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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
Death from a Lucifer Match.

The Medical Times and Gazette men
tons the case of a young man who, while
travelling from Paris to Lyons, lit n
match by scratching it with his thumb
nail, and piece of the incaHdescent
phosphorus penetrated under the nail
and made a slight burn, to which he paid
no attention. But after an hour the
pain became intense, the thumb swelled,
then the hand, and next the forearm.
He was obliged to alight AT a station on
the journey and send for a medical man,
who declared that immediate amputation
OF the arm was necessary. The patient
insisted in postponing the operation for
few hours, until the arrival of his
father, for whom he had telegraphed.
Before the latter, however, could reach
his son, it was too late; the poisonous
matter had gained the arm, then the
shoulder, and any operation became i'm
possible. He died in great agony, in
only twenty-seven hours after the burn.
This case shows the danger of handling
phosphorus in the manner described.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
cc,>G DOWN THE STREAM.
ny SARAH poUDNEY.

po,gbs that bend above the river,
Drop their blossom-showers,
.nd Their bark goes drifting, drifting,
W;tb the Coating flowers;
NV the little boat l. gliding
nv, through gloom and gleaml
softly moving, calmly gliding,
Going down the stream
Raas are humming, BIRDS are singing.
Swallows dart and glide;
B,,t warning voice comes ringing
From the water SIDE.
.Stay q friends, the tide Is flowing
Swifter than ye deem!'
..Tife Is sweet they answer, gong
Smoothly down the stream.
p;cb and warm the light is lying
On the summer lands;
The in full co1tentmcht signing,
Clasp each others hands;
:. POOLS y the solemn voice cries, chclng,
..nrath viii end the dream ~
aIife is bliss they murmur, gliding
Swiftly down the stream.
wbispers in the swaying PUSHES,
Shadows DER the skies;
IN the rapid, darkling waters
Reads Of foam arise;
Startled ewes, to fear awaking,
Seek the distant SHORE,
Through the spell of languor breaking
Comes the torrents roar.
Speeds the small bark nearer, nearer
To the foaning fall;
Hone and love and strength are wasted,
Lost beyond recall;
All the wealth of God-sent gladness
Battered for dream,
Thus they end their course of madness,
Going down the stream.
Sunday Mdgazin,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
I'm Powder Form.

Negetne put up in this form comes within the
reach of all, BY making the medicine yourself
YOU can, from u SOC. package, containing the
banks, roots and herbs, make two bottles of the
liquid Yegetine. Thousands will gladly avail
themselves Of this opportunity, who have the
conveniences to make the medicine. Full direc-
tons in every package.
Negetine in powder form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. If you cannot buy ii
Ct them, enclose fifty cents in postage stamps
for one package, or one dollar for two packages,
and Will send 1t by return mail. H. Il. Stevens,
Boston, Mass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

Dress GOODS. = The stock of Dress
Goods at James Morgan's, $50 and 3SS
East Water St., Milwaukee, Wis, en-
braces ali the most stylish Dress Fabrics
from the best mills at reasonable prices,
Ladies are invited to send for his price
list and to call when III the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
"LieS! Bic I.ies"

Not so fast my friend, lor if you would
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use of Hop
Bitters, you would say "Truth, glorious
truth" See "Truths," in another
column
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

"WnAr Is the worst thing about
riches?" asked the Sunday school
superintendent And the new boy
in the bad class under the gallery
who only came in last Sunday,
stood up and said: Their scarcity. y
And in his confusion the superintendent
told the school to rise and sing, "Don't
be weary children, '-BarIington Haack-
flyp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
James A. Garfield.

