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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
PRESIDENT HAYES ON TIE INDIANS.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. "a dispatch from
p ,nd Oregon "a, tne President aud Mrs Hayes and
party went by special train yesterday morning To For
rest Grove Washington County to WISH the Governmen,
Inalau school large crowd assembled there 10 meet
TIE party.
President Hayes made few remarks. stating that the
SD cia object OF his t. The wor n0s
of the school After seeing this indian school" ne
said mink II s ne feeling OF every good citizen that
IL was wise and JUS 70 make good cit Zens o. those
Indian noys ana lgls. We. good pdtrcic ChristidH
ucoplc should do best 10 improve heir p1Ysca!,
ln,ifa. aud moral condition. Giles or 'Amcn!'l We
s.ould prepare them become memners pi tde great
At,rr.c.ll raully. | am glad oregon taKeu "a
step ia hc rlgnt direction II preparing ln an 0Oys ana
.lr . 10 Dec me OOd aT-abldIug c4lz us.'
After Visiting .hc 5cIOOl me party Icturned to THIS
clty 4 . O'clock tucy took SPECIAL steam % Tor van
cuti,er " Irre vii be gucsts of q neral HOW
ard over sunday. on Monday iIG tney vii start
.Dr Wala v AlIa, returulug here Friday.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
c,pr1rrD AND THE FREEDMEN.

lrRom A sTAFr CORRESPONDENT OF THE ThncHEI
PAEstsvIIL1, OAio. Oct. LIS Is pleasant TO be
able 70 turn ASIDE Tor little While from the WoiK
of Gathering facts and opinions connected with ne
couv3>s ard measuring the strength or :hc op-
po,lpc forces nos contendiuG for the possession OK
tne Government to relate an incident which touched
decper feelings than often aroused b. pohtlcaI
STRIFE was at General Garfcld's home in Mentor
Yesterday. The fauilv, with a few friends were
gathered IN the p2rlor alter breakias,. when Two
c.rriares drove up. filed with coolcd people lhey
proved 10 be the Jubilee Singers nom the f'sk
University in Nashville. Tenn. OF course. they
were all Renub.icans and finding themselves, When
~ psiuesyllle +, near the home OF the Republican
candidate. they came 10 call upon him. Soon they
gathered around the piano and began 30 sing the
necnar pathetc religious songs oi their race-tncse
d ,r.;,A ,.,s'odlcs born of oppression, which ex-
press the longing Of the slave fOr liberty that
only hoped for IN the CHRISTIAN Heaven OF another
world The little company Of listeners WAS deeply
moved b. tic music the mcl0dous VOICES and the
earnest devotional expression Of the singers when
they were about ~ go they turned toward General
fairfield aod sang an impressive benedictiOn with
these words: d" The Lord be with you the Lord
yuard and preserve you the Lord lif mp His coun-
tepaDce upon Won. and give you peace" There was
silence for a time rs the music died away. Thea
General Garfield, who had stoad by the manel WIN
bowed head. spoke TO the band or singers very
Earnestly and sOlennly, saying:
NV friends Tor my family and myself thank
gou for this visit and for tJe songs y0d have sInS
WbIle | have lslen60 "a thought has come 10 ine
which may encourage you.
voice has gone forth before every great good
that was ever achieved IN tins world. voice iu
,he wilderness was the herald ot our saviour ~
the war for the Union The thunder or our guns on
thousand battle-Grlds the voice thft prepared
,h0 way for the liberty that came 20 your race.
Now frI~n is. the earthly savior Of your peope
must be universal education and j believe lAit
Vour voices are preparing for the couing OF that
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
4 NEWHANPSHIRE TRAGEDY.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., Oct. 3.-Tne particulars
OF .laJ q. p.us 10 nave been Just,raDic homicide
ne to this city forenoon. Si'urdAy evening John
Lhlns OF Dauvlle, was induced by Andrew Dearborn,
q notorious aud do ~,rate character to 20 10 house
several miles f9ou his house s'atch OF Dear
borus wife. EiArs- T'fc insisted going with the
yO men. and knUwn Dcar0Orn's character persuaded
her husband 20 ta6c his revolver wIJl h.n.
Thcy were unable 10 und the woman, and wihe re-
turning through the woods, lt being very dark. Dear
born suddenly asked ElkIus II lac had any money, and
sasd: ID yUa, you've g"t ID d",' az thc e'ie hnc
tr, Sg u..n 80 wIth VII pstocA! LAlns, wAo
m yously arm. ii I.Ul,cli a - Ike knocked MS
assillnt down. hrlEe bis ~kGI into twenty pieces AMI
flrel Two Hu.ts through nis head. H. ana his WIG
tucn gave te.,.y-s ap 10 GO" 5IcIt TIis "a me ac-
count OF Ac uHi.r lod 10; AIS Lalns. who is only
u-te.n yenrs l. aud the statements ar cOriCbordtrt
LY L Ins ,el:. wAD Ii w 1ty-J.c. Inc dead man
wac fUrt}-liyc years O4i.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

