subject, Mr..
dorsey to-day Is reported to haye said:
"E&ery Southern State will hn DcmocrntEc;
that's settled. They will be Democratic
either by casting tho most votes for the party
or by tho Democrats tloinE tho most, count
ing. One or the otller bf ttete.. causes will
result III tho Etcctnral vote Of every Soutll-
ern Stato hptng OH tho Ila,icock and English
slide"
"'rEio Republican. barty In tho SoutI, will
not tlsu,, ntto,pt TO- do much tn the clecttonP"
alt will not, There Is no use Of 1t. Very
little, II anything, will be attempted by
Southern Republicans III tho next Nattonnt
election"
Mr.. Dorsey, with reference to the report
Tint the Republican Na.1onal Campaign Com"
n,ittec Is sending Money 10 Florisa and other
Southern States, sail tint the statement was
not to my general extent true. 1t Is true.
lie said, that tic Committee is helping the
Republicans come In Floridn, but 1t is not
proposed to spend any money upon barron
lind.
Mr.. dorsey visited the Republican Con.
grrsslonal Campaign COMMITTEES to-day, md
told The managers of 1t positively that Senn-
tor Conkllng will make several speeches Iii
the West during this month, and VIII mako "a
vigorous canvass III Hcw York, commencing
n Cooper institute i @ probably G II srptem4ne5'
md possifly In Illinois, Mr.. Dorsey quotes
Garfield would curry tho City OF New York
by q very considerable majority
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80. ,'...S
iuM o ~ 1,r,, i.n19r1nt1. ta,y ,lrrt,EsENTaT,oy.
Social pt,pa,sh to Tas ohteaoo 7rtb,,us,
VAs,trynroy. n. O.. Ann. 11.-Tha
charleston Nctps md Courier }1as ATTAINED
rcturns from the State Census Enumerators,
as the newapapers in Boston, ChicnRo and
,ther northern eitiss hayo rhs;s stste:
mcnts arc official. although they Will Under
y0 n technical revision by the counters Mt
Washington. From these returns the popu-
lation of South Carolina, 1t Ii c'ulncd, las
!usle'taEa M 11o"' w.. 'ou -. io'V' ~ .os'"a ln
lsSo. VI this result the Ncip8 dnu Courier
says: &C.,.
orr ni.t. T. In is7 tl,a nonulnt,on Of tl, ro,nntn
mc cnin;gcs. ~ frGt,, With m s,,i.,rionsiv-
~ ;;as5s;t M returns Isvs yet Gssn reeeIxe:l, was
aaen o: s 1esn VII n o XII stae nw to % nnt,,ao 10
on @ o. 49 ~, ~ te y Hew coss BY 1 or Eu n
EonKresstai,, a ts @ soHtt Garona viii ratatn i.ur
!iSo men!,eEs thq nGporsl9snna,snt sS a q sosl s:
rlst nf n o. hHh 9s l epa ~ tS
psfsGtt, pn " ,eaei on ,nc,ni,or o''o VIII
There can be M doubt that for all practical
purposes tho figures arc tho o,1cs by :whict,
South carolina &lll, us the Nous md Courier
remarks, galtl Representative In Congress
and III additional Electoral vote. Gen.
walker !ias no returll9 III ms olslce moro
trustworthy. Tic saMe IL true Of tic re-
turns ,,resrnt,.l hnratnfnr. Cen. Waller
cnn Know II TIC chooses thlt these tables afo
lis much to be relied OIL rs are tho universally
ncccp.eu s'nen1g..7 us 10 t!e popuihllonsoi S.t oi
New l1rk. lsroDk!yl,, ,t0stnn, chicago, Gill;
clluntl. IT: Louis, n!l!t ,tNshinEtOn.
An eltltnr Of tho Washington Republican,
win wns lnulal,cd from South Carolina OH
account of his Repubicantsn, and WHO is
Tn,iIt"r ,,;ti, n,,r1! nrI,,,f1. IL t,n Stnl" T.,
.,i,si.,,, H. r',tr frn ~ ~ 80
h!tNls zl!lE tMu leLtliis itoui cnuHttes Which
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Tho Garfield and Arthur Club held meet
Ing Thursday evening to adopt rules for tho
government Of tho Club.
The following resolution was adopted:
Eesolutd, ,rhat this Club recosnmcnd tho
oraanizatinn by tho young. men nt thta Club md
ot THU vicinity betVoon tho ages u ID and 20 of
ltepnbloan Club, to mcot ut lcnst once week
to ongA9o n debate, ,5eadlnRs, songs, and
psss as ~ ts ets5y e vii f tNs ss snS ~ . as
tun nt ut lenst nifty notlyo mnnbors tho freo 1iso
9f ,tho Republican headauartoss OH each
Committee bo instructed to neEIst such is.
snsaton f1 y The sfrsypg Ct their
tlut thu unian Vetcran ind Youug sion'a Club
.Se d tas tSs ss' 1T +
hecrs. with sictl uniform or inslgnln ns thoy lnay
choose; TINT tho Executive cosnmtttao ii i
joint session 30 requested to consider tho pru-
i si,Sbio VnItod sates iias s"i and C. eapa@" nI
aasa @ ID EsI nEto M Gf s5 oa1 70
aolth Of rtEtotson fInl!. md tl,at tho ttno tor
raian9 tho pole and HnH 10 nude tho ooons!Dn
Ing ny aoHlo OF tho Ablcst s,eRkcts uf tho State.
eOlTTlI EVANSTON.
The South Evanston Garfield and Arthur
Club held t|lcir llrst open meeting III Warren
Il KcnDeys Hall Thursday. The meeting was
called to order by Afr. James S. Kirk, tho
President OF tho Club, who was made the
Chairman Ut tho ovcning. 4 sct OF reso!l1-
tons ratifytng TIC Republican nominations
worn introduced md unanimously carried,
State's-Attorncy Mills al,4 d. n. Mum made
speeches. =,
EVANSTON,
Over fifty names were signed to tho roll Of
tho Young MEMS Republican Club Thursday
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WASHINGTON Items,

