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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

Glasgow, Scotland, to 90 into the bust
ness of stump-pulling in Oregon and
Washington Territory on a big scale.
They Will use a portable steam appa-
ratus, which will, it is said, lift several
trees day bodily, by the roots.
"A Mr.. Way, of Rochester, N. Y,
has done thriving business for several
years in drying potatoes, using the
evaporators employed in preparing dried
fruit. 1t is asserted that four-fifths
OF the po.ato is water; and the remain
ing or nutritive fifth, when dried, will
weigh but eight or ten pouRds to the
bushef. s.f d
I'm Anderson, franklin, Woodford,
Jessamine, Scott, Fayette and Harrison
Counties, Kentucky, the bulk of the
celebrated Bourbon whisky is made In
these counties there are about loo dis
tilleries, averaging about 1000 barrels
per annum. The barrels average forty
two gallons. These distiIleries therefore
produce about 100000 gallons of
whisky year.
The method adopted in Germany
for preventing the slipping and falling
of horses on the public road is as unique
as it is simple. The smith, when finish
ing the shoe, punches hole in two
ends; as soon as the shoe is made he taps
in screw thread and screws into the
shoe, when on the horses foot, sharp
pointed stud an inch in length. With
shoes thus fitted the horse can travel se-
curely over the worst possible road.
When the horse comes to the stable the
pointed stud is unscrewed and a button
screwed in; no damage can tlen hap
pen to the horse, and the screw holes
are thus prevented from filling up.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

The Fanchon or handkerchief
shaped bonnet is the French favorite; it
is simple and universally becoming. Its
small frame is pointed in front, lies fiat
or the top of the head, and has no
crown. In general it is covered with red
or black satin, trimmed across with rows
of black-beaded Breton lace, and loops
of black satin or red satin ribbon, which
form bow quite at the back. The
strings are satin ribbon, terminating
with lace or with the new curled fringe,
and they are fastened under the chin,
and not at the side.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

The red spider may be banished
from plants by the simple process of
cutting off the infected leaf. A leaf
once attacked soon decays and falls off
but then the animals remove to
another. By carefully pursuing this
amputation plants will become remark
ably healthy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

dent, to be brought before the Chicago Con-
vention.
John Henry johnson, colored, was
hanged at Savannah, Ca, on the 27th, for
the murder of Daniel McDermott, a seaman,
in March, 1873. johnson confessed his guilt,
expressed penitence, and said he believed
| he would go to heaven.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

The new Scotch ginghams copy the
best Madras plaids in orange and brown
with b..r of dull red or purple of mel
low coloring. The quality is finer than
ever before. There are smaller patterns
in plaids of crossbars of clear rose and
cobalt blues, soft as pompadour colors.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

1t is predicted that turban shapes
will be the favorite during the coming
spring, that bonnets will be smaller and
closer than ever, and that large faring
hats, similar to those worn century
ago, will be worn by those who find
them becoming.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

There are twenty schools of indus
Try in Europe.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04

One who is contented with what he
has done, will never become famous for
what he will do.
, 1880-07-20
ADAMS' HBRESY.