THE EVENING WISCONSIN. SEMI WEEKLY WIS
CoNsrN and WEEKLY WISCONSIN will work earn
estly for the election of James A. Garfield for
president. To this end the proprietors offer
these editions until December 3lst, at the fol-
lowing low rates:
Daily Wisconsin to December 3l.........S3 90
Semi-N eekly Wisconsin TO December 81 90
Weekly Wisconsin to December 81 .. 30
Address, CRAMBR, AIKENs d CRAMER,
Milwaukee Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
As a Cure for Piles

Kidney Wort acts first by overcoming in
the mildest manner all tendency to con-
stipation: then, 10y its great tonic and in
MIGRATING properties, it restores to
health the debilitated and weakened
parts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

AN unknown tramp near Americas,
Ga, gave chase to a rabbit and ran it in
to log. Putting in his arm to take it
he was horribly bitten by a rattlesnake
and died in few minutes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

THE poetry of Babyhood is turned into the
blankest kind of prose when one has to walk the
floor all night to the ceaseless music of a colo
suffering baby. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup prevents
all such scenes and troubles by its unfailing in
fiupnce
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

DB. c. f. SHOEMAKER, the we-knowa aural
surgeon of Reading, Pa, offers to send by mail
tree Of charge valuable little book on deafness
and diseases of the ear-especially on running
ear and eatarrh, and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that will sat-
1fy the most skeptical. Address as above.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

CARD.-To all who suffering from the errors
and Indscretons of youth weakness early de
cay, loss of manhood etc. will send Recipe that viii
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South America Send q
selfaddressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH l. lNMAN
Station D. Neie York CITY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
Are You NOtin Good Health

Ii the Liver Is the source of your trouble, you
can find an absolute remedy in DR.. SANFoRDs
LIVER lNv1GoRAToR, the only vegetable cathar-
tho which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all
Bilious Diseases For Book address DIR. SAN
FORD, 1872 Broadway, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

10y i-lJN Heel Sufferers keep boots and shoes
eIasht. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

tii-AnEh BEER, ale, porter aud other objection
"0'e Suinulants sur erseded by Malt Bitters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

a WASH that would usually take all day with
,uIuLary soap. can be done in three hours, with
D I3,l9 Electric soap, (made by Cragin d Co.,
t.IilllAdeiphia) ard it cannot injure the finest
iabrc Try it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

aPTIyEs gain in flesh. strength and
ul's under daily use Of Malt Bitters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured Scrofula.
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS

Sc BREMEN ST., East Boston, Mass
Septen Der 80. 1879.
Mr.. IL. Il. STEvESs-Dear Sr: My little daughter
Stella has been afflicted long time with Scrofula,
suffering everything; l employed different physi-
clans in East Boston, but they helped her none. |
bought some of your POWDER Form NFGTTrNf, aud
my wife stepped il and gave II TO the child according
to the directions and we we've surprised in a fort
nights time to how the child had gained Ia aesl
and strength. She Is now gaining every day, and !
can cheerfully recommend your remedy TO De the
best we have ever tried.
Respectfully yours, j. T. WEBB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
Important to the Fair Sex!

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, cures Ieuouv
hna whites Painful Meustrustion, liberation Ovs
nan Diseases Absent Menstruation, all Diseases knows
Is female weakness They have been used in EnglaA
for years n periodical and regulating pill Sold By al
Druggists sverywhsre Pvico s00 per Dor SIX boxes
for $500 by mail free Of postage securely sealed
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Mechanics Block Detroit. Mich.
Wholesale Agents for u, n :T-Pamphlets sent froa
H. BOSWORfH SONS Wholesale Agts Milwaukee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24
1hekOran.

curiosity 10 cyery one, md n necessity 10
MI students of History or Religion: TIt e k0
Ran OF mon AHMED translated from the Arabic b,
George Sale Formerly Published nj 81 li new. beau
tiu type, neat, cnthhouud edition; price 81 cents,
aud q cents for postage Catalogue Of many standard
works remarkaby low in price, with extra terms clubs
trre SAY whers You saw this advertisement ANERI
CAN BOOK ENOnANGE. Trihl,nn RnilAnn \ Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-24

me me 'oitaiC ReltCO., Marshall, Mich,
y, " send their Electro-Voltaic Belts to the af-
lucted upon 80 days trial. See their advertise
ulent IN this paper headed "On 30 Days Trial. ="
, 1880-09-23
WEST VIRGINIA.