WAslnKqTus, D. c.. Aug. m-Tho supetsna ~
Inspector OF Steamboats, calla tho attenugr 81
pccan, lako, gulf, a4d bay steamers to Aase sn
ito Itovlsea itljcg and Regulations doyernsu's s'.
tho stuambont Inspection aorvlce. whsea "" s,sh
Eatoa tho posting Of u atutton.bill u. anrf
stoa,ner, ana ass,un!ng post OR station o. a1 4
for ayery pcskon employed on boari IN .,a. es. Il.
tlro or nttee d1snater, Tho sulo also gnS ~, 1t
struutions regarding tho exercise haa vi r14et
crpwa, anl oouoluiiea BY saying; "Any =. nss sors.
or omission OF, the part OF tho oisloer r,ic n tds
Fnatll 4f tho &tcuincr to tnfoEc0 VAN ifneoao
Ut &uth offlctr." ,.,,h,s thA
Secretary itamsoy lott for rhlladelpn'e
aftcrtlulll, tn rctllt1t early no1t WeeK,. tn.fay,
SECRETARY EvArtX loft KoE Windsor, s'''
T6o PfssItIu,st hns nppointcd 7: y. sATTssTan ATs,Tan,
Postmaster at Cnntoli, Ill; Wul'aW As
Postmaster Ut Independence, Ia
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duties ff. the ex-solInra In tho present can
vnss. Thu mectfhg WIS quite enthusiastic
md we'll Intended.
NOTES..

