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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-26

Hires IMPROVED ROOT Beer PIGS. 7sc Makes .
" gals Of delicious and sparkling beverage. AK
eru ,st for IL send sc and receive
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-26

UAPANsSE ORN book
81 IL and effective designs for sign painters dec
orai Is designers and others e. Standard sign Wrirr
81 Standard Scroll Box. 81. Scrolls ani ornam- u
by Lousiolphe 81 Piin.rr's Manual. 5Oc. SGD Gar
rage Car Frtsco and Dcc1rafive Painting. SIC ,siit
er soc Furniture and Cabinet fn sner. soc. OF any
bookseller or painters supply house - ~ natl
JEsSE Nancy Gu iig Nassau u y v
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-26
A TABLE BOOK
INTRODUCTORY ARITHMETIC.


mis- little book takes the learner through Long Myts
Ion Explanations and ths-e simple hrsf STRIPS which
suggest thslnsevts naturally 10 the mini Of the In
structo. have been Oulitr. but the qestsis on TIE
tables coIaprf and the examples aru - carefully
made up that when the little pupil Is able 10 obtain
correct them alt without assistance he viii
be found To have mastered The whole s1nisyt
Price Is rt.- No extra charge for mailing.
Avply 10 the author, - Broad street. Elizabeth " j.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-26

Of taking large, repusve nauseons p These
Pellets tLitis rils are scarcely issssr ssah nsssse
serds- &. -.
entirely Vegetable. particular care
while ,nr them They without Disturbance 70 Inc
system. Diet occnpst:on For !.s.aiss. mes1sshe'
TIghto<as q CAess Dizxines sssr Eruetatieas from
oeseae RnA Tasse l1ssah, Diisus aetaeks tsen IN
reataD = HlAneys, Internal Fever. xssated feesh3
= nea6 iaks Pieross PiesHaHs PuSEssive reesss
= p,sgrsny sxpicaL ASSOCIATIONS. Prsju rsaals ). Z.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-06-26
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and
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

A few weskz ago Mr.. Hayes vetDess
shs lamediate Daficiency bill, VII :eis
rrasiced for the payment Of Uni1sd
sssaSef Marseals. giving aa reaaun for
- doing tisas there was s-ri,...ru at
tached To the bill The ssriiern was an
aznendnlant, offered by Congressman
ssartisisi, providing that not more than
AaRa Dsputy MarsAala should be an
PcIntsd en- election day for each pre-
slnct, and that they should be men al
good neral character, chosen from diff
fsrenl political parties Now the East
srn papers are publishing che RECORDS
On Mr. Hayes. to show that while he
was in Congress BIZ never Ioat an oDpor-
tsnsry DO vote Esr BIDS with riders Of a
Partlsan character They aIae sssw
Ssaf several tinras SINCE Hayes WIS
eluntsd IN, and even during the present
saaaisn of Congress- be has slsnesi Bills
- sh risiers attached tn saem. Feur
j sns 40, when Eayes waz nom NAMED
Ter President, these who knew Ann sai,s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

Little Delaware Furnishes offenders
enupicrs,t Of larceny ami petty utfsnHes
with the lash. Il IN a barbaruus hut an
inexpensive method Of punishment. and
it il SAID that that the fear of the lash
deters people from committing crimes
To a flr gyeazgr extent than nnprsgn-
ment. Last Saturday, at Newcastle.
IN Delaware, two Write men AMI 1--WE
enlcref men were publicfy whipped for
stealing, and boy ten years Of age M,
ceived five hgila t1anes on the bare bacA
for Lareeny.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

he was q gnod,. weak MAN. Vow when
he has Served over. thras, years m an
office. 10 whfuh mainrisy Of the people
of the Unirsa States do nes believe he
IA snEaEleri.. .Aia recurd Shows that he IN
weak as ever, but instead of beng sruIy
good, very much of . RypeeriSs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