Sptetat Disrateh to The chlenpa 7rfiint.
NEW Youk, Srpt 4a.-Col. j. j. Vlnal. of
Wust Vireintu, wAs ut tlB Republican, MI
tlonn) Cnmsnit.ec rooms Tonight. lic says
the Democrats ure thoroughly alnFNet! over
Vest Virginia, ..ald are making Il Wig
oro,,s canvass of tho State. X great
many Northern settlers l'avc gnne
Into the Stale since tsHl n!l't
this witt, tho t;rccnlfack DETECTION from tho
Democrats gives the Republicans sone hopes
Of carrying II. The Stnte III tho northern
part Is wei! nrganEzes, and careful canvass
Is being ll,atlu throughout which will be COLL
plcte.l. Tho Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor uni Tie lenders IN that party arc openly
opposet to tho frcc~scFo01 systcnf, alut take
strouE gro,lnts III fay9r nf free trade; AS
tic irOli cnai, sntt MIL manufacturing inter-
csts Of tho Stutu nre It's principal support,
there ---...
Is CHEAT nEFECTIOS
among the men .cnEn9ett In tlicso ,p!!r-
suits. WIN i,uye lleretnfnrt supported tl'o
Democratic Ticket, In tic First Congress
stonat District, With Its great tlN1l hl1t RlaSs
manufactures. in Wheeling. tho Democratic
candidate. Wilson, Is strs,l,E frI!'-trstaG MI
vocnte. Mr., ilntcllnsot. thn lesr'!'liGIatii .Ii
candidate, wil probably b. flrst%l n;stol:. T. tt #
sl1,rtssc supp"sc," said Mr.. ytnal, 'th0t
the Southern ,pcorlc have gEyel, ~
tie uAl,sp for which ulry. fnught for years
~ lost. I have lived anil travelled nn1ot'g
them for many yrars, md It Is my fWlief Tint
4 majority nf them would ta-nlnrrow he WILL
ing 4, fight their battles 0yer agn!h II they
thought there wAsa gnott chance u Success
, 1880-09-23
CINCINNATI ITEMS.

CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 9.--By the failure Of
tho Williamson s. Cantwcl! Publishing Com
pany, tile Star IN tho Vest, organ Of the Uni
yersaltst Church, s,lspends publication. II
was established IN 1897. and has been pub"
llstlcti continuously unttl now. III Its col.
,tlnAs appeared s0nle Of the first published
p1elns uf a lice and rhNbu Cnry.
David Llntul to.tlay added Subscription
Of Sl00N to tha ART Museum Association.
:lle ftllMl now AniuantS TO $350,0l0 leayt!'G
but S50, 600 TO be raised.
, 1880-09-23
In Order that tho Blockade OF
the Darlnncilcs May Bo
T" Avoided.
List Of the New French Cabinet
Selected by Premier
Ferry.
A General Reduction Of Time in the
Manchester Cotton Dis.
trict.


