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National Republican., 1880-08-24
NEW INDIAN TROUBLES.
Fresh Troubles With the UtCs and Sitting
Bull Threatened.
ouray Likely tp Die at Critical Moment
Influences Holding the Hos
tile Sioux Back.
The Ute Treaty Hanging on ouray,s Life.

fHu NIU TTUhty HNhSIhg on Uuray's LILO.
Los PINos AGENCY, Aug. 90, via LAKE
CRY, Coll, Aug. 23.-Threo Indian runners
from the Southern Ute agency arrived this
morning and report that Chief Ouray is dan.
gorously i'll and not expected to live. They
brought message from Ouray 10 the agency
physician here, DR.. John II. Lacy in whom
Ouray has the utmost confidence, requesting
him to come TO him Immediately. The doc.
tor and his escort left Immediately by the
mountain trail, The Indians will furnish re.
lays Of horses, and the doctor intends to make
the distance, 100 miles, in fifteen bours. Ou-
ray went to that point to assist the commits.
sloners in prevailing upon the Utcs to sign
tho treaty. If Ouray dies the treaty will
never be signed by the Southern and White
River Utos.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
sbootluy AfI,,ir at DumnIo.

BUFFALO N, Y, Aug. 23,-A serious shoot.
ing affair took place here tonight, Frank
Trainor drawing his revolver aud shooting
John Smithwrite, the fireman of tho propeller
Cansteo, in the left side Of the head near the
temple, causing, it is feared, fatal wound
Members of the boats crewwere cngag ed in
an alteration when Trainor fired. The dospe-
RADIO escaped.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
\ New Ncenn Cnhlo Lnid

New YorX Aug, 23.-The AnGlo.American
Cable company has accomplished the work OF
laying their new cable, which will be known
as the cable oflssO, from Hearts Content to
Nalentia, in II little over eleven days Tho
laying began on the 10th aud WAS com.
patcd on the 2lst Instant. To meet this the
Western Union Telegraph company has for
some time past been constructing, hut have not
yet quite completed, direct wire Of the No.
size to ho worked as quadrupleS on cable
business alone
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Annthor Sonrn nj Cork.

New YORK, Aug 23-A London special
has the following; A dispatch from Cork states
that another case of arms, addressed to some
fictitious person, now lies at the wharf un.
claim ed. The box had arrived at Cork on the
steamer from England Every steamer that
arrives Is tho roughly searched. The military
authorities have recalled all men now on leave
of absence and refuse to grant any furloughs
National Republican., 1880-08-24
rntn ARMY frnm JenIonsr.

BuRLrNaAMM KAN. Aug, 2l.-rhom as
Smith aud Wesley Thomas, negroes QUAR- cled
last night in front Of w. NJ, Bakers saloon.
Smith shot Thomas through the lungs A
second shot fired by Smith passed through tho
window of the 5a Don an 1 struck Blycr in the
breast ThomIs died I'm few minutes and
Blkor is MORALLY wounded, The cause ur tho
quarrel WAS Smiths intimacy with Thomas
Nj
National Republican., 1880-08-24
-- 7Aais H= -s- -==-'
4 Fearful DsntII.

RED BANK, MI, Aug, 23,--John Dlsmcn,
formerly a well.to'do citizen of Colts Neck,
was found dead on the sioop Of bis house this
morning, He was hclplcssly u'cxclted, and
fell ilat ON his face with his arms beneath
him, and WAS smothered to death. lie Was
forty Eve years of age,
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Cnal Nina rnrlnr In.

WTLKEsDAERE, Pa, Aug. GA serious
cave is in progress at Planes, near this city, of
the surface over the mines of the Delaware s.
Hudson Canal company, Several buildings
have already been injured Mt the mine Five
houses are in imminent danger of destruction,
aud about three acres of ground have sunk
from six inches to two feet. The people are
mugh alarmed.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Mexicnm NAVY onlccr Killed.

