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, 1880-07-27

Mn. Jusr.cE SwAfSE's atsay0wal Of tho
fraudulent ''.ucIsfon" Imputed to him by tho
New York IEio.l,l III rs cnlphnt1c and ,,ncsntvo:
eAi as nnyt'oiay co.ld wish It to he. The atnto-
,ncnt written out by Judge Swnynu him<cat AMI
furnished 10 tho Now Tprk Tribune is ~ ful-
lows:
81 far as nth concerned thpro ia m entire
tutaatAtu.netit. 1uyer Wrutr II word Ut whit Il
attributed to 1Mu With quotation marks. never
k,lew n,ythl,Enf tho filcta Of tho tscr ehnr1;cd
nK,tYt Gen turlleltl, Nlli 1t wnY certnHly NEVER
Il, my shnpu hefOru tho Supreme Court. ! hui,
therefore, neither OcGAHlt,ll nnr opportunity to
It Is not suited wheso lny cnso N WHICH tseli.
unrllGll wlss toneerstsl Is rephrtcd. NY cntl"
tl}t1t Impression IL t,lut never ilenT11 nt such
II cslsu bcfDrt lieu, GMrIte! fs personal frlo'nl
Ur mine. ni1u hnye tho hEhnst uonil!lcnco In
his integrity. Tho statements III tho ltH'f't ntN
truth to sustain tlolu. -.
Tho party organs, botng inath to let 20 rich n
"rhnrgo" g1, nnw any Tint JuAxo HwAyne dill
mt 1r.uko 1t, b,,t tlat "Julge" Do,ltttlu did;
an.l that Its furco Ia slot broken y tho change ot
nutl,orlty for It. nut tho difference Is yGry
great, It IL Just tho difference between tho W.
1n.rtc argument of III attorney trying chso III
u lue.ll court nllil that Of JuEa Of tho hINhcst
court IN tho land sitting lnipnrttaly to render
justice ,tGcortng tu Inv. Add IL this TINT tho
attorney Il Il vtr.l!ent DEMOCRAT. and prcs.'Hn-
lily I'm eIn,tay ut 1ou. unrllelA, anl tho
Judge n Republican and a friend Ut tho
Generals, and tho difference ID tisnt be-
tween tragcdy nud fNrcc. TIM clargo fs
not now, ntl,l tho faut tl,at Il w,a mAlu by ca
Jltslsu Dooi!ttiu dues not, t0 suy tue leaar nll
| nt1y weight 10 It.
, 1880-07-27

T.tslMASy is mt reconcllgtl. 1t will not
be aprciscl until It Inns distinct understand
Ing with tho Democratic cnndldute, TIN ron.
ference ut Shrltogn showed tn llge tho words Ct
tho Albany Journal, that ''.1ntln EGlly Inns nut
yet hurried TINT 1scen to,nahawle ut his." Tho
resolutions we're devoted to tearing open tic aa
wounds Of tho Democracy In Now york Ssate.
G.ssnblctnn wns glnrltcf. Robinson, tlluAsh
l,olttleAlly tluad, was cctlstircd, "We wish to
hMya 1t distinctly understood" said Mr.. kclIy's
convention. "tinlt tho responsibility nf tliluw
Ing tho stntc Government snto Republican
hat,.ls rests on tilpsa who ftrccl us ino pos'-
tton from which thor, wna no honorable te.
treat" II Wtn.lettl Scott Hancock .ursE,'t un.
stal!1 ths notice to "coiun down." hG IL n dull
Jtlnu,
, 1880-07-27

NEy. liAScocK ',as Ills LITTER OF acceptance
prepared, 1t ts snd, Tho phruGrat referring to
tho npocryral tlce,snation ur Ttcn to lu Il cn11'
.lItlatu fir tho nuni'lat!o touches tho usufruet
III these t3e1Icntu terms:
Thu resolution Of Samuel ]. Tisdcn not agna
resolution Of tho purity, IFS lucoireI hy ;ltle
Democrats Ut thu riitcA States with arsIiil-
NV md by nn other Democrat with ritrn teI''
Eii,llty.th by your nOtnfslcG. "f0lltw thu
Into iptire,nHnt' with "aympAthy," nu r..
spcctrnlly K!lzo ut the gid rofirNlt.r "tIaralhM
tho standards or plhllo morality" III Mnto al'
mi l1,ttbn.
, 1880-07-27

