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SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the sfandGrd remedy for the cure of
EIyer Complaints. Costfve1ess, Fever
and Ague. sick Headache and az de-
rIngeIncrts of the stomach and liver Tor over fffg
years Read this: sellers Lirer Pills cured
ne ofan attack OF Liver complaint Of eight years
standing WIN. Evans, Joliet, Ills. Price, 25
cts Q box K. T.. Sellers & Co., pr0prs., Pitts
burg. Pa. Sold by all druggists
Sent ~ 1879. Is.
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n 20 TO s6000A Y EAR, or IS to so "a
~ sEHs tday in your own locality. No risk.
EtEE.E Women do as well as men. Many
ts kGHStt 5makc more than the amount stated
y - - - ~ above. No one can fail "a make
money fast. Any one can do the wcrs. You cen
make from 51c.s 70 s. an hour by devoting your
evenings and spare time 10 the business II costs
nothing 10 Try the business. Nothing like ii fer
money making ever offered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, II You
want 10 know all about the best paying business
before the public, send Us your name and we VIII
sendyou full particulars and private terms free
samples worth - also free; you cGn then make up
un your mind for yourself.
Address @ GEORGE STTESON * co,
Jure IL Portland. Maine.
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AH. II. HRJBAkER tenders his
.e-silIal services % the citizens ol SON
T. lal F.eiul.r. Once in residence ga Gain
cet ai the Diamond.
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NEW BANK.
Somerset County Bank,
CRLRLES j. HERRLSON.

Cashier and Manager
COLLECTORS made in all rarrs cfthe United States
Charges moderate. Bnttcr and o;hcr checks col
lcc;ol aad eushod. Eastern and Eycstsrnexchange
always On hand. Eerittanees made with prompt
ness. Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring to purchase Z. 5. PER
GENT. FUNDED LOAN, can be aecommo-
dated at this Bank. The coupons are prepaid IN
denominations Of so, TO- 500 and 1895.
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The Trnth 4. Highly

and VIII prevail. Thousands who have used and
been cured are living witnesses 30 the truth OF our
statement. that SELLERS llvERPsl
GILL CURE the worst cases OF Liver Complaint
Bi,iorsaess Headache arisinf theretrom. Costiye-
ness Constipation. Dizziness and all disorders re-
suiiing from diseased liver. Fer sale by all
Druggists. Price rs cents
X. Z. SELLEkS& CO., Prop'rs Pittsburgh, Pa
c-k. BOYD, Agent somerss.Pa.
Sept - 1879 ".
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+ be- l1 sfammo.l Block. above Doya-s Drug
p where De e3n at az times be found rrcpar-
Boz all kinds 90 work. such as hiirU Tecu-
-. CvtraeLug. Sc. Artificial teeth oi aI aiuCs,
I' tas best material inserted. Operations
'auiCI.
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Ai g. O.. MILLER,

IJae removed de- South Bend. Indiana, where Lc
D bl consulted hy letter urothsrvis"
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ECAL NOTICE
.UILDIEG NOTICE.

~. -.s scA9ai Board Of Somerset Torpsaio school
1 iii seii - tho lowest responsible builder
.nsi...-' Z. additional school room in Erie
IA Z ~ the purpose Of eatsbashinga graded
= = sai4 dlsDlct, as spceinnd hy Tie school
,,....,e sne .oth eay Of une az the Glade House.
= .g e5aei norough. Specihcations shown on
I "a s4's. sale a. ole clock P. u.
iunr,r j. HUSBAND.
President.
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SPRING, 1880.
CARPETS

Il Large and Choice Stock Of IN
grains, Tapestry Brussels, Body
Brussels, MarQustts and Axmin-
stors, with Rugs and Borders 10
match. Also Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Lignums.
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b .a .uf4o Cr8rt u Iausc. All business pu-lssi-
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Farmors. have the kind Of goods you reel.
want your
, 1880-07-17

