davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-24
weekly Kennebec Journal,

pubished every Wednesday morning.is the largest
io rsper In the State, containing news, political
ss agricultural and scientific matter tales, poetry,
ssaio,es household matter, markets, &C., &c.
Tsrms s2 per dnnnM IN adraRce.
transient Advertisements, 500 per inch y nrst
sk 5Ocents per week for each subsequent In se,ion
soeeia Notices, $50 per inch for first week; SO
!. ds per week for each subsequent week.
Rusiuess Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
linz for first insert0n 10 cents per line for each sub
sequeni insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-24

1bs Kennebef Jonrnal.
,.n,ished at AvGUsrA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
.frourt, BY sPRAGUE soS.
oaily Kennebec Journal,

,..,ed every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
s.ssst news by telegraph and mall. gives reports
srsrtets and has carefully prepared political and
~ articles, and a generous amount Of farming,
'sae IN and miscellaneous reading with full cempia-
I'm of State news
~ T.,ms. m Al per annsm in adoance, 4s If payment
-. made within the year: Single copies cents to
% "a al the bookstores and at this otice.
.Sserisements inserted on reasonable terms. Rates
M Be had on application at this once.
, 1880-08-08
CHICAGO VS.. BOSTON.
Sptcia{ Dispuirh TO 1hr chieaao Tribune

BOSTON. Mass Aug. lit was again the fort
unc of the Bos:ons to-day to be Obliged to take
their first turn nt the bat, and they had their
accustomed Saturday luck. Burdock led OF
with safe hit and ran to second. Flint tried to
cut him Oh. but made wild throw. and Bur-
dock scurried around to third Jones hit hard
and Gore missed the ball. while Burdock crossed
the homo plate The noxr three men were quick
" retired. and WAS left at second. The Bostons
made another run in ths sixth inning on
II two-base hit by Richmond. and missed
fly by Quest In the eighth inning enabled
the Bastoas to make their last run. For
the Chicagos Da1rymple led In the first inning
with buse nit, and scored on wild throw by
Powers. and Williamson was put out Mt first. In
the third inning Powers a1utfed Fipt's strike
and the latter secured first base. Qiest made a
base hit and Dalrymplc two-bascr,
sending both Flint and Quest home.
Gore followed with a safe one, and
Oalrympic scored on an attempt to put him out
at second, Which was successful. The next
two men were quickly retired. Kelly scored in
the seventh inning Oh wild throw from Rich
mond. muffcd groundcr by tho same iudivid-
ual, and safe hit by Corcoran. In the eighth
inning. safe hit By Dalrymple and 4 double by
Williamson brought i'll their last run. Anson
wns the third man out, as he WAS caught nap
Rg # first It By Bond a1d ao! much to
caught in the same way BY Powers in
the sixth inning. In the fourth inning. when
the Bnstt,ns were at the bat ana James q f1ourke
on f1rst base, sutton bit a hot one near second
base and Quest. who wms playing right short,
made sharp run, secured the ball. aud tossed
it sharply to Anson. completing as handsome
double play as WAS ever Witnessed, he retiring
9 oRourko and Sutton. nalryu1pie LED the hat
ting for both nincs- Jones aud Gore made
splendid running catches.
THE SCORE
, 1880-08-08
GOOD ENOUGH !.
Decidedly Pleasing Results Of the I
d Q.,4 New Move.

