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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

FIVE coIorel Republicans have
been elected to the Tennessee les
stature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

tNpS1 the now code no property
ut oil b kemp, from iucs fof rent.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

Turns are g0a0 National Lanl.
~ tie Ultcd States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-20

THb Gfeenback Cougrcssmcu have
been reduced from twelve to six
, 1880-11-02
porne,l Escorted into Limerick
by Fifty Thousand Ex-
cited People.
one Hundred and sixty.one Vessels
Lost Recently on tho En-
glish Coast.
yccllr I,ericw Of tic English Crop
Prospects mi! Grain Markets.
Vorrible Human Sacrifice Accompanying tue
Death Of an African King.


rOOLnARDY AERONAUT.
A FALL. OF ONE THOUSAND YARDS FI!OM 4
It.tif.UDS.
Erfctai Glttt.
pAms, NV. la fliglstrul md probably
nnurceedcntrtl balloon accldcnt occurred
,"st ryculug Mt CaurbcyoEc, llenr l'arEs. 4
iorm, cr,,wtt Ind assembled 10 Witness tlie
noyel @ e,,,l perllous ascent Of n gymnlst
allied Augusta Navarro. who, with ihex-
nrnble ftpI1,artltness, llal volunteered to
m,rforul II number or athletic fca.a u, II trs-
n,ze s,lspentlctl from II Montgoicr balloon
. aanr,, lilo " vttla,yillatse." 1sclccting tho
ulyicc Of bystantiers, Narnrro refused to nj
b.w himself IL b. te.t to l!lo trapezc. Tlleru
Tas no car ,!ttncl!c.l u, tho uniioon. At aboAt
+ o,c|oc; tho Vi.lauyillaise " was let looso
irou, lts ,lloorlngs, aml roso rnulcstically
IN Tho ar. Nuvnrrc, hnnglng n, to tho
;rapcsc, appeared quito confident, n,ut rc-
orAtc,lly ysaL,lte,l tho spectators. When, how
.yer, tho balloon, Int! rcHchel n hight Of 1000
yar,ls, tic crowd was Inrrllictl To sco him
,u,ulcnly lot 90 tho bar nntl faIl. The tragic
descent WIS watched IN hrcathless exGlte-
nput 1T last the lsot1y reached tho ground,
ItrIEfng with such tOrce tlint 1t tllAID II hobs
lour Jarls. It wsls crushed. .ntnl ,nnngfetl
ajn,cnt beyonl recognition. Atcnnwllilc tho
haiioll,, freed from Its human bntlast, shot
up With lightning sIrctt and soon tlisap-
ptarut frUm slight. Late III tito evening 1t
hursl md fell ut MGntlnl0ntnnte, much to tho
rD,,stern,lt0n Of tho Inhabitants Uf ttut busy
ParfstQil quarter.
, 1880-11-02

Chattanooga 10 telegraph the Irrsident--'n
hastc tllat he bitterly repenteh ntterwarc-
ih?t hts 1rny WIS r,i,tett and lit tnlt retreat.
That same day hpened for his ClI.ef nf Stall
the career which Is now about tn cutn,inatc
~ hiss election to the Presidency. 1t Is y
singular fAct that every actof 1lDsecrl,ls that
day was to his own great disadvantages: Hll
of tarFie!ds III tito same. Gtlor, were to Ills
Credit Tlo hattie. which wtls = tefcnt for
both, was tflG downfall Of 0ne, and elevation vt
tho other: the one cIutc!led bnfy disgrace,
tho other ,grHspcd only ltonor FROM the same
Gyents, Hnsecratls tlnhappfly Continued his
Hight to Chattanooga. Garfield refused To
90 to the rear, sil Mt grcat personal risk re-
toIned the troops still fighting ut the front.
llosccrans snt tho day out wringEug t,is liatltls
a'tl telcgraplilng. tlo!efu1 tales ID Washing
Ion, while Garfield oil the field Ut lmtsle
write cheering. tlEsna!chrs, which sllowesl
tic true story. that Thon,as held Ills own n1Ht
covered tho retreat, and that all WIS mt last.
llnsecra,s wns relieved from ,uty; Garfield
wns pron,otcd Major-General allsi cal!e. 10
Washington. W.. +. q. $.
, 1880-11-02
GARFIELD AID RcSEClANS,

