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4 lotter from Lutltloti. written by Lucy II.
iur9ul,en Swedish prlu,a.dotlna lives IN u spa-
ol,ls all1 charming mansion tina retired mock
tn South knIlatngsoIs, otn6uwcrctl BY trees n1!a
with pictures and tnslufuiIy dceufAted with oil!
chsnM, artistic dvoppr!cs., eto.. fAuntl lNa.
W Whos0 1o @ oyes st a ,vs sv s 96sg ,gx ~ yi cs
Again | snt. an eager, excited school-Klrl, glnw-
tl,h wltA antclpntton III. tho Verge of ny t!isi
iho tn slot,lur 1s.ro III Us wblte sAttt, uripgr-
Ius. wtth green lcnvea Arft tiA,nunls ndurlng tho
abundant fatr hair, 9td tho gldsn thrill srsers
narvp1Lus. llAt incunl lpartt!o rutce, Muaeo toncs
wcr0 tn tnusu 1t the vetfet-tnrontod Patti ur tho
te e prvss s eow
old mon. wh0 knew Just IA tnuct aEa,lt music III
they knew or 6Anscr!. n*utl to sit With thu teats
WIS s,iusIna, II kaow that tuy issdscl',or iiy-
r'tscn idulnt my glr!lsn itlu'atry, changcl, n
as as Sehy liza e Tho ~ brs%
hair, WITH u, fow lines of silver alu'd lts locks,
wae sa wys y a sSes ss oso
iy is ever ii taoir expression anl Ia their sott
Iepths. Ut. illstro4s bluc, AZ ahs talkr
seo sss s'Ps ~ aas ~ s'sss S s ,ss hss
was familiar % Hs n & tao swe.i.sn sanxstrcss lons
a ss xscs II nSs .S 4 1ai
aiMi tho prutty German .i,otiu,yliMDto :" 81! q
Which useti 10 bs another Of tho l.,to pcoul,art.
tics lhAt w HutIced aud loved bVpuus0 thuy
wcro hers. escaped from hur lips A grand
pinnnfprtu In uno corner vi the r00m. and y
lasKu shreo.o!'arter length portrait OF hursqli.
hAndsou'eiy yat panly tressel IN i rlva biaok
silk, cust4 to tut taruAt with ctrAl buttons, Il
si,axl Of ull Cluny 'ueo WAS drsIpud ar,,und ilcr
snaulde!a. and sae wuru v1ry simple cap al
iins oid yenetHa gu,paI. Hao sltks !g warta
ruioeance t1 .thu wese0ms and tho worship u
h1d accorded y beg ~ byxoge !. Gars. but be,
, 1880-09-11
PENNSYLVANIA,
nELTzIIoovEls's LETTER.