Decidedly Pleasing Results Of the Il
T. 0.'@ New Move.
The change in policy on the Baltimore i
Ohio Road has been attended by results
which cannot but tend to still greater pro
gression. The inauguration of the fast
train contest was grand move, as it proved
the old road to be the model fast line Of the
country. Rival lines attempted for a time to
compete, but somehow or other one after
another fell back in their old ruts. and the
Baltimore & Ohio still t1es the proud banner,
Seven Hours Ahead" The increase Of its
passenger traffic has been great, it not being
by any means an uncommon thing to run its
regular trains in two sections. Extra sleep
e1s have been added, and where once dining
nails were scant of consumers and prov
ender alike there are now numerous par
takers and a plenty at once delicious and
stomach atisfying. The improvement in the
eating stations has been no more marked
datton. Very many new coaches have been
added to the equipment, bright and luxuri-
ously appointed vehicles OF rail travelling.
and the satisfaction they produce is worth
millions to TIE Company; Ton upon ton of
work still goes bravely on, though it take all
summer and into the fall. There is no room
for Improvement III the motive power Of the
road, the Baltimore &: Ohio having for
years been noted as building and running the
since an engine on the Chicago Division ran
ninety-three miles in ninety-eight minutes,
and this, too, without any special prepara-
tton. The monster new transfer boat taking
the New York trains of the Baltimore g.
Ohio across the bay at Baltimore has proved
q most unequivocal success, doing away, as
1t does, with the old transfer through the
streets or by tunnel under the city.
, 1880-08-08
BASEBALL.
Last Weeks Play Leaves Chicago
Twelve Games in the Lead.
Chicago, Providence, Worcester, AMI
Troy the Winners Yesterday.
Play to Be Resumed This Week on White
Stocking Park-BaIf Gossip.
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP,

THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Tho race for the League pennAnt remains as
much a sure thing for the Chicagos as It was q
week ago. though their lead has been reduced
to twelve games over Providence through the
lt,ss at three gArnes out Ut the six last played
twp with. Providence and one with Boston,
while Providence, by beating Cleveland three
strsright this week, has gained 4 clear lead
Of three games over that club for Sec
ond place. and will hold it to the end
unless Cleveland braces up and does more
Of the strong work that 1t Is capable Of. Troy
has forged ahead into fourth place. being even
with Worcester In games won. and ahead one in
games lost Boston has dropped back to sixth,
and Buffalo and Cincinnati bring up the rear.
But 1t is now to be considered that out Of the
th1rty-two games yet to play all but ntne will
take place On the Chicago grounds. where
tho White Stockings hnve thus far
lost not single game, and where
they, like all other teams, always play
their best and strongest game Of the nine
away Trombone gamesyet to play six are with
Buffalo and Cincinnati, and come under the
head OF "easy ones: and the other three aro
With Cleveland, and they too ought be easy con-
sidertng the kind of play that team has been
doing Of late. So It will be seen that there is
hardly li-iDy chance for Providence to over
haul Chicago. The condition Of Affairs at the
close Of Yesterdays play mny be CLEANED from
the following table:
, 1880-08-08

>tesscnfng. tribes OF savages and Nth the
ts ts5s,ematis Of abomtnabte orueltfes
-, bazouk. clever and authoritative writer % in
the 4refra3ian Magnzine On this suhfcct saws.
aha13 hrr9oabls 40 worse system Of dealing with
that in use In Australia; and tho system ia
Prooap!T worse at the present time than it ever
was. our authorities maIntatn. systematically,
dealtnR With the first residents, and that is ex-
Termination. This action, as a policy. /. of
course Ga ne'ther professed nor acknowledged very
HhetY tne circumstances In connection with It
are not even known to many Of the functinn
ar1es WHO conduct the formal official roltin;.
u aut q Bill me work R,es on regularity" he goes
oa 70 aescrtne tho nodns operaodi, With ali the
geaphtc Eivsdness of one who knows bis facts
ann a. can yonch fur their accuracy.
Inat tne picture is not over1rawD, my own
experience and knowledge bear witness Not
long ago near Cooktown. almost within gunshot
OF popult'us town. whole tribe 1T ps,or bIack
fellows were shot duwn in cold blood Several
OF the wretched creatures, TO escape the bullets
~ lne pfhlce, SWAN out to SEA and never re-
turned TO shore The sharks probably had
ana a1asf cdrem W. Of p9Fty Of men wopen
women and one child were allowed to escape the
reyolvers and "persuasions of the police.
% On nnother occasion IN Northern Queensland,
net and determined to hunt the blacks out Of
were srne tb PaTy as The
their expedition. They were not desirous
Of making cap1fves. They did not know tho
guilty parties. Their object. was to take black
1o''ent suffered with the guilty. Could the
derocst Corsican vendetta, stretched to its ex-
tEomest limit, equal this? Our brave guerrillss
we're sober British subjects, not Indians on the
w'tr- path, not Zulus or Arab s1ave-steulcrs. but
Queensland bortlerers.' They came upon tribe
Of blacks camped near water-hole. us the Ia
goons or desert pools arc there cniied. Fearful
of rcrTfsals, if they we're the guilty parties, or
xhites, the black men. many Of them, took to
the water. and, diving like waterfowl, tried to
'Iude tho bullets of their foes. 1t was vain
l0pe. Our gallant band Of white men sur
the water-bole and deliberately :, pot
ed" the poor w1ctches, as thes SWAIN about in
Wild terror, and in that nne water-hole nfty
>lack fellows wore murdered In cold blood by
hese heroic Pioneers Of proeress.
, 1880-08-08