SAN FRANcTsco, Aug 23,--The Mexican
gunboat Mexico arrived at San Diego yesterday
from Mazatlan en- route TO San Francisco for
repairs. On her voyage up, when off San
Bartolomc, Captain Miguel Azecuencqua was
instantly killed by gun rolling over him
while lying beside it.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
To Take tho stump

Dir, w. W. Douglas, one of the ablest can.
vassers aud most influential republic ms of
Virginia was in the city yesterday on his way
from Arizona territory to his home in Rich.
mond county. He has Travelled over 1000
miles to stump the first district for Garfield
and Arthur and Mr.. Woltz, tho republican
nominee for congress. such party fealty is
most COmmendable.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
piracy ut babylon nny, LII.

BABYLON, i. l., Aug 2S.-on Sunday af.
ternoon, as Charles Austin was sailing on the
bay near this place, his boat was boarded by
two strangers, who threw him overheard and
sailed away with tho boat. Austin, after
swimming q long time, reached the shore in
an almost exhausted condition. The boat
was found at Amtyyille. The pirates are un.
luoWn.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
An IncendInrY Cnntnred.

FLUSHING, L. l., Aug. 23,--A number of
mysterious incondiary fires have taken place
at College Point for some time past. On Sat.
urday night some sheds, ferry. gangs pavilion
and J. and C. Miller's barn wero fired. Mich.
ael Wood was caught in the act of setting fire
to one of them and was arrested II Is prob
able that all the fires will be traced to him.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
KNIGHTS or PYTHI1S.
The Gathering at st. Louis Begun.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.--Large numbers of the
Knights of Pythias arrived here last night
and to-day from all parts Of the country, but
very few uniformed divisions have yet come
in bodies. The Prrux Chevalicr division Of
Cleveland and about ffty members ofonc oithe
New Orleans lodges have arrived, and parts
Of divisions from several other places arrived
aud others are expected tonight.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Congressional Nominations.

MANSFIELD, OHIO, Aug, 23,--Colonel S, e.
Fink was nominated for congress by the re-
publican convention of the fourteenth district
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 23.-The democratic
county convention here to-day renomnated
Hon. John W. Ryon for congress.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
photogra Dhers' Convention,

CHICAGO, Aug 23.-The Photographers as.
sociation Of America met and organized to-
night at the Grand Pacific hotel and then ad-
journed to attend banquet, The first bust.
ness session will omen tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
General Grant Returning to Galena.

DENVER Col, Aug. 23,-Gcnerl Grant and
party after visiting the principal cities and
points of nterest in this state left for the east
today by the Denver Pacific railway. He
will proceed direct 10 Gnlema.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Charter Oak Racinc Park.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 23-The Charter
Oak park races will begin tomorrow, Maud
s. and ST. Julien will endeavor to beat 2:11l on
Thursday. The track is in fine condition,
and to-day Maud S. trotted q trial heat in
gel, making the last quarter In 3l3.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
rnnrrnl nr Grnnrnl Ill1nnn

New loRK, Aug, 23,--The funeral Of the
late MaiorGcucTl Joseph B. Eiadoo took
place to-day from Trinity chapel. attended bv
many OF the military friends Of ,hy deceased,
The remains were taken to West Point Tor
informant
National Republican., 1880-08-24
SlrlSmesS In unYnnn.

HAVANA, Aug. 90 For the week ending
Oh Friday last there were forty deaths from
yellow fever and four from smallpox. Ten
persons have died during this month from the
contagion Of glanders.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
VIRGINIA M4TTERS.
Tho Canvass in tho First District.
URBANA, MIDDLEsEX Co, VA,
Aug. 90, 1880.

