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SERIOUS SHOOTING AFrnAY.
Sunday nirht I,nwrn,trc Cooro,,
vn,,n M" l1";,,, ~ ~, ~ ,ar., s.' s.r r'a.
so"ne ''!a'i LYING Nv ~; ~ Aloe1ty et1ee1'
WIS saot att@ dangerously wohnaea III tho
right breast BY Thomas liatlen, Il young man
NJ M eos.n eana strce t.t Jus
Tnnrtoo',,,, ".ro''t 1,,.o .s, sus' III w. H..
r""steehtn s1fecf' Ile Story toa w
Coogan and Ills companions Appears to be
strictly correct, and Is best told by Sylvester
CampIon, l{p suys Ia met Conunl,. John
Dean, md Tlmoti,y Moynilnn. md. secinr
tint they wcro feeling eo"d ; in consequence '' ]
Of the drink they had bcen tntiuging III, l.o
n~ ~, "as, ~ @iess m atro u a naI,a' ~ s"''e. so %
~ ..h.,. -" s,sn' ~ e1ttotuu ,t, 4''enn o."oh,
"Hcle NV hne" nls cfsellt ""s eooa 1or my
amount, md thoro several rounds wcro
was made to unierstalN! Tint tho drinks wcro
self TIlo martv III n ,hn salin ~ thnir ,,wn
ynIItion NH n ,vn, III ,v"s s'n,.n nIa,,t ~
,ytu,.t hav ,v"nt ali iii ih frn,,t s"nr MI III
trrnrti west Il, Fnnrirenfh str,'rf. 'tnst
rs tltey reacbni lila sjda tntronr"
10 tia snioan' .rnm i 1iai1en iaeJ i,,in,M.j
fout maiut NH nr5)src,l them T.. thrnW :, ~. !.
int.lr ha1,js % ,"s' imnstI1a,riv t,"M IL, fsra p
mi n"tn.m iii ~ f,o .,r.,,i ,, no s'
iin WA "k,S o,mn M Mi ,S,,. tt,ns., NJ fr"ia u
hy Dr. Marty. YIN mrabrI ,,,,s.,,,c.ssf,,ilv
f1r liz hmiiat md sai ia rn,,iI III iii III.
tug spss woaI,l Isst!!t icr 4 dsy;s ;,!j sS 5we:
eas" 81 ~" III. a.,, .,,,I ti,a,a an sn,,ixnT
altar a"ons ~ m 1a" t," h..falin1ino . @ a'sn I,1Sor
noninv WIN sonn ~ t,v,t . 'nin',t.a yt0r ti.a
afrns ~ mtso M soto tMnS '''u'ts Sat ~ aatef te
tNl,eti' n,nt Hatnn' hIit dill mnt then k,,nv
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n. Goodwin, n Bank Prcsi-
~ ,,ont. Killed by IIis Brother,
Gen. Robert Goodwin.
rha Latter Only, just Released
from the State Insane
Asylum.
rA. c,ttzcns' T,ank Of rnrls, Ky., Burg
larizcll Last Sunday Might
o,-uantv Thousand Dollars In Bonds
and Some Currency Secured.