vii only havs to deal ,a with sasss generated
where the drain runs through. there shouid be !,
brunch taken from ,o3,, the nh drsn and from hi.
iron should be extended up through tie kitehen
eh!ney and run %p aoouFh or9 the toP Of
This pipe will be kept heated the Greater port of
the time. thus radiatipg TIE cold air forced into
may be generated in them. There Should be- @ n
f1lly .h the sic of the water
fully four feet above the roof and bent over
Waste pipes from wasa-basn. and sink and
a proper rentijating system of pipes. also fre
tending up through the root or chimney rs abt,ra
described. Catch basins are universally con-
demned by the Intelligent members Of Tie BRO
fession rs an abomination, though, under he
present system, Of sewerage. they are to be-
trcG1cd as a necessary evil: The ontr th.np to
be- done is to keep them clean ana Tel vi vantie T.
lated, by allowing i current Of fresh air to nnss
through them by an outlet aud an inlet.p;ness es
thus preventing the generation Of gases in them,
Besides this, they ought to be cleaned at least
tNice year,
, 1880-08-08
SALT RhEUM ON. BODY

And Lfmba-0blfgcd to So Abou Crutch
cs-A Wonderful Cure.
Messrs Weeks l. Potter-Gentlemen: In
Justice to those who may suffer as / have suf-
fered, and us grateful ack knowiedgmcnt of the
cure have received from the use Of the Cuticu-
III Remedies, / voluntarily mako the following
statement:
have had Salt Rheum on my body and on my
leg In a very aggravated form for eight years.
No kind Of treatment or medicine, or doctors.
duriuX this time did me any permanent good.
BY friends in Maiden and elsewhere know that T
huvc been great sufferer. and that my condf-
ton at times has been such as to make me de-
spatr Of ever being able to find Il cure. or even
relief. In fact, when begun the use Of Cuticu-
I'll my, limb was 80 rRw and tender that could
not bear my weight on it without the skin crack
Ing and bleeding. and was Obliged to 90 about
Oh crutches. l commenced to Use the Cuticurn
in april, and 1T once realized its beneficial ef-
fects 1t gradually drew the Inflammation and
humor to the surface. aud, as fast as 1t ap-
peared, heAled it. At times large quantities
would come to the surface, causing burning
heat. Inflammation, swelling. and itching, which.
under the constant use Of Cuucura, would rap
idly eubsfde and heal. Each time these out
breaks grew less ana less severe, and finally dis
appeared, leaving me perfectly cured. used
the Cutfcura and Snap live months. and tnok the
Resolyent most Of the tine> which were the only
remedies used. think the Resolvent q very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take in
such extreme cases as miue, because the disease
is SO weakening to the system.
Very gratefully yours,
Mrs. ASA r. BROWN.
Maiden, Mass. Oct. Is, 1878.
, 1880-08-08