BpttiaI Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
pIrTsnunu, Pm, Sept. 10.-aIr. Dultzhooy-
OF, Democratic Congressman from this Stale,
Is In hot water. Even members Of his own
party believe he wrote tho lettor rejecting of
the ex-Confcdcrnte funeral who Is ut the
head Of the Senate Committee on Pensions.
The Hon. Thomas M. Baync, OF tho Allie
gheny City District, said to-day that Dessz-
honycr simply told tho truth. I[o ndt1cd
that In humber OF cases Ut which ho Ind
personal knowledge adverse reports wero
made by the Sonnte Committee af:er the pcn-
sion bill had passetl t!N House. "There WIS,
Of WllllNm bryant, OF Tho lslack dit
mona S.ccl Works. Tho bill granting
lin, pension ,'asscu tho House unanimous.
y, a1li was relmrted, universally by the senatee
the House tolnMlttue wcIe 20 strong that
wllO werB opposing bills, Hntl 1t lt.d Its effect
III securing tlle IRssagD of tho hill without n
single dissenting yutp. Tl.ere leyBr WIS n
elnl'n w;sh supporte'l By ten witnesses, n,',oi,g
gems. might cIto otlIer casrs,
HIT THIS W1LI. sEliyE
as an illustration; l know TINT l.eltzhooyer
Ind cases IN tho llnMse enle'ldar, a!Mt l!o
Alttot uAfH, ,&1ht4 tAE4H nLkG1kNN5 ia HSNEt ~
ret them through tho House Committee, n,ih
that he failed tn the Seinto ls not unlikely,
Judging from experiences Of sucli gases 3s
lhut Af nryant.n
DO ynn think Re!tzl,ooyer would writu
the LETTER attributed ="
~ llAyu IN ,loubt that le would write inst
s!lel! lcttt'r. as lio ls naturally alM lnlp,Il-
s'yely IN honest !aa,'." was tho reply Ut d4e
:, Leading Deluuerata Of tlliS city berato
!teltxh00ycr for writing such lGttrr,. snylny
It will Mtldouhte.l'y hurt the party III tlIis
State. Tho atlalr Is likely 10 caiisu some
anhpl'lg, III which fairfield Will not lo tAB
sufferer,
us LEITKn.
stttta! DIpatth 10 Ihs Chitaqo TfthBns,
WAsHIsGr9S, ID. G., Srpt. l0.-Tho fac
ssim!ly Of lio letter written ty Congressman,
s!ases that the !set,ei Conurtss viii nut pass
Mislnlls fof unIo,, s4l.liers. un4 Which
Deltzho9ycr has declared II forgery, VIA OK
hlnlntsa here this AFTERNOON. by Government
sSpurts, aud compared with letter., igoll,
lIents. These experts DECLARE tlIut the two
letters Were written by the salle person.
, 1880-09-11