NWE' ~Vi IOoU' ]
To Che Editor Of The National Republican:
SIR: The republicans of this locality arc
confident Of carrying the district this fall for
Garfield, Arthur and Wolff. a foolish attempt
has been made to induce the republicans to be-
lieye that Mr.. W oliz is without recognition
as the nominee of our party, but it has sgually
failed. AT the last meeting Of the state ex.
ocutive meeting, held AT Richmond, August
MIR. Henry +. Wickham and unanimously
passed.
Resolrcd, That in the Judgment of tho republic
can executive committee of Virginia II is the duty
Of NJ republicans In the first congressional district
republican convention held at TRppahNunock OH
May 70. 1880
VIC. WGCKHAM, chairman,
ARTHUR A. SPITzER, secretary.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Adelaide NeIIsop,s WIN.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Thc London correspond.
cnt of provincial napor states that the greater
part of Miss Nelson's property, which IL osti.
mattel at about GiD00O, is left By will to Rear
Admiral Hon. Henry Carr Glyn, e. r., and
Mr. Edward Compton received a legacy of
fl COO
National Republican., 1880-08-24
uanInn Thinks lie Can Ben. Trickett.

ST. CATHARrNEs, ONT, Aug 23--Hanlan in
speech here tonight said he had every con-
fldenco that he would he successful in the com
ing match with Trickett.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Gencrnl ,lrel,s LlIllrnl cnnnllLnn.

BUFFALO, y. y Aug. 23--GeuauL Albert
j, Myor, chief Of the signal service, still lies
in very procarious condition ut his room, in
the Palace hoto' and the announcement OF his
death may be expected w uuy moment,
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Thuriow Weed Improving.

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-At late hour to-
night IL was stated that Thurlow Weeds con
ditiOn was much improved.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Mr.. McLenn,s Cnse Critical.

LONG BRANCH. MI, Aug. 23.-Washington
Mclean, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is
Il little better to-day, but his condition is still
considered critical.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
ncndmnnd,snnrn

DEADwooD, D. r., Aug 23--The jury in
the case of K. o. Adams, charged with en-.
bezzing nearly $4,000, brought in verdict
of guilty. Adams will probably give bail and
appeal the case to the territorial supreme
court
National Republican., 1880-08-24
Massaobusetts Greonbact,er

Boston, Aug, 23,-The grccnback state cen
tral committee to-day voted to hold state
convention at Worcester on the ped day OF Sep.
lcnber
National Republican., 1880-08-24
SpecIe from Gcrmnny.

HAMBURG, Aug. 23,-The steamship Cim-
bria sailed yesterday for New York direct
with SSO0,0Q0 in specie.
National Republican., 1880-08-24

LONDON, Aug 23.--In tho house Of com.
mons to-day SirCharles Duke, uuder.scrrctary
for foreign afaiis said that Air Goschou. the
British ambassador al Couslautiuop'c, had
uontmdicted the report OF the s'r0ugul.ion
OF the lady OF the sultau's harem.
National Republican., 1880-08-24

MTLw AuKEE, Aug 23.--A special to III,
Sentinel from Madison says the house Of Martin
Winricl; on the line batwecu Dane and Co
lumbia counties was discovered IN fumes on
Sunday night and the ncighlogs on forcing an
entrance found the body of Mrs. win icl.
riddled with shot living in pool of blood.
Tho body of her husband was found on / ed
bleeding from two glastly wounds. Thebodcs
were taken out Of the burning house. thourh
somewhat scorchcd. Winrck and his wife
had lived unhappily Oh account of tho chi drem
of each by former marriages, and it is supposed
tho old man shot his wife with a shotgun set
fire to the house aud then shot himself with II
revolver, but failing to finish himself had
discharged the other barrel of the shotgun into
his body. They leave several grandchildren,
who reside in the neighborhood.
National Republican., 1880-08-24
wIEe NEnrher and Snlclhc.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.--simou Zimmerman, q
German cmplcyc Of the Western Electrical
works, living at 2lO Claybourne avenue mur.
dered his wife and thon shot himsc If at about
6;30 o'clock this morning. 1t is supposed
that on getting up Zimmerman and his wife
qusrroled, aud that he shot her in sudden
anger, and then. in rcmorso at his act, shot
himself The couple had only been married
six years. They leave two children
National Republican., 1880-08-24
What May be Expected.