OES. GnASr's order to the - laoys In
1ll.lo" to organize GnrI'ull md Arthur Clubs,
nnd to nil In preventing tho Dcmpcrnts from
abtnlalng possession Of tho Government wlltch
they attempted to destroy. IL hnilcd with Hreat
enthusiasm by tho Union yuternns. Tho na1s'o-
cn,ts nre gcnSny stlcnt about tho nlntter, aud
arc evidently" disappointed. Tho Washington
Iiost is tho only ncM,ncrltc orgtn which hns
referrcd 10 II 81 fur, md lts reference Is sdur-
rlOua attnuk on tho cx-rresk,ent, whom It
tuunts witt, what It Is rleasol 10 call his In
glorious ,lcfeat n tho Chlcago Convention. The
Post Is gllyry nntt bus boon indulglnk IN Il scod-
fn,y
, 1880-07-27

4 T,oyA1. Commission has been appointed
to examine into tho workings of thtHe props Of
IlrItish Jlngnsns, tho London Livery Companies.
md 10 nypstignto their management ut thoynst
estates cunferro'l on tlle., by ncclly lsrltlah
1nnnArcha, particularly by Jntncs l.. III consider
ntion of financial tilyors. Tho composition ot
tho Commission inlcatcs tint tho Investigation
will 10 carcful atl thorough. Lord Derby IL
Chairman, ind among tho mcnhol1 arc Joseph
Firth, IN cxtrcn,c ltatlical representative OF
une of tho London bort'uYhs. ant Ta,oMMH burt,
WIN tlnlLa Ills scat by fnyor Of tho aorposh co.ll-
miners, :,
, 1880-07-27

4 cortoHEp cnmpn,ecttnE l,ear liillsbnrn,
O.. was brokrn up s,Inlny by Rung OF iotEts,
who eor,mc,.ccsl operations ly attempting to
,lc,nolish tho suffers tent, and enltsf by firing
into tho crowd. Thrbo porsotss werc b"ffy+
pu,batly fatally. injured, whito several others
wprp considerably hurt.
, 1880-07-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS continue to bo felt
ut star,lln. Aiming tho buildings alrpa,ly III
],,rcl nrd rendered tlnnhabtnl,lc nrc tho CATH
Mic Cathedral, tho Dominican University. tho
Archleplscopul 1n'acc, md tho principal 0ov-
erluunt buildings. Tho shocks have becn felt
In nearly NIL tho islauds. and tho people nrc
trpAtjy nlur}nctl.
, 1880-07-27

THE "great popular heart" IL beating at q
fcarf.il snte, considering tho woathor. M!Rhfy
p,,sntions nro reported in tho Democratic PRES
Of New Hampshire, Maine. Texas, and Teuaes-
Boo,-n.l within Yeck Thu "Ercat 1mpl'at.
he.lrt" needs n reat. It ahoull hn ugttated
nbout tho crops for wuelss yet,
, 1880-07-27

t'scy must rSi"rt tIr N"rh 10 nrI"se this
atsimHchlsr,nGns. which II nlt thu more IT.
fainosls bccallsu enforced by brutality. Tho
threat of the privileged rlnss to taku matters
ttin their nw1l l.nlltts md "bnss" tho wlIoly
Country, 'lnwevcr elulWetrrlsttcnr thu South
will neithgr tcrrify nor euncil1atu my 0i,o
ut Lie North.
, 1880-07-27

AN ESGIIslt bark has arrived at thu Mo-
bilu Quarantine statio,, having tn boanl scy.
erpl ptrsolls stricken With yeIlow-ruser, Two
...I. hive died Ut tho iEaeaso. The Hccond mate
Is very sick HOW, md nil un buarl but three
have bre1. DOWN with tho dread contugiun.
, 1880-07-27

l'uE Utcs nrc not willing to sign tic treaty
s,lrrendorIng their present reservation until
they SEQ tho region whero It Is proposed to To-
cnlo tEon,. I1,u Commissioners will prohably
permit tho examination. Tho Indlnns nlso tlt-
1nund tho retcnso or tho speedy trial Of Chfcf
Do1lXlas, whotn they declare to bo entirely nn'-
cent nf all tho chnrues nude against him it,
connection with tho White ttlver Agcncy Iins-
sucro ailtf n1ltrf0ca.
, 1880-07-27