,t,..t.,,t, ..,a,,,i,t, II. tt,o f2n,,vI,Iicotu
an enthusiastic rsseptloh sy .lo Hcpup.,caI,s
fae,osy. and other points of Interest. Tho
f,rat r,,,, for t,nrt,e,d md Art',,lr was fred
t,'. ... R". ~. ',,,,n,, ~ ,nirn ,vas iman.
tl''s eVs1,R' wien ".o s"apa'xn "Hs ~, ." u.
Dubois Opera-r -rtousc. 4 street parade was
hrtd Tho hand. Rows In Hue. md Stalworts
',o;,,, m I'm ,,ronnss,on inv Cn,,nn, ,,riiv-
orn , ,,o,,urf,,I n,ft1rnse ,,nfor., 1orro nut1i.
~. ~ -. 1910 ta,.r+t, ,ro.n III. ro,.ons
enee' ~ y. sotiv icne.n sato nss ,.s, iI"s"n,
the Republican party Should continue In con-
trnD of tho Administration, Tl,o succch was
i;stcno,i n ,vith croot inturcat an,, ,vns Yrc.
..mnrti.. fnfnrr,Stoti viii, n,,nlnn.e r,hn
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repetition MI over fho district. Atr. FarWe!l
1,r.tls no introduction to the vnters OF tlits
hst.lct There mr. fcw %n u any; 'on VIZ M
md tllcrn arr few men. II my. who Gun draw
50 largely Npan tho independent yotcrs ~
o 1St'a ta r. e # = IN m,eos 1rw s ,' ,nc1
w. VS. of M is tiiso sii whoio i,ei, ST. FasweIt i rer
eafry tho election next Noyen,hcr a,d jl!nn nm
ss satSns at Sy ffe s os a pS'sn sroasss.
,llni, tho Republicans can nominate,
Of Mr.. iyasnurne little can bc salsl either
for Or aRninss l,ttn rs q candidate: Ihero
mr. m,ere n nt thc hnnis M 81 generous md grateful
tenp!o tlian Mr. Wasl,burnr. Ills life!ong
Ana nimnst nN,,San,neti rxpnrlsnee Y Nny-
rlatio! M to WEicI, i ic M stansis as Do the signers
Of the Declaration OK Independence to that
Immortal tiyclai nt'on Of PRINCIPLES; ,ls m
dnuntetf 9ntl lifelong persistent opposition to
al al a,In4 ,ss tnt G S"rIp &C. r pn4ss'y II s ea n1sts &
rapscsuat r the W ThIn i,tstrlct oi ti,is ssatc or
my. alstrtrt n tho Nation, in Congress. nut
,a T,l VI Van ' n sbtsw' bs etct sff saf Hsss sys
North Division, !, q THO slty,r md
am fully eanvincod TINT he Cannot, IT., 70 = the
fhfk hfN titr OK the S0tHsS4ot iHH Hiss EAil-
gresstu,nl District lle Is The mythical hero
wIto, Under the National ling tn rhrEs pro-
tcctesl tito Germans; but, for nil they know,
hc may be tl,crc still lie Is not personally
known to ttteln. Ile has mi, in his life, been
nssuciatet will, tho History Of Chicago. !tts
short residence In CllicnEo, his age, md fall
In. health, and hts rxcl,sivci,ess., hnye nrc-
vented his becoming familiar to them. l'0-
