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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-08

Republican State conventions were
held in New Jersey, Wisconsin, New
Hampshire, Tennessee, Delaware.
and Mississippi this week. The New
jersey and New Hampshire delegates
to Chicago are unrestricted. Rcsn-
lntions indorsing Blaine aud pledging
support to the nominee were adopted
The complexion Of the Wisconsin del
egation is thus stated: Washburne
>, Blaine Z, Sherman 3, Grant l. 1t
should be borne in mind that Wash
burne has declined to be a candidate,
and has expressed strong preference
for Grant. The Grant men secured a
victory in the organization of tile
Tennessee convention. Alvin 0. Haw-
kins was unanimously nominated for
Governor on an anti reputation plat
form, and Horace Maynard advocated
as a candidate for Vice President.
The Delaware delegates are unin-
structed, but a.e understood to favor
Blaine. The Mississippi delegation is
reported to stand six for Grant, six
for Sherman and four for Blaine. The
Grant element predominated in the
convention ut the outset, but the bad
management Of its leaders and the
ski|ful 'nanipulations of the Sherman
and Blaine men secured an ultimate
advantage to the latter. The Grant
delegates held Il separate convention
and indorsed their favorite candidate,
but transacted no other business.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-08

No. 90. An Act to amend and rc-enact
section three thousand seven hundred
and fifty of Rays Revised Statutes of
Louisiana, in regard to surveyors fees.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-08

No, 90. An Act to carry out the pro
visions of article first Of the ordinance
for the relief Of delinquent taxpayers,
and to provide for the settlement of
the Indebtedness Of the State Of Louisi-
ana incurred III the prosecution Of tax
and license suits in the State Of Lou
isiana. m.-M
The constitutional ordinance RENTED
all costs and penalties on taxes and Ii
censes due the State prior to January L,
1879, and provided that officers who had
earned fees by services in prosecutions
instituted to recover such taxes and
licenses should be paid by the State.
Act No. 93 provides that board Of five
members, to be appointed by the Gov
ernor-who is to be er-oficio chairman
thercof-shall be constituted, whose duty
it shall ',e to examine and pass upon all
claims presented for such fees. These
claims, when approved. shall be received
for taxes and licenses due the State prior
to January 1, 1890. The board is to keep
a record of all claims approved by it and
complete its work within sixty days after
the PRONUNCIATION Of the act, when the
record is to be filed in the Auditors Office
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures chills and
fever
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-08

No. 81. An Act to regulate the number
Of employees of the Register Of Con
veyanccs for the parish of Orleans, and
fix their salaries.
, 1880-08-09
Gen. Roberts Leaves the Afghan
Capital with His Military :,
Fprca.
Crop Prospects In ireland Again
T., Giving Rise to Much
Anxiety,
On Account OF Recent Storms, md
the Appearance Of Potato
Blight,
Thu Greek Army Boing Rapidly rug
msnted-Nsws from Austria and
Germany.

AFGHANl6TAN
TnR BRlTlHM 70 EvACuATx uAnuI.
L0EDua, Aug. S.-Cnbul correspondence an.
n0inces that tho British force will anally erao-
unto Cabul "Wednesday. Tho A,nccr will re-
celvn fonr laca Of rupees Tuesday. 11o has suo-
cocaed lit strengthening bis purity.
REPoNr or ANOTHER AFGHAN VICTORY.
The Standari has tho following frum bombay;
4 Eencrally-acccpted rumor Is current here
TINT tho AfRhans have tukon Chamnn- Ch0kler.
1t Is reported TINT 1000 Afghan ttibcsmcu hare
gathered Ia tho ytcInity nf Quctta.''
nonEH1a LEAVES cAuuf.
Gen. Roberts force has loft Cabul.
on Hrs WAY 70 cAHpA1tAn.
j The 1fH,es' .Cabul correspondent says: Gen.
Rnberts' forcc, numbering 5000 men, made to-
day its first march 10 Uenlshahr. 1en. NoDc.ts
hopes to reach caudahar in twenty-five lnys.
ErEwARr's WITHDRAWAL
Tho authorities do not nnttcipnta any oppoat-
ton to Gen. Stewards withdrawal tn G Gaudatuuk,
or Gen. Aobcrta' advance as fnr a. Ghuzneo.
Goop ENOUGH. -:
The Ameer hns appointed Mopshk- .Alnm-
Khan ulAlAn, or religious head preacher Ut Af-
KhanIstan, equivalent 10 Bhclk- ui- lajan in Con-
ut Ghaznee, Jelialabul, and Damaln. The Gov
crnor OF Ghuznco accompanies Gen. Roberts to
thu Inter place. S
GONE 70 INDIA.
!! Tho strdar, Wal-i-Mahomcd, has kone to India.
-. 81 4 CRITICAL JuSoTuRE.
Tho Nmss Cntoutta correspondent Baya, IT,
abandon Calul may mean Hti expenditure In a
fcw years OF fresh blood 1nd treasure; to abap-
don ChudRhat, may ncMn tho ltms OF India.
, 1880-08-09