4 I3unAfr1k. N. T.. 1'reabyterIun T'arson
Wild narHsssf Ise1lGrs' III Eternal Eun-
isllnielst Called to account for III.
ItcretIcnl Tcaci,lng~-IAe N1ust 11ecnnf
or Got out OF tilc Chnrch-.A Trlni 10
Ist~nc.
SRttGat Ufspateh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
HurrAi.u, N. T., July lh,.-rrosbytcrtun Circles
In Western New Fork Hrx greatly Hg|iatpd at
present uvnr certain Developments Ut nunklrk.
Fur sosne ti.np past It bus openly boon chnrHcA
that thu Rev. Jnncs Albums. pastpr Ut 1'ros-
hytcrInn Church In thar city hHtl leen pronch!ng
III nppns1tt0n to teachings III tho FrcBhytery in
reQsEl to otcr''a. punishment. IN several 8es-
ln,,lis ho held vpry broad vIows, npproauhing
clnse to Untyersnltsul. Hs c!nlmcd, In tito
i,lHca as HE'LL" and ha did not hesitate to
.icnounco tho bIgptch tduas OF tho
Old School. 1Io ls satd tn 10
II very eloquent Mnr, nnd grcatly beloved
BY his congregation wAe', IL II larxa and
wcuithy one. 1t Rreins, however. tAAt there
wcro somn Ut his parlshionors who locked upon
Ills touching rs hcreticat, l.nd they began to
vruatc trouble. They rrtlrttd tho 1,Atter tn
tho prsi'yterynf this district. and actlon WIS 1T
the fundamental principles ot 'rcabytcrtanisni,
Mr XaIs hs u ssseis u @ 1t. , cSceediasiy proti.
tHo is!s.stsrs II Ths presDyttsy aot i
@ tae r,rl,se of 'G confSrTsnx viii %ith TIC s assuiea
minister. y nulnbnr 0t tho eeTInn'ls *clu
sdsr obteton"hIo S 9n.f wst t MUTT t Ws u hIn @
with sl4rstiotH III to whuthHr they wore ,h!s
Views. Thu rnyorrns gnutle,nnm Fcrllf4l that
trs,in tho church II s,trh waa his lWof WIZ then
Hct fNrth. l!G WIS given t!E!o 70 carefully coll
ster hls position md retfeni II ho bsco = e2,i.
tec with hl,a a,a fesciro hts answer: Tholnat.cr
, 1880-07-20

~
Special DtspateA 10 The tateaeo Trlhunf.
ST. TAEt.. stlnn.. July NV. @. Ward. nntnI.
t,ntc.i fnr tHlurc3s By thu ant.DunrclI bru1.cf,
Of tic First District Republican Convention, han
addressed II Io,tcr tn Sir. Dnnnell IN which H..
snyR: "Wl1ilc | hAyc no doubt that WIS tnrIy
iiunllt,Rted by MINORITY af the Republican DEL
cRntcs to tho Into Convention 1T WAsec,t, With
cut tho least solicitation l'y MT, uu that seh
nomination, It c,tsc our respective cantfM;y
should continue. will bg at1RtuIncd by Il I'LL.
1nrlty Ut tho Republican electors ur the
district, still u,n declly Ec1lsi1lc that
,ritlscr Of us has tho right tn imperll
tho pnrty by pcss'stIr4 In rivalry whict,
may prove disastrous to Interests compared
will which. ustrs Are Insignificant. indeed. unl
very clear that tho duty sl"snlscs Iphn US to
f,.cnts wiiri, It &i1 tnaly uecuaion Ii persisted
IN tlcculra imrlNcA',lr Fur thesr rensotla, now
lnakH tfH following prupnsftlnn: Tint eaCh nf
III withdraw dgllnlly. as cAndldntcs Of thu
present tHttfftntdn. and taat each Of us pledges
tton t,y nncthUr convention. Tint soinG nrw
ti,un i;1,n1. wllul tho purity cNn unite be plncei
III nomination hy Il new convention, to le
called .iIy tho State Central CHttl!rl!ttNe. or by
the present Congressional mcrti,,xs, IL such be
,!eeicsl tho better mctltl, meaning hereby thnt
tho nrw convention shult In selected by tho rcn
plH OF zach cthsnty. ind thlt ihclr shnl not pe
srns,,enll!tnK ut tho convention which was re-
1ho lcttcr will be published In the Pioneer irvss
tn-1Horrow. Hr. w,trd stating thnt hc viii witt
live lays for aN answcr. This Is tho eol,rsn TINT
:Ilus been ntiyEscll By t1is!ntcrcHted Republic
hra III md mt 0f tho district III tho only way
tn prevent tho election of IL Democrat. Up to
sE'l!I not withdraw, md bis actlou cuuuot be
predicted.
, 1880-07-20
PRINCE LEOPOLD ILL or EPILEPSY