Presidential Hopes Dchtroyed and Il
prcxidcitiNl tnrccr Oppitcl by tho
Events Of the Same Day.
DIs,0KLYS, y. u, Oct. n1S.-T0 tho Editor
Of tho NG,U Yorl; Tribune: Politics, which
nrc i'roverblally responsible for singular as-
s0ciRtions Ut PERSONS, nro illso to be charged
With aomc strange separations 0f old nc
tiuaiutallrGs ulsI frionts.' Nothing, fur IT.
stance, cotla llavu beet, luoked uJN,n rs lcss
likely than that ton. William S. llosecruns
should now lW apI.,stlIs, rs General of n snrt
Of Democratic "t;raiu, Army of tho Rcplb-
llc," the elrcttnl, or Ills Oil Chief Ut Stuff,
Gen. James 4. Garfield. l note 1t not be-
causu tliorefs anything improper Or dishonest
credited witt, lo,rsty IN sucl' matters, siIcr,
!: Is usually the ctsu uat nle!l witllnllt {nAg.
lnent aro Invariably llt'laeht tl their lMatlesll
pretlfttcttolis. Di!l tt IL wurtl ll0ttug because
Of It's tprobnbility, nad eeeausH i ;f It rscalls
for !,rief l'erlos! or six or seven ,nnnthx,
llosrelaiIs duncetl about With tin q Ircsi-
dultial Mn II his l,onnct, With Garfield,
t W.T. % u.s. sfs t.r 4 s ut t5 III s 81 soas yiss ysf
or Alurfrv..baro. leiuI., Dec. ~, 1867, Md
Jnu. !. Isr}, tat Gnr!ielu came tu l.osecrtl1ls
~ Chief 1T Stat!. Ills former chief, Cui.
|f t;a|Lsssss . rs saa;pit, yr ;it,d 1 sd9Mfe', IT. a .a a
ntf by u rA!tllon-ball Ut thu lMttlu ttun,cat.
t;arslc!d had been ordered to tupurt to Kose-
GTS @ IGSits 10 p,Ias to gy9 !, tho
tito TWO were soot intimate friends III well
~ military associates. We wlio wrrg al,out
head.lnl.rterh cnlnu 70 thlnk t:artscl1 wns
'.lso i1ls polslcal asl.lser but THIS doubtless
In must confidential al,d intlnnto relations.
This tirst suggestion uf I!0secrul,s fur tho
Presidency, was ona Of the late ,JaI,les t'al:;
.aon lsoln,ett's grotrSH',erlcs. lf0 suggested
election would break down thu prejudice
against tho elections Ut 4 Cntl0lic to thu
highest ni,tee ln tl!e laini; TINT hu eouhl i3Ts
tho l'upn ovur from ltonle, ntako him his
i,cnmatU: would glyo tic i'opo Il lind lIonlo
ut Fort WnslIingtUnl Hardly lcss ErntHs.lltu
wns tho second suggestion of lsosrcral;s' GIN:
sl!.!acy. 1t eanto from "Etlnlunl ktrkr."
I'LL M s,aGlss H iSSs 'iissslt It d i 'c:
It!,irtera fur tIu plirposv, 50 1t WIS given mt
IL thU army of studying l.oHoernns
Mt!, ',sMi 'it,. t. ;'n,la 5e!fS ts - nvsIi. tc
it9l'ty ~ yot kw Us ,t "Kttss" 's wns ii !s: any IT,
sroo responsible fur tllfs !ca; lsllnw lint Il
prevailed 10 y c1I1sitterAbln extuflt itilll WIS
it'll liz Was dreaming ii tho Presidency, and
in,sing for It,, III ct,ilrsa tl.c ldea had ,rrur
cu,tlt v Il CHi,ttli,te; anil do not kntw that
lt.,sUcrntIs % cSer eul,llsl.l his aspirations to
lIlm, Tie only tltns tlEt lea.s 81 's ', INV to
tio IyrL that III several OF hts cor,yeis,ltloils
Oh uOlttcul topics with captured Rebels Ut
prominence. alitl which wore published ut
tilo tlue. Garfield always sla'kg As II 10 werc
uWN merely. Tlls Wns, uf course, nut IL
ayaid my responsibility, but as u matter Ut
form. e...-.-s
i.0secrans' hopes wero ruthies!y blasted
o,l Tint September Sunday OF 1868, ,yhvn lie
WuS defeated at CAlcknnlavE2 aud tlEA "
, 1880-11-02
LONDON WALKING.MATCH.
Most Remarkable .Tlnie HIadc by the
ItcucstrfnnAs