t..ttat Dt,patth to The Chicago 1rtbunt.
r,xr,yyATr, O., May ga torrible trng-
.ds ,vns enacted this evening at Dr0okvlitc,
MI ,nI resulting In tho death Of j. X. Gohd-
,rtn' a President Of tho Urookyffte Uank antt
da,aaoto to the ttcncrnl Methodist Confer"
nnce r,ow II, session In this city. Atr. Cool
nm. .r,n rot,ructl 10 Ills llonle Saturday evening
~ "' snenl Sunday with his family, hayng
hsp,, nresent ut tho organization of the Co't-
fo,anre Saturday morning. Il day or two
hofore his brother Robert, who liad been
snnancfi for four years In tho indianapolis
inaano Asylum, returned to Drookvflic,
having bec,, discharged as GUfrt1. On arrfs.
nu ;ny he met Charles L. Goodwin, son Of
ia murdered man, md remarked to
hIn, That he intended to get even with tho
Nun Nun Who had put lin In tho nsylttn. Moth
is., ira was Thought Of the threat until. thIs
awning, wlen he net tic bunk. PRESIDENT
snd sflot him wftltn revolver, inftictlng n
Ssed 1 Thf , Esssd Mo ,n eonfda asnf I! sd c es VI
was ss Brfga,lier- Gereral IL tic, army, and
,,as ~as Prny6st.AInrsflul Mt Nashville fur two
yTars, Since the Wnr lie liaS !etl tltssipatea
jiie, resulting finally IN insanity, Which
CAUSED his removal to thu 1ndtnnapotts Asy-
9 sn wsa spsea r. fesasR Nas Kse lie i abot b ass
Old, a lawyer, unmarried, >and liVcu formerly
IN indianapolis.
toremos. men In Ills section Of tho country,
dent lis md tho chief supporter Of tho Brook
whn il also member Of the Methodist Con-
ference from Decatur, ILL.,. received the news
Of tho Tragedy, to.liglit too iRte to tnlie the
grcat excitement In tho city where 1t oc-
niFrhi.
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f,fcnf 1fn,.n, routor,to,. fIrovntt T., tt,r,o
,.,aii ae' ,'. a."ses 1.saesuay oto,te"e ~ !nleg
ut the Anhory rs John MaIo1lc, n1ias WIZ
lam llogprs, William Seymour, and Fred
rnoner.
~,vps.' ~ ..'
Wan. svh aonl ,.1 ei',,.s, tssII, 49, ~.
I,es Mest en'c"eo nssnne'" !" y nalunel" eeMetefy
William Schroeder lost valuable ovcrcoat.
The thief ran along behind tho buggy Until
lie got an opportunity 10 steal the coat.
Nfovor n II n,r,.or nf vto,,tno,, fit,.
H. % ;i SHIP 10 70 Gm,sagG ns yeseriay ,i!y 10 neseee
u,, 'i t'ii'nr :" f,' 1"h ! ~ ane
sIft, ,r,rt, ~ t;,o,r ~ xtt.,, h,; * h,r,o ~
frts,n Fl. ,nrtdau!,o i,.t sStnr,i,v ~ IT,
, 1880-05-04

Minnie Conway talks Of taking TO the stage
agu,n.
D,1,,o, t,,o,,,+ s,,n g.. ,,o,,o +,,,., T., ~,
Da!1iel aoesne seem 10 h"fe 1ohna Ill Ills
"oaken Hearts " a bonanza ........
con,nicto,v uc IL eli, In Ftnrf,ln Inv '''N ~"
so'!p'oteis' !1e a. e.''' ~ : W 'u"'
"Dr. c!ydcn will be seen at1looley's after
tic blaisdell.pillon company get through.
.1afry Meobuf East mss.i' M appGnEe'. IL, ~ the
, 1880-05-04

LOUISVILLE, Ky., 0fay 3.-Tho Courier
Journals Paris special says: "Somo weeks
since tho clearinghouse at Louisville noti-
fcd the Kentucky banks that four expert
Chicago oracks,nen werc In the State and TO
keep 4 lookout for tilosn. Therollas evident
II been failure to 10 this. This morning,
upon opening the Citizens Bank, the Cashier
discovered that the vault Ind been entered.
An entrance WIS effected by tho
ecllar Of tho house In which the bank Is
situated. The house had been unoccupied
for several weeks, md tho burglars had all
day Sunday, besides Saturday and Sunday
night, to work un1notcsted. Tho vn1ltt ia 4
po0r one, made Of brick, md tho failure Of
ttle burglars to enter the main safo can only
be- attributed tn ttleir being scared off, as they
left magnificent kit Of tools bchiMtl.
i box containing s403 and q pack
age containing $4,000 III bonds we1e
taken. Ten Thousand dollars OF the bonds
are Of the Cincinnati Southern, md brlong
to Mrs. G. B1Trt1tt,, of this city: Nino thosl-
sand i've hundred dullnrs nro Carlisle, Ky,
bon1s,, the property, Of Mrs. John Marshall,
be stopped, but the bunk officials say the
Southern bonds can only bo resninetl By n
compromise with tho burglnrs.
, 1880-05-04