recollect one day asking German for his toasung z
fOrS-pOinting TO his sword-tO cut some bread wltn
The man ready 10 RID me up win AMER ne ne
considered me 10 have insulted his honor. Ihe
French Army on thc contrary was addicted 10 mi
age. which pracfised on ITS own cnuntrymch;
Some excuse for this ia to be found IN Is lack OF
discipline It's dlsOrganized condition and its need
of supplies. ,
g he Russian soldier IL perfectly qulet, dcciie
and steady creature. and a obedlent as dog 20 ms
officer, whom h. considers as his parent Ihe
officers are fine. gallant and amiabe men. but are
not nearly ~ highly educated as tue German
officers A. 10 the Iurk. left 70 himself he u one Of
the most brilliant fighting animals IN he world
but il problem whether. If disciplined AMI gwen
European officers his natural quantities Would not
be emasculated.
" have alwavs found the AfGhans to b" arrant
towards and their losses IN war are 2S RUE H.
tinitesmal. The Xulus the other hand, have per-
haps the greatest contempt iOr death OF any nation
Armed with compare lively iew rifles and completely
naked, they rushed up Ia the very muZzlrs ot our
guns al UlunG VITA bravery such as / never saw
before
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

LOED y, Oct. 3. l--O
Tie reports that Germany is 20 latng with Spain
for tae purchase OF Cruz lie AZldr Morocco
untrue
Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador. has mad very
cordial interview with NJ. B1rthesmy-st. Hiiaire, ths
French Minister of Foreign Afrs.
Tnr CorrcspoaeI,ctd rep3rts that the principal
bankers Of Barcelona ac~ negotiating with Wow OF
max a concerted proIO-a 30 tie Gov ernmeut for the
conversion OF the public IcDt.
BERMUDA, sept. 3O.-Captain Scdeley OF the bark
DANIEL Draper. who arrived hese trom New-Oreans.
says In thirty year, experience az sen never
nave seen tie wind blow Yoicuty 10 blew for -ix
nGl. Oh September > from i1 tn nOrl'ur until Loon.
The sen made breach over The sno fore and an,
and think II the gale had Ia. tei few Aours longer tue
vessel would nave become a tai wreck
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
ARRIVAL OF Mr.. FORBES.
WHAT THE WAR CORRESPONDENT SAYS.

WHAT THE WAR CORRESPONDENT SAYS.
HIS OBJECT IN VISITING THIS COUNTRY-soLDiER
AND JOURNALIST At THE SAME rrME-HIs "PIN-
ION OF WAR CORRESPONDENTS IN GENERAL
OPPOSING OBNOXIOUS MILITARY MEASURES
CONrARATIvE MERITS or GERMAN, RUSSIAN,
TURKISH AFGHAN AID ZULU SOLDIERS.
The weIl-known war correspondent OF Ihe
Daily Nclrs of London, Archibald Forbes, ar
rived In the city. on board the City of Rich
mond. yesterday morning He has perfected
arrangements with r. D'Oyley Carte to de-
liver lectures in the United States and Canada
during the season of 1SSO-S1. His first lee
tnre IN the United States will be in this city
in the course of the month. Before that,
however, he intends to visit New-BrunsWlck
and Nova Scotia. Mr.. Forbes is enjoying
good health and anticipates a successful tour.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
NOTES OF rHE CANVASS.