rctIcstrfnnas
1.oNnoS, Nov. LIN tho sIx.tlays' contest
for lite Ashley belt, which begun this 1i,ortl-
ing Ut Agricultural Hall, the betting ut tho
start WAS twt, to ono agaEnst Howell, tiva to
two a;,Ninst brown, five 10 one ac.,lt,st Dnl-
lcr, five ta one against 1'egranl eight to uI,t,
against Howard, and eight t., nlle ngainst
1ttt!ewD0h. The men stnrtt% ut Il trDt.
The score Mt 10 o'clock this morning was MS
foIlows; Howell, 10 niles: brown, I'll; Lit
tlewoml, u; 1'egrau', 81; Howard, u; Dub
Ter, III.
At the start there was great race fnr tic
lead between Howell u1,d Brown, lie fnrii,er
accomplishing tllU unprecedented feNt Of
running lifty miles II, Nix hours ard thirty
eight minutes. 1lr0wM las berN DfT thu
tract; three timcs since the stnrt, o,,cc fnr
twenty-five minutes, Tho general npiutnn Mt
present IL that Rowcll will win, with Dotler
secu1ul.
'rhc scot:, at . O'Clock: lsowcl, 100 niles;
Iittlewo.n, .i; brown, u; Doblcr, 9l; .liow-
ard, Il; l'egra,n, II, ~
1lrowl1 left the trAcl:at tliIrty-!iye minutes
rast u, atltl It,s not yet returned, Howell
md Dubi.r have beatan anything M ,ceord.
blower l}rnwm Inns broken down. a,,t re-
tired frnln The contest. The other 1nen COLI
tfnue III Et,,d eunttitton.
Il Is stated tint PcHlnn, stnrtctt with the
Intention Of only doing 100 m!cs tho first
tiny.
Ats: o'clock this evening tho seorca wGre
Ms follows: li0wGit, lit; uubler, t:1l; Little
wo ot!. 10; Howard, ~; lesrali.. ", ual otf
tho track. lh"Eil and ll0bItr l,ayp beAten
tho hest record for 1O0 miles. l>ohlcr by forty
four minutes alt! luwel] by much more.
At:i o'clock t,tIs morning tho score stond ::
lowell, 15.; l.itilewon, loG; Dnbier, ls5 !:
Howard, lt3; ppgrInl, NJ.
\ t,nt:tl has hrGn 1untlt between thu ANS
triltan scullur Laycack md Riley Of Sara
lUEn.
, 1880-11-02
INDIANS.


S1TTfEE.tlt1l11.
Cnl. Miles telesrap1cI tn military !seatl-
quarters yrstcrt1ny from Fort kr0gl1 tl.ut ].c
had received II dispatch FROM ". l.. Everest,
the scout who WIS sent IL Stttng-Bnll's
cs,,np with proposals for the surrender Of the
losi1les. The scout rc1mrts tint Stttlng- Hull
will nut give decisive answer until after lr
hears fr0'n Nal. Wnlsll, of tI,u British.
Mounted Police. Everest was kept elise
Rr'sansr Rnsts syt b. thc cl liaHs t"r ~" nys tc
1le rcW'rts. TINT there is IL very H.
rluns division among tic tribes ut
tug % c"'nl. ~ I.t Mrtt =, Of tl'o c1'!,p
md by far tito lArErr portion Ut tic yotlnt,
,ncn nre still hostile. I,uiI himself prrfrls
i,Dyc1aent of Troops against hiiil ,lutii Ninj,
Watsl,'5 atlyicc Is received. Gnl. Mi!us itt,-
ts'cr reports that ,Capt. l!gclMs. ht ttMt aer-
dis wG.h tic caluIS of sIa,ttcii .!agis md
1tain-n.thc-Face, Including ab0ut 's.3 lndiu,ts.
, 1880-11-02