1iicaily. Ito Is only kllown 10 thoIn rs tho
friend md supporter 0t Grant as n cautlttlAta
fnr tho Presidency, which, atno.ig, the f1r-
p1gn voters, dDcs mt recommend him. Ills
present md urobnbie n1,se'lce III Europe pre-
| vents Il personal cnlnpaign:
In view OF tho wortl, and merits Of these
! cn,Mltttntes, Tho question 10 he answered. Mt
| tiia Canycn,,ion d! ths Till Inst. Is, Whlell
nilp Of their nunlt,er cntl curry tho district
fnr the pnrty9 al persona! considerations
must play second part III this nnttcr. We
| catlunt atInrd lit tie present critical con-
dltton Of tho nnrty md country to, speculate
upnn the availability Of any cand tdate. Wa
mist lave 4 ccr,aIuty, or nj leust as ncar I.
certainty as circumstances will permit. an''
tho 1lenrrst tu tllnt cnrtafuty Is tlle Olnltla-
| tion nf G. u. Farwcf1. l, us q tife-lDnE Re
| publican, ahoutd most certainly consider the
nomination OF Mr.. Wnshbnrnu II great mis-
tnkc, little lrss than itilr folly. submit tl!fs
for t!e cons!tleratIo, Of t!'ose who hnye Tie
nomination 70 make in tho "Thira CnnEres'
slonal District" JOHN ". KnEAMEi1
, 1880-09-11

shortly aftcrwnrtl. As the story gucs, llc
f,ah finally to be carried about IN lfttor, l,c
was su weak.
Tie lion. John q. Davis, Of Indiana. occu-
ptcd roons adjoining tlInse Of Sfr. l1arrIa.
TN tho unsntMg tllo duel should l!nyc been
fought, hearing Mr. Harris coughing. liz
went lnta his rntt,ll to ale II ilu wanted my
thing. lie nskrtl Mr. i1arrfs how lie slept.
Tho lattcr replied That tln laI Mevor slept
aon,,dpr, mid never felt better. Said
Mr. Davis: II fcar you, arc de-
cclyinE yoursclf; yon nra ton wcak
tn think Of injecting Mr.. EMgl!sat."
Mr. Harris prntrstrd tint tIe 1leyer felt better
IN hts lIfe. Sn!tt fA: ~ wrht through The
Mexican War, nntl think know something
nl,n,lt m,iskct, ntld SO s.,ra rs t}od Almighty
allows tho wnrll to- stand lnltg .a,iongIl for
M Il, meet f}llI English / will Kill hini at
nny rate. ne can't cheat MIC ont Of many Of
'rhc story eoes TINT Mr. 1larrls was on
liani, but English failed to put In ~ nppear.
ancr. In less thar q rnartl, M,or ttarr!s was
cnrrt"tl 10 ati llul.orGt grave, q ytcttm OF tho
fill destroyer, consumption: while from sDtlio
mysterious prnyi,ienrn English wNs spared.
] would like, Mr.. Editor, t.' know whit lina
Mr.. Harris. was TT Congress alltl frn!n what
district IN Illinois !lD cnI,lr. j. W. D.
, 1880-09-11