- NOTES.. 3.
col Cf.Aistt T., CAIil
Gptetai Dttpasth to Tne Chtedoo 7ttb,int.
NEW York. Aug. f9,-Col, Clark Il. Carr
Is hero in consultation with Con. Arthur nild
Gov. lowell, at tho Committee headquarters.
lie leaves Tonight for Ata!no. iIe thinks
that Wade lia.nuton's Stnntton speech Will
giyo tho Republicans thousands Ut votes III
Illinois md Indiana, md says there Is no
reason why It should not havo tho same effect
In Matno and other States. Col. Carr has de-
ctded to accept tho Invitation of our, State
Cotnmftteo, and make fcw speeches III Now
York. ::
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN LITERATURE,
Special Dlsrdtrh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsIt1saToY, D.. G., Aug. 1A-Tbus far
the Demucrntic Congressional Campaign
Committee. have oniy issued two documents
for general circulation, one being tho DnyNrl
bill mud debate OF tho unitctl States Mar
sllals bill, and tho other On Civil Service, con.
tanning extracts from Senator Vests and
other speeches, showing tho Offices given to
tho Returning Boards md their friends. The
Democratic Textbook for campaign 1lse and
general reference Is now IN tlle hnilds nf tho
printer In Now York, and will bo published
iii a few days,
, 1880-08-14


New YonK, AUG. 13.-1t Is now twenty
three days since the shocking calamity Mt tho
Hudson River tunnel Mt the foot of Fiftietll
street, Jersey City. Tho accident was moro
appalling from the fact that twenty workmcn
employed IN tho construction of the tunnel
were entombed, dead or alive, sixty feet bc..
low the surface. Ono hundred md fifty 1Hcn
ltnve beon. ut work since tho accidcnt to re-
,nado, ard they are Just a. far from recovery
NOW ns tn tho beginning. Tho engineers state
today that 1t Will take q month or six weeks
to obtain them.
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SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
HpfftSt pttRAtfA to 1R4 QAtsaaa Ftihun4. =

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. la-Last night.
by the detachment Of truck beneath a Gu
booso ola work.train oil the Lake Erie Il
Western Hallway, the car was thrown ot1 the
track. Talera wero a"nu.nbcr Of woskmen
on the cur, and tho train was running at
about twenty-ehree miles an tlour.. The men
jumped from tho car, and the following were
injured, ono (Abrams} thought to bo fatal
ly; Edward DceelIes. Of lafayette. bruised
ABOUT lsgs and body; Patrick Q'noI..
Sl,ields, C!nelnnatl, 49, two:!nch scalp
wound; Thomas McClaln, CIncin.
natl. several severe scratches and bad.
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LONDON, Aug. IA iottor from Khelatt
Ghsoar, slated tho sth. ssys, WE havo plenty
Of fs,ol, foruae watcf, and ntntnunittop. md do
not fo.r an attack. OF which thero urc no signs.
M uews bus bcen reodyed from caulahas slnoa
country tllat tho xasFIs9a thero IL shut W"
PREPARING An ATTACK.
LONDON, Aug. l3..-Th9 TlMfx' dispatch from
Qusttah says lslvipcs from Candahar TO tbs 9th
4kt-, through Uatlr0 sources, report thut AfuolI
khAtl !nten1s to Attaek Can1ahar Us soon aa h!s
preparations aFo aonplatea. Large numbers Of
ttlbegmen continue 10 luck to bin STANDARD.
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nieht frelnht train over the Now England
1ioad ran into. IN extra peac!,.tratn Of
empty cars which was, taking water ut
North Windham lust night, and was
on tho limo of the regular trnin. The en-
etncer of tho regular trnIll, Frnnk Way. Of
Hartford, was killed, and n humber of cars
were wrecked. The Boston cxprcss, which
followed, was delayed five hours. +.
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LEAvENwo1.rI1, Kas., Aug. PA most
horrible accident occurred yesterday ut
1ngnlls. in Lincoln County, to John 1Iawky,
at the salomon Rlvor 1saplds, where he fell
across tho saw, cutting Off both his legs,
after which he was whirlcd across tic saw
again cutting Ills body through frotn shoui-
der to thigh, the saw pnssing tMnuEil hts
breast and lungs, dividing his body Into four
parts. liz lcnves n wife l1ld four clllldrcn.
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THE WEATHER. d