The immense sale amt great POPULAR
~ OF eSsEK,ss AEGEsr Flown IN al
Sowna and villages n the eivllizssi
w0ri.f has e;aaIaea many Imlraasrs 10
adopt similar names, expeetina ru reap
harvest for themselves Ii shn expense
OF the azfiac5asi Tins nesiseine was M
traduced in 1854, ald f1r 5ile eirs Of
dyspepsia ant Liver CampLlns. VITA
their effisetA. such IN @onr Stomach,
C0ssIveneas, Sick Stomach, SisR Head
acne, LEnGIgesrinn, PaIprtatlen ct tine
Hearr, Vertigo, ets., ETC., 10 mercer k,ts
fsalest h anr lsaosGfettye. Three doses
viii relieve any case OF Dyspepslsl.
Two mEllaon harries we're sol,t asIs year.
Price, - cents. Samples 10 cansa.
tsRaES's ATLAS AND DIARY ALMAsl AZ.
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free Gu receipt Of a two.
cent stamp. G. u. GaaEy.
Woodbury.. N. r., e. 3. A..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

eth Rev Charles b. RunaieiI aaa
been pass5sr of she Nerua Prnsb yt..rian
Chnrrh, W Washington, SINCE 1875, and
hsa brought 1. Hp from cnndi-ion of
poverty 10 cue OF cnnsisierahLs prosper
Try. But be has offended hrs cnngrera-
sion, sr as Lsass L good part Of iE, by
marrying 1 R1smar CaEhnlie pri. She
Ia aniahie. refned, and good, but sucks
% her resag1su, zhor1gh she frequently
goes 60 hear her husband preach One
chu-ch aressing has been held for che
purpose Of compelling hiln TO resign,
bu5 he proposes 20 stay
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

The statement issueI by tie Chief ri
che Bureau Of STATISTICS at " aaiisngrm
shows that the total uaIsse Of exsJal.ts ai
domestic breads1uEa from the UnIfast
States Gurluz the month OF April was
s2I, 6-g. lF5, and drring April Of last
year sI4, I6s, SO For The zen months
sndag April Attn Lass, saD--,.3a6, 6I.5;
for che corresponding period asst year,
sI49, 0s5, zf6-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

oughs 10 hssin . psssaisn where noe
even . fsrnzaf nlgitation co 10 henor co
. pahIin pIuaasrsr would be- sent hIn.
The fbildwing better il p'shlished-
= PuHrExSr, Ne, May EG-To Hon.
E. H Mcfarland, GaIena, Illinois: I
am Too anwsII Tn attend To anything,
but ssprssa 10, all mp friends any saEn-
est hape chat they VIII support General
Grant. r.. B. WAsHBURNE.
The Senate did not eS on the All
iournmeu5 resolution yesterday 1t
shGIId ba IN the 5urm OF a cnncurrent
resolution, and this error may send is
back to the House and reopen the
question: there
The GosH-Ryan fight has fiazled, Gosa
alleging that he feared foul play All
the boats have returned, and the sports
IRE dasgrIsted at GesH fer showing the
WHITE feather
Andrew Smith. the defaulting Town
Treasurer OF Nartii Andaver, NaaHa-
chnHet1s, FIR embezziing so Coo IN ten
years. has been sen5Bneed TO six years
hard Iabor III the State Prison.
Dir Hayes has notified the Cabinet
that he had deei,te'i To appoint Horace
MAYNARD, Minister 10 GonstantingDle,
to succeed Key ~ Postmaster General
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

i decisive battle IL being soughs ta.
day N Illinois, Il the scar. Conven-
1ioa, whleh assemblies AZ @pringtiiei,i,
does naE instruct for Grant, and che
forty two votes Of that state Are TO be
east against hinl, CsnIxIIug and Came
ron can SCARCELY expect I'd nominate hln
1t Chicago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

Sascs ~ hersnE gs'en tiaS me AZ ~
eassssa " mines ler tas gsiag-rar sndlns -
List. LstAi. ID nnx stSa. ANA payable =
0ffigs IN the Court -A,susa Gf the eana&
EiasEnnaiaE. amt shas sla iiasxs hur its snlSfa"
vii De- striatiy anlarwstl
{. Z. EsTkARD, canntv Assss@
Hlnnsmneea Aav ". I.sa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