CHICAGO, July 1d.-Your papor scems TO
10 working nXalnst the bost lutCrests OF the on"
Wost. You either tio not know your ow., Inter
e. es ete yo IT, spsou"tnF ~ sraa or
"subsoriDor IL courageous enough to throw
out a slanderoas and contoupttblY lnslnuation,
but is tho cowasdly to write over bis own sigma.
turo. but skulks behind anonymity. Ho shows
himself to bo q dishonest person In wanting
The TRIBUNE to Ruppross correct Information
respecting tho now crops, Hc processes to think
publishing tho truth II "workfug ngAtnst tho
best ntercsss Of tho Wcst by talking Of big
crops" II I1la TnlnuNE had suppressed tho
tho pngo Of Illinois crop reports obtained ut
tho Department Of Agriculture In Bprlng-
field, or 1t 1t would "dootor" lts crop
reports Genoral1y, and prctend that nll tho crops
In tho W0st wero failures, It "Wputd bo working
for the best intesosts Of tho Won't" according TO
tho notions Of this very honest "eubsorlber." lilo
thinks'tf In& Tribune would cry famine and
failure Of orors, aud eor lies, h0 might reap d
harvc8s Of grean1aoka, and that would BE- "hon-
csltlns tho Weat"! lIo !1uas!ncs TINT Eastern
and European buyers would 10 dcooived and
0vervcachcd by newspaper's suppression OF
tho truth and Insertion OF faisehoods; that IN
apprehension Of scarcity thus created would
cnuae bread panic, whereby privBa Of wheat,
corn, and oats, hour and pork, would be run up,
and fortunes undo heforo the fraud wss found
cut. II "Subdotlner Naa managing THE
TRIBUNE ho would probably operate 1t on this
hlRh moral plano-for the Kood OF tho West; but
II will not bo managed In that way, 10 long, ut
least, as he Or taoso like him do not own it.
TIn TRIBUNE ntfther cxaVgesntcs nor uudce-
ralcs tho condition OF the crops. It spcuds cou-
siderable money to get tho boat and most rolta-
b!e reports. 1t dtreotB Rll it, correspondents to
g..ther Tho nloss correct Information OF tho srow-
tnE urops Ia tholr powor, and telegtaf It. InB
TRIBUNE IL playing neither bull nor bear,-it IL
reporting this important news fairly and hon.
ostly for the henolt OF all !ta readers and the
public generally; but It hopos for tho sake Of
tho Wost that the crops viii be abundant. Tua
TRIBUNE docs nut bolleyo In thu doctrine OF
scarcity as basis Of Industrial prosperity, nor
III fraud and deception a. part Of the duty OF q
public journal.
, 1880-07-17


It will he seen that bulldoziug had begun cvpn
In 1870, as tho vote In somo counties WINS out Of
proportion to the colorod population. But tho
condition OF atIafrs thon was the embodiment Of
law md order compared with tho returns Of
lR7e, whom out Of 6o.40i colorcd population only
135 yotes wero permitted to bo cast, "Col."
Oatcs will probably havo another "walk-ovcr"
Ia this district next fail, but he will only havo It
bccauso to md his friends hhyo transplcd on tho
rights at majority Vt the people Of that dis
trIot, Yet when gets to Congress he will be ono
Of tho loudost aud most rampant advocates Of
IN free ballot" and will subscribe then, as ho
docs now, 10 tho spurious Democratic lootrlno
that 1t is "tho right proservatiye Of alt rightA."
, 1880-07-17

THE July report OF tlle department OF Ar
rc''tt,re Indicates larRe tncrrnsa In tho acre
ago under tnhAocn III s1yUyul Stntos, aud xen-
orally pro1uiBfnx condltton Of tho crop. Oats,
except In tho Gulf s.utes, nra good; potatoes
nre everywhere abundant md FREQ from dis
casei ryu atl barley nra up 10 tho aycragp.
Fruits of all kinds aru excctluns md plentiful,
Wool-RrowIn9 has boe,, very extensively carried
On III many OF tho bt'ttcs this yGar. In KnnsMs
tho Increase Ii. tic yiu IL " per cent, In Toxas
anl Nobraaka ID pur uent; In tho Territories tho
nycrngo incrgase IL 10 per cent. Only III Gull
f"rlIla md Now Hampshire has thore boon
falling or.
, 1880-07-17