An Isnportnnt Matter Pending Before
Judge Lawrence, or. tho Treasury Dr~
puramont-.Cho Cfnelunntl Xoologtonl
Eoclcty'x Elephant.
8psttat Uspaseh 10 Ias Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug, s.~-Judgo Lawrence,
tho frat Controller Of tho Treasury. has unslor
consideration n case involving tho right OF a
creditor to attach and sccuro tho payment to
himself Of drlft sent from tho Treasury Dc.
partmcnt to hIs debtor. As many Thousands Of
thcso drafts aro sent to all paEts Of tho country
every month, tho question bec0tncs ono OF grcAt
Importance. In this instanco n kentucky court
haa docrced TINT tho draft shall not bo paid to
tho poraon In whose favor It Ia drawn, but to tho
ono who has attached 1t, tho lattor having pro-
scntcd It for collection. Treasurer GiltiItan has
rcfclrcd tho matter to tho Controller. Tho case
ts belnx argucd by counsel, md will ho doc'ded
pointment blyfs!on OF tflo Trcasury Department.,
hns published hotd OF 1sd paKes, wn!ch VII be
valuable W q work of 1o1eIupco for al wto arc
as well sis tor studol,ts WIN deslre to learn IN
detail tho tunouons a,ll organization Of tho
eoS9as br'ee 81 s1eshes e e
tnclt ind eluh Of their respective buToaus had
pay Il tEo otNelais co,,nootcI herewith, aud tho
claas uf duties respectively tntr1lstca to thoIr
i 15ess 0f aop " s # the De-
mental institutions everywhere.
Thu gfeat work Of .tl,o CINCINNATI ZoOlogtoal
Sooiety Of tntruducin1 tho industry OF breeding
aophanta, will eool como ag1ltn bofoFo tho
Treasury Department for actlon. Tho naitl-
moro papera 1T thta morning nunouncp that tho
stcatnur lfurmnntl, from Bremen, IL due there
noxt wednesday, hAvtng on board An elephant
8Gven feet and hat high. bho hnfia fruul
Hamburg, and ID conalgllud To tho Cincinnati
ZoBtogtoll Bocloty.
"A letttr FROM Tnz9well. Tann.. says that q
flrm Of o!atm- MXent4 there recently focGlved
tho following froll an u Confederate BOldlcr:
NAvxHiLI, Union Co IoHn.-Aitss7. SM0U
xfAftfj;neU: ! have eocn contemplating
,lukluY applloutins, 10 tho Government for the
loss OF my lcg.' thoroloru ask your advice OH
It, and nsE you to ahHwor INC callliily. loat
II while In the Federal pFison; nut tu upy slola-
ton Qt tho Fudurut Government whatuvcr; hut
tho guard shot at d .nan for throwing ont cup
Df water and the ball bit uI0 wh!l0 sIttln4 lii
my tent. Wrlto Ii you think / uould got any
thing or not. Respectfully yours,
, 1880-08-09