The Republican General Committee OF Long
Island CITY nave directed the primaries to be held n he
several ward. O.iober 3. 10 select delegates 10 the
County ana Assembly Conventions.
The Hon. W. o. Bradley, Of Kentucky, will
addre-. a meeting OF tuc Young Mems Republican Club
AZ the Mott Memorial Iiai this evening. Mr. Bradley
La- made a reputation speaker IN the campaign
During the Republican parade on Friday
evening in Newark Or. IN, who was mounted. was
struck in side and nca, hurled from hs morse by
Stone thrown pv sore unknown person from the tow
path Of the Morris Cana.
Many political documents were placed on
the -idewaI ID FutOu-st, PIerreuOntst., Brook
lyn yesterday. and persons gong nome from church
were osei vDd ea4psy secure specimen copies nciud
iug TEILUSL EXTRAS dud speecAes Of General Garfield,
fOr Sunday reading.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
AUTUMN DAYS AT NEWPORL

NEWPORT, Oct. 3.-Chauncey |. f'iliey, Of
g. l. us t. y. Plg'. Thomas Macy, MllsoI Macv, and
g. c. Bates OF Ncw-Y TX. George e.. G. rhal. " Ctli"r
Ma Arthur Il. Potter, London R.bcr A. Taylor, Of
Baltimore J. j. solomon and K. T. Cdsnmln, OF 81
LOUIS. are among bate arrivals.
Congressman Morton OF New York has returned from
hs Western trp ana .incd MS ainy at tHis pace. H.
ued.ts IL r,ee .0l and thinks EepuDli-
G as viii carry lldlpI.
The steam yacn. Poiy Hil J. a. Bonnet owuer. return
,e,e from New York tlls morning rod " she IN de a
crui.. ID the ca ,tWatl aud WI proa4oly return 10
N,gYork tonight. L-, evening sac D"at the steamer
,,rrm,uIc ,n coming uu { from NeW-GorG
Tr Hpl. @ ,Jrgc Btncr.it celebrate ma eig"ilriA
urtuAAv to-day. \ number ot ha ihlnltr Irchbs
a. a ,rn,,n tuucc- cai.ed aud tuolr respects
this eyyutns lac gave a Jinn.Ar marty
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
OCTOBER'S POLITICAL WORK
HOW 1T LOOKS NOW IN THE WEST.

HOW 1T LOOKS NOW IN THE WEST.
REPUBLICANS RESOLVED To ESCAPE TuF RISK Anu
AGITATION OF DEMOCRATIC RULE II PoSSipL'
A VISIT OF CoL0REn PEOPLE TO GENERAL "NN
r1E1D-ELEcrIoNs THIS wEFK-GENtRAL NEM'
The Republicans OF Ohio enter upon Tue
fast week of their State campaign with 'He,r
ewes open to the necessity of work anu "l''
their hearts bent upon winning the 'ic'oiS'
II Is eynected in Ohio that many OF the couh
ties. if not all of them, Will give ola fasnioned
Republican majorities y stan correspondent
writes that a company OF coioieo people
visited the house OF General U"rHe'u
last week and serenaded him. Tine General
came out and made short speech. Town
elections take place in Connecticut to-day
Georgia Will vote for State officers on Wednes-
day. Letters received at the National hepuOh-
can Headquarters contain gratifying news ABOUT
the prospects of Republican victories III OAlo
and Indiana
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
TALK WITH EX-SENATOR CAMERON.
oOKING WILL AFTER MS WESTERN IRP--CoNF