IN sha case af Duncan, sne ahaenndr
Ing President Of the Pioneer Bank, San
Francisco, the Jury disagrsed and we're
discharged They sssod eight icr con-
victien ana Fur for aeaui-saI.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

have four Of tha best varieties ne
seed pararoes. which I viii sell m q
very low price, at Layeioek Station,
G. P. r.. r., Nevada
miJl-tr gaHE HARREeu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

rhas tne aonlia anu all bills dils u me -
snsrs' prataefa0n Asscciafiun faNa 1een -. -
over "a nsa, aad tina All oils dua ne 49,
siun fur fsrwaniiag ara payable q NJ ~
EARRT W4lssa
&innnnnusa. april ~, Issssa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

At Frank Fellows fashion sannIs
koems can be proenred the renine I'M
ported Charles Heidsieek. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-19

! prize Lss II Law 4 Cs'sy En-
MALL
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18

Entered at the Postoffice at Cheboygan
Mich, as Second Glass Matter.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is 1880,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18

Building operations are going right
along.
Large quantities of cedar are being
got out i'm this section.
See change in advertisement of the
Mackinac City stage line.
Geo. E. Frost has just received large
addition to his law library including a
full set of Michigan reports.
The usual services at the COngrega-
tiOnal church tomorrow, morning and
evening. Remember the hour for the
evening services is seven o'clock.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Council upon water
works expect to visit Cadillac within a
short time to investigate the system in
use at that place.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic can be depend
ed upon in all cases of chills and fever
no matter how severe. Try it.
Never despair of Graduating malarial
poison. Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic will dc
the work thoroughly.
Go to Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s for hOl
iday goods.
Ladies' and Childrens' hats at cost al
Mrs. Champions.
We offer special bargains in ready
made clothing and dry goods in order to
reduce our stock before taking inventory
Goods will be sold until Jan. 1st at your
own price. ANSPACH & Co.
A large stock of Lace and Silk Ties at
Macarthur, Smith & Co.'s.
A nice line of Ostrich and Fancy
Feathers at bargain at Mrs. Cham
piOn's.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18

For diarrhea, dysentery, blOOdv-fux
cramps in stomach nj collie, VII thel
affecting adults. children or Infants, DIR.
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed is sovereign remedy. 1t is com.
pounded from the hest brandy, Jamaica
ginger, smart-weed or waller pepper
anOdyne, soothing and healing gums
For colds. rheumatism, neuralgia affec,
tiOns and to break up fevers and infam.
matOry attacks it is invaluable and
should be kept in every household. FIT
ty cents by druggists. II
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18
weather Report for the Week ending
thursday Evening Dec. IG. 1850.

Snow fall for the week inches.
n. B.-The above observations are
taken at sunrise i'm the morning, at noon
and at sunset in the evening.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18
Hair Found.

A Hair Switch. The owner can have
the same by calling at the TRIBUNE Of
flee and paying for this notice.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-12-18
Rooms to Rent.

Rooms over Weeds drug store. En-.
quire of o. B. Weed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
GEYER4L GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