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF B1oNAL OFFICER, WAs1-
1NuTnN, D. c.. Aug. HI a. l,.-Eor Terucsseo
aud tho Ohio Valley, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, mostly southorly, Stu
t!ouary temperature, stationary or lowor bur-
oIuoter.
For tho Lower Lake rcglon,. partly cloudy
woathor, occasional rain, southwest to u0rtt.
west Winds. stationary or lower temperature.
generally higher bnratnetor. -
r5 so 1npay ssFo py sny
in tho castor1 part, uoolcr uorthwestorly Winds,
gcnetnlly htRhor bl,rpmcter.
For tho Upper Mississippi md Lower Missouri
Yalloya, elear ar partly cloudy weather, wIntls
shifting to cooler noEthcfy, stationary Or
AGRhor barometer
fhe rivers will rcn,nln nearly stationary,
juuAL sltlkxflyATtuNA.
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ly-sprnined ankle; Wil,tem Hamilton, Gin.
n11nnnt', ,a1n leEs eonslcrably bfllisetl, sson;;
Abratns, Of Paxton, ILL.,: deep ileal,- wound
On thigh md ln|urGl In bnGk,-be ts Thought
e by fatally hurt, nnti was brought To st.
Elizabeth Hospital this city.
,rhanM QulMln,, Of Lafayette, wns OIL top
Of the car nt the time, hnt escaped With Il
Rprntned ankle aud a f0W bruises.
Tho ncctdtrt occurred on tho Eastern III.
vfstnn. at the ruatl, near Frankfort. Tllo
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E0I1.Y9I0N.

CoorEnsTow1, N. r.. Aug. 13.-Early to-
day two extra fretghttralns On tho SusQuc-
hanna Division Of the Delaware s. Hudson
Canal Colnpany's Railroad cnme III collision
near Coopcrstown Junction, and twenty-f!yo
cars were demolished. Paul Simpson, fire.
man, was killed. JOHN REILLY, fireman on
the other engine, wns fatally wounded. a
brakeman named Mullen was Internally In
tureA. An engineer 1la1nuu Leonard re-
cclycd injuries In lenp!ng from the engine.
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.IgFTEnaoay11Ls, Inl.,s AhY. 11-Ine .S,. ~ usls
Ppcvch Of the campaign, ,ln thls cty. "! was BY III
list night ~ behalf 1f tho ltcpln!tcans III 40
pbo esfart, occupying three ieaEs t't'ias, ias*,,pafa
was enthusiastically rccalvHl. A;,s ~: n1ikt
chursed franklin Lu1lders With hasan ~ fn1ans
LcKtsnturp jnst beforo the Morgan Hlts Hs,,n il.
WIS 10 luprlve tho Uulo,. nlea Ut bou!lsne Gneu y
ltanu OF ur4las mud !eayp thu collthsa5 twT{tinit
and would have worked right Iaso tho athsats :
tho Goldun Ciscls oonsplsatozs, " " -
Quepr QQpptdQuaQs
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Special Dttpateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK, Ia, Aug. 13.-C. W. Grew, Of
Quincy, ILL.,, was su,lstruck In this city this
afternoon. 1le had just reached tho Hardin
IInnso from tho depot, and had taken Il eeat
III the Office. A few moments afterwnrl lte
reelcd over upon the ilonr. I1o Ia resting
we'll, md it is thought he will recover.
, 1880-08-14

LAYTON, O.. Aug. 13.-Thts morning John
Wlndor and wife, mn aged couple, prominent
residents Of this city md among the earliest
settlers, wore thrown from a buggy. md
picked up insensihle on tho road. Their ill.,
jurles arc OF n serious character. Ills prob
ably will prUye fatal.
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6lxtccn towns ............... .158,10 1al,6H5
Thoao town., rnnktng illht bptOY tho cities,

. ThoaU l0Whl, FhNKIHK JttAE bDItlW tho tltIbs,
tho list Of which some 0f tllct nro Eonrly ren,ty
to ton. hAya gained IN tho nHgrcgato nloro than
TO the incroaso n tho cities, NO shall find TINT
tho thirty-fnur cltles anA towns tllys Eatnstl
s,95s In the ton years while nil tho rest OF tho
tho CENSUS III counties II appears that unsy
1larnatnllo md Hantuckpt havo lost. Tho tate
Ing almost wholly upon tho growth OF tho oitlos.
, 1880-08-14
TILE CENSUS.