LONDON, Sept. "a lS,gllsa dispatch
says tho iine weather Is ercuktng up rapidly.
There WIS Il yintent stlunit Tuesday, but tlle
cables Of tho Mcll.Hf.wAr all lirlli.
TIE NAVAL. DEMONSTRATION.
Count ynr ltntzftldt. tho German, Alnbas-
sadnr, hns formally .efvrredto to tile Snltnn tho
ilntc Ut the European Powers tn.ilnatinE tint
the naval demonstration will take place on
Monday next.
TliuUrs DYING Of FEyEu.
The Turkish troops licar Scntari arc dying
Of fever Mt the rate of 100 daily.
AMBASSADOR ~ FRANCE.
1t Is o1fclnl1y arr0u,1rcsl tlat Essed Pasha
Inns been appointed Turkish Ambassador to
FfMisce.
SUMMONED TO iA,lts.
Is understood TINT FlssOt. the French
Ambassador 70 ConstantEilopie, has been
summoned to l'nris.
Tic tran0ntlliztl,g assurances 0f the Porte
III regard to ti,a hostile nttltMle Of tho AL
hAMlnns a',ncar to l,uyc hten ncccpsed by
Stryla, ns tl,e g'lnrt! pasroltng the SeEso-Al-
bAIltall frontier numbers only :W0.
ntsEHvEs CALLED OUT.
A lecrcp has been signed calling out tho
Greek reserves.
IMPRISONED.
PARIS, Sept. GA telegram from Ragnsa
snys: The Alultenrgrfn cNinnlalntnnt ut 1'utt-
Sss S"s1txa Ia;x Is 1nrise s o Etine ri. 1 on'I. t2
tatetl thu Alhnntnns, md Increases this tliI'l-
Guilty uf stirretlterirg Dnsclgno.
THE SITUATION cRIrIcAI.
NEW York, Sept. GA cable dispatch
fTo, oto snys: .r "Te siuaton ~ thS
awaited with intense interest. Tho united
Powers are fully determined 10 enforce the
M,' f,d;Y e. Exrope ~ r o. arkf A. Sxp,eSse ln
Town Of Du!ctgno. but II i Is not ss,rres-
ttcrctt to the Munteliesrins tho united pnw-
FRS VII utlons Tie same p,iley rs Wass t!onc
H. te case ' Of Egypt anl tlIo tleets WY ln!-
ne!es and tho Snltan will he tloposed. THO
British tleet I'll tile Mediterranean will be Mt
once reinforced 10y. several vessels from Eli
glaMl. Tll9 iroMrlau, MlMotaar ,::has bcvl,
Ual1rcd reitte,l fur nctfye Service"
MONTENEGRO TT NONE.
RAGusA, Sept, 9,.-News received from
Ccttlngu, is that, III CONSEQUENCES. of Rlzn
ttnslin'a lacl Of ylg0r Montenegro 1,us leen
aayisesl l'y ono OF the Powers to proceed to
acssot. asltl that tile uttyancu of tho Monte
wednesday,.
'rhtrty-fiye lcadiny Inhabitants nf Dulc1gno
presented Il I!ruteSt to thu foreign CUnsnls,
declaring ttolr fell9w-clttzcns VIII never son'
cr,,nlent, ,,lut tlat it tl!e Mo1lteneyrins nj
tempt to advance they will bu repclIut fnrct-
bly,. Several consn's refused to accept tile
Two Catholic antl two s1uss,,ln.an mcr.hcrs
Of tic I.caE,lc have Eolr to 'rnsl to urge thu
Ml0!litalnGcrs to assist lit tic defense Of
Dnlclgno.
FORCE THREATENED.
In consequence OF Admiral Sey1nour's uIti-
, 1880-09-23
CRIMINAL NEWS,

bfsf liza u AyEns
Special DLp1tth to Tie Chtedn9 Ttlsunt.
DosTuN, Sept. 23.-Ono Of tho sharpest con-
fittence games over known hers was played
On n real estate broker, md resulted IN The
arrcst Of tho notorious Jack Howard, former.
" we'll known in theatrical circles here, but
lamr Of Chicago, who Is know. to the pollco
rs ono Of tho snartast confidence men Ia
tho country. f1e had two accompltccs, who
l,ayo bot1 escaped, as,c Of whom went to tllo
rcal-rstato agents bEIice a1rl asked Ills scry-
ices In tho purchase of pasoIlnc~stoyo mt.
crt for $4,000 for MI, Iowa 1nun
frnm q, ,nati ct tile A1nertcan
Iiousc, who WIS willing to sell for So,0uO,
Being short of nlDi,cy lle wanted the ngrut
10 join 1,fll md thus clear 500 cusl, each In
Il few. minutes. To this offer tho ngent
Rgrcett, giving his visitor 800 to Bind tla
bnrKn1n, md received in exchnnge n rcctEpt,
The next stcp l., tho transaction WIS takpn
by the Victim, who saw tllo mar at the Amer
lent, House md bought tlta alleged patent
giving fn payment therefor two checks.
nne Tor $500 md one for S22,400, on ,tie
Maverick Bank. The checks -, wcro 1T
one was promptly cnshcd, and tho nttler
woilt lave been but for tho fact that there
was not Mt. tho moment OF Its presentation
money enough, In tho Tcilcr's drawer, ainl
the real cstntc man lusrs only Sa,tD0. The
wontt-be purchaser Of the patent hus not
been seen since.
, 1880-09-23
DISCHARGED.