LONDON, Aug. 2i-Tho Times in its leader
this morning says; "Should the Irish peas.
antry be tempted to use force against the law,
aud should the refusal to pay rents b. sup
ported by an organization Of muIderous ter
rorism, it will be tho duty of tho ministry, at
whatever cost and however reluctantly, TO
amply to parliament for the largest aud most
flicient ropreSsive authority"
National Republican., 1880-08-24

LONDON, Aug. 2i.-A dispa ch 20 the S,oud-
a'd from Gulistan says: Cavalry scouts re-.
port that Ayoob Khan has moved out with his
horaees on tho Khelat.I.GhiIzai road to on.
pose General Roberts. Tho natives report that
detachment of cavalry from the Gauduhar
garrison out fomgng We're attacked by Avoob
hhans cavalry, but the latter were rcpulsed.
, 1880-12-21


William Sullivan, thug and thief who has
haunted low dives of sn!0ous on Cannl streot fpr
u year pnst, last night put himself In fasr way
ot gottfng a "atretch" in tho I'cnitontIary, and
ho n,ay count him sulf lucky III getting that ti-
stoati Of stretch On tho galtows. Last nson'ng
two frIends, ". E. Cnatullo aad g. ". klnzic,
met on CanAl stropt, Ant Nftcr shnrt chat beer
wus proposed. Tho nearest saloon happened to
DO tho notorious den At No, ~, kept by 3tEs.
Etchhor1,. Tho mt, did not know this, and on.
tered aud calod for hcer. Whllo they woEo ta1k-
1pg ~ tluthor" Echh0rH proposed xatne 0f Aicc
for auother round Of drinks: Costello md his
friend consented. 4 socond ruul,d WINS
drank, and then nnothor -. game Of
tljcc was proposed. Just than Sullivan stopped
up and tried 10 forcu hln'solf lnt0 tho Fanie.
fused to parlnt him tn shxke with thoni. SuIIl.
van Yot ugly, and, Aft4r Ktuwttnx out his .llsnp.
rruynl. wUnt out upon tue sidewalk, and, with
d revolver IN h9nd. lh!t ln wa!t fur Cta.
tul!a to cIncrRo frot,. tho sa|doli: lSy ehniic9
Sullivan, who was only tw0 or threo feet away,
pIuuCd tho woupotl to bis breast md heed. In
tIlick succession hu fred four uthor sLutd ut
Costello, wins managed to dodko thotn ~! As
ness 10 eod e ,c9 wst oa ne
ton alscct, but O,'lcor Libby bud tho
rood fortune to 0vertnko mud Gaptusu hin. The
revolver. II NJ. sultil y Wcssosi, was to,ina
upoH Sullivan when soascaol Ut The station
tho wound, rufl,sed 10 prpto fnF tho imll until
uaylIYht, Costello lives on Sixteenth stFrot,
HcMr tIue IslAillavpnu9: and ktnxirt taycs ~ No.
~ lluo lsal,4 avenue. Hpth Are reputahlo eltl.
hati any dealings with s.ilitvpn prior to yostpr-
, 1880-12-21

