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New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

eoorov for succesa while the Democrats not united
and bopef, I'm tho ittlc town VI Middleporta ow OF
only 500 pecple-here Is a mounted company OF DO less
than eighty widcawakcs and In the same place sixteen
Democrats who 10 rot favor CHANGE say tnat they
whyote for G irae.d Mddleport Republicans are very
prond of these facts aud say that 10 VIII be arl I2r any
rprnfa IN Johnson's Crock a short tine ago, lhe
Iarn 20 gathering got together ~ the pihce az
sDu,bled of RcuublIcnn mas~meetiD2, which was aO-
dressed by Judge Trundage. Well Informed ponuelns
say thai the Kepnbcans will carry the county Or Car
aeld by 500 majority. although it gave TId'n 30 ma
farft ~ i'm
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
A NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

At meeting Monday of the Ithaca
Auburn and Western Railroad Company the fol
lowing directors were chosen: A. S. Barnes, g.
r. Opdyke, william H. Guion, Herman Stursburg
C. W. Opdyke, W. 3. Scott j. Pierepont Morgan
New York; Henry r. Low, MIddlctown G, W.
Farlee, Cressk, n, j.; j. K. Miller. knelewooi
Morgan Stone Scott and the two Opdykes are new
members Of the KoaTd taxing the places OF George Op
dyke F. T. Peef II. y. Lockwood, Henry Whelan and
W s. Op6yke On account of the absence OF some OF
the members the organization OF the Board was not
ompeted Monday.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
RESULTS OF DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS

An incident indicative of the apprehension felt
generally by capt. alis:s and business men of tho
depression winch would follow the Presidential
election If the Democrats should be successful
occurred the other morning IN the Office of Prince *
Whitley. The well-known brokers. customer, who
had just given order for n block of stock at 75.
SAID. If Garfield Is elected that stock will be
worth 9S Immediately" Butt sad q bystander
" what viii be the effect If Hancock is elected ~
Oh, said the speculatOr, a shade passed over
his face, then IT will assuredly go 10 below the
present fimre.V
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

MoRRIsTOwN, n. j., Oct. THE Morris
County Republican Convention met yesterday and
under the Craftsmanship Of John Whitehead, esq, nom
mated by acclamatiOn James c. YoungblcOd, OF this
place State Senator. DIR. YOungblood accepted in
ringing speech, and ex-senator Potts, Republican candi
date Governor, and the Hon. John HiD, candidate
for Congress- also made addresses. The Convention
one enthusiastic and for many years
and presages successful work in November To the even
ing larg ratification meeting held here ana ad-
dresses made by ex-senator Potts, COrtandt
Parker OF Newark James G. YoungOoOd and others.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
MINING EXCHANGE GARFIELD GLIB

a Garfield and Arthur Club was organized
in the New-York Mining stock Exchange Wednesday.
and before the close of business hours there was mus
ter roll OF nnety-oue members. among whom are s. v
White, +. c. Kimbdll, H. " Patterson, C. II. Badeau. H.
r. LOunsbrry, G.. ID. MunrOe, :. l.. Ood George b.
teree, L. v Deioresl, u: NJ. Cooke, L. H. Conn., W. W.
CaytOn, G. Il. Woods. :. W0iberg c. g. ReGvillr, DAVID
Alerton +. H. WagstaG +. l. Tapscott, d. L. Blount f.
NJ Lincoln and W. A. UOppOck.
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TO DISCUSS TRAFFIC INTERESTS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The Western Rural (news-
paporl has called n convention for October H. whoh
TO he affair OF considerable importance 10
consider the shipping interests OF the country and
means to Interstate regulations and Govern
mental control OF railways Many farmers and shippers
are expected to be present The cooperation of the New
YORK Board or transportation ana OF the New York
Farmers Alliance Is assured and all the farmers soc
etes In mo country are invited to send delegates Gov
ernOr CulOm expected TO b. present and tue Cover
nors OF other states have been invited to speak.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
GOSHEN REPUBLICANS AROUSED.