AnpuRIsAIIMAN kItAN'a recognition BY
tho llritlsE, ns Anlcor Of Cnbnl fs sA!a to bo
Iniray satisfactory to tho people Of TINT cutttry
1'rnyern were offered fUr him tn I'LL tho Cnpllnl
s,ioa4lues yesterday. Tho CAietA nro quicscclt,
nt,l Aro sxppctud tp ronla1n su. The London
IYmts hints thnt tue tIew A,necr's wall-known
it,.ssll.. sytnpathluA Will gye why to british
ones III Wow Of tho fnvors Nlmatly received a,d
more which nro promised by tho English authors
tics. Lord iIartEugtanB stntolucnt III tho Ilouso
yesterday TINT tho Government would lcnd
temporary assistance Seems to contlrsn tla ideA
that tho british will try II ptlrsta this policy.
Tho i,ritIsh truops WILL soun De Withdrawn fson.
tho Aulecr's loinintotla.
, 1880-07-27

n FIRE, started by the lighted end Of n
otpor stu,snp, btokc out in tho M.le Of ono Of
tho principal blt,cks uf On,nl,a lust ryptlt1lE.
md for II time threatened some of tho nGst
valuable buildings In tho gity. Tho f1ro depart.
mint wcre csuAl to tho occnsior. however, nnd
gt,t It under control. Tho loss Is ustlniatcd Mt
$lh0M.
, 1880-07-27

TnE In,lionn cnmpaIgn will bo conducted
by the 1,cnocrnts on tho "barrrl" plts,. An
Indiana Democrat Of prominence Inns been
bo.,sing Mt Washington TINT he rnlsed SIS ON Tor
cuf,pnixn purposes Wi'nt stnto IA lnslInna
M trnsporury residence Tor n Chicago "toi,ch-
InR" committee.
, 1880-07-27

1'1TE 1V0rltl thinks "there Is now reaso'''
nhlo Ernt,,ul for doubt IN tho Bwuyno lues+
ton. ffIlts judicial attitude, sco tho Jury 1as
rendered n yurtliot for defendant Without scas'
lng tito l,ox, ia quito becoming in thp tIV'tdi "
will hulp tho good cn,lAu nlol,H,
, 1880-07-27

A MOTION by III Irish Tory member, Mr..
T0tc1lhntn, to reject the Colnp1nsntf0n-for.D Dis
turhunce I'LL wns rejected last utXht III thu
llnuse Ut Con,rnuns by n voto Of NG1 to 1T. Tho
bill WIS thou real third tiulo uud passc1.
, 1880-07-27

FRANZ BgaSAHl,, u Uerl,l4n Of consider
abIu ,Acans residing near Irentun. Cllntoll
County, in tAt5 s.a0, refuses u answer thu
questions VI u ccuAus el,uulst1stur, bul!eynY
t!at thu latter " trying to lmpuse Upon hnl
He says this " I. fttu country. uni that Il man
ia Ill t Auyu to answer questions II hu 10Gs not
, 1880-07-27

n,nl thu turturr uf soul und hMly TINT drovc
her lo II fearful fa!c, hut T. II INT u r"sc for
,mu.ldiln sympathy. Shr played terrible
g,,,uc Mt q terrible risk, for sllo abandoned
everything 10 win, mil lost; a,'l tliuto was
nothing left hut tlle gs,.yc ntut SILENCE.
, 1880-07-27

THE Guu1ots, n parislan paper, says that
Mrs. Wctnoro, tho American laly who was re-
ported 10 hayc committed slllcido hccanso Of
disappointment III n love nlrair. died Of congcs.
tiun Of the lrSllll.
, 1880-07-27

nnt1 bullion Impaired rscccls the vnlnc Of tho
cnn nnl bullion exported. tho 'xeras helhf tlo
l,,f,,lao,no aun Of St2,tU)OM. Th1B III certainly n
most gratifying showing, and one which might
we'll rnnko tho independent voter think whether
It is snfo II vntc ngnlnst tho purity whosc lcgIsn-
lion and financial policy lmye largcly contributed
, 1880-07-27

CLA1lri. MORRISON IL Co.'s planfng-'nlll Mt
Warren, Pa, seven houses aAJacent, atsd S0o. .tKu
feet OF lumber, wcrc destroyed by itrc yeHscr-
.ay. The loss Is s:k,ooo, ant tho Insurance only
, 1880-07-27