THlNtE IEUF FULu ILL VI .tfIlcfSTs
NEW foitK, .uly lB.-Tho iicrtlI hIH the fol-
loWisy III regard to tho Illness of l'riaca
Leopold:
"Qrsugo. July ls.-Ths apprehension Of slck-
ness 1T tho VtrercKnl purity, eaused by thu Ru,n-
launtng frun, ths city to tho tioycr,lur- Genuras
fishing cottnRc. few 1lays nKu, 1T ur. Cnl'n
Sclwn. pruyes tu hayu btel well tDtl,l,luil. The
VlcorcKAl purity returned to town this noruInR.
ut,4t Aru nuw ut tho Citadel. 1'rtncu Itenpul il
very nnwcIl. and II wna tu uttt,Nl hin t,iAt Ds.
seWet AUS cMi3et y tho l'rttlcrss Uw, phy s.c!a1
r. lt5tu All thu ilenlhri uf tho stMit Mre ytry
fctlcrnt IN tie lHnttgr. atsl wit! xEye ~ tnfur-
lnntlun. This " pr4lhAbly tn rreveUt ux,tXKer-
ntett rupUrts reliutifnx Queen tjrtslt. ttllyil
si,lt.
"Tho nuture ut tho rrlna.'s il,ucss Is kvpt
rrlvl!tt', but ts sat tutN epilepsy. It IL proeMblu
thi no nlhy lnxo ~ past l!iA pttIta,scd vlat
to Now York. Thu HIcnlatsnt Ills Htalr hAru rt.-
tH!o INSTRUCTIONS tu'tstiy tD pieFurs tn tutuFih
10 England, AIll {Hlssx1 VII Ia SECURED III tho
.akal BIca aIllstp aAi'ilIE this Any fortnight. II
Ia believed tit The Irlnrcas l..ttllRG nIld stlll,
Will leave ut thu aNlnn tllnu for Europe, y rublu
ts,utch wMs AcHl tst.Ay. It IL suiu, tt the Queen
10 tlaturslei tho UtEpci nf A1ly sensational rt-
,tra tllat lssny br cnbcd aad lind tolr WY i,lu
Tho lsnRl!sh inlrFs.
nGa!u. ltuttor stys tl,At hr inls lhla fr,4tlul,t
separation fHt dear u prlGu for tho VfcerayMIky
ht cunta. aIltl ID Ant unlikely tu nsaIxn b1tutt,
llaH teru Ut u1ltu AAA TX plrtstl."
, 1880-07-20

GREAT BRITAIN,

ftf5+EHs
LoSnDN, July l0.-Wtlilnn Gilt t. Co., ucr.
chunts Of Manchester, huve talltd. Liabilities
.e54 ,UD.
DECISIONS or TIE CABINET cnrSC1r~
1t is understood tlut tho 'CabInel Council
on HasurtIay decided to abandon tho lInrcs md
Rabbits bills. and pcrscyore with tho Employees
Liability bill.
PRINCE LOUIS STATUE.
1t fs stated TINT Dcnn HtMnley formally COM
1uunicate.l THO resolution Of tho l1ous" of COM
mons to tho Memorial t0tnin!ttcu under WhcSe
!rdurs tho Napoleon statue was executed. as IN
,lo,, fur it. THO chnpe!s at Windsor ind Chlsoi-
hurst arc spoken Of.
Earl Of Ktutorc, LtbcsuI Scottish Peer, Is dcad
At Dorwtck tn-day an election was hold for
member of Parliament u I'LL tho vacancy cn,lstsl
rni. 10 the 1t"usa Ut pccra. llavhf Milne lI0n,e,
'@ssryInaye VIZ r"tarnyl Y! ~ 6si yn'ts; Ma'
tlldAtc, rccrlsetl b. vuIea.
TIE FDitK11H NEAT TRADE.
a largo deputnt(on OF representatives Of
l'uschers aG cutt!c-ttlldo nssclatiDnH l,,t,i MI
iet IT tho Cn,lnc!l III regard % restrlct.t,tis o
thu importation tf r9ro!xa cattle. K0 sutd ho
,h.,al,l ccrsnn!y Do uti ii his power consistent
# thu ,lcat tr,lo nf tho cnuntry, hut tllut tho
ttovcrn,llsnt tn nut sco the!r way to lumove tho
iGHtrlutl0nR tit EfIftalL .
At u ltuutihg 1T tho e,sttIc-trntto dep,ltntIon
aeiuru tt wa!ttYd tH Eur! Spencer, Il ttst!lttldH
,sIs uoptet declaring Tho present restrictions
IN tho iMtnrtnt!0n 0f inlrtHn cAstlu MrhI-
tn.ry ut,u unnecessary, aul cnlltng Du tho uny-
t,ctt tn rolax tul ~ Fr III Il. nfluw hoAashy
altlo, afior ~tlorough examination, t. be sont
10 inland nlnrketa tur sala Ald iM1nptiinto
t!MuKhtcr. Arthur Ars,nli. mcninr nf FnrIfn-
hlent, rrfcsrlnv to tllu inItton hu Intends 10
tl,nkp Ut, tho subject lit tho ll..su Ut Commons.
nrxya tae G9patation 70 ,mprrs* npaM thetr
lta deprtcsltud tho ,.ttton VI tho ltso t;nrsrll-
lnoilt IN including tho utI'et! stntes nHIonE II.
taet thAt the ial1nIrtntion ut !tyU cAtlA trtlsn
.4norica hAll incruAa dusl!tn tho restrictions.
IlG HAIu the prtHullt RESTRICTIONS WprN arbitrary
and not for the Ktxnt Ut tho etsllntry.
THE CONDENSATION ElII.
IN tho !tuuEo OF EUnl!loHs lust night tito Com.
petsaslon hll passos! ahroush tho Committee. I'll
tho nulGlLd.ltlt4 Ut tho opposition hcluK relfut-
I'd; llndstonu, during tho lebuiu, wut1iu1 Par-
ncil not to coutluue hts ut,atructtve tuetlpa.
MATRIMONIAL.
Tho Standard this murntnG says: "We un-
AeletalMl marriage has baoti nfFl1IXgd brtwctn
Lady 1hlrdctt Gbutta and AshH,ead uartlett,
;Qgalb9F OF Parliament Ear Ey9,"
, 1880-07-20