SPENDING THE DAY IN PRIVATE BCsINEsS-DISING
WITH Z. W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
THE RECEPTION THIS EVENING.
Despite the steady rail- Yesterday General Grant
left the Fifth Avenue Hotel early in the morning,
and passed the day down town, Engaged IN private
business. Last evening. with the members of
his family who are with him, he dined
with f. W StoughtOn. This morning
General Grant will go TO Franklin, n. j.,
to attend the Republican demonstration TO be had
there in tae afttf froOn. Ccrtlandt Parker. OF
Newark. is expected to preside at this mass-meet-
ing: aud Emory A. Storrs, of Chicago. Edwards
Pierrepont and General Horace Porter. of New
York. Frederic A. Potts of New-JerSeY; and other
distinguished men are expected to be present This
evening General Grant will attend the reception
in his honor at the uuion League Club.
The preparations for the receptloe were completed
last night. The D.faIr will be without political
significance. being simply compliment TO General
Grant a. the most distinguished citizen OF the
United States. No ladies will be present. The re-
ceDtiOn is in charge OF q committee OF n1tV' WIN
Judge Noah DAVIS ~ chairman. Inc CEREMONIES
will begin in yhe cluPs theatre at $50 O'Clock.
General Grant will be escorted at that
time from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Inv Joseph u. ChOate. chairman of the
Fxecutive Committee, who Will present hlm 10 the
nreeiden- Of tho club. Hamilton Fish Mr. Fish
win make a short address of welcome, To which
General Grant Will respond. The invited guests
will then be received Dy the reception committee
and presented tO the General during this cere-
mony there will be music by Bernstems band.
stationed on the stage Of the theatre. Then there
will he a banquet in the dlning-hal There VIII DE
10 sorm speech-maklng. The art gallery Will De
thrown open Tor "A special exhibition OF pictures,
chiefly by American artists. The List OF lnyted
guests contains 3JC names. Il includes ali tne
prominent city officials some Of the leading clergy
inen and physicians. foreign repTeseD tatlycs and
Distinguished strangers and the laltary officers IN
the c,ty and it's neigh bOrbO0d Inc members OF Pres
ide 4 Hagey Cabinet have been invited. butt s not
known pos vcy wherber any OF them Will Dc pres,
ent The members If the Executive COmmlttee OF
the Tnicn League Club OF Philadelphia are also
Asked. Maor-Gene-al ShaieT and other otIic rs OF
tbe National Guard regiments OF New-IOrk and
BROOKLYN will likewise attend. Invitations have
beea issued 10 the members Of the prominent banks,
exchanges 20 all the clubs and benevolent societies,
and to ne leading commercial ORGANIZATIONS. The
members OF the Judiciary eXDected TO be present.
and invitations have been sent 10 General HANCOCK
and the members of his STAFF. There Will be moth
inc partisau in the welcome. Democrats and Re
pub leans have cordially entered INTO the arrange
ments ard II expected tnai the citizens OF both
pol neal parties viii JOIN heartily "a Offering tAer
Erestlnc9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
A SOUTHERN PROTECTGONIsT.

OPEN DECLARATION POE 4 PROTECTIVE TARIFF BY
pgMoCRAIIC CAND. DATE Fo3 CONGRESS-.
,Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-The Hon. q. d. Tlllman,
Democratic candidate for Congress IN the Vth Dis
trct of South Carolina, made u speech to bis con-
stituerts in C0lletOn County last Monday. IN the
course of which he took strong ground against that
mart of the National Democratic platform which de-
carcs for .arifi for revenue only" According to
the report of HE speech published IL The Aees and
Courier Mr. Tlllman said
There ls tariff to-day of 2l2 cents clean rice
higher duty is put any Otner article OF ner
ersbdise announce to-day tnat shall sJ3nc Tor the
tariff cause OF this ju0y on moe Iae 0w country Dss
suffered more than any other section and II rVes IN
durnce IroprCsent the largest producing 'srlct
f tie eOuuiry and want 10 benefit you all cOlored az
well as White the cOlOred people here dee 1d gr rtY
uuOc this industry. believe Eost OF ny cOnstitututs
would vote the duty rice, and as am thei
servant shall TO be their master y aiTo-
eating free trade Will obey their VIII ai' SAND LOT
the present duty tls article but 10 'etan III We sd
nave prof ectOn Of other Industries ana thtIe
f,rc will a. sept the hOe tariff Another reason Tor
dong so IS that the mOneJ mst be raised 0r lne Gov
crnmant and VIC could not do without the mhOns cD-
tanned from tins source have made bold iBnOnnce-
Inent 10 yOn to-day but AM confident tnat you VIII
sustain me N my po"itlon. Embark III manufactures 3
md YOU Will make this Old Instrument OF EVIL reGOund
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LOEDON, Friday Oct. IT 1850.
In France several severe snocks OF earhquaKe were
felt al Dion and that neighborhood on Wednesday.
The oarsman Wallace Boss, OF st. John, n. B., to
arrive IN London to-day. Trc.ett, LaycOck, Hanlan,
Rosmer ana Riley I'D some good practice to-day
In Italy violent hurricane has occurred In the prov
ince OF Reggie di Caabra accompanied by nundations
Several houses were swept away, aud there some
loss OF life.
The Spanish Court went in state TO the Atocha Cathe
dral to-day for the public thanksgiving service OF
ehurching the Queen There Wall be festivities for
three days.
IN. sDortsman says "Mr. Brewers threc-year-old
bay colt Robert the Devil Will be offered for sale at
Newmarket Wednesday next. large reserve VIII
be placed o NM"
whole block Of buildings IN Russell-st Be-mondsey'
London, occupied by leather merchants, miller, a
wool marehant and others burned to dav diving
damage to merchandise to the extent OF S2500OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
To ne RepubKean, Of m. Southern States I,