speeiat Dttpateh to 1hs CAtedso Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept eoo.-Judgc Ward,
OF the Superior Court, bcfore whom tho
alikcls labeas corpus case to escape tho
rcQ,llsttton from tho Governor OF Georgia
was brought this forcno on, released the de-
fendant. there seeming to be no otrenso
charged n9alnst him known either TO tho
statute or common law, This affidavit of tho
prosecuting witnesses did nut SGT out that
Aslikcs was II fugitive fron' Iusttcc. nor that
lle lind .eyer. been indicted for any crime
state that proceedings Ind been Instituted or
wuro pending against him. Milc1s Sill nf-
firms determination to pay when llo has
, 1880-09-23

Hampshire. Th,'y llnvc one Of tho must
mustcrIy organizations. md k1:ow TIC polit.
ical sentiments ot every yotGr. nl,a s,q' ,nn,s "trs
ilnplhjsan yntrr who IL 0ut of the
S,nie, nmi lns made, or Is making
arrangements to return tn The State IL nr;ier
to cnsi his yn.t, nll clectlot!.ttay. ! think
there Is M probability Of the lletotfass ear-
rsH 1;atel v very S; p"t;tsr 'a for tovsraor.-ex
Who rain In d slrong Republican .!istrlct and
was clvctell. At rtrsrilt tho lterltl,itrniaS,
there In every rr,,stll to believe TINT they Will
carry nil three districts ttlts ycnr."
, 1880-09-23
GEN. 'T0RRrRT,c R0DY,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. :ssaa,-'rho bo,ly
Augustine to-,lay In cllurga of Gen, +. r,
lunt. CoMlnaNdant at st. Augustine, allu
was rece!ycs BY II detachment 1T tho Florida
artillery anu escorted to tue Armory, whicl,
hud been tasteful!y decosateA with United
Stctes ltags a.ll tlowora by the Ia.lIes OF tho
city, Thu body rrlnatac.! there under u
guard Ut honor uutll evening. when it wua
conveyed to tho steamer Western Texas,
WHICH soon afterwards sailed for Now York,
Ex-Ftdctal alid Confederate soldiers and the
best citizens Were !n ttlo procession,
, 1880-09-23

CINCINNATI, Sept. e9a.-'rl,o 1nxcttc's spe-
cIai from l'arkcrsburg, W. Va, reports s,0oo
as tllu estimated number Of persons present
to-day at the fourth annual reunion OF thu
Army OF Western Virginia, Tho tt!sttn.
gulsllctl sfsLtors Rra Cen. Crook, Gems. Cox,
Deyol, and Kennedy, and Gov. pIerrrpotlt.
'rlse hotels nre tull. Citizens entertain tllo
guests II, their private hn,,ses. Cillrcl, bnse-
This tlny wis opened witt! u salute Of thirty
eight gltns. Iii the afternoon f}eorge u.
Caldwell made MI address of welcome III tho
Wi!gwanl. ana Gen. Kennedy responded.
,nilSt IEs, G'iIteIs wcre n,rts' t|G,cts' aEt moy
row there will 10 4 grall&t pnratle.
1'arkers0nrR IL pr0fllsely guy with bunting
anl eyergrcelts.. 4 great cfuYll Is expected
III steamers, alul traiiiY etinH III loaded.
, 1880-09-23