Br. PETERSBURG, Sept l0.-It Il said that
large purity OF h0rseuien attacked tho RussIuns
II kondlt KAlissl aad l3onhaasou, capturing
quantity nf attus and storoA.
tKOBeLKYF.
Tho Moscow 14xttss says tho report Of Qeu.
, 1880-09-11

Thoao who contesu plato specializing In stocks
will do well to rorrusppnd With tug rrputn9ls
No. IL Wall strcet, Now York. t'hls tlrn hAye
the reputation II glvtaR 9uusually sound adsioe
10 thUlr uut-pI towu customers, many Ut whom
have respsd lalgu rG!urls from sulall inYest
Wentx. :. ;,
, 1880-09-11
B1sIlVIA.

nEt1nAnE, Sept. i0.-A serious quarrel. result.
ing In the tcHth Of six 8erv,nns, occurred lH-
tweon Du1Rarnns and Snrynn pcnsants at
Eecnln, on tho dispGtel frs,ntter territory.
9 rvIan aHont at sophta will 20 to tho sutne Ut
disturbance.
, 1880-09-11

LONDON, Sept. 10-Tho steamer st. Lnuricnt,
from Ilarra. the 9Th rstnnt, for Now York, tnnk
ahout Glb,hD Ia gnti. About Enh,0o hae boen
shipped from EnRlan.! Tor tho wcek ending to-
tlHy.
nnITUAnY.
PANS. Sept. 10--Tho death ID announced 0f
jules Nfcch1ct, an ntniHcnt French lawyer, rKcd
n1. F1e hgtl bceu retained ~ tho leading cnunscl
fnr The lesilits tn their two sufta against tho
Government
, 1880-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept. lg.-A private letter from
n sta.sch Republican from Alaiue ,tnder tlato
Of Sept. says: ~ will start will, the pre-
d!c,son that Gov. Davis Is to bo REFLECTED BY Il
majority Ut from 10000 10 l5,000,-~s9lould not
be surprised Mt the lattur figure. The Stnto
Is alive, and with tic Stats steal, Soltl South,
rag-t,nby, So1on's s.ecrs, ETC., We are having
It quito sMltry. About ten duys ngn regu-.
one-qnarter Of tllu rcports are true, We shall
make Il tremendous galn. All live Congress.
men will be elected, Mlptf Fryn's ts1nlnr1ty VIII
be 2,500 Mt least. Speaking OF Frye, he IS
ycnr. % iIe Is Inc n'Sinstay III this State. Ills
llcstf0nea."
THE EAsToS ESTATE, AND MIR. #. H. EN-
0t.sstt'S CONNECTION TlIEtlEwlT11.
1b the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune.
ISDlASArofis:, lmt., Sept. 8.--MWch has
been said about A[r. W. II. Engllsh's peculiar
close-tistcttncss, mud how lo hns amassGd NIL
im.nctlsp fortune, ard until recent develop
lncnts In our own county I. for one. was led
TO believe that 1t WIS n.en1,s resorted to, by
tho Republican papers to Tcla1tAtc. OIL Tho
Democracy for the very unjust criticism and
abuses OF tito Republican atandart-benrcr.
Truth ulrl fairness being my motto III poll
ties rs well rs religion, md having heard
that there was n little crookctlncss connected
with Mr.. Eneltall, your correspondent,
repaired to the .habitntion Of tho parties
Interested who reside in Charleston.
: The facts gathered nro about M follows:
W. IL. EnglIslI's wife ss. n near relation to
tho lsaston family md maly ycnrs aEo
form of largo sum Of money. dug THO Eas-
ton heirs most nt whom resid1 In Charles
TIM asM Vicinity. ut.ong them being, Capt,
.!on IN md = Wil!iam Easto,, Eils!la Easo2!,, q or
gltsl,'s. ovcrraclnns financial tricks, for
which lle Is notorious lii I,Hiana, tho Eas.
toMs have never been able to see tho color Of
their nancy. being relative "a.l4 himself
to coll,ine,,co lcgnl proe0e,1lngs to recover,
but ilnyu rndcavs,gctl to settlu their claims
nnlcably>: hut, .despairlne. OF s,lcf, easy
results they Ilnally, placed the matter IN tho
hands ot Cart. $: M- shIeplerd, n, attorney,
iml|aiapoiis, "wlsosn wfa Is n daughter Of
Mr. ami Mrs. Compton," for collection. 1t
was 'sHrnsd tllrolgh Cant. Shepherd TINT
fm ato At If H%EIi s " Gts sf so ~ os s9
nfser, tlNIt Mir: English callesl npon tho Cap
tuln md affected lennrance n thu matter,
perhaps with Intention to blntl. liz said
Gap, s,1piord , nIersta I ,h.. yo of Sro
elal,n Hgainst 'ns In Goi,neetlon wltl. thg old
l,or4 retortc!:, ~ am not digging up
ca @ hHys exalied 4 tl,e y dsors f6st s y,
1t Inns Dren IN yn,tr iH1s 50tno time. riIe
easiest way tor YOU 70 n.n,laRe that would be
to lMy. over nlnnt $4,000 to $4,000 md not
by guilty Of ,ycry much pniaxer nbout T."
Shepherd gaye him .seclneA to remind hin.
TINT discretion WIS tho better part OF ynlnr.
AMI ~ lIo aroAy to dcpnrt 10 s9l't: "Well.
Curtain, w wIl Try alel ssttlo tug matter IL
, 1880-09-11
ITALY.