DENT OF REPUBLICAN Success.
Among the callers yesterday at the rooms OF the
Republican National Committee was the venerable
ex-Seaato. Simon Cameron, looking hale ana
hearty. lie has Just returned from trip through
the West having attended, the great meeting at
Warren. OHIO. He al.o went with General Grant ana
Senators Conklmg aud Logan 10 call upon General
Garfield at his home in Mentor, Olio. Ar. Came
rou speaks cheerfuly Of the oIiloook IN the west
declaring that the prospects fnr Republican success
we're never better Wherever he went he found
Republicans enthusiastic and hop,.Gi. ONO IS Ger
tan 10 30 Republican. ana be has great hopes of
Indiana, ne says, IN the approaching ei-ctlou.
1T y asserted thai Pennsylvania VIII 20 Demo-
CRAZE. WHAT truth II there IN that T. lie was
asked.
There il no chance whatever OF the Democrats
carryiuc Penusyl vauIa' The ex-senator replied 1t
Il g0,4i .orG rou-Inc majority tor tic I."plhlicau
ticket. have never ~'-u tn- state more iorpugnlY
aroused. Tae Republicans are enthusiastic an4
coniida MT Of tucces lhr Republican counties viii
al give their old-tlme m.jOritics."
Mr. Cameron ef: Nsw-lOrk Tor his home last
evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
TLLEGRAraic NOTES.

IRr-H LAND LEAGUE.
PrFFNr0 y. y. Oct. 3.-A Irinrn OF the Lana
I4ague va, orstalzoih re t0aay IAs k'v IionE MS
elccie presifcIt
GTFFALD's NEW EN tNING PAPER
Pf-Fr.At ~. o.. :}-Aa iIrfep- ICrut usDe-. -
be called ne EreANg fe.afdIh a. DO started here IN
Dout three Detroit parties. IL }. Dee ALL o. Ga"
~ NOT a DEFAULTFR
Nrw-OUIFAN~. De. jim a d.sDatch 10 The
Deao-r.f louisville j. r. AGO Naathr-au,. ~ Civtl
-- M make, tcni t showing tht me cy Is Indebted
10 hl after creliing Win the entire amount
claimed "a due r m I'm.
NEW.OHLEANs sUNDAY SHOOTING
NV OettANS la De. = A snort range mill
tary match between Ncw orleans ana Denver teams
ten mcn ytr~. ~ cen snots eacA uan cann on
tn1, .espcotYe citf - each tea Zach team SCORED
5sg out oi a pose Die 100, EiaalI- Q ne
ON VIcrORto's TRAIL.
DENVkR C,L. o.. 3.--A A. lJfae special from
sauta &c "a to Con s,oner have DrOaga tfor ma
I'm Ia m ta,o at FTd Colonel Bars command pa-sai
thrag the Cal.iOasa Mountains tO ~ large rtl sup
non. l. ba N.c.OlL NooHti N1srs SJilnAod
iug tno noIi hei ~ -li''h~-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
DEMANDING BACK THEIR MONEY.

The -ergeants, roundsmen and most of the
pa,roimen attached 10 TIE Union Market police yestcr
dav demand back rom Captain C1erGy the N 'ncy
paid by them flr political purposes. They sat mat
they had been Jed to believe that the list came
from the P0 ice Commissioners, aud that
the money was 10 be equally divided.
I'M "a the C0muis.Iouers. superintendent
and the inspectors mad d-nIrd all kno"ie.gr OF the
natter ih.y willing 10 Jet their money mao
tue hands of unknown persons. TIE Captain said C he
stu held the mOucf. Nhcn asked from whom he *
~ ceG orders aDout 70 ausvcrcd, 81 n0 at liberty
10 say" IAe then instructed aim not 70 part with
ffie rfftl
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
STATE ELECTIONS THIS WEEK.