CESS IN nliiH.
TIE Hon. f3tanlpy Matthews. ut Cincinnati, ar
rived In tho city yesterday anf WIS sccn ut tl,o
iiranl I'uolc Hotel hist evenI1sy ny II 'rntuuNE
representative. Mr. Matthew'S Is preparing to
1utcr vigorously intu tho campaign IN Ohio, tie
will sltnk ut NatayR next Saturday afternoon
ind ut Tt,le.lu tho toilnwinx Sut,,ruy byrnillg.
Mr., Matthews lIAa hut l3tIlH u sMy lust evening
IN lkitlc1 atllJtets, Ms il1 l,ls ~ yct taktn nj
1Mrt III pt!cs, l!s4 tho sMtn!!AERl hNs not yet
ialry 0punel. llu exI,tcta tllnt Il number Ut
Thin sptlIkurs will tG III tho fult Iy AUX. - anl
Kye the QUO for ttIo Uut0hCr elections. liut-
'tlve to tho lenIIng Il, Ohin, ha saIil tat thurn
wns every prospect Of as1eecss. uni thy lsrpab-
hy from la.tsu III :al,W0 maturity. Thu
rAtHpatgn Will tIa aggressive with ttw tn r1'I?-
lnx ,lp i large tnnlhrlty In uctnbur. ilNlIuutk
w,ls well received by Il.any 0f tho nrsnNr!tA,
hHt thoro Aso still il nu,nl,gr WIN nsn nut lnltie
to forget tl.Nt hc doca nut 1T Ill represent THUR
old principles.
With tcHarl to Indiana, alr. 3tHtthews said
that tho feeling shesu. ~ far As no bud bc0n ablc
10 lrurH, was exceedingly AoputMl: Should
1ntliI,ln an'l Uhin ", lnpnDcan. he bolteyes that
tho ss,ntcst would be virtually suttutl, hut
should I,ItiIunl ~ nenltHratlv by Il s1nNll EI-
Joriy, and ilhla isspahtIran ,y large ,.Ialnrlty.
s,a thinks that 1t w.'ul1 on,y Indicate ths neoes
atty for hurti work. md by M suoMny 10 GtMi-
HtFucl III Indicating drfuat III November, Mr.
NuttAows IcAtcs fur OAlo t0-aay.
, 1880-07-20