Mlls. II.sRnIEr aiI.AIl, CLARK, a nlcniher
Of tho wcl.kuown Girari family OF l'hiladcl-
rhn n,,d whose first husband, Huron Henry
I.ullc,n"n.l, was ucnnrll of artillery under tho
Gsrut Napoleon, died at Philadelphia yesterday.
, 1880-07-27

,JupdE IloA1,IEy, remembering TINT he
wus llc.to,, out of bis hoots BY Gnrtsesl Il, tte
hOl1to s. Ohio foreclosure sltits III t61T. dtvlas,a
to his ncMncf4lt;o fr!et,Is that "uAriitll ish'
much of IL luwyer"
, 1880-07-27

1,1s,fAEcK Is tired Of political llfe, md Is
III bud htnltti, lie Inns Eoho II KIsst,gcn and
will pnlmbIy stay there Until stlch time ITS pl-
lllca exgcnc1rs rc<1nra his presence Mt berlin.
, 1880-07-27

a FAMILY consisting Ut u Mother aHd three
sHt,s wero arrested yesterday ut New York on
inuIr nEriyal frun Germany, wheru they Rru
churged with huvIng committed extensive f0r-
rerltr Two Of tho sol.s WILL DO surrendered to
tho UurtnAH uuthoritfps~
, 1880-07-27

TIE lrisl, Relief bill WIS passed through n
Rcrupl ronLtuK III tho House uf Lords ycst1tIty
, 1880-07-27

In 4 recent engagement between Cuban
insurgents M,d SpA1iish troops tho former are
reported 10 havv been hau!y wutsta1, losing
three VI their principal o'l'cura-0cls. Ae..l1n,
Gen. FlcItcs. md Cul. johnson, tho lutter III
III
, 1880-07-27

yEL1.ow-FEvElt Inns broken out lit tho
Vest I,Hatrs steamer Durwcnt, now Ut llavro.
Three persons died during tho passage Of tho
Vessel, atld twcnty-One In all were stricken With
Ii,
, 1880-07-27

SINCE Congrcssn.nn Springer nlndo com.
riinc1stnry rpfernnco to Non. Garfield Ill n
spccult delivered Mt Sullivan. 1flu., tho rock
tuotcd, moss-backctt Ibnrbons of h's district
have boon making It rntfcr lspiy for him. They
chnrgc him with tlIslnynity tn tho rnrtyt with
contemplating Il spll.oit, md dtvora other sIlas.
Springer has bpcn torcel to t1'ak5 an cxplnna'
ton nj last, md for TINT purpose Inns l,Hl hlill-
sclf interviewed. tfc Htands ny tnVst or his
original statements, nn,i says TINT frntn hia
association with nntt his Knowledge Of t'rR. CIR"
fell no believes him tn bc MI honest rihn mt n
patriotic gontlo,nan. as TO tho charges niade
,.gntnst tho Get,nral he says tho printed reports
nru accessible to every yutor wlo may Judge fur
himself IN tho matter. SI,rlngor enya he will not
be nlud.sllnycr or buxznts1.
, 1880-07-27
TIE WETN0nE SUICIDE.

crntncnt. -.-...--
TIE wETMoRE SUICIDE.
The regent suicide Of Mrs. ANlto 1Vetmore
in pnris, In consequence Of tho marriage Of
tic Mnru,lis Of Anplrsey, whom slie cxlmctc,l
to we'd, 10 thu lion. Mrs. Woslclo,sc. points
n very cluar a,ul strnl.g moral that 1nny be
rcatl viii, profit by n class Of fortune-lnntcrs
which, unfortunately, Is constantly increas-
INK III numbers nnh III greed.
Mrs. Annie Wetmore WIS MI American /
Indy, daughter Of wc'lto-to a,,ll res1'ecta-
bic Now York coul,hission-,nerclsant She
wns married twenty-five years ago to Mr.. !
William X. Wctmore, then m unpluyG Of tho |
New York Clstpnl-llolisc, now engaged In |
railroad business III tic West. Thu husband |
wns ssnnrt, actiyc businessman, stalpllng
h1gl, In tho community md 0f irrepr0achn-
| blu character 1t apparently WINS u,l excel
lcnt murriugc, ntd one TINT WIS suspicious
| Of happiness. They ha.l been married mnlly
yctrs, as,d had two children, ono Of tkcnl
HOW II 1t uf Is, bcfure she left him; md now
VIC ilntt from ltcr ownlips that tho only reason
why sho left lin wns TINT llo
WIS ton ploua-a rare falling IN men,
who arc nsually too itEclfsions, nntl
the Inst faillng oru would suppose
of wl!tc!, woman would complain. Prob:
nl,ly II she Ind said TINT he was too honora-
ble, conscientious, and Straightforward, 1t
would ll;ISa beell nearer tho trlith; AMI, utl-
Ter tlle circumstances, It IL not remarkable
tint 1.u,ly Tclilnlu-C'intoll her frir,ltl, says
she always spoke of ller husband with. IL
morse. Sl!o WINS gltldy, hcartless, fond Of
fashion alM excitement, mid sllo deliberately
destroyed her husbands happiness a'l honr.
n1s 0Sxsf $St
, 1880-07-27