tl0n Of certain Stntcs,-s -sfayery.-it said, Let
slnvery be destroyed, Md the people anlst
AMcnl When more soldiers werc wanted 1t
called Tho negro to tile front and put nus-
ket In his hnnll, and the people said Amen |
When It became evident TINT freedom to tho
negro without tho bnfl0t wns, and would re-
main, worthless thing, 1t gave him tho bal
lot, ami the people said An,cnI Every de-
maud upon tho people, whether for men or
1noncy, Nude by the Republican party in
mid Of tts 0od-g'ven mission 10 savo
tho Republic at whatever cost md
Mt every hazard, was cl,corfnIly hon
cred. But when, after n,any years, the
Republican party, In tic line of It's duty,
WIS compelled to impose grIcyous burdens
upon tho people, compelled to ptnAli them with
llard times, to travel with them through the
slongli Of despond, leaving many COM
nlcrclal wreck behind, in order to emerge
upon tho hard ground Of honest money, still
they said Alncul
The career Of tie Republican party Is not
ended. 1t holds the chief place Of power.
1t has been robbed Of lis control Of both
branches Of Congress by frauds upon Tic
ballot III the solid Democratic South. Pro-
testing agninst these ffauds, 1t calls the co,,n-
Try to witness its nchieyements,-nr rebeilion
crushed, the Government df tho Nation re.
stored In NIL It's pristine strength slavery
lmntsllctl, manhood suffrage established anil
laws fur Its protection enacted. tic public debt
III rnpla process Of oxtingulBIlmcnt, a cur
rcllcy uniform, stable, and cnual to any III
tl,o wortl, md degree. Of prosperity III
overy department 0t Industry ullex0mplel
, 1880-07-17

:. coIu,1nus, Ga., July 16.-The Democratic
Convention Of tho Third District of AlnbNsnA
naulinated Col. ". 9. oatcs for Congrcss.-I'rtss
Dtspdtch.
This il nnothor Of tho Southern districts in
which Democratic IDEAS Of ''free ballot"
hnvo prevailed extensively alnca 1874. Tho dis
tr!ot, BY tho consua Of 1870, had a population Of
10, 40i blarks to 83,&0a whites. Since then tho
blacks have Increased md tho whltos decreased
in numbers. Tho first Congressman. after tho
reconstruction Of tho stato, was elected bv tho
Republicans by majority OF 1,45oi tho second
Congressman, in 1870, wRs nlso Republican BY Il
minority OF 8oI; the third Congressman. In 1872,
waa Republican by 30l. In 1B7i--the ycnr when
bulllozing extended all over tho south-tho
politlcal character Of tho district suddenly
changed, and tho Democratic candidate was
elootcd by 5,337 majority, nearly equal to tho
whole Democratic veto ID 1909. In 1876 tho
pomocrato majority rolled up to 10, 1893. In
1878 tho Democratic candidate had what Dr!g-
Gen. Chalmcrs calls "a wAlk-ovor," aud was
elected by 6,386 majority, tho Republican vote
being 49, Tho following tnbfc shows tho
vote Of tho district sfnco 1860, the counties of
tho present district boine rockoncd In tho years
At.n
, 1880-07-17

SATURDAY, JULY II, 1880.



q, Tho Presidential campaign has now fnirly
lopeuct, Tho Republicans have magnificent
fstandar,l-bearnr, ut onco n statesman. scholar,
and soldier, whn Ia worthy of tho cordial support
lof every Republican IN this t,roat land. Every
i1nnn who ia proud Of tho patriotic rccor1l nf tho
nscpupI!cnp rarty. AMI devoted TO tho hcnnr and
tweifnro OF bis country, cannot hesitate 10 sup
mort Con. JAMES 4. GARFIELD and tho yyhuIv
1tcpublicau tlcket.
Tho Demo. Confederate candiinte Ia wholly
.tgnornnt Of political a1,il civil atrn1rs, as bis
whole life has been spent In military routine;
he Is utterly uniit to ttIsct,nrge tho tcllcta aud
difficult duties Of the Presidency, anl II elected
will tc nothing more tt,u1a i,oso OF wax In tho
hands Of tho crt(ty, ullrceonatrlctcut Sthte-st,-
prcmncy 13rtuaticrs pf tho South 1t ts not sufe
to elect such n ma,, Chief MHv[strnto Of thls
yrent Ncpublic. .
Tho Republicans must confront tho "solld
touth' by SOLID North. EtlnErcss must 10
, 1880-07-17
THE nEFuNoT TRAun IsaQE."