CINCINNATI. O., Ang. 10-Thc Chnmhor Of
Commerce Committee on Census to-day, after
examining Ntcharl Smith, of tho Gasttte, @. r.
Austin. Of tho Enquirer, md DR.. r. c. Minor,
ex-hontstl officer. consulted with Nnyor JRcol,
who coreentcIl to rctAkr tho corsus nf thrcp
win determine whother furthur actlon Is neccs-
enfY. 80 ------- -
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L1TTIr nocR. Ark, Aug. 18.-Tho census re-.
turns Of Arkansas. complete lcsa nine small
districts, fnur Of which aro estiinntcl, show tho
population Of tho State to DO HiD,t4T. Tho lnal
revision Will incroasc tho number slightly.
, 1880-08-14

sraUSyox, W., Aug. 13,-The Seventh p'slnS'
Democrats havo .nouiaatcd Judge HenT5 "
Alien for Congrcss.
DANy1LI.1:, Va, Aug. 1l-Tha DGmoclats r
nominated Genrgo 6. Cahe!l for C0ngrcss 1pea
tho Fifth District,
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DosroN,.A 13.-Jamcs a. Mcdonald was
killed, md Warren pago and John Kit
teredgo badly crushed by the fall Of MI arcl,
mt the Cllntol, wlrc-cluth factory, at Clinton,
Mass,, yesterday.
, 1880-08-14

VARIOUS

1auExos AynEs, Aug. ia fresh political
crtale has occurred, md tho Chapabers hnyc 1eon
ovorthrown.
SOUTH AFnICA. ..,
LONDON, Aug. 1s.-A 'Ttmes dispatch from
takcn ThnbnGosIgp anl surrounded Mnsupha,
tho maleontent, whosu submission Ia hourly cx-
npEthI.
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L1TTtE 1tocs. Ark, Aug. lo.-Tho Nepup
lieun StAte Central Com1nIttoo Inst night n
solved mt to put n State ticket In tho ne!a'
Tho Committee nlsn advlaea Republicans T.
vote aKainst tho pending constitutional aas''''
munts,
, 1880-08-14

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1s.-By tho explosion
and sinking Of tho Uonnlo Leo OH Monday,
in addition to tho casualties before reported
SIX roustabouts and one cabill-boy were
drowned,
, 1880-08-14

DALLAS. Aug. 11-Tho Democratic eonseprrnu'. qrn'.
completed tho State ttokot bv nominating nv wv
Inn, M. lirowu for Controller. Il. Il. taposWof tasssof
LaudY,
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EENTncKYs

Loulsy1LrE. Ky; Avg: 1a--Tho NoR{ut1nssas: ;{et nsas:
tnAted Col. Tom c. uurnt for Congress.
, 1880-08-14
MASSACHUSETTS.

- 71J1oH -IHFFf{tAeFt NR9. II. y
We publish this morning tho completct1 official
census Of massachusetts rs nscortaincd by tho
Supervisor, which may be tnkcn rs subject to
ouly uninportaut corrections:
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PAna, Aug. M-Typhoid-feyar has appeared
among tho vlnoennrs garrison. and tho tort mas
bseu temporarily oyauuatcti. One hupdred and
twonty soldiers were attacked by tsver, though
mildly, in q few Days.
TUSIS
HoNE, Aug. la-Dlrttto xays 1t ID Informed
, 1880-08-14