RAILROAD faics liavc been cut 10 per cent
OF, tlle Chicago. st. Iotis s. New Orleans nnd
tic Louisville s. NASHVILLE 1tual!s OIL account of
tho b!ttcr Rivalry between them.
, 1880-07-27

WILLIAM LANE nluf benjamin Hickman,
two miners, wrro killed BY n uns explosion iieNr
Mount Pleasant, Wcstmoreland County. Ph.,
yesterday afternoon.
, 1880-07-27

AN Italian Inns bocn expelled from Frnnco
for bcnu concerned In Sooalist!o intr!KneR.
1itphefurt md GnribAlIl have fresh culscs ot
complaint ng1!nst OnmlottA alld tho Republican
Government Ut FRANCE,
, 1880-07-27

HouMAN1A refuses to surrender the Mill
.st pr!so,.rrs who hnye sought refuge there, o.l
tho Yr,,ll.Nl that such action would 10 contrary
to nu,l.naniun law,
, 1880-07-27

wish tn ito 80. Mr.. tcyI,urd has brr1l fGnt to
jnn ty tho Uhltrh Stuscs Commissioner hi ms
district for culttenls md III default of S5oo bull
, 1880-07-27

a CONGRESS of FrccthihEets will be held
at I,rllsars. belgium. tllIs week. Invitations
hlye lcc1. EXTENDED tn tho American disciples
Ut llo!I ll..ersO!l.
, 1880-07-27

CARDINAL. NINA, tho rope's Sccretary, Inns
not resigned; 80 s,sys lto1nnn journal. 1t ndas
thnt tho rcln,iuns hrtwcun Leo md Nina aro
cordial u,l confidential.
, 1880-07-27

n 1:ow.1,,.Ar wns run .lown by steamer
3n tho 'ihll,res yesterday and four pcfFons were
lr,wntI. Hlxtcen lives were lost by tho capslz-
.ng OF II pleasure steamer on Lake Britnz,
'xitXeelhni,
, 1880-07-27

THE steamer llnznl.tenn, from Bilbao for
Newcastle, wns sunk yesterday In tho British
Channel Five Of tho crcw weyo drowned,
, 1880-07-27

Tnf; nr,,,y-wor1n l,as made Its appearance
II, n cnr,l-ticl nenr pittahtiix. Its presence Is
ntsu reported III Eastcru Ohio.
, 1880-07-27

l!y vote 20 to n tho City Council last
night admitted Jntncs j. MeGrath ns AldcrMnt
from tho Eu,,rtce,lt., Wnsd. picc S.auber.
, 1880-07-27

sErMAS pirsclaE,s, Ut Se.lalln, Mo-, cut
,,t,hront ut Milwaukee, yesterany bccslsu h1s
r.. clipped with Itlldorh Wolf. fltschcr tsnccl
9, abscon1Iug pair to ChIcaHo, where, he lost
?;At ui tA1nl.
, 1880-07-27

TnE t,r,cAoo TntntSK Inns established bfanch
ocrs tor tho receipt Of subscriptions a hdsort1so'
uiults ~ follows:
NEW YO1ik-ltoom y Tribune building. F.T. Nc
FADhES, Mntaapr.
GLASGOW, ScDtIund-Allnns American Eo"s
Arc,cy. 81 ncnfcid-at
LONDON. Eng.'-An,orlcan Exchange ~ s&1auo'
IlHH,ty +. nlt.Gr1, Agent.
:,AslilSGTUN. u. C.-1;t1H + ttrcct.
, 1880-07-27