AfTuO1cdUf
The Solid South was the , shibooetn Of Harm spe
ton told the National Convention OF .s ns
party that the 1913 Southern ElcctoraI , voses
could all be counted in advance for the penoci 1So
nonilnoes. This was In defiance of the weilkno"n n
publican maorties IN bali Of the Southern states ana
thread that they should not be recorded The hepuD
Ecans of the North fully aroused 70 the u tn tnot
TIC Democratic party these States by violence
and now proposes TO retain them by fraud For tLnc
many Thousands OF people were unable 10 rcanze
your SITUATION and the wrongs OF which you compaped
seem to them too startling for belief; but IE'e has
shown that the half had been told An ind saaion
profound the OF is Just now pervades Inc
patriotic masses OF the North The tr'im pms acaeyea
this meath Ia Ohio and Indiana bur flr sh sdow te st
greater ones 10 They will prove ths dcatn Ahch
Of the solid political South . . a..
Now is your opportunity for vigdicaoon before the
world In the pressuos OF this second uprlssnS oi
q great people, the Southern DeDocrSsic lealersshono
hesitate further TO persecute you OF attempt 10 rehc
your voices your votes. Today Dar0tism. Heo
speech aad far ballot sectional because tbey aIe
not permitted to exist Ia tae South.
The National Republican Committee, speaking Tor the
party which bas struggled for twenty four years to mako
freedom national appeals TO roc TO cast your woes
the I'd Of November for the candidates OF your oh"cc
Have trusted Republicans at every polling place during
the election rsgAer Ia books OK their own tue votes
which you deposit, Be prepared In this manner 10
peopls Of the Nation just how many
votes you each and then let tAe Deuocratc
party show the people how many Or tnen
they dare will refuse east You VIII teus
vim iicate you manhood, digsifY your ctszoSship,
and either compel Democracy count Votes or
stand cenyicted OF having openly delrsudca you VI
them. MARSHALL JEWELL, Chauban-
G. W. DORSEY, 6ccrctary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
4 Talk By GENERAL GARFIELD.