80. T.
IhcY think down Ill Cincinnati that Cnr-
cornn is utmost counterpart nf Larkin III
his best days. We think in Chicago that
,yn,o,, lin ,rrot ,,;,c,,er Ind Ills ,rt1,t,,t
s"h' ~ ! .ne -, a'c"u'. '.au , 'n,s 10. o'HHahs
rceorl III aho opening eHs'ne Will Worcester:
Ills opponents fnade IL single AFd Ii total
bnses; two Ut them took first base OIL called
balls; WrIeli hnd three Wild pitches, niui
I1arlllgu, Ills catcher, tllrcp passrd balls,
Lnrkin Didn't ptny,
7, tb, 1,r,,,,,to,.,- -1,oet,,, ,ro,n, ~ ,o.. e..
,ro.. s!'G r.UsTnEuSe,s'oi snihe u last Pat
S,tt;',, "nS ma;,3,n tenn H. s.,o sse Ms taccr
l: ';nt, 's, as P'aGG Mai %S f.o,t ea s., a.la
ns IN sn41 wI1! ao,,tt aEn He e ,,'T Te,s IT. n,ger
1';'!, "s ~ ~ s"G. Gnml1 VI, ~ Will! ~ aijoW
ing positinn If tic team. Q'Iiourku hui tj,reo
pRsseI bulls.
rho <,,,,.r rr,t,, i. .a,,a;, .,,,.,, !,
utiht E""Giffcnt tift, ts sM,'o1M ~, enoug 70 sny:
vesinr.in, ,s ",a ,ns H. I,' wv tu Hptms Raae
},.o ,ast ~. Ms ~ ~ Msl! ils so ii.e 1T
c otbatte. omn IT fe9 nj sos nmtnnxc @ Tese ~ cvnrv %
irncf,,, '%t; n,'i ,i.ai; NV vtpasc ~ sseiy
Mttr,hMtn,i IL i.. ..,i,. .ia tetlpa snecgss "Ma
WIN ~ ivnE hnt ~ nuu.h ~ s,,n .c i"Gs. si
,aIitors Si VI n, '"e" u1at pfeS"''ea "sa'ss1 to
'lo't"i
The E,aufrcr says of SATURDAYS cumo:
"Ile ChlcuEos tlrscrycd ii. hcca1lse tEey
, 1880-05-04

oAAHA, Ncb., May 3.-This city was fired
.sst h'sht In several places, but only ono OF
Vt nta buildings fired burned down, us tho Fire
department dill ln0st effectnnt work. we
Ts 4ase had iacendiary fires every night since
td,1,asS.day last, and there soamB to bo apcr~
lumber yard md Misunderstanding cstablIsli-
tsYsd issnt "efo fred last night, but both wern
sdnnt: dSa: onM,ltary measures arc lfahlo to h0
fSaoplfa T the t!re-bb88 nre captured. The
'o"scS III TIC aggregate are already heavy.
, 1880-05-04

MARION. Ind, May l.-I.ast evening James
Johnson. living six miles cast of Jonesboro,
Ind, ropnted tho largest landowner and
wea!thiest citizen Of Grant County. had Ills
throat cut almost from earto ear with arazor
in tho hnnds Of John Miner. Miner Ind but
a few hours previously been adtudgcG insane,
and directed to ba removed to tho Asylum
for the Insane.
The cutting took place in field nho,tt half
. mile from JohnsOn'A house. Miner wns
standing little to tho rear Of johnson, and,
placing hts left hand up0n, Jol,nson's shoul-
der, drew tho razor through his throat with
us right, cutting Just below tho root of the
tongue anu nb0ve the windptpe. Jnhnson
Nm Mas still alive at 5 o'clock to-lny, with bnt
lltt!e h0peS of Iis recovery,
Miner WIS Today found dead III the woods
half mile from where no Inade tho attempt
On the l!ta Of johnson, with. his throat cut
If0m ear to ear by his own hand. Tho COM
ngunG'ty gaaG Is greatly excited over the bloody
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cHsiIy last night. hut Dr. Mercy co,,lh give
no hone fur Ills ultimate recovery.
THE JUSTICES,