T1iE result Of the recent Glccttnils III bel =
Eulh IL ti,at the Liberals linvo K,llnel Two yutcH
nlltl will tall,a have q nlnjnr!ty Of twelve In tho
nuxt C,iantlWr Ut Deputies. They cnnic Into
power III ,s;s, nll,' their rTt m0yc was n ncw
Erll0pl luw hy which tho 1l1n,nn Cnthntc priests
lost their right OF sperIntent1c1cc their 1hsltt-
cncp OH tilt appointment Of teachers, t1cir pow
or to determine which hooks should br uactt, etc.
III order to rrHaln these advantages, tho priests
hnyc this ti'no participated pctstmufly Iii tho
poll tticni nGitattun hcruru tic election. They
th,li,dcrcl from orcry pulpit, thoy 't"nlcd tho
country With pamphlets n,ltl pictures, they Or"
gnn.zul meetings, md, finally, they led tho
faithful tn solcsnn p,uersaons to tho polls
wlilo nll tho bells I'll tho churches 'wcFc
nc1.ting. Nevertheless, they lost two volts,
md thnt In districts IN Luxembourg In which
tho l,cnsantry Is In Il decided tlntortty.
It IL very doubtful II tho priests
will soon regain their mfsusetl power In tic lit
tic, WoYrcss[yu Kingdom Ut llcigium. Il gon'
eEution two ,l9o It VIII OiIo Of tho most prlest-
ridden mid btgttcl countries IN Europe. lt.t Il
liberal Government, II FREQ rrcss. md good conl"
mon sehouls llnyO ennnclEntctl tho tn'ls oF tito
minority of tho inonof belgium from tho hotl,i-
ngo Of ultrlrno1.tantsn nn.l. having tasted tho
sweets ut mcntul liberty nnd enjoyed tho right
Of private Judgment, tho 1}clgInns Hrc In no
hurry to roplncc their ncc'ss h, rrlcstiy yokcs.
Every ycilr, un1cr tho onilHhtcniny u.1cnco Of
FREQ secular sehoUs ns,tl freq political governs
mctIt, tho rcopi0 ar TINT Entlo.i will separate
Church nnu stntc FIJI tcr md further Hlrt. anu
surround their political privileges with h'ghtr
md stronger walls nnl dcfc,d thcnt by long
rnuge glltls. They nrg determined to council tl,o
priests to conflno themselves to their spiritual
functions, keep tlor ilngers out of politics. Rsld
| to lot tho sceulur frcu Bclss,o|s nlone+
, 1880-07-27

TIVE PERSONS wert arrested Mt DAYTON
ycs,c,,lay oli tho charge Of having murdered IN
h,nnte Ut the Sollicrs Home ut tint plAco in
hiny last.
, 1880-07-27

VIZ huvc received complete returns at tho
ccusus 0f ItttuoIs from fifty-tlyc cnuntics, III
Guiding Cook, leaving fnrty-ssven counties
yet to be lrnrtl from. Tho eclls,.s Of tllis
county Is somewhat exceptional, mil we re<
port 1t scmntcly. Tho figures Nro us fol.
lows:
1910. 1881. Chin.
Total ffty-alx counties. ~ 1.6Et,Et 1!t 4Gl
EUuk Eutlitty.... 0ib.saM B,eH 2it FIJI
, 1880-07-27

Ex-l.MptsEss EUGENE arrived at Plynl-
ort,l, England, yestcr1ny.
, 1880-07-27

'rN1cKErr, tlle champion sculler Of Aus
trul!n, haa arrived IN Eng1nnd.
, 1880-07-27

himself in tho matter. srlngor saya he will not
,o naud.silngcr or laxznnl.
mr., -,,,,.r eo7, 7;Go7T Top . r.rrou
r. ,..a.., s +e,,S - ,;isa,'su,,u- ~, Inc.
.,..1 ',,,rao, w. ,,".,.a.m ,,o,,,io", ,ar,fna
a,..' .,e. ,,ea ,.a,ns aro ,rnvor,,,. In, ,ho
.": ."oso "o.S ~ .r4,,
1t ., .."e. .,saa " s"s ~, aa',';,.oT T.,
.as'oa tua'a' ,a.,.;s' e,s,,, J ~, TN o,,"
" t,o lS.' ~,n.sama' se,,,'rs;,s,'.,, toss,,s
sue'"to y. N"|y ',',,', a,.,tns., -,
o'n'o u ,a,,.,,s T., Taxnr ~
c.e.s ae. e'',.ss . "us' ,,,a,t ,,,t,,
u'o loi'nci, '.s ns"" ne,.', ''t .'',,,.a.,. ,,,n
sumo eunst ~ somee.l, 't,ae'ss '
t,'..o''"i '''sa "'s '"4s't - H., ,,,,'i,,t"
lllo '''sIe1' ~" s..e p'aes'ess VI ~ 49,, r,.',,
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nsnhs. 1lo i'ope's ~ INV s'aoes1om ~. y, mo
Nasohs f!ght 10 c''lolee ~ oMn '."s, a"'o
oos'lor'li"t 10 a'lo uleory u Nas'o,I,'' s"i1en
acy; MI TIC p1ae1'ecs ot u'e Del"oei"e's
, 1880-07-27