is MI Imperative necessity. and tho Committee
added TINT tho existing organizations
lit NOT 1'ossEss THE CONFLUENCE
Of tho people. This paragraph fna'ows:
Under Tho prcsent systcn tho Rrent ratoclly
Of the pnrty nrH excluded frum amp parttctpn-
tlnn In Its councils, and power IL concentrated
III tho hands bf Il few lcn]ors, who nre nble 10
pcrpntunte the!r contrnl of tho mnehlne. and
protl1ccs Endless divisions nnd fnctWnA, by rca-
ron Ut wh',se strifcs ani contentious tho prlncf-
pics and larger vlcws of the psrty aro sacrificed
to t0cRl ntnlllt1ons aud lchlousics."
Tho ndtlrcas further scts forth TINT tho well
fAru OF tho purity demands chnnyo III this re-
gard, which cans,ot be accomplished without It's
reorganization. and
COMPLETE NEj*tON.
Such organization should 10 tnatie. they s0y. on
lrnn'l ilrsl liberal bass, AMI atoultl have two
principal objects: First. to secllrh tho partiepA.
zion nf tho Demoernttc masses IN tho primarfcs
III tho party; second, TO secure FROM said pFl-
tnaries the fair md honost expression Of tho
Will Of tho mstority. Tho elctnent which haa 80
strongly announced ls opposluon u Kelty's
methods would scetn tn he gaining In strength.
, 1880-12-21
SERIOUS COLLISION.

Throo 9fen DMnEcroslnly Injured.
Sunday evening shortly utter o'clock quite a
scrfolts accldunt. which lnly possibly result In
the death OF three men, occurred on tho Pitts
burg & Fort Wayne ItnIlruad, Just south OF
Harrison street. Tho policeman on duty ut tho
crossing hud gono homo but Il few
minutes before, anl thcro WIS no
one ubout save "a half-dozen switGhmcn
und other railroah cupoy6a, And though III
most In tho heart of the city, tho location. sincs
the railroad IuhnnXers hnyu bought vi, An1 up.
proprated to tholr own uso all thu land between
thu river and Cunnl street, Is unost US tso-
lated As II several miles beyond tho city limits.
There are any number Of railrond Trucks,
ind engines and trtlns arc continually piss
FrGt!ern Drcler. engineer nf swlteh-onYlne M
tut Ut tho Fort Wuyno linai. run North to point
midway botwecn Van uuren and fihrrlsUn strc9t
aud hndtng tho switches 0att Ut order for tho
work he wIueed tu do, stllt his swltGhHnn IN
ahcad to tnako tho proper connections. Engino
NO s o. r. sHms os roat MI Mt tne
nearly us can be .sccrtalnel Df,lcr's switchtnan
tho frrignt englne MISLEADING II for h}s switch
ulail's aiHuMi stNrted up simultaneously with
Dre!er. The l4tter's cuRine WINS rtl,lntng snutn
ot the cast tnAin track. und tho frclght train
wNs backtllg north ut goUt rate Ut speed
pu tho west mnin track, when 1ust ny
they would hAyo passed each othar, IL tntsplacesl
tho freight ovor to the cast truck directly IN
frunt Ut Dreicr's engine. Uruier cn,nprtheltlrtl
itrcnlsn ire to jump ani sayo himself. tur,,c over
rcalixe.! TINT ho could II. no. saxo hmnse!f
wAs Il heavy one. and tho sw!tch.enK!ne Rtit1 tho
chr which It struck were badly wrecked. Dreler
sho iol1der. and ii WIS only with TIC grr.ltcst
difficulty that ho was cxtricatc.l. liz wins found
to 70 slightly scallcd an! severely M m tr!''scd ana
, 1880-12-21
TELEPHONES.