Potter Peterson yesterday filed m affidavit
In JuBttce fiuttson's Pollen Court fur tho
nrrest Of Michael Walsh, John Gibbs,
Theodore Schultz, and Michael Barrett,
juHtgps and clerks Of tlIc Seventh, Precinct
Of the Fourteenth Ward III Tic late city eec-
tIOn, charging them with election frauds In
artful!y 'lrfarngand changing tic pnlt.l'doks
OF TINT precinct.
before Justicc DE- Nnrs yesterday George
Rank, II. sneft mn! San, S'n!tllbfow wcre
Muus, was Tie, complaining witness: Tho
tfHilhle occurred ut ttG curIirE Of f!iirtcentli
aiiu i.''ll!ls slreeis. ant II the melee heserni
parties werg b4luetl. battered, ara n!1re q nr
ct,lrt weru bcsieHeh by Il .i,lotley crowd Of
witnesses and friends Of both pnrtits, nttt
ttle ease fhd not reached u conclusion Mt 4
late hour last eyeh1ng.
John Q'I,rlen, ;to!tq McNnlty. Capt. Chtl;;
yesfcrlay and taken before Justice HUDSON
ioli'cs. Eoat Wstcr y s' strest cois.m'ss"i! os ]
NM. 'rhe basis Of the clar9e was raid
s ses Il 81 sr aSfss "es WHICH, s h or te ss rena eae
nf MI expired Lease, they atennad " It's
contents without lrEal process. Tile prison.
crs Will bo tried this morning.
x S2mS ;,a otnf 49, + T. ,1',sge ons T. T.
hW3eF, ~ invest 10 the extent 81 SI,pW IN
the stock of tic Ruby Land s. Mining cotls-
lnly If Utnt, representing that tho pruperty
WIS very valuable and that It was .sitaated
m1jacrnt to tie llorn Silver Slime, whIcl, Is
very fargc MN. For sotle rensuM Valentine
beea1tls suspicious and Investigate
g! the matter. Tlle result of
TINT thcre WIS 10 such company known III
Utah, and l,e was advised TO- 1et 60 Ills stock.
This was, nj course, impossible, and. having
lat! time to study UP tlle manner IN Which
enli,'e. ratne to tho conclusion that lie lla.l
been t'at[ly tnkcil In ntni done for. 1To
therefore had Kelly. Lars Thompson, G. =.
Oylatt, 0rson. +. SnuttiwDrtl,, ind g. j.
ixnd conspiracy to ttetraud lin. The caso
ltHs been nit trial f0r the past three HHs's,
l,0rde nf witnesses haytn. been examined.
md 41l,y VII! probably oec'!py the attention of
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IkEIE,t9En.

SPfetds Dhaateh to Thu Chicago Trtbuns.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 3.-patrick II.
uayls, who hos been In Iai! here for several
weeks charged with robbing Cnsper Timer,
o. chiliicotho No., was released thls morn-
ine. Tho jury returned n yerdLct sending
n1'A % the penltenlIary for six years, antl
hls attorney appealed to the Supreme Cnnrt,
Ma 1la case was reversed fur infOrmnlities
"a, "a Ae part Of tho Siate. ue has been In tall
H'seta! n'setta! days slnee, awaiting the Prosecutors
fReaSSafe, fseaS 9nt that otllcer this morning en-
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SUICIDE.

SpFFfdt DI1pdteh 70 7Hs Chttds0 7F1bHN9.
FoIsr W4AYSE, Ind, 1lay 3.-Abraham
Ingard, n wall-known farmer living four
miles from Lagro, Ind, ard a leading mem.
ber Of the Methodist Church md Odtl-Fsllow
Order, yesterday attempted 10 commit su!-
eide with sazvE, but falling to sever the
artery, l.e pot sharp ptree Of glass aud cut
his tllront, expiring In i few seconds. The
act was committed during - 1t 0t Temporary
insanity, supposed to llavo been caused by
YplNtlY troubles.
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BUFFALO, n. T., May 3.-O'1cary, the
pedestrian, leaves liere to.tlay for Chicago to
attend to Ills tournament tit that city. Pnl.-
eliot, Hart. DoDlcr, Guyon, Campat,a {alias
"Otl Smrt''), mud 1lart's trainers, with
Davies, of Chicago, accompany O'1A:ary.
The contest nj the Rink WIS n great sitccess,
1lotil III tho rctartls made alnl the attendance.
II being the ltrGcst ever known Outstte Ut
New York, O.Luary cleared aver sG,01U.
Ills next contest III Chicago promises to Ge 4
EreHt SltctESS.
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NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Judges Monroe
and Rogers sat together to-day aud rendered
decisions in the preiuluan-bona suits. III the
case Ut Lucas Z. Moore versus Tie City, tho
Injunction was made perpetual, prohibiting
ulo city authorities FROM leYylny anA collect
, 1880-05-04