. Tho Democratic Convention prHtessGd III
lis platform Il, believe that Mr.. Tlltton had
been legally elected in 1870, md WIS now
President Of the United States dc j,trc and
II appealed to tho American people to vlndf.
cate truth alld Justice by nlcctlng, not I'll
den, but Hancock, to tho Presidency tn 1880,
fur the purpose OF yiraElcating tho UsufralotI
Tho tailnru to nominate Tlltlell, tho man
claiMIed to havo been tlefraudcl Of his cleo
tlon, was practically confession tint the
cry of "Frnu1n was MI nbsurllty, because
III nnwlse could ridden be vi,td!catcd Bavo
by his own election. The Conventiur, h0w-
ever tlttt not dare to nominate him, oven
with NIL his wrongs.
Nuw, what Is thorc In tllisqucstion Of fraud?
The TWO llo.lsos Of Congress were controlled
nj that ttnlu by adverse political nlnJ0ri-
tics, ind rs to the vote Ut tho three States
III controversy the 1naj0rittcs III tho two
lI0,,ses werg at variance. rho Constitution
was silent so far III the suggestion OF any
means Ut determining this controversy save
by the concurrent decision of the point Mt
issuo by theso two opposing branches OF tho
National Legislnturc.
THO majority Of tho two Houses united In
| Il inv creating tho Electoral Commission.
| This law wns duly cnnctetl by the con6ur-
| renee OF q majority OF the Republican Senate
and of majority Of the Democrattc
lio,lsc. 1t became u Inv Of the land.
This law, after crenting tho Com
| mission, referred to them tho question
whether any power existed In Congress
to oyerturn Or go behind tho decision Of tho
Stato officers as to the choice Ut Presidential
Electors. Tle Inv did not confer absolute
| power on tho Commission. II submitted this
| question rs to the powers Ut Congress Il, the
nlatter to the Commission, 10 be decided rs q.
legal question by that Commission; The de-
cisIon 10 bu certified to cncll House, and
unless reversed by both ]1ouHes Of Cungresa,
then tile decision WAS to Ie held rs tile de-
clslnn OF bnth Houses Of Congress.
Tic question ind mover been previously
ra!setl or determined. The Constitution pro-
vldcs:
Each atato shnll appoint. tn such manner as
| tho Legislature thgyluf niRy direct, q hunber OF
Elcotnrs Gipul 70 tho whale nurnlior Ut A0t,atnra
! md Representatives to which tho stAtc fnAy f,o
| 0nttlg1 In tho CnnXrpss,
This is MI there Is In tho Constitution re-
lRttng to the election or appointment Of
Presidential Electors.
Tha Constitution also provides TINT tic
House Of lsupreBuntntl ves shall be composed
Ut malnbvrs "cl,oscn every sccon.l year by
the peopln Of tha several States," and that
tho Senato shal! bo conllmsel Of 1.-TWO Sen.
ators from racl, State clloscM by tue I.eeisla.
tnse thcront for six yeara u; but It also pro,
tho elections, returns, and qualifications OF
ltS OWL lncrnbers,'
IN tic case OF Senators and Representa-
ALI,
, 1880-07-17

Jup0E pHlf.o A. 0nToN, Of Wiacnnsii4
whose oxoc!lont letter Was printed In frlE TRlns
UNE on Thursday, giving bis rnastna Tor anp-
porting Gen. Gar!ell at tho next election, must
nut be coufountei with judge 1larlnw 8. Qr.ou,
now ono Of tho AssuoIate JlSttooso OF tho Supreme
Court. Both gentlemen arc quite distinguished
memhcrs Of tho legal profession, mud both havo
been prominent IN tho ranks of tho Democratic
party tu WIaoonaln for tho taat twonty years.
Phlo A., who has now seen tho error Of bis
political associates, md. like tho honest man
thnt ho IA. determines ITO draw out Of that
crowd" has occupied many positions ot trust
and honor In the party that ho has now deserted.
Iie bus becn the Democratic candidate Tor At
tornoy.G ono.Mi Of tho State, tho candidate for
Congress- In the Third District, 4 Presidential
Etact0t, and member Of the Democratic Htato
Central Committee. The reader will readily
perceive that gentleman 70 ointment Ia bis
profession and 10 often highly honored by his
political associates must exert considerable In
auenoe In tho community whore he sesdea,
, 1880-07-17