BALL O&}~NlFs
Keenan,, late Of the Albunys, Is catching 70,
Tho Illinois Central team defeated the Cen,
| tFal Parks yesterday afternoon by score Of X
TOT.
The Cleveland Club has been sued by couple
OF lnwyers who want to recover their admis-
sion fec.
coming pitcher Of the defective vision but subtle
delivery"
Joe Miller, second besen1an Of the Indianapo-
lis Club in 1876, Is keeping hotel at White Bear
Lake, MINI.
H. B. Phillips VINO skipped out With $500 be-
longing to the Hop. Bitters Club. or Rochester,
has not yet skipped back.
with Gore seennJ. Burns is sixth. Dalrymple
seventh. and Anson ninth
The Bay City Club, Of San Francisco, have dis
banded, and McVey and others who have written
contracts are to he sent East
Williamson has the best record Of any third
bascnan in the League this season. His per-
Ccntage of chances accepted Is BUS.
The St Louis Globe- Democrat says there Is q
strong probability that %1evl,n will do the pitch
ing for local team in that city next year.
- The AccliG nine Of the Board Of Trade de-
B, and yesterday the Qui Vire nine By as to II.
Last year, up tc the LIST of August, the Chicago
Club hAd won "a and lost L. games This wear,
up to the same time, the Club had won Il and
lost Q.
The Boston Herald denies the statcrnc ut made
that tho Boston Club owes Its players back sala-
ries; All the men have been paid up to date.
Glad to hear 1t, and hope it's trnc,
Jones, Of the Bostons, has made the greute4t
nunher OF total bases On hits of any Lenu1lo
Payer mi9h M smd Of
Tho Cleveland Leadcr is in receipt of a private
dispatch which saws that GfHsscnck Recently
, 1880-08-08
SKIN DISEASE,

a Severe Case of Five Years' Duration En-
tlrely Cured
Mcssrs. Weeks & Potter-Gentlemen. For the
benefit Of the wnrld [ wish to make this state
ment: Il have been afflicted With skin diseis<
Tor about five years, and have tried almost
everything that could hear Of, without any re-
lief Whatever, until saw your Cuticura RcHle-
certify that only used them about six weeks
until / WIS entirely we'll, but before | COM
menced using them my face, breast, and buck
were almost solid scah, and often scratched
the boud from my body. am now entirely
we'll. and think your Cutcura Remedies are the
best for skin diseases that we're ever brought
before the public.
Very gratefully yours.
F. 81. FOX.
Caddo, Ind. Ter, Feb. at, 1873.
, 1880-08-08

Daniel y. Russell, the second Of the long
line Of husbands made famous By 4dah Menken,
Is pauper in St Louh4
Uaying celebrated her 21st birthday, Mary
Anderson has gone right to work again, and will
start in the mile dash at Brighton Beach to-day.
From the number of wealthy Americans
visit NJ Europe this summar, the old masters
will be kept humping to supply them with pict-
ures-
*.*Jirn st was very wrong Of you to use
your dear sisters diploma for drun-head. Cut
up into strips and twisted fine it would have
made perfectly lovely fsh-l;ne.
The poet SAKE has long been untitled for
literary WORK BIZ nervous depression. He is nov
confined to his hnuse. and has not gone out for
many months without an attendant
t"Milwaukce Merchant ''-Thero is no
truth in the report that Chicago specuiator
has hired hall and will offer a prize Of $1oooo
to the woman who goes forty days without
speaking.
Gambetta's notions OF things arc not so bad.
At the Becvilie f3te he WIS welcomed by three
beautiful young ladies' dressed in red. white. and
blue, and at the conclusion OF their address the
old hirt actually kissed them.
4 New Jersey farmer heard strangenoIse
among his hens one night seventeen years sEo,
and he tired a shotgun IRON his bedroom win
dow. The other dHy he received $500 from an
unknown man. stating that having his legs filled
With bird-sho1 had made nm honest nun Of him
and now as be WAS about to die nc desired to re-
ward the shooter.
Recent gems By Mr. ChlIds:
farmer who itsed neaF E: San;aekst ~ : ;.
ie always The way;
For shower. il comes s by the bucket"
Ping The he'll fnr ,!:tle Geore1e
He Is In vacant lot.
Keep our dasiinrs s. supper m hot
A beautiful girl worked hard in Boston !
photographers shop, and her health was not |
equal tn the exerron: but she was the afianced |
wife Of Chicago strect-car conductor, and she |
looked forward hopefully to having home Of /
her own. for he was making money, and was !
soo1 to return for their marriage. But his dead /
body came instead. Nothing Is left for me to
live for" she said to a friend. and within |
month the unfortunate girl was married to a
4ty-goods clerk. |
Sing song OF shotguns,
Pocket full Of knives;
= Four-and~twcnty black men
Running for their lives;
When the polls are open.
Shut the njggers mouth
Isn't that bully wuy Il
To make Soiid South?
Northern sympathizers
Making speeches chafy}
Major-Generai Hancock
Eating Rebel tafy;
English In quandary
How to save bis do}larsi
Along cnmcs Solid South,
And fits lhem all with collars.
,-Chnucer.
, 1880-08-08
LAUREL HILL.