East SAGINAW. 3tIclI., Sept, :as...-Thts
lloruing thu engineer ut the stua,M grlst lMt:
of II. y. Bench, ut AEilIington, klnAe.l the
t'ro Under tho bnller nilu went to branktast.
Wtla nbsent tho boiler exploded. salterlng
tic lMll null killing m oil. INN nl,,let! ilat-
lnrne,, wlq WIS 'nak[ug. eiI!er fru,n power
furnished By tlIo mill. Thu latll ,alltts lad
nut commenced work,
, 1880-09-23
DETERMINED TO GET IT,

BpttaaI U0uateh 70 Tia Chicago TRIBUNE,
WAslEIS0T0N, u. T., Scpt. a,.-0na Ut Gen.
Buffers new political tEentts, MI ex.Conrctl-
crate, says tl.At tho lluusu Military Co,u1ntt-
tee will ut tho next session report n bill pro-
yld!ng for tho appointment uf tlcll, butler as
one OF the Unar,l Of afanagurs ut thu Nh
tlonal ll0snes for disabled soIdlurs. Whether
tl!ls Is true or not, tlle ltuw Democratic ibnHl
q Managers of tho Snldrrs' tlnlI,es IL mt
likely to press TIC promised Investigation lntu
Gvll Dullog'k management Ut these HOMES.
, 1880-09-23
TIE VAN kirk TRIAL.

6pfttd3 Uupdtth % IAs ChltaFo 7{lbunk.
MILWAUKEE, Snpt s,,.-Tho. trial of. Mrs
Mary Van Kirk for tho ln,irdcr of lor step-
mother and brother proceeded to-day. The
testimony Is conclusive tint they died by
poisoning, and. the object Of tho prosecution
IL to all0w that they were principally fctl by
Slrs. Vat, Kirk, and tint shu hntl n pccumiary
for tho Statc wilt be ail presented to-lnorrnw.
Tho defense will c,tttcnyor to prove that
yarnlls other persons administered medicine
to tic Victims, -,1
, 1880-09-23
SHEEP AMI WOOL .

PHlI4ADELrlliA, Sept. A..-Conlm1sslonc
II, Duo was chosen President Ut tho lnterta-
u0nal Convention to promote sheep at,tl waol
Industry. 4. af. {iarlan1, of Illinois, read
paper on "'fhe Advancement Ut tic Gellernl
Interests Of Wu0i-{arowers.' Discussion fol-
lowed oil tho methods t0 l,o devised fot tho
prompt and systematic rallectluH and lissenl-
t!,atioil Vt information relating t0 tho prolue-
tlon 1f Wuol. 4 committee WIS uppulutgu to
take the subject III hand.
, 1880-09-23
VARIOUS.

THE DUTCH FORCES IN ACrIEES.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. ..22.-:rlle O0icidI Jour-
nat says the Dittcl, General I'll Achccn las
retired somewhat, Ms his forces nre INSULT
Client 10 fnlllct decisive defeat OH tho
Achfncsc.
THE DA9CTo ttErlELL10S.
LONDON, Sept. a3.-Donald. Currie !; Co.
have been informed by Telegram from Capa
Town TINT two Of their stcaners. nro un.lcr
immediate orders to convey COO volunteers to
participate III tic suppression Of tic Bnsuto
rebellion.
1'l1ENo3 AYHEa.
DUESos AyNEs, Sapt n1a.-Ncw elections
for tho l'roytnciM Chambers recently clascd
by the NAtinnl trpbpS rrstlttAl In tho rctl,r,.
Of y majority Of Deputies favorable to tile
Nntfo1lnl Government.
DISTURBANCES IN CANTON.
Serious disturbances arn. rnported in Can-
TIM. The Europeans were llcing threatened,
and are tt Il stlto Of nlnrln. Tho Catholic
mission ltas teen attncketI. The military
hnye hten called ont. Several rioters woru
Killed md wounded.
, 1880-09-23

The HFitlsh Government ID UNIV, building a.
Chathan nnyal lnonstor called ths Polyphvn!us'
This vessel, says correspondent, which Is u.
llnYal Nuvy, Il dcalgticd us III ayllorcd sheet-
p1utoti ruin, OF x,ety ions und $50 hursu- powtr.
ehu is built utmost v1ltircly Ut Htrrl. and Us .
vessel tn the w.s!d. and the opinion has been
formed tl.At t1aFv IL no vessel anoat, ITO tnatef
Ut what description, whirh could survive Ail9s
QUO 9r lHo htoMs tEVm her san.
, 1880-09-23
1fl1EFIANfSM.