The hhrl,orn IN both sides bolnQ shallow, N.
stcn1nars heretofore employed hnse bern s,nnli'
and tho waves toss tliotn about liko chips, In
it sccna thnt t,1orc will lto Mt least ono lArac
swift stcatuer TINT will cruss over In an hour mn
hnt OF less instead OF three Of four hnuts. ar
ia tho casc 1t, ruuRh wcnthor With tho othcs yea-
srlt. Tho London Times thus describes Tho nar
steamer;
On Tucadny the trial trip os this paddle. vhec,
passenger stcntncr tonk plrtcG m tho Mnnjn
Aho hns bccn tullt by tho Knmutln nrntllers fGr
tic Houthcnatern 1tnllwNy Company, fur scryica
between i,ikcstnne and h0lltnKnc. HIN wns dr.,
algiHnl mainly will, Tho rIcw Ut ncccIerntinE tba
voyage betwHan tho two ports 10 tho greatest eT.
tcnt rpsRil,te with tho present hifHre. Tia
length Ut tho vcsdel !s 26 feet; brcntl, 20 tecit
trrth, ID fcut Inches; anu tUnnage III. NJ, it'd
tons. Tic engines. with OsClllatlng cyI!ntlrrs
nre 1T e.Mn- horHG power. and wcro nnfnctuerd
by Me.srs. j. Tenn 4 Suns, Of Greenwich, Tia
vcasol IL built or steel. The reslt of tho trial.
trip. both na regards fho Vessel and tho onHfnrs
wna entirely satisfactory, and shows her 10 ~
tho fastest Channal steamer hAoat. Hor speed
nn the measured mile On tho Mhpt!n wRs ID fol.
inws: First mile, 2Jis9 knuts per hour; second
milo, i7.1+3 krOts per hour: third mile, a)iH
hour, tifth nlc, 10HsN knots t,er hour: and ii iii
tnitc. i7911 knots per hnurs giving mean apeed
Of l0,bSs k1uts or nautical niies, eQun1 to tTcn.
ty-one Nnd unc- half statute miles, poi hour. On
Saturday tho vcasti will prncccd 10 o'Folkest0no
anil will commence her rcgniar serTice immodl.
atciy afterwards.
, 1880-07-17
should govern tho nctlot, uf Congress Tho
Commission decided, as Judge 1Ioar clearly
-, Il f.,tF

atntes !, Il, a* follows; =,
nF hs w IN" ssn s y @ ssa.a s rscsos. s ss ss d
tho States. They held thai tho sotcs q such
Gr1s @ Meto 10 n9 eo9n] ~ . e. .a9 tr6n @ hn"
t. haSc !'ccn i.aly arpo'ntel e Rlcctors: They
aetI tnat Gnxfcss f haa a pfo.hso
ms "ter Eroat,t shstevcr. to ust,rp rio p"wsr
70 LGtcfinlno VIM nad been chosen Elcctors IN
ay Stmtc Or ~ sSvossG or "FersaTm q, e. at,y re.
That WIS what the Commission decided,
and 1t was nothing moro nor less thnn that
cncli Stnte ntorC, through lis own legally
established Tribunals. lad Tie power or right
To declare Whu Ind been appointed Elcct0rS
At this distance from the excltelnenta, lsopes
md expectations of Interested persons there
cnn hardly be n fair or honest Minded per-
son who will not admit TINT, Ms mat.cr Of
law, the decision c0tld not be otherwise.
Judge 11uar, however, does not content
himself with stating what tho Commission
dill decide; lie goes farthor, and explodcs
most OF tile Democratic claptrap on tflls sth-
ject, and statcs what the Commission did not
decide. lie says:
we .li1 not hotd, ns H. sometimes represented,
TINT the enrtlaicate " tae certlylng o,ilecr aps.
wis coici,isivo. Iiut the differentiation of tho
tItIanas Hf,if. sonstieated ~ tht State tgr ihat
Ji,st @ ~ tho Judgment 1t tho spreuo cotirt 81
t,0 un'ioa Statcs u cnses within tue 1,it!snic
| anI u1 MN " chi, nr M henrtl nnywhoro to coutro.
yert It; or to lmpntc th1t tho ;1u.!xcs rn'seon::
1csIn,,. 1x "a III ;rci;t Of tho stnt rcntssrfi
1T tho limo prescribed. and before snu Electnrs
,r, rs ~ , H., @ te .p ,nI ~
or l,y Mlstako, wrongtully certii, as q whnt tho
, 1880-07-17

AccoEprNa to tho Louisville Courier
IN; lt1cttnonL, VIZ, 6a.Aa; Nashville, 4a4i'I;
nhains. Tex, 'sl.l0d: Mobile. @0o: Little ftock,
1hntl; Knoxville. Tenn., la,aes, and Nacnn, Ga.,
, 1880-07-17