Special Dtspateh TO 1h< Chicago 7ttbun..
NEW YoHK, Dec. 20.-Thc Assistant SIT
perintendent Of the Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Company III tlIis city, Mr.. G. s. II.
Small, says relative to tho dcclshll Ut tic
British court to.day against the Edison tclc-
phone:
II this decision Is sustained 1t will placo groat
difficulties In tho way OF tho Edison Telephone
Company, OF Of any constructors Of telephones
In Circuit 1}ritnin. The Telegraph net was passed
by Parliament several yenrs ngn. and provided
thut nil tolcgrnphs In Great nritnin should 10
consolidated and como uhtlor tho owI1er-
chip OF tho Government. Tho Government
In its turn. was empowered to grant
lenses OF telegraph lines, for which tolls should
be cs,GrKed. 1t WAS further provided by ths net
that no new telegraph lines shont be con.
structud snva BY tho Government. ffa private
party corporation wishes II HOW lit1e It must
mnko formal application to tho Government.
Such fn0
MUST lie CONSTRUCTED DT TIE GOVERN
MEST,
which then furnishes q lcus0, charges rentAl,
mud cngnYes TO keep the line in working order.
hut, cumbersome rs aIl this Is, md hau,pcrIng
to indIvitluul enterprise. tt bus all along becn
considered TINT this not applied solely
to telegraph lines, as distinguished from
telephone lines, md thnt tho latter waro OK
einpt. 1t was ensy to sce tlmt II tho t!cc!slon Ia
sustained ty tho hlshost courts 1T Grcat brtain.
and thnt the Telephone liucB nro within tho
mourning Of tho General Telegraph act, 1t will
not only greatly lessen tho profits Of tho Edison
or any 0ther telephone constructing company.
but will causo
ENDLESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN settng tho Government Mt tho work Of con-
Btructing and maintaining every petty private
telephone wire, no matter how short It may bg.
In mi Ia Ff trnt, II
, 1880-12-21
EFFEt:T OF THEIR FAtf.sitsE.
Enksf4t E34pq&th to The CHICAGO Tribune.

8ptetat Dasoateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK. Dec. a0.-As stated II, my
commercial dispatches Tonight, tho failure
Of Jones u Mcdonald I'll Chicago to-ttay tad
demora1lztng effect OIL tho values Of wheat
and other ccrcnls III tl,is market, md they
were materially depressed. Very fow details
of tho atfntr are, however. known
to tho trade In talis city, anl oven at tho
house OF Grant Il lIonure, who l1nd l,ad
dealings with the ,defmnct concern, no light
whatever could ba thrown OIL the situation.
A rumor hatl found It's way hero that Junes
Il Mcdonald hasl stated tinlt their
downfall wns in some manner nttrfbutr
nblo TO their dealings with Grant u flonore,
aid to verify this, II possible. TnE TRIBUNE
representative this evening hunted up tho
n,nnAgor'o Of tito house. n11A inlcrrogatet[ him
on tho subject. Mr.. II. II. 1lonorG, Jr., Of
the firm Of Grant i; uonore, is Mt prcsunt In
Chicago, but
tits neoT11En WAS FOUND
at Ills Residence In Thirty-stxtti street, and
tllo matter lnttl before him. Mr.. 1ionorG snil
| he could shy TINT their house had nothing
whatever to do with tho failure. True, thHy
had lil the rast lIatl some extensive dealings
| with Jones t. Mcdonald, tile hitter net
Ing as their agent In the purchase
anil sale OF grain and provisions
on the Chicago Board, but of late the tra1s-
actions hntt been conducted un an extremely
limited scale. nnd were OF 1ittlu account. 1t
was tho bcltef of Grant Il 1IOn0rt that
they would loso perhaps $4,000 by tile
| failure, and they considered themselves
lucky to get out of tho fire thus lightly
scorched, 1t WIS suprelnely absurd, Mr..
1lonorG said, to make any such statement as
that they were responsible for tho fnilurc,
1 I, h,isu ~
, 1880-12-21
NIGHT TURNED TO DAY.
BROADWAY ILLUMINATED nf K1EcTlt1u
r.fHIIrh,

dysetal Dtspateh to Thu Chtedeo TFtbuns.
NEW Yo..1s, Dec. ao.-Tho experiment OF
lighting Broadway with the electric limp
was successfully carried out tonight. Tho
burners have been placed ut the corner OF
eaci, block from Fourteenth street to Thirty
fourth, but tho current tonight WIS carried
no farther than Twenty.soyenth 8trcet.
The electric current wns turned on ut $3.50
o'clock, u1lI tho result was TINT tho thorough
fare for tho distance named was rendered nj
light as day, md tho ordinary gas-burnors
In Uniun and Madison 'sQuares, and
In stores. rendered slckly aud inslg-
nillcant. The lamps burned with ra-
n,arkable steadincss. They arc placed oil
iron posts, about twice tho hight Of ordinary
lanp-posts. Tho power ls supplied by Q Cor
llss engine. located Ut Twenty.ats! street.,
tho circuit. The lnittps will DO lighted oyeFy
night from sunset 10 daylight,
, 1880-12-21