NEW 1IANfpsH1nE. ii
. CoSConp. N. H.. ANT. I.-Tho Demoet1"' r.
Btnte Convention will he hold here sopt. -
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FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
RoME, Aug. 13.-A report has boon received at
tho yutlcan from tho Pnpal Nunoo ut Paris
stating that tho recall OF .Monstgnor Desprcz,
Archbishop Of Toulouse. may bc considered as
an accomplished fnct His SUCCESSOR will not
hnye tho title OF Ambnssatlor, arI will only re-
main M long as circumstances require, aud un-
tho religious societies, after which tho French
G0vort11ucut will prupoBc revision Of tho con-
cortlnt
MEXICO AND THE VATICAN.
Tho Mexican Government has replied to tito
proposal OF tho yatlcHn for tho retstRhfshment
Ut diplomatic relations, ,undconoli!ntory tnstt,lc-
tl0ns hnvo boen sent by tho Vatican to lho Mex-
tenn ulahops.
, 1880-08-14

st. L1Hfs GlaM-Dtmntfnt. AHg. H.
In tho census returns, nj III most other thlugs,
at. Louis comes lasging ntong behind nil tho
oshor largo cities in tho Unon. Tho population
ot Now York, Philadelphia, brooklyn. Chicago,
Boston. Baltimore, and every other place Ut Mny
consequence has been known fnr weeks, but
not until yesterday did tho ottIciats iatE,lstcd
With tho business Ut counting noses In this city
discover tho exnGt nuub6r Ut our peuple. Tho
official figures, accorllny to tho statement OF
tho latest speo!al agent VIA hns wrcstlcd witt,
tho returns. show our population to DO 3El III,
IN Increasc Ut only aess,7l3 over tho population,
reported by the ccnaus-sakcrs In 1B;D. Com-
lncut on these ,tIKutca would b0 illg. 1t must
ba MppArcnt to tho Auilcst comprehension tAat
It wn hatl $40, ,8N Inhabitants III l670 tho census
Ut this your must 10 widely errpnGnus, II this
eonsus is raRnt tho Census OF 1B7o must havo
bcgn KlRAntlo lto.
Now lhnt tho population Of this city bus boon
officially txod " EE!b!1, It IL In ordor Tor lsoath
CommiSsIoner Francis tn Ovcriani and currsut
TIC marvellous Astth1ueticul calculation whereby
tu WAS wont to provo, to his own lnteiso satIs-
faction. th4t our doath-rNto waA only nN,lIt hhlf
thAt Ut my other ulty ut tho continent. Ut.
Louis ~ heAtthy city, hut 1t k not lou p0r cont
ha9sthlor than ClaolnnAtt. Or chleRzo. Or Louis
vIllo, mud tho pretese that It IL only excites de-
rislon AmonE tho hcnIth. o.lulatsuf othor placos.
, 1880-08-14
ONO HAS THIRD PLACE,

hPff&al ~ t}htthhAtt commercial,
WAsmlN0ToH, D. O., Aug. 1s.-It can 10 statcl
almost positively that the pscsent consus will
show That Ohio bus larger population than
ltlEanis, and TINT she Will eontlnuo ncnr tho
head Of tho column, being outrRnkcd only by
He~ rurk aud rennsylyNniA, In tho lnAttor Of
postal busIncss, sho aIso 'holda thIrl place.
Under IN Urslrr Ut tho postmastes-0uuerAl Of
August lust. requiring an actual oouut OF
innsl matter passing through the lnail4
dMrtnE tho flrst suyen uuy1 ot. Noyumb0r
nt eleh yenr, u report hns lust heet, uIldc.
being the l'Fst re!lahle stutisiies over obtained
ii1rna from all Garts of tho United States. tho
tlEst saxea days Ia November last war chosen. II
botA2 thought tho business Ut tllAt week wollt
10 ~ %n ncr q ~ possible y fnlr average upon which
results by tfiy.two, tho result ut last yuars
pnstht business sh0wa grand total Df 2,.l1. .la6-
lsA lcttrra, untsla publications, neTchandso, 0tp,
which 4oes Mos ,Iclaao mall re.elved ffllni for.
'up fr,ln this report Ohio stanta next tn Penn.
eylsnnla, !,aldlux third plaee, sheru having boon
furwlrtlCl from Ohio po4t. .oulpoa no iess than
las. do p!ecos nf n,all matter, which II moro
than any other State, except Now York aud
FcbnsYlFAuu.