4 VISIT FROM HIS AsHTABCLA FRlESDS-PLIA SAINT
REFERENCES TO Old TIMES
C1pyKLAYp. Oct 22.-About 200 A-htabula peo-
po called on General Garfield at his hoL.e this even
,pg whom ne addressed As follows. reported D.
The Clcrelaad Herald:
GENTLEMEN. IOeliev, YOU nearly al, II not ALL
my constituents. That tbs 10 nome gIncrlnG sort
iuef before at otner harvest that somebody VII gan
In short time and therefore feel the uti ost freedom
h. Int iI tie old XIEt District for about nty years last
past Of believing IN tae existence ana sleaaess o tne
North star ard have believed IN 10 IN couty WcatAer
when nobody could see s'"r. ~ Aniust tI1uui ,,i
aud d.rkpess this people kept on believing n IL uhtl
constellation wheeling around u steady and unmov-
be centre North star 9f the symbol or freedom
aud tne equal OF al men, has been Kept steady
in by tho better people OF the western Iese.Fe
tOese forty years; for long tine before the nraI
voters" born fnese young Deh were OolI IN .ne
belief IL II, ana VIII not ne Key 10 -. ~
no shines plainly in toe Northern Hemisphere.
TO speak without q figure, the people OF TINS oh
iug ig1t cen when they in apparently nope
lesI minority. Your speaker has Just reieLred 70
Joshua K. GiadnSs. Think oi Lhe iOnS MARI strlggle
where be vas Ostlacsed by all men excepting ha'f
dozen at the National Capital and denied The common
cvrty and IriendsiD ol social me- Out ne Ioushl on
and lotgh! til IN lis last days he saw them triumph
Iheve received compliment that tonened my
heart more deeply rhan "noh altrr slc'rn iato -
Congress cause, iner9 cafn@ from JeLei 'oh
the 0apa ~ your county etJer from the 0id parO'
thanking that had akn up uis Work aau say Ine
vas w0rrhily WeauEg his mantle. am glad TO meet
you young gentlemen, believing you ale bound DS uni
ycrSal ties 10 be true 10 thoss sTeat ptlneIpss ,na'
the Western I.eseivs helped 10 plant ana cher
h. know what tls old district mas done ana wat ~
has suffered for It's CONVICTIONS; ahc an glau 10 Know
tnat iu rainy AID tcmpcs uOus weather IN season ana
out OF season the Old Guard VII DE found wherever the
banner Oi freedom CeintS the way 10 palr, iOu are
Oeieomc here to-day, gentlemen, thrice welcome. We
are friends. neighbors we are comanlons IN the
common cause; and trust that no young man WIG
makes his first OF party association to-day VIII
be sorry for IL Ooss back frou the end Of this
century the year 1850. shall DC giad % take eae
OF YOU by the hand before you iehFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
EW-vORK SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 1880.
DEMOCRATIC ROORBACKS.
Anew LATE STORIES ANSWERED.

Anew LATE STORIES ANSWERED.
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DISPATCHES TO FLoEIDa-
ADDRESSES AND PLAIN EXPLANATIONS FROM
CHAIRMAN JEwELL-Ay APPEAL TO THE MANIL-
NESS AND BRAVERY OF SOUTHERN vorERS-
THE ALLEGED LITTER OF GENERAL GARPIELp
CLEARLY PROVED FORGERY.
Marshall Jewell, chairman of the Repuoh-
can National Committee, explained yesterday
his reasons for sending to Florida the dis
patches which so mysteriously fell into
the hands of the Democratic National
Committee and were published by w. ID.
Barnum as proofs of Republican frauds. The
dispatches were sent to warn the managers in
Florida against what seemed to be efforts OF
the Democrats to introduce repeaters
in that State. The National Republican Com
mittee also issued an address declaring the
alleged letter of General Garfield to II. L.
Morey to be forgery. An appeal to
Southern voters was made public, urging
them to cast their ballots fearlessly, and to
see that record is kept of the votes cast at
each polling place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23
sTEA HERS LOST AND MISSING.

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-The owners and agents
Of the propeller Europa are telegraphng hither 10
get ne VS. OF their vessel She due here last Friday
but n,thiug has been heard her She had steamer,
the o. NJ yeor in tow. which is also missing sho De-
longs to the Merchants Line, and plies between Mon
trea and Chicago Captain Clifford IS the maJter George
Cllnord arst mate aud John Stevens engineer she
900 tons; was built In 1870. IL of class
value s25 600 and Is insured. she mas crew OF
rwentv Ave and a number of passengers The theory Ia
vancef that the and shoes found on tile eastern
shor. may be tho cargo OF this vessel which Is now
rcsrv a xeek overdue. A vessel which left the
mort behind her is safely IN this harbor. A dis
patch from st Cathenes OntariO announces that Dota
vessels are safe.l
WAsnISsroN Oct 22-The Signal Corps Station at
Block Island T. L. reports % the chief signal officer az
folows: Tue propeller g. W Schuyler ashore
on Grove Point at p. mr. yesterday. on her way from
Newport TO Block Island The vessel is total wreck
Ne lives lost