The annual town elections IL COnnec tlcut
Will be he q io-iay. Town ofi Will be elected aud
local questions viii be decided and the people IN the
srateatlarge will vote lhe following amendment
II the Consutaton:.
Jdg.. OF the sunreme Court OF Errors and Of the
superior sAIll. up nom nation o t' Governor
br appo uted bv The GENERA Assembly IA such manner
as sntl. by be prescribed
These Judges are now elected by the General Assembly
after beng nominated ny party caucu-es The Cousu-
uou Of 1878 provides tuat al judges and jusilcfs OF
IN. peace snail be appointed by the General Assembly
IN sucl manner shall by law nc prescribed" Until
the adoption Of amendment III ls5G, the supreme
Court aud superior CCur; Judges held tner Offices du-
ring )od behavior all other judges and justices OF tae
rooce being appointed annually. The amendment Of
le56 tx.d tue terms Of Supreme Court aud SUI eror
Court Judges at eight years with the provision -aat no
lde should mold tie Office alter arriving at t5e age ol
seventy years STATE ofic r., Congrcssmcn and mem
bers of the LEGISLATURE Will be- elected 10 November
ONE FULL TICKET IN GEORGIA.
State officers and members of the Legisla-
ture viii be elected ia G orsa Wednesday (ne 6;h
ustj 1ut members Of the XLVIIth Congress vii no
IN. chosen until November TIE last LEGISLATURE was
Democrat by majority Of oil on joint ballot The
new Ioa..lture, which viii meet on Nov-nhet j. VIII
elect a United states Senator To succeed Joseph L.
Brown DcmJ (wnO was appointed by Governor Col
oujtt to fill TIC vacancy caused by tnc resignation
OF General John L. G0rd0I) ior me term ending 10
Ie-5 Tne Democratic State Convention, after taking
% .ueT ctual ballots, ado pied resolution prIy"Ins
tina. # no nomination Tor Governor was m'de Wter
taking three more b.l offs nnder tie twothIfds ruie
Governor c jldtt shuuiG b. resented 20 The people
for reelection. On The h'rtTsecOnd baAOt Governor
CoGutt ha0 21O32) votes OUT Of 800 VOTE" and under
t utlon referred u became ;ne candidate o. he
Convention. A mi.Orlty OF the Convention was dIs-
s9.l. ncI with the nomination, and at once h'ih
q lectlnz ana nominated e1Cuted States senator Nor
Wood Tor Governor The pres.'t St1te Itea-uIer J'AH
- utr.,k kqf lice ven
finn al. I'M, cr0snl thai no nO'linatOu fOr the head ot
The ic.ef had Deen made, i independent CANDIDATE
for REELECTION Unsuccessful efforts wc.c made III thc
H4uubfc.u Con, entOu 10 secure tlc support OF tAe
pa4,y tor CaGutt Norwood, Uut the Convention D.
ciGed to maat uo'niua ions The Prohbiuo'ists de
c.l De-. o nominate state ficke,, the ground that
the LEGISLATURE the last taree or frnr years,
Ls cEr,rul.y passed all reasonable Temperance meas
ures" The candidates before the people are:
Ogg,gitfOn Dffn0crqtic
4 cor>ryoy Thomas NJ norwood All ed - COq q.itt.
..+,c., .......---.. Barnett
- reAt
T~r4.,.sr tJOLu " Heufr0e J.. n. -pctr
f.f Ngr.r
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
CGIAEs ND Gi>UALTTL,-BT TELEGRAPH
KILLED IL 4 -Arnns