Heavy Purchase by the City OF Coal
from W. r. Kcnd q Co.'s Mines
The City of Chicago Yesterday awarded con-
troct to ", P. Rend s. Co. for twelve thousand
tons of coal from their Laurel Hill Mines, Penn
sylvauia, to supply for the next twelve months
the West Side Water Works and tha Fullerton
avenue conduit.
This contract was awarded to this firm On ac-
count OF the great superiority OF their coal over
various other kinds Of coal established fn a
series Of critical and scientific tests lately made
at the West Side Water Works.
As these tests arc Of general interest to man-
ufacturers and parties using conl for steam
purpuses, they are given below:
, 1880-08-08
Brutal Treatment by the British Of the
Natives Of Australia.
From. " Our Australtan C"..stns." op Ja,ne,

from w Our lstT1I{an [tLsn5 bV Jdint3 In9l1s q
Sn0tchHa<tf}.
The treatment of tho poor dlsky nborigtues
by the Queensland Government indeed their
treatment BY the Australian Governments gen
orally, Is not a muttpr for much pride OF con-
gratplation- We occasionally hear with thrill
been ''wipcd out :" by The United States soldiers
Weil-nlcantng philanthropists make spnstnodic
but tnDoraive efforts nj intervals to get Govern
ment to interfere nctiSely in abroxHflng slavery
IN Cuba: but few, very few. ordinary newspaper
readers, we imagine, at home, ever Rivo
Thought to the ft,or :" black fellows" OF Queens,
land. and yet the Queensland Government
Stands charged With q callous disregard
, 1880-08-08
The lIfE[lcTc.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Aug. 7.-Rumors that
". 3, Cash, son Of Col. Cash, was about to
fight duel with the son of the late Col.
Shannon, or with Col. Blair, who WAS second
for Capt. Depass when challenged by Col.
Cash. have been in circulation for the past
two weeks, but were not credited. To-day
the report is that young Cash is supposed to
be about to fight young Shannon, as he is
SAID to have been seen on the railroad, and
two gentlemen are reported to b. to-day at
Beach Island, wellknown dueling ground
uear Augusta.
, 1880-08-08

Great Britain constantly before our eyes, It can
tcver bc Il cause Of regret here that the Repub-
Ec has no Civil List: bu1 it Is a rood thing that
t9neress can occasionally relteye the wants of
he families Of great men, 1t has been said that
Ie services OF Gen. Grant we're t1t-rcquited.
Whether this be admitted or nor, it must be Gun
fesscd that President Taylor had more cause to
enrnulaiu.
, 1880-08-08
CINCINNATI VS.. TROY


TRof, r. T., Aug. up to the sixth inning
to-day it looked as If the Troys were beaten, if
not shut out The Gncinnatts had made three
runs On errors of Connor, Caskins, Tobin, and
Holbcrt, assisted by bits Of }. White and Say.
and the Troys had onIy succeeded In making
three hits In the sixth inning the Troys earned
two runs On hits BY Ferguson and Counor and Il
double by Gillespie. and IN the eighth three more
were scored on errors Of Reilly and Smith ano
hits by Gillespie and Evans, the former two
baser. The playing was inferior to the exhibi-
tons Of the preceding gumes The score:
inHinns- / 2 8 5 s 8
Ginclnuati.. 20 9 20
Tr,y.-... ..,-...-......0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 "a
Bksc- -hits-Troy, S; total, II: Cincinnati, s;
totAla.
Fielding crrors-Troy, 4; Cincinnati,5.
huns eAr1ed-Truy,
1'wo-tm hlts-(;il1espfe e., Conuor. Smith.
Is:.ses Oh halls-Ferguson, Gillespie, Caskins,
Clapr.
Easts on errors-Troy, z; Cincinnati l.
StF;1ck uut-Evens ~, Cassidy, Manseu.
Left on bnses-Troy, S: Cincinnati s.
Passed bails-Hotbcrt- !; Clapp. l.
Balls caled-Wclsh, IS; Purcell, 100.
, 1880-08-08

Side engines, which have to supply so large q
portion Of the city with water, will do more
work and furnish more water than would be the
case were bard cual. or other soft Goals than
Laurel Hill, to be used
, 1880-08-08
CRIME AND HEAT.
An Indignant Correspondent Answered
II the Edtkor af Tie f1icdaa Triftkxk.