~. t.HatF iffphiAff1n. ..
There Is ono forIn ut tghst nf nrt OF whrh
Ainer !c,ans mny we'll uu proud: Ut1r llltIDnu!
se1Hkl nf w04*-cHHt1rily lii this We stull.I liit
ntlIy trst IN tho world, hut Incompatible. Such
pictures " nrH utmost lnanth!y III l,u In .lr
cGn1i periodicals Nru unl,iirehAsllhlc fiji any 9th.
cr CNtlhtry 1T nny Csst. It hns iw,tys bunn Iplt
that prlnts fsua wtxrl cuKrnv!uEs wero fur
warn'tr, rtchur. IND taso full uf f',t than tlu.e
ttHM steel or cttlspEr. Wsltt: nru engraved uWIl
tho REVERSE Of tho uiuthhl; tlnt It ~ xay, II n
tllu xAlolt pnrts Ut tto wtNKl frn whlth thC elit
u printed, Mhln oil htecl Hr copper tho pfeiurp
IL prOslucgu hY lnelsa! lil.t'a II III, Inv"
ayor, nn!y latcly, tint thu trile trcAttleEt
0t W0Al hNs lH.vl I!1Mlcts34Mnl. AllAtt
lMrcr. 1t IL true, stw clearly tho method II to-
day: Et, utter Ills tim, w.tAl. .cnHEycrA kct,tn.
possibilities Ut ltlefr nttGflAl. II t1nyp tried tu
inukU roor. weuk u'rlns II tho et'ppur.l,!Atv tn
superior 10 steel, but u gives nlnlUst tho very
t,Mlcll Nn fres.l0m 0r tho nrtlst. III prt,tllit.u
these cuts, hnWuftr. ilcceAsitatrA Gln1bnRtloN
OF mrtistI1 tHlnMt. First Ia thu drawing, IN thu
lraiIty Ut which MI depends; then It,nIca tho
pnKrArer. who IlIltst ltu Htlln to rAtGh mt ttlty
thu snrr.l lines, hut tho trrlInH, thu tAl!nB,
tlt 1IHnrF nf thu nrtlst; tlsull tho nrcr.lnyor,
l,lnn wh.,au Judgment. AIl tho iuslo Or tho u.}.
pfnyr, pirtMrts rpu'I1a WIN vlstsa tn 1I.,u pur.
linn lilo whOln fatro uf tho It,tunscst black ny
shawy Kr1Iy. As w1 tllvg Hatll. nowl,o,4, ii tuis
urt carsletl to sstch perfection its II, America.
, 1880-11-02
TFlEGRApH1{, NOTES.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1.-Thu collections
os tho 1nterna-tcyenue O!lice Of this, the
Fist District OF Ohio. for Octobur, amounted
10 sl,1I,17Gs,-t!le larsgst sim ever
collected In this or any other district III the
United States.
CoIuMnrs, D., Nov. 1.-Gov. Foster Inns
appointed the following Commissioners frmn
Ohio to a.tend tho injecting Ut tAo Mississippi
l!lver States Commission, nj 81. l.uuis: ".
Of lurlsutntli !lran Campbell. Ut lrntnn;
Il. II. llartnll. Of 1'1nleroy; Capt. John S.
Desenny, nf Stunteuyille; u. y. Iarker,
l,en1a1nE' Egglcston. aud s. L. CoyingtOil,
Uf Cincinnati
, 1880-11-02
CASUALTIES.