Goshen. n. Y, Oct. Ga large and en-
thusastlc meeting held at this place tonight
under the auspices of the Young Mems Garfield and
Arthur Club. Hubert Gedney, OF Goshen addressed the
meeting an eloquent and forcble speech on the po
cal issues of day Excellent singing by the Repub
lican Glee Club prominent feature OF the AFFAIR
After the meeting the Republican clubs paraded in
oh
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
NOMINATION AND RATIFICATION.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., Oct. G.-The Morris
County Republican Convention met here today and
nominated James Youngblood Of this place. for State
Senator, by accamatiOD. This evening large rathca
ton meeting was held at which ex-senator Potts, Re
publican candidate for Governor, COr Indt Parker OF
Newark, Nj. YOungbl0Ot and Others made speeches.
The meeting was earnest and enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

or pcckethook and declares that man rea',y nas
tho same right 10 protect the certn hl' iiat Z ll li
10 ouari his watch or pOcketbOOSi but inc laNN'is
advise against fight at the place OF regsirtti"n
They suggest instead that persons HgsiieHeh
BIZ the seizure of thetr naiuiai.Iitoh tTritaI
Gates should apply 10 one OI th3, on,.,"
states Commissioners for q warrant o. arrest
AGAINST the alleged Offending tupu',t;,,,o,,
Thov were also of The opini0n tlaI W. i ,, ,U'
shond be presented tO Judge Batcbtord ash
that lac himself should op court on cecllpn u,Si
in Ter that ha may be enabled to exercise eISo'"
supervision in the matter , n c,;rolo
Henry L. Clinton William A. Boyd. SanueI, W.
Courtney aud Menza ID efendort was appOln't,ne ,e w
draft letter calling his attention 10 JOhh l. INV
Ii was dscided TO nave all the Democratic Super
vsors and INSPECTORS Of Election come together III
Tammany Hall sunday afternoon and hear ser
mon on their dutes during registration ana electon
from learned counsel. . ,.;o
Alderman Kirk made application before justice
Patterson ut the IOmbs Police Court YESTERDAY Ioi
a warrant against q United States Supervisor OF
Elections for the larceny of naturallltlon papers
of 1865, seized within the past TWO uhSs'
Justice Patterson refused to grant the warrah! OH
the ground that the belonged to the Ohltou
States Court. AL lerman Perley, who was present.
observed that the question would 1naIly Ieso!ko !
itself INTO % contest between the state ana tIe
United States and Alderman Kirk added that IL
would to that eventually: inns point tu'
Justice said, had once been settled by war =, :,
The Executive Committee OF the irving haiI
Democracy met at Irving Hall last night. WIN
Emanuel B. Hart IN the char. John FOX ihtroluceu
a resolution directing that committee OF n,; nie
should be appointed to see that the Dehocrdtic
election suppryIsOrs to which the organization i
entitled by law were appointed ana also 10 loOk
after ci liens holding 1868 papers, 80 thaI thtI.
papers should rot be taken from them, aud that
they should not be imposed upon by the DrDitraN
acts of he Republican supervisors; Tie chaIr aP-
pointed as this committee JOln Mckeon, Nelson D.
Waterbury. Charles W. BROOKE FRANCIS "A. h''hoolh
aud Charles II. TruaX.
The following persons were yesterday appointed
Deputy-Snpervsors OF Election tor the various As-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
THE CANVASS IN DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 6.-Anthony Hig-
gins addressed 200 Republicans in institute Hall
this evening upon the political issues OF the day. The
address eloquent and convincing and the enthusi
asm was unbOunded. The Democratic party, its man
ners and methods this state, aud Senator Biyad III
particular. handled by Mr. Higgins IN character
fqGl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
ENTHUSIASM IN PORT JERvIs. N. Y.

PORT JERVIS, Oct. B.-Ine Hon. W. y.
Bradley OF Lancaster, KY, addre,sed Republican
audience Johns Hall this evening, the Issues
campaign lie presented the questions az issue In
clear and eloquent manner and has clearly increased
TIE enthusiasm which prevails In this town. The l'e-
publcans here are more energetic. II possible. than
ever and doing noble work for the Republican cam
ddaie. Tomorrow evening the first and probably the
finest tprchlight of the campagn occurs.
All classes Of citizens will turn out and hep swell the
number.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
REPUBLICAN BANNERS IN BRoOKLYN

The Republican banners in Fulton-st., Brook
yn. are much more tasteful aud attractive than the
Democratic. The Young Mems Central Garfield and
Arthur Club. AT No 067 Fultont has very flne ban.
with full length portrait OF Lincoln between those
OF the two candidates, aud emOemao de vices on each
yOnd, also has handsome banner.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
A RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Tn the United
States Chcu Court today petitions Of the Cities of
Petersburg and Lynchburg. asking for postp0nement
OF the sale OF the Atlantic Mississippi and OHIO Railroad
were used The sale ~ the road VIII take place on
November l, as heretofore ordered.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
RAILROADS IN NEW-MEXICO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The AtchesOn, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company has just completed
thirty.ye miles OF It's road in NcwMeXicO from Socorro
10 san Marcia and expects 10 have enough more track
com mpeted by January TO make connection with tue
Southern Pacific Railroad
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
DEMONSTRATION IN HoBoKEY.