An Indignant Correspondent Answered
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, AnE- 8.-Nn one can doubt for mo-
IL choaeo Gt IS LEI
rcee.yts no adequate punishment In all prob-
ability it is safer to kill man in Chicago thar
baraas II this be distinction to be proud Of
dispute her rlzht thereto. The chief cause oi
@ of fhe sae ff Il to have
the sass c@e fa4 sna asfFeet ,ermina as
technlcaiities, delays. appeals. superscdeascs,
etc: The criminal iaws uf Illinois require re-
Vision and amendment By competent tegisla-
The advantage of lawyers and crimin'Is. Have
wc Legislature qualified fur such a task?
Irather fear not unless the people themselves
regretted that our criminal proceedings could
not be Assmated to thusc at England or some
olner en!fIhtencd country. The great trouble
nere Is that sc have no one we can hold responst-
parable Respectfully, JOHS BYENES.
The letter OF this correspondent is doubtless
Prompted BY the larne number OF murders
Which have taken place in this city during the
last sir weeks Since the 1st Of July there have
Deem seven, while between the lst of january
and the 1st of July there were but eight The
Prevalence # crime during tho heated term of
tnfe year is not confined, however. to 1881. aud,
laa1 being the case. there is no reason for any
e9tfa outburst tsf iudiena1o at this time From
1s re lt ot Januaty. l6:4, to the 1st Of jnnt1arg,
!es' the murders were. by months, as follows:
January. July 20
March. - sscpismber.
Aaprn--..~ .-..-....- 9joctober ....--..-...--.15
June Observation-Disclosures. stDecemter.. s
Out OF mo murders during thase six years,
ntty, or considerably over :, third, were during
, 1880-08-08

TEE Confederate Soldiers'-Home picnic
Aug. near Georgetown. Ky. was jus, too love-
ly for anything. Tho eminent smallpox and
yellow fever breeder. Luke F. Blackburn VAS
the orator Of the day. and the beauty and chiv-
airy Of the 3iue-Grass district amlled upon the
occasion.
, 1880-08-08

SAID DR.. Hammond to Dr.. Tanner: Tour
test is quite ridiculous Said DR.. Sims to DR..
Tanner: * Your trial is ridicuied ouiy by foois-"
Re1orts I,r. Hammond on Dr.. Sims: " ] don't sec
how ms friend Sims can cable such trash
, 1880-08-08

The people have confidence in the Shakers
Sarsap4rilla. because q genuine Shnker med
ac.4e prepared by the Canterbury Shakers. shak-
e Village, X Il.
, 1880-08-08

Dr.. tanner has directed attention to the
e;tbfcct Of waternaelons: aud it's vcIy lucky for
{nesmali boy there's no mnon up.
, 1880-08-08

TEE traffic in bogus medical diplomas is
nnt yet broken up In Philadelpnia: but the price
o. license to kill hes risen from IS to $50.
, 1880-08-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For conxtfpation1 bIllou~ncss, 1ndI-
gestion, headache, take Arends Vegetable
Bnwei Regulator. It acts Ike charm. Re-
suits: Pure blood, healthy complexion, clear
head. Price 50 cents Depot, northeast corner
Madison street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-08-08

THE Republican candidate for President
blossoms out amazingly. There was touch Of
the od-1ime elnquence in the New Yor;x speech
Not another public man living could have made
that speech. Was there not the true patbos in
the al4usiou to the fidelity Of the blacks to the
Union and the shelserlng of escaped prisoners
IN the sla We cabins at the South?
, 1880-08-08

ALBANY vs.. NATfOvAI.
ALBANY. Aug. 7.-Albany, s: National, II,
and played only half the ninth inning. Thirteen
runs we're made In the fourth inning.
, 1880-08-08

PROVIDENCE VS.. CLEVELAND.
Speeta! Dtspateh to The CAtca7o 7rtouke
Providence, R. l., Aug. 7.-The game to-day
, 1880-08-08

TEE little Ncrs wobbles badly in its De-
mocrucy. Alabama was too big duse.