nnME, Sent. t0.-A stream nf lara fs ttsuihg
fron M0uni Vestvlua. neht tho t1uw rn'lway Il
tho crnter. Some imprlsiont vlstora have bocu
Injured,
, 1880-09-11

There can be M better guarantee y ths sauus
dies than tho base Hud 'th eaa slntiaGiohs ~
bem: A. there are Fhlso htsoiysnts hsasls hsa ~
and Pills, be sure end ask for HAhwaJA IN nv
that lss nasuv lladSsy" " On wbat yau laS'
, 1880-09-11
ILLINOIS,

aptetat D6pateh to 1'hs CAleaes Tribune.
EL0iN, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-Gov, Cullom arrived
III the city this noon, aud vas greeted With
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members was organized.
.-.~.,,.
,,x,r,,,..,cr, - onrrxn.cr .,,er,r
Col. Jesse Harper, OF l)ahF!lle' III, TWO
yenrs ago Grcellback candllate for Congress
in the Fourteenth District md now ono OF
the most enthusiastic APOSTLES Of tho M lat
innhcy' atrlveu III .ho Guy ~ ses.eaaa5, '1';, at
quite IN ovation in tho tlIngy back-room in
,,no,1o'artars ,av Lrts ''s'' '' ''A''''' S''''
l'est.aaa.ee'S ns ~ ~. - .,o ap. ,,, ,,,.,,,
Aftcr tho BULK OF the party hatl o'2zct!
him to de9tl' TnlnuSE reporter & ar"ppen g,,
crumbs Of lufornation. 'rhe Colonel stated
.,,at I,a 10 " iof. t,aoatmr .lo' Az, .. ,Sa,,t
tilas no lest .ea DecaeaF' @ nia'' Aus. .; wsi.
nofen 10 NastVine' tsH'a., suoseaue'ty
made \ few Greunback speeches ia tho " tic
.'..exS,, T., ,hn o,,,,tf,,.astor,, ,'o,t ~ thn
ftate a Mtcr tn soqk htremp 1oss f9ogh
!oMn spreagFs s tt.o te.hcn s,s Kosnei sps, ~
cnlm'nE u Msnset; t. Hi 1ii,1 VIZ a,, n ,.n1 tsl1 ~
n',uhnmn "'",I .o Il n"t n Eum,jnfl isoumtr noxt
week.
HWhat kind of n time did You laye il,
Alatnt,ln ?' 0,lcrIcti Tic scribe,
se@; %vs i; SnE t. ; sSfn r. tas {. r + the The
Mi / could Hnyu expected. There WIS no it,
e tempi 70 BRONX @ U aay # ny mee,i!!ss.". ~.
stats$, If $3,ays,ea taronra tho northern m md md
central nnrt OF tho Statc, and rkdo nineteen
j, sncccjcss. ST. mostly at bar6eciics." 'eA
HWhnt was tic sltuntIoD IL yni found t?''
largely i. tho nsccnicnt. THE G1y.enbackers
md Hspllbticnns oiltn,ltnber the Democrats,
md md in naly districts toy viii elect members
NJ fhn i'rulstntilrr.n
ffnw ia il with tho other part of tho
STINT an
stanle. III the ilegrocs is con,pnrett With tic
Wiitrs aro 10 i; 'dtul il, Tie southern or
n.aarIai 6eit,, the sugar zo1lo, tho blacks
"''iIo, "ilow do 10 lie negroes act along thereq"
is ow1ef 3 py 1 large Invp proprictors Thc negroes @
auythlng @ c!se, they are simply III a stNtG OF
sSr:ss ars oppose!i io y s ,! ben'oeTai'e , Palty;
| would yln]ly withdraw from the tyrpuulcnl
r,,ic Of lie lanttowners,''
49, nAIlo1'1aox A. e, st;ru sruFrISosn 1,S ,,a".o ,,o,
nothing al,oue iiis Dailot; rev OF tilo nlaclis
g.tt ren Or wIlte, anu WnenoYf! ny tney a;GpoSiit
snsitto m Taoeratc lcFet s fs oq Il SW WINK
| thu count is made no Republican, except aM
unedueatetl negIo Is a!lowe1 @ t. witness It."
"They are not satisfied wit, The netIon of
te fo r. s bcea ane to the @
The Republican party at te @ North sliotlltt ,,!.!
send Into tue South 39U O. ~ pcst aiad aolest
speakers. lnet ot Natlonal REPUTATION, ~ to
n ss'|ss roy y s Ssters % he country. Tiie %esroes
iioek oi sesp p 70 : nask ot , %oiyss" ,,,,,,.s,s
, 1880-09-11

FEVER AND AOUE cured for, ilsty ecats:
There II not rutncdlnl agent IN this Hur!u sllt
will euro Fever ni aqua and ~ "thcr h1a,9fs, IT,,
fevers .nide.i by iiAnWIY'B PILLS. 30 quickly
US sNADWAYS READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS FER llOTrLE.
, 1880-09-11

8 snhetefl's recall IA unfn,tn,lci l. On tho cOntrn.
~, II Ia assortcd In military olroles TINT npor.
TINT esonts are pending In tho .rans-casplan
region,
, 1880-09-11

of the Lt1ngs and Tubcrc1IIniis Fhhtais. scrnta-
a.Sypbtlpi1 Discusses. Wasting. Degeneration
pHEe ut Wntcr rtnsiautunetll's rrltrf A1ir,lrt
whrro cnthetcrs hnyc bern used. thus dnIu4
Hwny.Wttil tho pnlnfui operation Vt usMr Ties
and in alt cakes Dt
, 1880-09-11

Inflammation Of the Blada
der and Kidneys.
discusses.
Ono lNtttlc euutnins moro oil tho uCtlve prftIci-
pluA nj Me.ltetnes thnn Nny uthor Preparation,
1Mken IN cCnspn,t1f fiI 'lusea. wltIc nt4crarepurs
i've or Elk times NB much.
ONE DOLl.An PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-09-11

I THE OHHTEE.
LoFpos, Sept, lD.-Tho Duke Of Bedford has
boen mado Knight Of tho Order of tho Gar
| $nr
, 1880-09-11