A parade was made in HObOken Wednesday
evening OF he Republican uniformed campaign clubs Of
Hudson County. The procession the largest ever
seen in Hobokcn. The Republican Headquarters at
Hudson and Frst-ss.. were Illuminated, were also a
large number of houses along the line OF march. The
PROCESSION reviewd by Major John Ramsey the
Commander of the Boys in Blue for the Department of
kcW,IefseY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.

The complaints in two suits for damages
brought against NewJersey Central Railroad Com
papy were fled in Brooklyn Wednesday One was In the
name OF William Burrick for $25 900 damages received
by the train falling through drawb bridge at Oceanport.
IN August 1877 and the other brought by Mrs. Ann
Conne 80 600 damages. arising from t1e loss OF her
husbands life at Centreyille on March 10. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, ocToEER s. I88n

a. ho 5oilod he aaid was which OF the two y Hitter
nv reason of training exp rence and hi5 l,tes W9h,
to discharge the functions Of Tic high olnce lnc
I ej, ctcr of the opposing PARTIES. ana the ihii1
p he consequences likely TO follow the success u
either party
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
CATTLE DYING IN yIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 6.-An unknown dls'
easeis prevailing among the cattle IN this yeinlv'
During the past few days valuable nave
died aud many more are afflicted. Tue symptoms o'
me disease are loss OF appetite and general iangdd az
poarance. Almost every ease of the disease pros"
fatal,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The following nominations TO Congress
from The districts named reported by telegraph 10
The TRIBUNE last night:
Ist Rhode Island ...... Nelson W. Aldrich (RAp)
XXth New York ....... Marvin :. Gardiner (GbkD
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
THElCOURTS.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct lin the Court Of ADneals

to-day the following business was transacted:
SO 30l-George Hazard ani another respondents ACT
yOh n a. Fiske ana others appellants aronel by William
II Green for appellants a1d sherman = Rogers for reIon
ents No 3O3-Asa B RiehafdsOD respondent at william
X Calkns AMI gBOibeT. appellants e for appellants,
argu by Harm gtOn Putnam lO respondent 80 1Ol-
James ~ Orms, respondent ag samuel J. Dapchv IN.
other appellants argued y " G. Noak Tor appellants sDd
JOhn T. ksley for lent. NO. l1s Edward Utweg
RESPONDENT the Northern Central lOHDauv
appellants argned ny ". Down for appeans AID
H. BO1riInan smith sOr respondent Case
The following be day calendar Of The Court Of Appeals
for Friday October 1851. 100, 262. 5ll 30
yJS 3ll 3i5
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY AT CATsKILL

RoNDOUT, n. j., Oct. THE Democratic
Congressional Convention at Catskll broke up in q
row. The Greene and Schoharie delegates withdrew.
and the Ulster delegates then ren0mnated VIII
liam Lounsberry, OF Kingston. SchOh iria claimed
the nomination. This split will probably give the XVIII
District to the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ROAD.

ILLE, INyv VVV' I1TV 170'4TU VT
Director OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
papy to-day adopted voted upon yesterday
by the stockholders 10 increase capital stock 100
cent aud distribute the new stock To the holders OF
stock at he next closing of the s.OckDOOks when has
been fixed Tor November 49, The increased earnings of
The road for September estimated at S363,SOO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
WOMEN For SCHOOL oFFfcERs.

MOUNT MORRIS. n. Y, Oct. 5.-Ctizens at a
meeting have nominated Mrs. Frances Hale Seymour
and Mrs Marion Bingham for members OF the Board OF
Education.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
GOOD NEWS FROM NIAGARA COUNTY.

Niagara County very encouraging The Republicans ara
earnest and enthusiastic, and are working with all their
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

wien nko the large middle class OF society DJnt
you sec thati Well, because II lies between tue upVss
crust and the underDred.-iJuiy.
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Nor QUITE WHAT He MEANT. Tuoueu-

Mikman " Tell yer mother she 'ull ave To pay ready
money fur milk III lutur amt agoin TO chalk 10 any
mole" Boy Wot arc yer a-gon' TO use instid theL
Mr., Simpson flFun. NN-'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08
WHY ENGLISH WAS FORCED 10 RESIGN.