E1f{1j}TfNH XT W1MEtED{1N,
"tA"'sHp''.' Ah' s1 n1o 49, t.o '''os''"n
Tor inc Albert prlzes atao9yaras' Saekson Scored
70; Laird. 60; ltJt'e, III; Fisher, W; lsrown, w;
Perish, E3; Dudley, 10: Rockwell, IT,; prspw 90:
md Hrn.t " I'm, r,uish sror1 i. ltpo,v,, ~, In
.'I -: % u''... ..I.. -, s'.,,I w
nlXaer 1Hah UNI q! eEttt' HAhely: 's' "tsllltn
!f!HbY sc9rod 20, and llnker u. strong Wind IL
blM7ing, but thcro IL very Hothl iiuht:
Thsro WIS sch sGrlcs u ctti1put!toEa TOR tho
Cnrtts ana Harvey nnl TIE llnl1utA prizes.
which cltao to.slny. that tho At.'triGAl.a 1ither
!itl not shoot or hAd ia hurry untlu!y. a. fur AS
A!lnw FeIton atatds trst fns TUG ll9ifort! prizo,
, 1880-07-20

Special ihspa'th 10 The CaIea9o Tribune.
GOSHEN, nn'., JuIy 1v.-Tho Republicans Of
fh!s city rrIsci twu splendid polra ths evening.
sH1e 50 feet uni tho hlhcr 10 fcct hEh, u.it
t!un9 10 tho breeze beautiful lillH .1x:xl feet,
with tho ',s,tcs II Garfield AID arthur Inscribed
thuroun. After tho rhltH were russctl thu crowd
rclaire.! to tho Republican headquarters. which
was ltirA so there was hHrs!y staali,lg rs'Utn
left. AMI IfstuMet1 tn two stirring BrpGcllts ly T.
T. 1.lakctnorv, late or AHhasnss. ara II en!ortal
lAwycr os thls place. II. F. 'rn!bot, WIN rrcntcd
enthusiasm by tIis telling hts agninst
ltcputlteAn tllco Cub ustded materially to tho
success OF tho tnluttEK.. 1he Republicans Of
ths stctlun nrs' w!sle MwMkc. nhil mll fuel C0nll
del3t tint VII Will Glect Porter usil thu entlro
Htut9 Ticket In October,
, 1880-07-20

NEW f0nk. July l0.-'rhe nnthrr ut Chastlne
Cox arrived In this city yesterday frDlu Itch
'not1tt, W., for tho purPssv II attending her
sona funeral. but In consequence of Il ehanAc
In tho arrangements shs was ttA, late. tn tlu.i.
tux that ChustInn had be1n biirietl saturday, alIu
went over IL EycrHrcnn tcuIrtury. 1T CttIii1Any
with sotDrnl etIl0rel! feuin!eA. unl visited tho
spit Whuro hls body hut! leun Inferred.
itlIilAtlkp. w.. July lu.-Thu hlltetIcs 1f poat-
lnl.stor Forbra hatD obligated thuAsrIY0s ~
mako 9tHM sho dellefulsey In thu !osttnastes's
account BY sltn'H hn Thursday. u TINT IL douu
theeu will be nO ceilnIn4l pnIaecutlon.
, 1880-07-20

THE RELIGIOUS 01tbE1is.
PARIS, July 1p.-The Government apparently
intends 10 leave the religious orders unllstnrted
until after tho dispersion Of tho Jesuit schuots.
AnE. 81.
between forty nnl fifty novlccs from the
Jesuit Monastery ut Angors. III tic Department
Of Mnrnc-es- Loire, have left Dtcppe for England.
Numbers uf tho expelled Jc9uita nre goiuG TO
Rome.
BArIAFIED.
The Republican rapors express satisfaction at
tho sueccss of prlggs motion in tho House ut
Commons last H.cck relative TO tho erection Of
statue to tho I'rInuo Imporiul lu Westminster
Athuy.
PRINCE VICTOR.
lrincc Jerome Eup0lcon's so1, Victor WIS 1a
years Old Sunlny. and nh Nhti-Jcrosniet orga1t
rcularks that he jB, therefor hyn'astten!ly Ut
NFe to AsHunle tho succession bc4ucaLthGI him
By tho Pruco lmppFlul.
, 1880-07-20

LUTTE Z BIIARIEp@uF.
CAPE IlOL1NAU. NEAR MANILA. July 1D.--There
WIS IL vintent earthquake ut MunIla yestcrdny.
This Unvernur's r,s!lenco nnd mnny other
houses nro sad to havo boeu destroyed. ThIs
REPORT Is ns yut ununn.ir,ncsl. 4 slight ehucls
W.s feit hGrty on the lsth Inst.
MAutilII. July lN.-Ah nltlcnl telcgram stnteK
that oItrtlilnake ut Manila destroyed scvnrNl
Havattttaunt hu!tt!liigs and osher houses. 6out0
lNltlycs Werg killed.
, 1880-07-20