. .A1LASr., Gu, May a-News of most
.aI!a! murder reached here from tbs upper
s..a aa. OF HFyan County, wherea co!orcd wonla,,
ssssa " years, named Penny Cone, wna
anoeked ..ss IN the head with nj, AK and kiilott
ssoos|Msday. She WAS staying on tho plnco of u
n0ants Sa man framed Jin, Cnno, Md It Is sup
sussa ~ 9ne OF tho Cones Killed her to got in
has sftasli,sement and secure him q Job IL watch
, 1880-05-04

Ing tic 1o-mfl tax, md In the rase Of Tic
tnrm"rs' & lra,}ers' Insurance conpany
pcrclnptory, compelling tho collection OF tho
1:5t,li|t INK.
Three rrcvasses arg reporsnd. two nj Dn-
III tic Snrai, i,ianlntEoi,. l'ia,qNenIne 1'lrisl
, 1880-05-04

bpfttal WspatcA ID mn f3ieooo 1%ih,,ns
9, ,ntooM1soroS, ILL.,, May s.-Assistant
o'gpeflniendent Richards, OF tbs Chicago 4
Hs3a e.as Noad, was sot upon by q discharged
BRAKEMAN named Jack I,rartlen th[s after.
nnsaa nSata. and struck In tte fnce sevpral times,
st4,'n, Ntqei Traln.Dlspasoller MEG pgor was
hurt9 nm w tho hO8B with brick and battIy
esv..o narfants wero issuud for Keartien a1l
"'e!al othata not vet fOnnd. '''
, 1880-05-04

,vs. aA.a,sAsoS, q n. j.. afay 8.-Tho excitement
SI W,'1,sa sss shooting Of Joseph Van IIoutter by
d.x dlan' n oalzell at the May.Fcstlyal yestef-
IL .fa,i Tan aahkllMl. Dalzcll remains in Nuw-
beinSSa ~. III, llls son Is IN Paterson Jatl. bill
low 'efasea. Tho inquest begins to-l,lor-
, 1880-05-04

r,s,r ssse'a' Dt.passa to 1ns cateaeo tribune.
on,nH a, ~, May 3,-To-morrow !, Mike
III snili' T. ue Chicago and Do Kalb blgamlst,
si.,A;se M ~ Put on trial In the Circuit Court,
tution ;,iili9fnsY MIL vii! conduct the prose-
lsfsn5 m,n.le H. s,,, ~, T.. Brown, OF Geneva, Will
, 1880-05-04

Tho Rlaisdcll-Dlllon. Gumedy company be-
ga1l III engagement last evening ut this thea
tIe In" Lemons" u 10ar1ng farce which llad
few yeAl5 NV Wen SUCCESS IL tAe elliet cities
, 1880-05-04
lias 9ccn positively identified by Bob Dunn,
9! Alton, aft! nthers, us lie man wanted for
the G00tfctlow murder,
ADJUSTMENTS.