+ Special D.,paseh 10 7ns chteaso Tribune.
Frrrsnuna, Pa, Aug. a.-Tho Hon. 0nlushR A..
Grow Is in tho city. He ia conldout of h!a clec-
ton to tho United statos Senate by tho ,Lcgta-
'laturo which meets no1t January. lie sud to-
night TINT In his tourney!ngs through tho State
hc hal witnessed moro enthusiasm for Garfield
and Arthur than ho expected to flnd. LarKo
Republican nouttngs Rro Of daily nnd nightly
occurrence, and enthusiasm for the ticket IL IN
tho incIelso. On tho ntller hand h0 says TINT tho
IIancock raror ls dying out. Mr. Grow thinks
tlartIe!d's majority III Pennsylvania will not be
less tlnn 40,Gl.
At tho Republican ratification meeting heso
last ngft, tho Hon. y. Il. hfason,, Grcenhnck
lilakely, Groenbltuk candidate for Judge i1l
this county, nLndu speeches in support OF Chr
held and Arthur. Beyoral other prominent
to support the Republican National ticket. Ie-
plbllcAns In other Statcs tued hnvc no feAra tor
VCnasylvaufa. Hho Is solid for Garfield.
, 1880-08-09
POLITICAL NOTES.


stsekas Dtapdteh 10 1As Chftaeo Tt1tuae.~
LAFAYETTE, rud., Aug. s.-Contrary to pro-
dletions, tho Democratic County Convention, on
Saturday, passed on ptcasnntls and compar-
ativcsy har,nontousiy, There Ind teeu a. zig
fight nsht1e over tho selection Of Delegates: The
homo of contention being tho Chatrrna nsh!p OF
tho County Central Committee. Whit thcre IL
III that positfnn-unloss the gentleman who or
cuples It handles the bunH to tho " "barl"-to
ca,tae F'icli contest. your correspondent Ia ln7
nbe tn sct. ~ tho primaries same Ut tho "Erny-
hnrol boys". lndul9etl In very uncou1plItnontary
IL one Or E~e i''staaees IN aass as1 }'stsi we1s sas
resortctl to and hlond drawn. Tho ticket numt-
nated wnf: Th0nhH II. Wnt.l. Judge OF tho Hu-
pertur Cuurt: Inhn StAr and Levi silny bnck. lIep-
Tescntntlvcs: acnnctt f0rrsntau, Treasurer; j.
lsnfr Nctsufchcon. Sheriff: William Wtyns. tse-
Gorder}s william 4: Mus1lock aud Jnyn6s n. Best,
commissioners. The ticket Is composed Of aver
nKe mct1t luk, With 90 Republican majority In
the county. tho tnce II hopeless ont'.
=, Tho Hon aod!nye u Ortiz rcturned from his
Elt*sert, trip last ctcn1nR flo sins been looking
predicts, :, tho election Of tho icp,lhlicaa
this district. Hts opponent. Nj. Myers. II pcsted
fur q speech horp on tho 18th Inst Tho laftcr
gentleman hns been in tho city tho last few days
auryey!ng tho aatundon.
srtetal bhpatth to 7nt chteooo Tribune.
ISnfASAT0Ltt.- Ind. Aug. B.-AfnOnH tho
sEtnkers eMXhgeil for tho Democratic opening
1T tho cau,pl!An Saturday noxt ID Senator JoEes.
nf F1nrltlh+ WHO will spcak at Evansville with
Senator McOona1d. ~.
, 1880-08-09

! LONDON, Aug. s.-llcports from various parts
Of tho United Kingdom show that considerable
|tlainngo was done by tho gulcs mud hoavy rains
; Of Saturday and Sunday. =
j = ANEnICAN DEEFs
!, Tho Timer In aloadlng article says, ~ODc!al
correspondence. relating to tliscase Of animals
in the United States, published yesterday. which
WIS ut great use In the debnte III tho House of
Commons lust night. throws Hood Of light OH
tho mode ut fattenluR stock In tho West, and
,seves7l NJ tho documents will Rlve n Ahook OF
/ surprise to thoso who only know English STALL
fed cattle. Accounts OF tho atock-yaisi and
feeding process ut H. Louis Aro anything but
inviting: Unhealthy cnttt,e nre crowded Into
Auyont!latud shedB and Tod or beAu-alops, as
wct-tatl cattle from the West arD not feature
Ut Anorftatn industry"
SOLDIERS FOR AIG1IAN1srAN.
. PORTSMOUTH, AuK. 8.-Thp troop ahtp Ta1nnr
sailed to-<lay for loinbay With 1.009 men, who
nrc destined tu reinforce tho ArMy in Afghan
istnn.
, 1880-08-09
Hevcrat ladlea were present, ant1 there was ID
formal cHHFersRtlol and gxchut,Kp OF retnlus-
ccncca. Tho General than fetutnol to bis hotel.
ILLINOIS.
IIK1I3F ONDa
HENouNcEp THE DEMOCRACY.
ERfetAi UtsnaIth fn Iha fshtedha 1ffhaahs