Dyko aAys tint now evidences Inns bee,,
to good refining Cuba. Refined In less ,ie-
maid, with cut lonf closing Mt p11GG1A0 cents.
FilE1Hi1TH.
A. fair inquiry prevailed for room IN berth
and tUt,,nge on charter contracts suited to
tho grain thterest Mt gcnusnly firm atld
hardening rates. For l.iyerpuI, the engage
ncl,ts rclorte. l,ayo been, by steam, Hour
rs it1dGe:ss Al, mostly through freight ANIL
forward shipment, md by outport steamers
as low rs IA 1t1d@3s Sd. Wheat, prompt
shipment, Mt 7t1d. Provisions nt .7s tl0a
a0s {nntm!y through freight for forward
sl,tplncnt), md by oltport steamers Us low
as .7s G10t30s.
, 1880-12-21
"NEW CONNEMARA."
The People Of Minnesota Highly
Worked Up Over the
Matter.
Almost Certain Proof that There Has
Been Some Tall Lying.
1ht Peculiar Priest Dealing wilh People Nham IL
knoSs III About.

6ptttaf Daspnteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL. 3fInm.. dec. .W.-'Thc tntlMctnarn
sensation II developing In Intensity. The
citizens of Minnesota are taking tho matter
In hand from motives Of llnmntle cn,asIdcra-
ton at'd patriotic Impulse. Thu lsonrd Of
Trade Of st. Paul to-day received detailed
account from the iiotl. J.. b. Hodges, SUPPLE
mental to tho report wtre! from Morris. In
addressing the Board to-dny he prcfaccd Ills
there on the rel'tcst OF bishop ireland. On
lis reaching Morris and hcaring tie state
ments Of tlIe citizens OF that place. ia became
satisfied that thero WINS no silns for delay
aid tl'at whatever wns to be tloiit must be
done Immediately. htr, Uillou Uf}rieit, with
,vhnn he ,rns r., have pnnc Ia,, nroree,1pd
n N" ae,tto'"ent 49, @ md IN % otnr sn % haI r,,fsed
to allow Mr.. 1lntcl'inEs, the aRcnt Of tho
Morris Board OF Trade, to 20 with him. Nfr.
Hodges. therefore, hired a team at Morris,
o,,t a,nrt,ti taktny ,fr tIutc,,tnvs viii, linn
Win We" ol 'ls'tlnR t''e peoplc ~ the't
shanttcs. seeing what ie could see, nud llenr-
Ing Just what the peup1e hust to say.
Afr. Jtodres claborntciy exutaius in the
pie"I'ule @ u ~ au"Iess .n"I ~. nt,e,
faileu to Keep fa't'1 With him. lle coohselea
with Father Ryan, and refused to allow Mr.
- -. ..,..os...''.t :, ' ,,.,,1i,ts., In,r,'n.,
a.ongs ~ SAYS ~ soo' ~ ~ @ iss.nss re. ,esea
ot to'br1effs arrival NJ NIGHTS oil luesuay
evening, he called on O'I'rten a1ld requested
,,rornat.i trir ~ invnati,,ntin, ami f,,f,ricn
proposet t''p ol nl'esl's''to' aho Vp1'ea
his % !" 80 " M, eap
fused. considered IT, n hlumdcr on
tfo ,,,,l.3, tt,,t If nn,, MN ,,,,I foot ,,,,,