H{lu E$nT$tf31jF liz Hf41ttCt3 1nlf3t
while hls ho,,,,ln1i,v ,os;aNomd IN, tn hnno n
yi ,na az Is a;,, s,s T.. ~ ,ott,, '.ou
o. serious consideration. q lew years hgo
wo,,ld, in Mi probability. have t,cen turned
cuntr,nnf,,nusiv oait1n H. sfr Mcvtcknr mr.
a,y otcr nr'rut u ~ '': roiar NY Iti Il IL ac.
ccpted Of, acco,tnt Of tic trademark. lis
merit Of tin h 'r work, hit m 81, simnly % one M Of
availability, like tho question Of tho coming
one, IN I'M entirely free country like tlls,
hardly knuws where to stand from one tay to
another. hartley Camphcll came to this town
without 4 hundred dollars III lis pocket
tint was many years ago,-1at with t'le
largest fund Of perseverance,. 1Iehnd gradu-
ased MS journalist, got tired of journalism,
rs most % peopls @ do who prsno tat roies
lronatlst. H. nwokc ono mornlng-ill;o
slnnll Dnmns-in Chicago to find
axs nmss nnsS; %S% ns,,r s produced h sses Of Of
that time being = remarkably successful
venture, carried sntd phys Into mild popu-
to % aec me1 ey nastry rs ' carasics'.t wscs w't o
ill., liz rnre' ~ wasted nli I'm monrv ] hc ~ min raincd.
n 1I4vN we1 on to %rie 'ays '1w Phys e w19e gap
Sysarsd s; , 1t, at !|; t,at ~, klna , q Yfll,loIns
lla wrole zoo 'n,lgtl n1tt too nlni1y llet!irstHl
nil t,ragelies; in.!nIr,llnns, aiMi c9e1cs y
rsekless .ei !rolns1on . nnlil ssen ihtgl1iRG,att
snl''s s W,ct!ler u was safg to venture ip2n
tile Weltt.et'ny ocean Ut Hartley Canpbo'fs
1n,,E'',tarltVS;; 1n,E',tl can,,,,,u,, a,,ao,..au., o,,a
1ls aoo. d. becaIs rE IL e Nrksf
Nobody. would lOOk At his MSS. Even
s;n %en ssss i mi lin '5ea,,s as
hr"pleM nas ~ corsa Msn M 5op,lcsiy
$I x!!a! work ok ,ss M t"t t'sf j i skinS S1"Ss
Mae1e va Msns MI "! 'sa'fh over t!s as' Iontt see
M as MG'nay % wG d., fxprHss nni u Rassl4n rs
sM,ui ,,i;, ~ d!o WShe ~ e New anfK VII. tt,.,
, o1g Foc@a, @h f "d % 70 seaec ssese % N erttI ertIas
,lms.ns mn.E ,,tE @ nH1es 10 ~, mhun nny
tmeiirS o'er Mai. "1t shen tllrheH 70 tso hImss
serious At!n'fs q Stage !,it; ny aill
Ns;w "'1sf' YesS as It. ""S, Hit with H|sh
for s,1 7, 2!'e to absss q to ret a!N| tey
LOON T. itlsn tiglf heMns 70 pnt niit. Inen it
Gmeftl ws N gengiS s1a 1nW us h. eary
!nE stars, twiiie :, 1,s, rs !1t iaturo ct Ct
l tnfas-.1. a.. ,3it. 3it we siartea ont to @ cGil-
psi',1 peiR' of ts Elits9 antl fertile a.,il,0r y
eaiiea, . taifiaS'1 =, it lnay ~ cIisseti as y
ItM': ,o II !, ~ nrs ~ nUuR ,, m T., liHs s
aSls. ~ recGtsca rs Itst presenttatlon III tnls
aisu t!lllt hresciint1oli was EVEN WIZ! INC asi-
Va1taers OF hfltalrable stnse setti1lE, ai!tt,
genoln's spean;alG' eAge'lent 1actlas' ~. ao
teonpmito,s teopeit oIm e tGast soSn wth ,ioao aew
, 1880-05-04

THE SOUTHERN PENlTEMTIhRY.
Special Dspnteh to The Chtcago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 3.-The Warden
Of the Southern pcnttentiary reports sos con-
ylets III the prison AIay1.
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Mrs. T4ALK's TESTIMONIAL.
The testimonial concert to Mrs. Louis Falk
will bs given this evening ut tiia Central
Muslc-11aIl, with Tho following program:


will be given this evening ut the Central
A1uslc-llaIl, will, Tho following program:
FART FlIssT.
!. Quartette-Satlors Sttlg Ilatt0n
Tha Iittncy Quartet. "
2. linllad-Iho hotter Illd. .....,.,,...,..C0 .C0wun
.afisS +lHI q. S0Htf7.
Il l'rOverb Duct frfim TiMhfDre.. sullivan
Jeasts HHrtittt Dnvfs and john Il. 1fo .lnae.
air. L. Il. Eteips.
s, Selected NeadlnR-tedley.
Mtas litteH .ftlr ffhHs.
0. ArlR from c4rnen-LuyU Is llku Bird. Dlzet
ARA. Lu.l{s bAK.
PART SECOND.
!. Mhlto Lento.......,... ........A. nllbenat0tu
Litsegang Siri,a Qtntrtei.
!. Con-o-bello-!!lcrrtlA l}DrKla.. .DonizGtti
Hiss .}ennte 0WtEs.
b. Uallad-Hunday Might r. ". lioot
tfr. JhyitW Il. ifc tfflas,
{. Dupt-3flrn LII 1lluncn Illna.. I{o4sint
.,ffs. I.tA.s Ei|k and Mr. L. il. Phtlps,
s. lsol,a,lxa from Faust-QuandoR u to llrta,
jt*sft iiMiirfiett Inuts. o'"''o"
9. 0ctetto 3!a!lriga!--.. Nuw Fare thee well,
Good NExht," tlvnlta BonR)., Vngcl
Mrs. Fuu, Mtss ada SnMeTs. Je.te IiaHieti naSis,
affss Nina ltometss, litasrs. Cotf'l, Bird, kim.
bark, and If&kr,
, 1880-05-04

Of tho country. "1.cnlons" Is All amusing
example of the fnlrfcal conrhy. lis plot IL
o1'e Of misconceptions, and ll,c absurd sit"a"
tions. III which ail The clmracters arH tlI;
e'fect. Tic audience was gratifying IL aizc.
At n.lntller tl,nn W. y III rccltr 10 the ncttnE,
and morn fully TO tho plny.. John Dillon, If
course, aRslltltgtl tic r61o If Gen. UNUtNUfnn.
, 1880-05-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

No swlndlcr shnll shayo us except it bo with
Ctlticuru ShuvinH Sonr.
, 1880-05-04

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-04

The cotton worms are said to have
eaten all the leaves and buds from
several crops of cotton around Mont
gomery early this week. The same
thing occurred below Colfax on sew
eral places. and now we are informed
they are ct work in nearly all the
cotton around here. Judging from
their effect in 1878. we are OF the
opinion they can do very slight in
jury at this late date. In 1878 they
first appeared in this parish about
the Sd of August, and on the 7th of
September all the fields OF cotton in
sight Of this Office we're stripped bare
of everything except stalk and boil,
still the crop was estimated to be cut
short only about one-eighth. This
year the worms first appeared about
the middle of August. and their at
tack on the cotton has begun about
The same time as in 1878.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-04

In accordance with section 20 of act No.
1913 of the acts of 1880 hereby notify the
voters of Grant parish that l will open
the Registration Books in Colfax on We'd
nrsday, September LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th. 5th, 9th
and 9TH; in Montgomery September 9th
and 10th; 18th, at Liberty Chapel; l4th,
at Union Precinct; 18th, at Days Mill
Precinct; 10th, at Satcher's (Big Creek
Precinct; 18th, at or near Mrs Taylor's
Precinct; Goth, in Collar; 2lst, at FIRE.
deus; 22d, COlfax, cath, at Iatt Church
in ward z; then in Colfax from September
9th to October 30th. inclusiue.
Every voter is requested to bear in
mind the necessity Of enrolling his name
on the new Registration Books, as the old
books were misplaced, and no one can
vote whose name does not appear ON the
new Registration.
THOS. HICKMAN,
Assessor and Registrar, Grant Parish.
August Ia, 1881.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-04
The Democratic Platform.

The Democrats of the United States
in convention assembled declare
]. We pledge ourselves anew to the
constitutional doctrines and traditions
of the Democratic party as illustrated
by the teaching and example of long
line of Democratic statesmen and pa :
triots, and embodied in the platform
of the last National convention of the
party.
2. Opposition to Capitalization, and
to that dangerous spirit of encroach-
ment which tends to consolidate the
powers of all the departments in one,
and thus to create. whatever be the
form of government, a real despotism.
No sumptuary laws; separation Of
church aud State for the good Of
each; common, schools fostered and
protected.
8. Home rule, honest money, con-
sisting of gold and silver and paper,
convertible to coin on demand. The
strict maintenance of the public faith.
State and national, and tariff for
revenue only.