NEW foHK. July 1a.-Thn eensls returns come
In slowly from New Enx!and. anil do mot 1encr-
aly show up very HattrrIngiy. THO returns from
Windsor County. Vermont, Mhlch is the second
In tho Stutc In population and wealth, show II
population of - .A. ughillst G9,tx4 IN lk,0-a to-
tplh. Ludlow. WcxtniI. and Windsor th,rw III H.
errMse while ttery nthtr ttvtI s!lnws II ilrcrc,sc
bly, show Il 1ecrctse propottlonute to TINT ur
Windsor County.
, 1880-07-20
INDIA.
NtlEAK IN AN EMUANttSfEST.

NREAK IN AN ENHANCEMENT.
CALCUTTA, July lD.-Thc Kreut cmbnnkmcnt
III ScIhdl known ns tho kussnorl H.tn.l, haa
given why. 1t extonls from K,isnore 10 tile
,nu,th Ut the IleJurl Cannl. II distance or forty
,nitcs Tho ctnbankmcnt wis constructed 10
project arge trtct Of country fr.,m oos1s. Tho
rieti iwAy scytrnf miles uf tho Insll,R Valley
Railway. The present brcak can be casly rc.
1}nItD1.
, 1880-07-20
SCHOOL. t:ENSUSEs.

R0CKrOnH, Ill.,, July lv.-Thn schuu census Of
this city. completed lust week, shhws thety nre
ZIG! families III l!ockfnr. And 5.GD children, uf
whom there are III moro girls thlIu boys. liy
tim why, t,crty Hlt the Rg1loo csI,s1lsrs this ye,r
fht,w nlpre Srts thntl buys. Dues fhs t.cnu thut
tho rising Konnr,1tinn Iii this country ts to be
dominated Uy tho wuwct1?
MICHIGAN Cirr, ttnl.. July la.-The suhnnl
census IT thls eullnty fonts Zip tMnl of ll,l'b
children. There nro t'fiy more girls than buys.
, 1880-07-20
RUSSIA,

Fl. rETEltsnun1, July iD.-Tho Government
hAs received no Information of any Intention on
thu part Of btnr{,lis rscnK, tho Chlruao Ambns-
Halor, to proceed III st. Petersburg,
ExAt}tlEMATEu.
Tile report thAt tho Government will shortly
r0ht the oxp0rtali0lt Of cnr1l Is peri- officially
Contta4ete,l. Statements In rcl1,rl tn tho fAtf-
nru Of tue Gr0ps are gFuutiy exaggerated.
, 1880-07-20

Special Dlspa.eh to The Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 10.-Tho canlIlutes for
nomination for Representative III thIs district
are Juson Rogers, John \. iIrown. and a. q.
l}cntonon tho Republican stsle, at.d H. Il. nHrfce,
DR., i. II. Axton. und Robert Hill, Democratic,
md Mnyur II. ". Wng9oner ~ spoken Of by
Di.snt,ciuis for Congressional huntirs In opposi-
linn 10 thu 1lan. j. q. CuHnon. tho Republican
,u1nnee. Tho Republican, candidates fnr nomi-
nnttnn for Htnte's Attorney nrt y. q, Jalns. Ed
win PNrk, T.. I. WILL md l.. i. bicl)onn1d: ne1n-
0crlttc, I. Il. buckingham md J. =. PtIst. The
DtnnncrsltR nre mixing something hf Il stir. but
1t will be tho sanlp old atory-leleat.
, 1880-07-20


npcKy<,iIp, ILL.,, July lv-The assessment Of
Winncbago County for tho year lss0. u eluullzcd
by tho boar. OF Supervisors, Is ~ followss Rook-
ford. st.4s. .IBs; Rockioi, sr5o,aS,; pccatonlca.
1174. .lBo; Winnobxgo, ts3 ~; Dnrnnd. t;sIA0ts;
Cherry x9llsy @ tfseGs G GS:sa i,ss5
At; dui.fnrd, tlui,e,y; SuwArd, {.Hl, l,uR; Now
Milford, kil EIi; LauhA, $lSa aEs; l3ufrl.t, IT,,
III; Owen, $.hM.al5,-a,AkEnx q RrAud total OF
4A,6s1.3l7. Thls IL largely lu exctss OF LTD aud
docs 4ot give gcucEaI satisfaction.
, 1880-07-20