- GHi Fol4 asUIsE MOHEY.
Special pspntth to 7he Chtfaao Tribune.
NEW EouK, Sept, 10,-One of the curious
stories floating nbont noI1tirui circjr. in
this rtty il t11at ttare IL n drcldcd distncfIno.
tim un,nur Dent,crnts who rar cnrtrlh"to
r. eon n,onns ~ tn,Iiona NV ,v,.a,, H. H..
:" 'e's ".oIs ~ tIu'anu' hHen '41' Dur
HUH Arr!'ca III thai State; Eo f0llntl tilt
lhltriots there wero looking anxfously 10 tho
"mo,ey kings" of tin Enst. whn,u tbnv
Ioyc M ronnI,, atn,cn,i IN I'm noet rnr . .,;,,.
H., ~ r...,i" ~, - ~ p'os ~ ,. o"F
Ws III l1hs's' II Wns mr. ltarhIn's intention
tn rcninin III the West until the October c1cc-
tons, keeping IN 4 coustai1t." still hunt.n
hnt tI,a HnyfrnnrIes nf tha eit,,n.
tI,t,n t,,+ L. Ie,,, e,. .,s,,s-"',
,'.' ,4n'' titt@ ~ IL ~" eAc"eq"oi- oi-op1lEeA
isl'l u turn about nld como
back Just when lie thought Ills presence In
thu West was most necessary. As hoon III
i. rotur,nH a o1,nl -, s,,tt,,, - +t,o ,,,,,,s-
ns .''"t"su 81, "1 s"lteu asctt's u u'o l.tit@
berS OF inc Executive committee, which
meeting WIS lle1d oil "Wednesday afternoon
to kccp tho proceedings from % tho m,bllc, MI but
p"'t!eu'"i's 1!oa' !'e'Ausio u ulcI o"a
party, a'"l reporters Ut tile neM0crattc ia
pers who put in an appearance confident
i!ut they wnuld be furnished with exclusive
rnnnrtu wnrn :. h1nfr.l !, H. tho io,do.+ .vov
:. 1.p". 20 "c.n o!';uc" .,' ~ 1AU ooH4est "ns,
IL stems that Wien thoy a'I got around
tic aablo 1sarntInl. undo Ills report.
1ie: declared the kituatInn iii Indiana was
, 1880-09-11
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Maine Republicans Feel
Assured OF a Good
Large Majority,
And Count Confidently upon
Securing ALI the Con.
gressmen.
The Cheering News Daily Re.
ccivcd at Republican Ma
tional Headquarters.
A Loud Cry for More Money
to Help the Democrats
in Indiana.
The New York Nabobs Who Are 40.
pea1ed To Fail to Satistac-
torl1y Respond.
Speeches by Secretary Sherman
and Con. Stewart l.. Wood
ford at Cleveland.
The Bettzhoover Letter Proved to
Be Genuine by Washing.
Speeches by Secretary Sherman
and Con. Stewart l.. Wood
ford at Cleveland.
The Bettzhoover Letter Proved to
Be Genuine by Washing-
ton Experts.

MAlNEs
THE WHITING on TIL: WALL.
Sptefat nt'plth IL The thieae. Tribune.
LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 10.-Tliore Is notl-
Ing hew til the political outlook. The Ile-
pnbl'cnns have their opponents now on tho
rul,' atld many tlcscrters are coming over
daily to the winning side. The effect Of tho
Vermont election las been marked III an in-
crcasctl enthusiasm OH the part Of the he
pl,blicans nntl Il waverlng IN the Fusion line.
There Is no dnubt tint II the rcnat1lderuftll the
time Of tho campaign was longer the Re-
publican majority would 10 hugely Increased
over what It Is HOW expected to be.
The cailvnss Of the Second District shows
that Mr.. Frye will hc reelected to Congress
By nearly J,ood majority. lie will run ahead
Of Ills ticket probably by several hundred
votes, and Mr. .FugR, the Fusion candtdatp,
WI! be scratched by many Democrats.
ke,lncbec County, which was tho banner
county nE tue Slate last year, will give 1000
nlufority. fur A1r, Ll,ldsay, ntd ho Will bo
Reflected from tile Third District by hand
5ollC vote.
1t Is believed TINT the Republicans will
linvu y 'arger minority: In tho Legislature
than for many years. They claim tflnt they
will hive three-fourttls OF the House n,d
co'tcetse only four Senators to the Fuslonists.
The Republican gnfns hnvc been evenly dis
tribute1 throughout tin Stute.
, 1880-09-11
WIRE GAUXI: OIL STOVES.
Tho Adams C WeSdake
WIRE GAUzE OIL stove,
ArTn0ur'S Flue Heater Attachment