WHY ENGLISH WAS FORCED TO RESIGN.
ALLOWED TO RESIGN HIS TREASURY cLFRKsHIP BY
D.MoCRATIC SECRETARY OF wAR-A DIX
FRAUDER OF THE GOVERNMENT
CINCINNATI, Oct. L. Tomorrow The Gazette VIII
publish the following dispatch from its Washington
correspondent:
WAsHINGToN Oct. z. The Revolutionary Pension
case as further investigation shows was the cause
of William H. English leaving the Treasury De-
partment
After Secretary Marcy became aware of the Facts
as already set forth, he sent for English ana de-
msnded an explanation. English claimed 10 nave
settled and endeavored to make IT appear that the
new phase of the case was only that of lawyer
seeking for money OF when ne eNpec'eo
the lions share. The explanation was utterly
az variance with the information winch the Secfe-
tary had that Engish's exclamation was only held
TO make the matter worse. In q few weeks more the
affair eliminated by English being allowed to re-
sign. The whole matter was kept IN the cOnfden-
tial files, and not entered upon the usual record
books of the Department THIS lenient treatment
of English is supposed to have been out Of regard
for his patron jesse ID. Bright.
Since the papers have been discovered and the
character of the several branches Of the case
has become known, its first feature is seen
to have been a defrauding of the Government
ont of the amount of the pension, since he had no
more legal right 70 draw II than any oiher citZen
of the land. Ii was also clear case Oh cptmhIhg
money from the United States under ialSe pre-
fences since he appeared In the Pension Once ana
before the Secretary of War as legally appointec
admnst atOr Which, according to the oihcIa re-
port of the Commissioner of Pensions, he was not.
The fraud upon members OF his gTaudmOi heTS
family and heirs continuing III the case OF one
at least up to fortnight since Is the other branch
of the subject which the official papers air eady
printed set forth with sufficient clearnesS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

Of English in the War of the Revolution and that,
although he received the for the sole use OF me
surviving children OF bis grandmofher, be retaned
the same aud eiu,ea to pay II to tlesc rghtiul
hers all of whom were his near bood-rciau0ns.
TIE story # the records is too clear for comment;
What Will The Democrats do 05oul case IKE ms
What viii General Hancock Co VIII he, soldier
a. he is. fellow shD man who thus swindied blood
relations out of money due for services ~ tie W ar
of the Revolution But the problem is now before
the Democratic leaders, and the original papers are
on 6lr IN Washington
New-York tribune., 1880-10-08

RAILROAD INTERESTS.

EARNINGS OF THE ELEVATED ROADS.
STATEMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAN
HAITIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-05-20
Penalties.


.a The penalty of popularity is envy.
The penalty Of thin shoesis a cold.
The penalty of tight boot is corns.
The penalty of marrying is a mother
in-law. .fss, .se.f
The penalty of pretty cook is an
@mpty larder. 8"
The penalty Of a godfather is q silver
knife, fork and spoon. as.sau.1 .ii sasaa
The penalty OF kissing the baby is
30 cents (1 if you are liberaD to the
nurse. s.l,,.s ars .-3aq hi.s Il
The penalty of interfering between
man and wife is abuse, fequently ac-
eonipanied with blows from both. ia
y he penalty OF buying cheap clothes
is like going to law--the certainty of
losing your suit, and having to pay
for It. s'
p The. penalty of remaining single is
having no one who cares o button for
you, as abundantly proved by the state
of your shirts. asl iel .4stts /, 3, asi
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-05-20
NUMBER 5.

the case. Senator Cameron OF Wisconsin, also
spoke against the resolution. On motion OF
Senator Thurman the joint resolution author
lziDg court of inquiry In the case Of Thomas
WOrthington, late colonel Of the Forty sixth
Ohio, was taken up. The committee on mill
tary affairs proposed substitute paying
Worthington 1862, the amount to which he
would have been entitled as pay from Novem-
Der 2lst, 1852 TO March lst, 1858, had he
not been cashiered. Senator Thurman said
Worthington wrs seventy years OF age and in
dignant. The report OF the committee was
based on the military opinion that this dis.
missal was irregular. WOrthington was
thought by many to have done as much for
the success OF the federal forces at Shiloh as
any person In the army, high or low After
some discussion the committee amendment
was agreed to and the bill passed. On motion
OF Senator Voorhees, the bill providing for the
Congressional library was taken up. The bill
was amended 10 instruct the committee to re-
port upon the advisability OF erecting a new
building, the probable cost, ETC., and passed.
After an executive session pdjourned to Mon
day. .En
HOUSE, May Some discussion was
had in reference to the adjournment of Con
gress, May 81 The bill making appropria-
tions for support Of the agricultural depart
ment was reported, ordered printed and re-
committed. 1t recommends an apprOpria-
uon OIL Y|l3,UOO, being Sl2,oUO less than The
estimate. The House went into committee of
the whole on the legislative executive and
judicial appropriation bill. The consideration
of the bill was concluded when the committee
rose and reported it to the House. The first
amendm ent on which separate vote was de
manded, was that providing that salaries of
store-keepers and gaugers at all distilleries
that mash less than sixty bushels per day
shall not exceed $50 per month, while the dis
in md III
while the distilleries are not in operation, and
that all other store. keepers and gaugers shall
not receive pay exceeding $50 per month
when the distilleries are not in operation. The
vote resulted yeas 102, nays 100, nearlya strict
party vote. A motion to reconsider was tabled
108 to 100 No other amendment of import
ance was voted upon separately, and the bill
was passed as amended yeas l89, nays 12. The
consideration of the resolution on final adjourn
ment was taken up, and before a result was
reached, the House took recess till evening
to consider the municipal code of the District
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-05-20
Josh Billings Philosophy.