H&RVUHNkU lhH ukNuQNAGEt
Eptetas Dspaseh 10 1As Chicago 1ftauhA
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Aug. A-Otlvcr @. Bahin,
at eaybrool; whose proposed speech Ut faso-
well 10 tho Democracy wns mentioned by 6atur-
days TnfnuNE. addressed large mootitE Ia TITO
echoo1.ho1iso yar1 at Baybrook last night He
announced his withdrawal frotn tho Democracy,
md turned his guns on the Inconsistencies Of
tho party. its ,inpattiotic record, Its trcaohor-
osis politicians and lying platform, ind gave d
very severe verbal cast!gatlon to A. z. Btcvon~
son. candidate Of tho Donoer Qrecubaok
coalition for Congress- md to bis cousin. James
8. Ewing, Democratic candidate for Hector Mt
Large, whom ho nccuscd OF pistol -peddllng Dur
inx tho Isatolilon. Babln Ia one Of = dozen III
Democracy to KopuSlioanistn. in Arsowanith,
9li adJoinihg hn1Gnn County ttiwi,+ severn!
lcultnE Democrats have Cone out for Garfield
Republican gains ID eastern Mclean County.
- DECATUR Ct.Ins.
aptetal Dtspateh to Thy cateaeo Tftbtns.
o'5s epo M A Il a4, at aaa sa1 1rar go
isss u nlsht: 4aoh fsas membership OF soventy-
',yH ho o. more - Count, ,x,,, ,noot
In convention in this city on Saturday, Aug. q,
to nominate full county Ticket. md select
delegates to attotid Representative Convene
:, The pemoc.atie Convention will bo held in
N1IE1N0T0H. 1at4t
4ptetat Dhpatth to Tic Chicago tribune.
3ftL1iNo1os. ill.,, Aus. G-Tho itcpubi!caps Of
this place organized themselves Into II Garfield
nn.i Arthur Club q, 9n Saturday evening, July ~,
night tnnd make sharp work fnr tho ci,ctu!es Of
un5e's hst d" mn II Ff asr a s sn' S'
ho serve us, for h1 throw solid shot md shell,
anl bit tho mark avery time: Tho Senator wiil
n very pleasant and forclblo spc,lkor.
NORttlB Nj ErINGB.
, 1880-08-09
NOTES..