Tic l,cat generated by tho flame Is dis
charged into this drum, which nffor.ls IL
considerable heating Surfucc. Tho flucs,
when they become wnrn', form a. current,
drawing In cold mir, which Is heated
while pnssimg through :; thus ,Ye hare not
only grcntcr heating surface, but tim ad.
.lItional nllfantagc Of changing tho alr by
mems OF ills current.
1t III Indispensable for heating 0nlees,
Rc.lraonts, Bathrooms, ConScryAtorics,
etc., Wtlero economy III space md fuel ii
desirable.
Ii Is inynl,1ahle for hcnt(ne Tim Dining,
Slltlng, or Sick llUom during tho chilly
mornings and evenings Of Fall and
Spring. Light md coinpnct, occupying
Int Ii lilo Rpuce, requiring no storep1pr,
1t run ho placed In any part VI the room,
Or 1noscl from one r0oM to another ut
pleasure,
, 1880-09-11
ANTIQUE. !.
MODERN
T lIr Ilit(Ir i G G
SP (GIEL&(N(.,
25I & 253 Wabast|-av.

Our stock for this season is re-
pletc with the finest selections of
Artistic Furniture of every de-
scription for Drawing-room, Ii
brary, Reception, and Dining
room. Many Of them are special
designs Of great merit, to which
we call particular attention.
Novelties in
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-27

Now for the purpose of ending this
litigation aud by way of compromine.
if Mr. COlman will pay me sS5. 600 and
the costs will throw off the sum Of
Sle.SlO and pay ny own counsel fees
aad satisfy this Judgment.
l have deemed it proper 10 furnish
this statement because certain interested
parties are indusirioasly circulatipg
throughout the commHaity false reports
cnncerging these oilers and my unwii.
lingness 20 accept them.
Very respectfully,
HENRY L. YEsLER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-27
CANADA FINANCIALLY.

Canadian revenue during October
amounted to $2,4s4.62i The same
during the four months Of July. August,
September aud October amounted to
S9.65O,2l5. This 10 at the rate Of thirty
millions per annum. and alsoat the rate
of seven dollars and . half for every
man, woman and child Of the foar mil
lion inhabitants Of the Dominion.
Considering three things-that they
have been in the enjoyment Of an I'M
broken peace FOR sixty-fve years. that
they have had great pecuniary help
from Great Britain. and that their in
come Is not up 10 their expenditures,
while the principal Of thar debt Ia IN
dergoing rapid augmeutation-and this
is not favorable showing. Our peo-
pie, south OF the line. who are bur-
dened with enormous war expenses,
pay only about six dollars per capita to
the Government, and at that reduce
their debt very rapidly. Excluding
these war expenses. our Government
expenditures certainly do not exceed
three dollars per capita Of the country's
population. We conduct our public
matters though in less regal style than
our neighbors Of the north. The Gov
ernor Of New York. which State has
over O million more people than the
whole Dominion, gets On annual salary
of $4,000. The Governor Of Canada
must have $4,000. The Governor Of
Oregon. with 10000 people. gets
$1,000 per annum. The Governor OF
British Columbia, with $4,000 people.
must have $4,000 And 1t is in differ
ences Of this character that the differ
ence in the peoples taxation 10 found.