4 llTltl3Ef.YN NtattltATEt
sptefpi nbrAttt to Jht Ehtaen Tribune.
NEw Yp1!K, Sept. :s...-'rlio attnck OF n
party nf ruIlans lih,n tho companies from
tic Eighth Wnrd Of llronktyn. wl!eli Oh
their way IL, juln tho Republican procession
IL, TINT city Tuesday eyeMiHc. wls nt't ni'lcia!"
" rr,mrtc,l Mt the f,alre cenirh' "iilcc
until this evening. SIX Of tic men "ssN''t@I
were Injured seriously. nMl one, y IS
thought, ,nny .iir. The Republican, Cai1-
sNW f0r tl,c urrt,s. and c0nvirtinn nf n,y
members ri tic attacking party. Several
other assaults nre repnr,ct.
, 1880-09-23

DHp4teH
KEoKEK, 1a.. Sept. oa.-At the wedding 70.
cortlon Of Or. s. Denton anl bride, Of Han.
cock County. Illinois, last Friday night, somo
seventy guests were dangerously poisoned.
II Is, the theory. that tho drug was introduced
Into tho wntcr Of which they drank freely.
Medical All was at once summoned and anti
dotes Administered. Some were nlnrmingly
Ill aud vomEted blood. but no deaths have lis
yet occurred.
, 1880-09-23
AFGIIANISTAN.
MfSTistt~TEn

NISTIsI1STFH.
T.oSnoN, Sept. GA correspondent Mt
CantIahar says: ":rhe sslstrust md dislike
wifi, which numerous Influential men nf
Afghnntstan regard Ahtlurrahnnn Khan Is
due 10 tho universal belief In Ills Russian
prcttllecti0ns. Nnnc trust him, nnt every
one nNltes III tile nptfInn tlElk we must for
the presenttlold Catdahar."
, 1880-09-23

9ft;ET1NN At f.AN9tNf.
spseiol pLrafeh ia Tht f'hieapa Tribune.
LASslya, Aftcl... Sept. s2.-j. II. Fox, OF
Ypsiiantt. n talented a!ui eloqurnt lawyer ot
tho race which hut few years ngo was
bought and sold MS property IN the South,
spoke to lnrge alld attentive audience here
tonight. liz ntlvisy'i the pcnr!c nf Ills race
TO support the par!y that freed them from
hon,lilpe, nntt adiurrtl tlie,n, NJ they value
their lpst Interests, 10 vnte for thriela nlM
Arthur.
, 1880-09-23
MAINE.

Til: NEXT EkEI-rIOS.
Sxttdt Dispatch 10 TIC Chicago Tribune.
.WAsufSoToS. u. e.. Sept. @.-TlM Maine
election llas BEEN NJ, III wind to the Rcpto-
leans. Reports received here frnni the IN"
tional Republican Committee show that the
result In Maine Inns Erea;iy interested some
Of The leading businessmen IN New York,
and t!lat large contributions Of money nave
within few days berM offered 10 tlle RGr,ib-
llcnu cailrMfEn fund.
, 1880-09-23
PARDON REFUSED,

uARntsDuHo. Ia,, Sept. :as9,.-Thc Noartl of
panl0ns refused to recommend n pardon III
tho case Ut Daniel i. Sullivan, OF phllalol-
pl,ln, of murder,
Tho caso OF Frank Small. under sentence
q death In Allegheny County, was CON.