8yttfal Dispatth 10 The Chicago 1rtouas.
WAsHlNu1oN, D. c., AUG. B.-For several daya
tho .Naltimuto papcrs hayc Rtvcn publicity
to tho story that Gun. Adlm Z. King, 0f Mary-
land. who served OIL Cen. ifAncock's y stuff during
tho War, and who is now tho Maryland member
OF tho National Committee Of tho Doys In Blue,
had docldod TO leave tho Republican party and
support Hancock. Even tho baltimore AtaeFt-
can gayo erodsneo to tho story. Con. King has
written letter III which he eayas II nm 1le-
publican; that sotttcs alt conjectures In
my caso. 1t ia probable that no man
In Maryland entertalns moro sfncoro
regard for Gun. IIanuook thAu myself.
im for M many M | aots Is VI Endnuss, and to have ens
joyGt his confidence. hnuor htin aa skt!!cd
colninandSE. xa!lant soldier :nd stal,,css gea.
hut ho Is tho canIldatu now Of tho Democratic
party. His success IN NoyetnhoF neans ~ suG-
ph o. @ Hh"so
rIis, bollovo. viii be hnttful u .Ae best iator-
eas ct 9.r nna ~ + ~
and Kivo my volco aud vote to o"Facld and Ar
MoRx SHERMAN LrTTEIs.
Tho fact has been ascorsained thnt Gen. 8h1r-
tnAn, about tho sats.e time that 10 0penud his
corrusponttoHco with Gen. 1!anuonk lu rcKatI TO
9 ~ t.
great hcre, TO know wether tho object " this
Cbaeh4hAAANlA WA4 W W APt4A t@@ %tsA$ SHR
loAdtnx officers Ut tho artny would follow In
aeftan contingencies. Tteru Aro At loAst .
uoxall lcttcra On this stlblect between tho high
o!fcers OF tho Arn,y that tho PUBLIC now hAysa
right to see and there uEe some aKns that, In
spite OF tho Krcut reluctance noottt publishing
thoul, u portion at lctLst will shortly 500 the
light. ...-......... ...-.--.-..-
f: WILL SUPPORT QAAYtEtD.
:, SPECIAL Dlpateh to tn Chtea9o Tribune.
CraCIkkATI. O. Aug. A-Nr. 4, Z. For4uson,
ono Of tho foremost lawyers ut tho Cincinnati
Bar. and II lIfe-l long Democrat. ANNOUNCES Oyer
hts pw1l signature that he supports GaFltGld anu
Arthur, an1 may heruaftsr 10 classc4 ns Nepub-
lican. tlo has said. also; thnt truo ps!nuogat4o
principles are. tn his opinion. lLlbed.tcsi III tho
Republican party. Upon hiA return from hara-
tOga in September he Will mako 0io Or Two moro
sppeGhca Oh thu PolItical situation. Mr. FetXu"'
sou IL tho lnasl to whom. moro thAA my Othor,
ClncInnat! is Indebted for tho Southern HALL
road.
pxto1r, W1s.
Hpt<fal Dt.pateh 10 1ns Chisa2o Trtbans.
nE1olr, Viz, aug. &-Th0 KopuUllcan CAIN
pulgn upeued hero Lust tllKht In u ntass.lnutt-
lug udd FtSseI by tho Hun Z. W. Keyra, of AAtl-
lsou, aud q. II. Feather, Esq., OF J4nes'llc. Tho
Opura. liouse wa4 vol hlled, aud u aool start
nude. John II. French was Chairman OF tho
mooting anu q. +. q. Collins Secretary. A Cur
tisld Cup waa organized, With John i. Frsnsa
%$he h1us'S:S uS :Rss d d Sns1 Hs1G aYRs s Z sa,ss
, 1880-08-09
CASH AND BUTLER.

= Hp7tEaF 2ApHEEH ~ NV VHt<&3V 1FtV0Ht*
WAsltISoToN. ., G.. Aug. A-Scnntor nutler.
in reply ~ tho question whothor he Intended to
reply to tho tottar Of Cnsll, tho murderer vi
Bhanuo1,, sald: "Cot Cashs letter to mo shows
him 10 be lunalic or q blaekRuaEtl. and Of
course cannot notice hldI fn either capacity.
him II ts uslat t4nong gcntleMun rs tho 6rat stop
TO ask Tor au explanation. Instead at thls, hu
hn9 chosen to wEltu Me letter by mall. which
wcluo1ne 10 oil tho ytory that he mny acquire
1ram tn!s yll9ns md coafso @ e1atndon @ ct eaa
not lntond to noLioo a11ythil,g he nay say.''
, 1880-08-09
THE CROPS.
MINNESOTA AND IOWA.
6rxttat LA3patth to tn Chicago IrtbeHa