DrNVFR Coz. Dcf. 3.-Lt-t ngIt james Rock
,ooi vas shot ard Killed asalO,u by james Kennedy.
scALDED FEOI A BOILER EXPLOSION
Ct>CINN IT, O--. 3.-At L m~T'f. OuiO, to-day.
,ier m the Enterprise H. urng MIL e-ponsd. badly scala
M tvo bows. James Fisher mi Milton Arnold
PASSING COUNTERFEIT q ~.
Cr,CrNNATI DcI. "a speci3l . Itr Fd-tNc rom
riu.lav On.o, Henry Eonna-tr aud simon CAskcY
have been arrested ior pt-ang coune ret silver COIN
LOST HER MA~TS AND KEEL
p,.r ~ OCT 3-Iht schooner " trV Am 1nda, At
nj ucs 4. A. tipped The i.ling ~
r.is m n IN and both mIsts and eel were Dr0aca on
MURDERS HIS UNCLE.
81 IYrr,s Oct. 3.-EdwarI Jpucs, tw"niy-0ne
- aid vesferdly shot Andrew Finley hs uncle,
lem III killing MIN instantly Jones - stlA AZ 4fsG
FOUND DROWNED AT sfLVERrON, n
SuvtRto. y j.. Oct. 3.--Idc u0iy oi . man.
e ~ e mat Of Lewis Ataorton, of Scra ton was ioun
~ Frtav night Green idse Greek Ii had been IN the
WAGER ABOUT tn0hth
SALOON KEEPER MURDERED
CtY,JNNAtI Oci. "a y .clii 10 Inc commercial
g., V ,.ou Olip REPORTS ercnng John Mairre
.io,n hTOAt Dy Of ro4gns whom
hs nSl put ouI OF his place
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
PATERSON cHUAcH DEDICATED.

The new church Of the Grace Methodist
Epscopa soc.ety Paterson n j. erected m pace "
one destroyed by in Miy. edc lt"d Tester law
The sermon was preached by he Rev. Dr. G. H. WHIT
nry. 4 memor al service ~ th' sunday schu" was
bed nm tua De- 'teruuun Addresses IA de by toe
Rev : T. Hammond. rhe past"r John Gil nOs. ihG
supcriutendent Charles T. Hppsou, aud =. ". ihomp-
sn, me secrettrv. rne Re-. Henry speAIDcyer, Of
lzipefA y j. preached n tre evening
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE GAkIBALDr SCARE.

INlNIIINl 1IUNIlIIs JEIs = I1@J
telegram from Rome to The Standard
slys; Genera. Garioadi 10 Genoa The Oapt
tai G3rbl lldP, organ SAYS ihc Ministry need aOt lear,
Gcuera GaubaldI'- patriot 'ir IL above suspicion.
The garrson at Genoa has cOnsd raoy 9Th.
ened.
Tnc Italian Cabinet Council has resolved 70 reject tb1
pctOI OF The fourt Deputies from Iaglra for tha
release OF NjOr CnZ!O. General Cf1rlba d.. s0n-nav
NdiJt CdnZO Is M.JOr tue Ital an service He vas
condemned 10 three nths imD. .ODn n"ut for partic
kasOn IA the disturbances az Genoa ia-t year.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
eERrOrs FIRE IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNArI, Oct. 3.-TwO boys who were
smoAng clears III an old stab E. lear James MacEs
pyard On tue river front ths afternoon accidentally
Sc the sta0le on fire. TIC hlmc3 >Pr, All 10 hscSs
property. md his extensive slv nil. ssh and blind
fle.prv ani rye qlantItv OF lumbcr. were burned.
The o22 coo insIred Tor apJut -l2Ooo u Local
companies A number OF lramru. 4lt jon q. COring-
tol an Insurance adust.r uvng near tie scene we're
overcome by the iAte1sa bets.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GRAND NEW-JERSEY DISPLAY.
A LARGE NETTING LHD PARADE n PLEASANTViLL
LEY rLLEanArn - rns rnmuyE.I