Sotet.t Dispatth 10 9hs Chicago Trthune.
INDIANAPOLIS. lad. July l8.-fhe tcrrortzcd
condition of tho 1ntliann Detaoer,lcy n ngnin
evidenced by tho positive r. susal Ut George ".
.tutnn. tho npostate. tn sna for Congress IN this
district, while navtd Turpio .rcpiiates tho .nc-
on. thu list Of Representatives On tho Legls-
fQtlyt ticket.
, 1880-07-20
GEN. SHERMAN.
Epsetai Dtspxtteh IL 1Ae CAteay Itthuns,

6P7ffd1 U1Fk1[1N n g1E EHEaA 1f161H1s
bxAHA, Ncii., July lp.-Oen. Sherman arrived
llero this osOufng fro,n Ut. raut, aud OIL
Wednesday will ~ to I*cayunwortl. Tu-mnr-
row he will lnsrtat Fort Olnahu. IIe IL ucGs,tl,-
puniod BY biz n!d.lo-uAnp, Col. nacun, n1id Mlsa
iASxTslS. j. r.. July la,-Oen. Hheruan ar
rived lust night ut u late huur OIL thv steamer
ion. Shurtnnil frl,n Standing Hook, ind left on
thla ulusnEuy'a traiH fur tlo Euss.
, 1880-07-20

IH0OEH NETIHTRU.
LONDON, July IA Cubul dispatch tayB tho
Seventeenth Bengal Cavalry bus loft Cabul,-tha
1}rst step III tue rttroMcut OF tho british tr,ops-
Tito whole country isquiet.
ND<l8A KAHN.
Tho british have iuyttod Moosa Kahn, tho OK
, 1880-07-20
BELGIUM.

ANNtvEttSAHr YEHTtVyTIEA.
nMus8EIs, July lD.-Th0 fcstlvltics of tho tlf-
ttut anniversary OF 1!u1g!an independence begun
Sunlny with IL grand soylnw OF tho lsoyAi army
guu civil guard,
, 1880-07-20
LArOnrE COUNTY. IND.

MICHIGAN ClrY. 1mi., July ly.-Thu c.l,sus re-
turns 9!vo this cuunty d.nparte} II population
OF 3lp4:, being gniA of ;.RHi sInro lH;n Aficht-
gnu City hna 7.;ais, EnlH Ut :l457. The City Of
1AportG Als d, ,lH4. Il tu3s ur ;Ds,
, 1880-07-20
NOTES.,
II . H1ht1kffT3

Special Dtspatch to Iht CAteaeo Tttban&.
NEW YoAk, July IA good i.auy lottcrs werv
received Ut the headquarters OF tho Nutlonpl
ncpublcau C0mu.lttee in thtA city t3-dny, iu.
, 1880-07-20

rHovIuEScE, Il. l., July lo.-Ihe population of
Providence. t.. l. .ottjcIMt>, III 1Us ,'Cu I'm increase
OF Us 651 ainco l37Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

a Canadian. and not a citizen of The United ota e''
and Mr.. Trckct' is not quite an EngliShmah' o'inB
m Australian So the EAGLE hasuo Occasion To
unless ne feels especially Ike IT, since tn victor
relations to the Slar-Spangled banner are not 'hu-
mate and confidential. Bltn IT'S personal aspect m
dependent of the " international nonsense USUALLY
talked on such occasions the victory ia one to De-
admired Ii was won with cas- aganst a glant OF
long rowing experience and by young man 81
much lighter build. Il was won with such cs'
that ilanlan spent good part Of his time p'ay"E
the most extraordinary antics for the amu'emen' 'i
the crowds on shore. II was contest OF E'Rah''
strength and eat skill against l's strength an"
greater skill and skill turned tho scale ~ II a"'y'
will The victory puts lIanlan AZ III" head ot living
oarsmcn place to which he Is believed TO nave
won his way without resort 10 the disgT iccfu jock
ewing bv which many sporting regulations are
mn do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
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