MINNESOTA AND IOWA.
Ep<etat D3pateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, Mtnn.. Aug. s.-The grain In this
region Ii NOW wcll.nlgh cut. and stacking hns
already begun. Aftor having driven hta auto
rnatio bindcr through and through tho 1ells III
tho process Of harvesting tho farmer Is much
better qualified than he waR two weeks aXo to
form nearly correct cstitnato Of tho yield d
tho throsher Will domonatrnto It to 10 few
weeks hence. and tho prevailing opinion Is that
tho crop In this county hns been UNDER
estimated. Four weeks ago 1t was
thought that not over half tho wheat
fclds would be worth cutting, but tho
clcar, dry weather that aupervencd had tho
offcct Of wonderfully Improving the condition
Of n1airs, 80 that Instead OF every alscfnnte 1cld
being burnt and plowcd u1ider, ~ seemed thun
to 10 tho prospect, not ono III twenty ile,la is
80 bud rs that, and oven Of this su.ll proportion
there ,aro patches hore 'Qnd there that will pny
for tho harvesting. Blight, rust, md tho chinch
bug have been tho farmors' foes this ycar, tho
insect pest being the most formidable md ds-
hcarteniug OF alt the Rdvorae conditions. for 1t is
tho rst visit tho bugs have paid nnd tholr return
noxt summer is looked for With ccrtainty, In
farmers tho opinion was very gnncraIly TX
pressed TINT Southern Minnesota has secn Its best
days as purely wheat growing rcgiot!, and that
tho advent OF tho chlnch-bdB Is tho sians1 for a
Krcntur llversi9cauou In mgr lcultural operations
thau heretofore. Accordingly. pre6anltionB nre
innking for 1uatarial reduction at the acrcage
of whent next year, aud an increase Of corn,
timothy, clover, and pasture lauda with view
70 going Into cutie tos; and shesP ra,s'ns
'it y tSat tho arrival 81 tho chineh.bug ID
Southern Minnesota may prove blessing III dis
eapae'y as " anS sS wealth. q th!s tSe
For The present the chlnch,bug haa proved
rnthor q warning thRn q aerfuusay destructive
doae by tho bug is found to hive boen upon tho
Older and wcakor lAnds,-iands which have borne
wheat for twenty yon!s oouseflttye!y without
hae RafGs mo OF IN maay sash e
wheat Being l.. failure, spring. .,sa! wheat
W: " attempt spF Viii De ss made Is narvest the ;n
cases M " 1re not Is plentiful but that tho general
avesnRH for ths s. county one o. tno nest an,l
will be froul ten to hftoen bushels to tho nero.
and TINT oY wheat Of exceptionally tne weight
9n anallty F9rners mh1 haye AZ ~. suffered . y
course maintain their aoat-aortngo another
season, but tho bitten ones Will iurNely profit by
tholr experience, and It H. kafo to predict col-
OF Southern Minnesota In lRSl And hereafter.
Reports indicating q similar suite ot thuK1 It,
Northorn lows are brought BY reliable parsica
ne sfo4 aaIto aays e1tsosxey a Wheat yed thesc
Is represented as being fur below the average,
nnl the EartdcE4 ~ being thcrlugh1y convinced
| Tho Weathor continues favorable fur tho har-
vest, oud IN few days moro tic grain will ho
stssy saH %ss has % RGf' y aSed e =
oaass ot.lert and thD quality of;ithe Rcrty lid.
lair to be tho best known fur scyesal rears.
, 1880-08-09
nY NAIL.

ANXIETY IN nounANlA own TtiR 1EEco"Tunx-
1Ali QuAAltElr
: Spfekat ~ Laa4uH 1fmes.
uCcIAnysy, July 1.-THE rosponsl6to states.
mon. " well aB all other thouKhtfully- -inelIne4i
rollttoIuns, tn tho EASTERN lrlncipalltics, asa
awaiting, with aluost bated breath, tho inltlal
sign which shall Indicate tho policy to Do pur-
sued by Rurupe in case tho Turks provo pbssi-
aato ln tvsustu9 10 yield up tho territory 9runt-
cd to 1rccoo aud Montenegro by tho Hcrlll.
Conforrneo. It Ia firmly believed hero tsat tho
Turks will 0pppae tho luriIu decroes, e!thar
openly or saesslly by anstteatiol, ~ hda &lse4dt
, 1880-08-09
A STEAMER SINKS. .

excursion propeller +. Cnsnlug, 1elunxtng u John
II. Star,, WAS hjY ulcn lslund fur this city.
with between 100 ntll aI passengers, aud whtto
backing out fruIn tho pier, sho ran hvr atcru On
rock, st,ylnx hn1o In 1t, when yhe Rltad md
sunk i, thu RuArds. ThopasscuYers were trans-
NIcbHlus, md wrr0 brought u ihlx ely. rhor8
wills great excitement aLilID9 tho cornlnKs pa8-
scnxors, but no pl1e was Lost or Injured.
, 1880-08-09
INDIANA,
pIguUSTED uEXQENA34.

NG6V|3&311s
Special Dapaieh 10 1hs Chtesso 1ti1tsns. =
GAnnE1T, Ind, Aug, a.--An attempt WAS nladc
last eyonlng On tho part 'of tho Democrats Of
tbss p!ace to erect polo IN a monument to.the
Dcrndosney. Public gpenk1ug b. tho Hon. n. T.
Colrlck and Judge Lowry, Of Fort Wayne, was
announcedt but both fa!sod To cotno to tin,e, and
their places filled by ]. A. Stratton. OF Fort
Wayne, and D. d. Moody, OF Auburn. Tho pole-
raising was failure, rs tho dorrlok-ropos broke,
hut tho public speaking wus stlll moru Of fall
uro by rcnsun OF yuIgur language aud obscene
Kustcd tho audience thAt both Democrats and
Republicans lett hurriodty with tholr indies be-
fore they could hear further Insults. Tho
spuechps hnv1 lesscncu tho DgnUctatio votes In
thls township, and tho Wrstor ut this dapAtut.
who llns beuH Il llfu-long Democrat, now declazcs
himself 4 GArtUltl nun.
, 1880-08-09