icy TELEGRAPH ID TIE TRIBUNE.i
ATLANTIC CITY, ~ j., Oc5. 3.-the largest
Republic ~ ne ting winch las been hald Atlantic
Coulty 1864 asserlel ia Peasautyl1 yesterday
lftcr.ao1 ,uI rvrnnE Dccg4uons and uniformed
cubs were present from every township IN tlc county,
and in tle evening parade tlcge were about 1O0O
torches IN me.
Addresses we're made BIZ The Hoa. f 4. Potts, The
candidate ior Goveruo~ te Hon. J. Hart Brewer cand
dat. FOR Congress IA the III DIs-rc-; t., HIu joln j.
Gardner. candidate for .e Senator aud Geors" EivIn
candidate for A-seiub y. sPeecnrs were aso made by
the Hon Rush Burscss OF Ylsgias, and Dr. l. X Red,
~ Atlantic Cty.
Five thousand poopc were the grounds in the even
ing and the RepuDlclu. D. Atlantic Comfy are clud-
dent OF & wing 4 heavy majority To- the Nhoe ticket
HIRED FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE.
Patrick Nonahan. who lives IN Sacond-ave.,
called on a rJmueu Repub IA this CRY ycs. cidl.,
and Wen the bell was answered. the following couyer-
s.Jioh took place;
Good ,uorniur, General" said PAT. with anxious
lOok upon his f1ee.
Gool morning. Plt' responded General -;
What can I do for This mcruiug!"
I hear that the E,uu5licaus viii nave q great pro-
ce~-.an when Grant comes, ana called 10 see n vou
diiu't want 20 hire some 20 march with you and
carry torche4.'
" We don't hire Icn 20 march with Rcpu0Nc3ns,' was
the rrult. " Iosc WHO march are volunteers.
lily. - aud ca. for carving loren for the
ID mocrl;- tic u.-ht of Boss Keys radr." said PAX
richer thau D-l,crAr. might -eJ 80 ami coat
for carrying tOrca "neu General Grant comes here
He WIS informed that Rrrubncan procrssions were
cpiupuscd Garfield ana Arthur men. who M 'rched nid
carried a torch because theF were lOtu kepuphcau-
On receiving ms inlJ NATION Phtick N"n"hlh
ecratc Jed a. heat. tu-urI on h- heel ana slowly
vaIke1 down tie steps mumblag 10 himseii; " ILe
T. publ CAM not nali 80 good ~ amocTAts. Iue
Al Il d cr y n "A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
PloB4BLE MCRDLF N cHGIsrIE STREET.

In a drunken fcnt at "a Chrystie-st
last NIGHT. Thomas Gully, a lahorer, fifty years
Old. was beaten the head with
soda-water bottle. receiving severe, ugly bruises
He refused 10 go 10 the hospital at
The time. but made charges against William
Weldon. OF No. 500 MaAison-st., and Charles
Basch OF No. 81 Cnrysue-st., who were
Mckei up for assaUltrng him. Soon after
uIduIlsht hemo.rhag, set 10 ana Gully taken
to the Chambers street Hospital apparently dying
from ms irllrics.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE FIRE RLCoRD.
4 yEw.oRLEANs norEL DAMAGED.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 3.-At about haif-pasb
O'Clock ia morning fire broke on; in the auu Ivy of
tle : Charles Hoe. THE ladIes ordiuGry. 0f tae
uanGsoue-r dung-rooms m the cornry, and tHe lis
t0rca psrlOr =. COmm"n-r. Wing ~ ne bOfci,
we're consider tDy damaged Dv Wa-er "a" nfsi alarm
Of fire created e Dunic among fh" inmates. Dut order
-l- su0n re- 0rrd hr james T. Day, ~ The Board Z
Underwriters examined TIE premises TN, afternoon.
and tAiuks $4,000 VII cover tAc entire loss. lho
business OF lie .Otel .ll 70 uu Ls usual.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
ROYS CH4RnEN NlrH cElME.

The police of the renrh Precinct were m
formed lsJ u.ghi Jhat li,tic Etu ugm"t lane Wars
was dying II tenemeHt-aou'e a -. ist2 Ed'id-e-
ST. frcm he effects of assault ilae er oy ionf
BOYS " EO lycd ia the hnildlus. surgeon. whn
Wa scut 90 examine the Etr rep t" tat ih hs jag
mcut the gal was wasting AWAY ~un c,n-amp.ion'
Three boys. Wbi-e a-es RANGE uOn LLie g" fourteei
ye.rs were arrested. however, IA tLe char%e made ~
fl.r gl.p. hrNthrr.