1dleness makes man more idle; if
idleness sets on twelve eggs she liz sure
to hatch them all out.
The virtews hay to be cultivated, while
the vices will gro apace if yu will only
let them.
Pride and ignorance travel hand in
hand; the more man knows the less
he IL sure ov it.
A modern professor would require
1000 pages to deskribe light, and then
would be no nearer to it than when he
started. Moses sed, "Let thare be Light,
God sed, and thare was light"
Atoms are respektabel, for it IL atoms
that make whole.
Ingratitude iz the kurse ov Heaven
to pay man for hiz ingratitude.
Crate buty in woman IL a mere sur
prize; her CRATE power lays in the good
ness ov her harte.
Tru charity il born in the harte, IL
edukated in the he'd, and graduates at
the hand.
Thare IL plenty ov scientifck men
who hav almost discovered perpetual
moshun, who couldn't repair a boys
paper kite, or windmill, to save their
lives. ......
The travellers in forrin lands mite
possibly be divided az follows: Thoze
who travel bekauze they kant keep still
-thoze who go bekauze others do
thoze whoze desire il to be seen and
envyed- thoze who hav money to spend
and the fu who go to learn bi COM
pareing themselfs with others,
Yung man, don't forgit this: Yure
ansesstor kant transmit one single vir-
tew to yu, nor one single ray of wisdum /;
money IL all he kan Civ yu, and who
knows but he got that dishonesty?
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-05-20
The Animal In the Box.

There is q sad young man up Michi=
gan avenue to-day. He got. up very
early on the morning of the 1st, and
rugged up box and hung upon it sign
reading "Don't annoy the baboon."
A great many people looked into the box
and, were. annoyed by .hoots and yells,
and the inventor of the sell was waxing
fat, when along came six-foot farmer,
with his weather eye open for living cu-
riosities.y When he saw the box and the
sign he hitched his team and made, an
inspection. There was no baboon in the
box. No, sir; there wasn't even the
faintest trace of one. The young man
was leaning against the fence laughing
his sides sore, when the farmer APP
preached and asked: ga TftyT.. a.
"Did you have any baboon in that
box?"
"NO, of course not. t., .. ..
"Then why that sign? If there is no
baboon there how can he be annoyed I?
I'd lick man who'd annoy baboon Of
mine." ...t Fl! ;.''. t'et s-''t
"Why, it's only sell, +" explained the
young man. 2sGa a.a1
"What's a sell?" as. -@at -n,7
"Why, to-day is April-fool day.
"Never heard of any such day in my
life. Young man, don't you dare lie to
me can take a joke as well as the
next man, but I can't be babooned to-
day or any other day. Where's that an
imal ?" f-@
"Never had any" ..... + : . En- ~, =
"Never had baboon in the box, yet
you hang out sign that people mustn't
poke him up and annoy him! Boy,
that's false pretenses p a1 has.
"But can't you take a joke p
GA Joke? Where is the joke in for
bidding us to annoy the baboon when
there isn't baboon within thousand
miles of us? Other folks may not re-
sent it, but I can't be imposed on with
out rumpus u
He hauled the box down, kicked of
the Stats, and then he picked up the
young man, turned him end for end,
twisted him up, and jammed him into
the baboon box. II was an awful close
fit, and there was heap of kicking, bnt
the baboon got there all the same, and,
after the farmer had driven away, they
had to pull the box apart to get the hv-
ing curiosity out. - Detroit Free Press.