Turks bel!oyc that they f1nve nothing to foar
ir1nIno areck mllItpFy ;ptrpar arRt!ons, ~ DO
Equally indifferent, because they aTs con9}oceI
that ho.flle ttcct cntd 10 them very lIttle In
1hry. All that tho S!tlthn ftnra IA tho danger 1T
a forclEtI !lert appearing 1cforo tho capitui, and
on this point hv ha. been nss,,rcd by Tho i,Hyal
n,,thorit'cs. wn s, dee'aro that 4 tho present
without iosiri3 i isfsa r,tstsorttou az ~ shsa.
ntl!, In few dnys tho dofGrses nay DO lnurpnso3
4 httnhrcdfotd .by .tnsn1ts Of tntposlncs, Urn.,
and recommends, tits said. tho construction of
ten new forts on tho Straits.
, 1880-08-09

Spft{dI DGpdlth 70 tbs LAleaoo 1N5une
WArEnTOwN, Wis.,, Aug. &-4Au active warfare
Ia waging for the Democratic nomination for
member of Congress- in tho Fifth Congressional
District between tho forces Of Gen. Z. =. Br1igR,
0f Fond ii. Lac, on the ono side. and tho cohorts
of tho Hon. 4. 4. Delaney, Of Dodge. on the
other. OF tho nino delegates elected from the
fonr Assembly districts Of DolRe County and
the Fifth md Sixth Whrtls ot thls city, Dclntcys
friends cElim 1--we, aE,linst tour for ucn. Hragx.
This result IA reKnlx1txi ns Futnl tn Dclnuey's
chnucea, as bis most sanKulnr fricnls admit that
tn secure thu nomination he must have tho nrm
support Cf TITO united delegation from Dodge
tInlty for Congressional hunots Ii doubtless lost
EvGrJ thing now points TO tho certainty Of Cen
urnRH's denomination.
, 1880-08-09

Sptefai Dtspateh to 7he Chteaoo Tribune.
DECATUR. Ill. Aug. R-A cnll hns been Issued
for tho Republican Twenty-ntnth Senatorial
District Convention to meet In Clinton, De Witt
County, on Thursday, Aug Il, ut 10 a. nj. Eight
nf tho foirteen t1e!eGates are Instructed to vote
for James M. R1Rers, Ut Dtcatnr Tor Itepreacnt-
ni1vc. 1,aern Is no Senator TO noinlnata In this
ltatrfct this ycQr,
, 1880-08-09


CARE Tows. Aug. s.-h!arRo ana enthusiastic
public neettnQ was held hcru. 10 gtve expression
to tho regret felt ut tho recall Of Hlr aare Frcre
and Ut tho conviction that hEs policy ia tho cor
root ono. copy OF tho resolutions adopted
hAvo been forwarded 10 Earl 1fitAberly, Hoefo-
taly OF State for thu Colon!Al Department.
, 1880-08-09

ATTEMPTS TO OrkN NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Aug. IA norlfn correspondent nA"
sorts that Russia has ordered two oorveta To
proceed to Coroa, where they Will demand per-
inlaslUn II ron.ain In n Corcan port, Tho US
slstance Of tho Washington Government has
Icon asked for commercial negotiations With
GQrqh.
, 1880-08-09
nRITllARY,

;, Epteial ukpattA t9 1ae Chteaeo TftaNnt3
CL1A1Ds, ILL.,, Aug. A-Ar Z. @. Dlekry,
highly steesueA citizen Of this county. aA1 re-
co,,tyl from Kansas City, Mo- dicx tala n.ost. Z,
after u luxrrll,x llt,ae1s ot iyo wuoks.. Tho tu-
nerl- -ser.,crs Will take pl.oe ut Furuor City. do
Witt Cutaltly. llt lenves Il witu mad II hust IT
friends tu mouru bis death. uia ugu was u
}cal4,