THE relations which tho HOW Ameor Of
CAbul will sustain towards tho 1srlt!sh nro cor
tninly unique. Tho Marquis Vi Harrington
suited lust night In tho tIouse Ut Commons lhat
Au.lurruaman vii! not uc per.ntttc'l to haye re-
latlous with my othor Power than 0reat lislsaln;
tlAt 80 long as he conforms 10 tho desires and IL
guided by tho Hvco Of urpat I1rltt1'la ho VIII 10
s.latafllna, and England will mt ntcrforo IN tho
ttitornl! Affulss Ut thut PARTON Ut Afaaian!stan
uyor which hn IL rsllor. lIu IL aiso ndnlonshctl
10 10 friendly and to treat klnuIy thos0 trlbca
whu hAyo metua In apacert with tho
llrItish during tue recent war. In fact, tho
Ataeer IL to Ge u mere puppct III tho hanls Ut
si.o Governor OF lr!tlsh l,Itlla. That unler tho
circumstances such settlement c.liltlos be ~.
gnrsi ~ tltal Ia not surprising, mud that 1.or,l
Huntington doea not 50 rors! It 10 osldo,t fraft'
tho pAss.,su In his speech whcro he aays tho u,-
certainty of Afghan politics IL 90 grcat ihHt It IL
impossible to rcgurl all tho troubles VI 0suat
Irltuin III that cuuntry-as ondod. 49,.
, 1880-07-27

Erftftd al the kost.0Hee At thttdfo. Is Al Sfeo7"'
Ciuss .fat1tr.
rorshr tcrrtt ~ onr rAtrnnA who desire to eelln
ti1Irc cot,,e. Ut THE TRtHt.NE through tho mhah VIZ
Etyp herewith tho tAn.lent tnto nf postA1us
- rAe,nfsfte. {tef utpV
Fight mid TwelYo rng0 fapor.. esMss
Extcan lnE0 InpCf. t'n$s
FnfriVn. .....
Eight nn. Twe1va fnRa ihpor. @ ecnts
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06
To the Editor !:

To the Editor:
am of the opinion that much good
will result from free circulation of
the great speach of Senator Conkling
recently delivered in New York, and,
believing the best method of reaching
the intelligent voter of Wisconsin is
through the medium of the press, |
hope all the Republican papars in the
State will furnish it to it's readers. [
am sure every Republican will thank
you for it, and feel all the prouder of
the record of his party after reading,
while the independent voter will after
perusal be convinced that the Repub-
ican party as has also, and cote aOjth
as. Thus you will reap your reward
for the outlay necessary. The Demo
cratic party in Wisconsin are not idle I;
they yet express hopes of obtaining
the electoral vote of the State. If they
do, it will be by means used at the last
moment. I trust that you will urge
upon every Republican reader the
Importance of every vote. Remember,
the loss of one member of Congress in
Wisconsin may change the complexion
of the next House of Representatives,
and that of a state Senator or Assembly
man that of q q. S. Senator. Let
every Republican vote his ticket, and
Wisconsin is as surely for the right as
the Green Mountain State.
Very Truly Yours,
r. III. BAKER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-10-06

The imports Of these tour ports IN 1861 were
$279, 491, 075: their exports, $248 479,086.
Total, S545, $50, 161. In 1889 their imports
were 1868 122, 6o4 their exports, $572, 1885,,
315 Total, $l,24O, 420, 92O.
In 1860 the foreign commerce of New Or.
leans WIS "a per cent. of that Of the four
ports just named. In 1889 it is only 8 per
51O2, 1C9 128 in 1880.