for granted TINT iianeook i nothing moro thaa
m army ofl!cer. WHICH wo do not by my ,nean1
kaowiclgo ii to bc facf, should this dtsquaiisr
him from making Wise and cll'oont Executlvef
contrnsy7 @ Tho wlscst % md ost ] rcspscted snd
most successful r,itcr. Gt nations havo btea
such rs distinguished themselves and tmmors
". a. LluitrENwALLsEM,
Why don't this person nMuio over d fow Of tbs
more military martlne.a who never held nh In
dependent cumtnand, who were moro subo.dl-
mites executing tho orders Of tho planning,
thluklng, responsible cnntnataslcrs. who passed
et1ty ycnrs Of their lives Ii, military routine and
Dress pnrnus, who mover studied poltttcNi eoo1o-
my or tic sclcncu Of government, civil ndmtnis.
traton, national Iotlcibs, or eYen party measures
who never. Or rnrcly ever. rend q book, unlose
1t related to military campaigns, and few OF
tho,n, who 1esplsed politics and policies, and
looked upon questions ut tarltf. taxation,
revenue. currnncy, resumption, transportation,
ways nnd moAns. Industrial problems, capital
and labor, and tho who1o range Of soelal
solence With lofty and mnrtinl contempt, and
who has no mDrp knowledge OF what pertains TO
craftsmanship than mule has Of tnnthamatIcs
-wo repeat, will thls person natnc over a few
such sabrcurs who haye made wise. able, and
successful Presidents Or rulers OF great national
W. a. L. says: .
4 wise Executive has perfect control over tho
,nachlncry of government. Undor his mango.
,nGnt It moves Llke e!ockwosk, we'll greased mud
Without friction tetWcan ttny of the parts.
But "wlsc Executive" prosnpposes mha
vcrsed In tho sciencu of craftsmanship and full
Of knowledge Of the difficult and dc!scato duties
that pertain to tho great md responsible Presi-
tlonta office, at nil which Hanoeck Is profotn,i-
iy ignorant, and now too old, too tut, too fneEt
to learn. Tic great machine, ip his fnoxpcrf-
cEecd clumsy haslus, would soon bo cloggcd OF
smnshctl unless he abandoned 1t 4, a 1unta Of
Southern Drlgndters to run. ". A. LIS letter
shows that he has but slight appreciation Of tho
requirements or responsibilities Of the Atueri-
cau Presidency, and Is therefore incompetent to
discuss the question.
, 1880-07-17

ABOUT ! 200 tr0Il-workors have been on u
siflka ut Philadelphia for elght weeks, hut 20
fur the manufacturers have Gtycil nc sign Ut
surrender to thoir demands. Tho surrender, It
It c1nlca. n'uBt be madp by tue mcn. Yesterday
the manufacturers presented their utfnatu,n.
They nffcr certain price, with n rlsipg scale
should tho price Of Iron advance; hut nuke It u
condition Of employment that tho .non shall
Withdraw from nil Unions and combinations.
Should tho strikors refuse tho torms, new mon
Will Ga employed Immediately.
, 1880-07-17

AHTER the adoption Of the most tenant
favurng of Mr. Gladstor,o'a amendments to tho
Irish Compensation bill yesterday, thu Irish
members tll'uatcrcl against tho ntloption 0f
further amendments, and, Notwithstanding tho
frGnicr's thrcAts. tho House adjourned With
out further proKress.
, 1880-07-17

A VIOLENT wiMt-storln swept over the
ctl'ntry In the vicinity Ut Chester, pa., ycstcr-
itny. IN Saith Chester thirty-t1vo houses wcre
tMrnofct, seven partly -tlnishel ho,,sps wure
h9wn duwt,. and many trees md bnrna weru
lcvelc,1 with tho ground. Two tnun wore serio.ia.
IY iii fttrtyl.
, 1880-07-17

: ANOTHER series Of oil fires occurred Mt
bradford, Pm, yestcrlay norning. THRU tanks
were fsi'itet1 by lightning, unl notwithstanding
thc Efforts to dr.,w OIL the oil tho tanks and cu-
tcnta wcre entirely destroyed. II IL estimated
thht lG0,00O bnrrcls Of oil havo been CONSUMED
during tho two duyB.
, 1880-07-17

THERE wcre two prlze.tIellts In New York
City lust night Tho police put 1T, end to ot,o
after tho trth round, BY nrrcstlna tho ruRiIsts.
Iii tho uthor cnse tho shoulder. hIttcra damaged
each other NJ badly tn tho cnrly part Of tho Tight
TINT II wls sDon ended!
, 1880-07-17

MARsllA1. IMAGINATION Is represented by a
correspondent Of II London newspaper tp bu II, Il
very unhappy fralnc ot mlnd; It is oven htntctl
that hc IS insane. 1laraase.l by creditors, dr.
Bersed by OH friends Ills motives ntscot,srtcti,
tho Mnrshnla condition is aul1 tu bu q c.,se Ut
much anxiety and gruut trouble to his fnlnlly.