TERRIBLE Es@rREEr-C4A1t ACCIDENT.
NEW IOf11<, Nov, ia terrible strcet-cnr
accilteilt occurred III New Brighton, l.. J..
yesterday afternoon. 4 cur iilled with SIXTY
T'ilssengntS-f1lcn, women, aid cblltrei-
was hurled down n hill almost rs fast M ~.
express train, and dashed inlp lcayy post.
The car WIS frigl,tfnI1y demolished. Twcl.-
ty-jiyc to thirty persons were more or
less In Jured, and tito wounds If srv-
craf may prnvn fatal. Among tltnse bully
injured asc Mrs. Eaxan, West brighton;
Mrs. Kearion. Tompknsyil!c: Mrs. HOLMES,
New nrightun; Mrs. Ambrose nnd daughter.
md Mrs. Storic, West Brighton. Tho others
less seriously in]urcst arc Mrs. lIsEnlcy aud
Miss Conolly, ToInpkinsyille; Mary Farrell,
Wcst brighton; Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Nolan,
New Brighton; Mrs. CHyerEy. TolnpkTns-
vile; Mrs. l'6flan. West brighton; anl Mrs.
john EaEan and Infant, West Brighton. A
humber Of persons jumped oil the car nfter
It started down the htl1, and were slightly
hurt Mt tho spot where tIlo car struck the
post.
There remained utter tho accident hu: lit
tie more thu heap Of brnkell glass a,Nl
wtpu sp'ln,ers. 1t Is considered extremely
Fortunate that the vehicle caulc in cnslsact
with tho post Just as 1t dill. Hail there bcen
finyc tan1titIncti tiowll-httl ind scarcely any
Df tho passengers WIuth llnvu escaped great
injury. The sEc[lent ts ,liu 10 the Immense
pressure ut weight OH tho brakes or ttn ta!r,
,'I'! wh!c!i preyenie,! them ftnin netting. 'rhe
utter startling slown hill II Is said llowever,
tho brakes werc Oil und wurt. A1ltl not lit 10
br t!scsl nn such ttcp tlecliy!ty.
-. T!'o palnt, where tue car leal't:t from l!!o
track Illus always BEEN regarded ns II duh
EGr0IlH Qtlr. As tho sfttltl Of thu Etr in
, 1880-11-02

Hpftial Dnpdleh 70 Tia C1sltaQo TF1luHe.
NEW Yol.i, Nov. 1.-The null.her Ut imnll-
grants t,at arrived ltera lust molith WIS lllt-
I.reccdentetl for October. This ,nornin. the
Cirrassla's passengers, 400, wero landed ut
Castle Garden, mnklng'a total Ut :D,G07 for
tho pnst thirty-ono days. On Saturday ti,tE-
teen steamships brought In their quotas VI
steerngo passengers. Tho arrivals have been
SO large for the lust two wccks tl,at tho rall-
roa.ls running west i.ayo with difficulty
found transportation for tllcso desiring 1t.
Yestar!lAy Nxtra trims woro sent out on tho
Erie. Nuw York Central, a,.d ponllsylSnhta
funds, glyllu; accommodation. 10 t,uO iMnl:
Exnllts. nurlug tic past tei, months :S',;H7
Immigrants hMyu arrived Mt this port, ~. u
Frens9 Of LII, us oyer the Balnu period III 1s1o
, 1880-11-02
AFRICA.

HCMAN sACluF1C1: Fuit TIL: DEAD.
+, LoSpoS, N0Y. News has tccl1 received
from tho west coast OF Africa Of tho death of
cslaca+ Governor Ut Whytlnso. Tho funeral
%as tn be celebrated bya ,nlssRcro of natives,
aiter which TUG King hatl nnlounecd ills H.
!ehtloll Ut holding nn annual celebration In
n1e!'pry Ut Ills fltller. lilo celebration will
captured cl!ufs will bu i>ofen.iud. Tho En-
sl's!' refused to 70 to tho celebration.
, 1880-11-02


tho Gotu md Currte utiIcp rGtlti1,E about tho
"Jnu1nlnY ]rnY VI Ctlaycrits," wlietl nj ille,.
RtruGk him tlnt sOsile sort Ut il trick ljku that
would l11 Ep1DEitItl tinE to ring in on AjuuritD
llncll!ch ttiy mining expert llUe!iict, Is urln
Tho u!ltcc 4 Bothl dcAl, md whenever liz tnkcH
1il'cl' with MHck'!y ho Is B,tre II gct In xt.1,q
snrt Of 4 dispute ard offer tn bet. Maukny ,iou't
Ias"E!a hro trying to b1utf him. at Enas lie de-
Ierininctl to citrs IIurItlet ot his habit alld t
where tho wenk spot In bis nrlnor tny.
with MI Cnnrrnollg Krl&gHllonppr, Wlltcl, hu wllY
te,lel,tnr to Jump. llnciiiuhs gla,sshoprcr
ln.!E hgfpro hc re!ln!r ked to AfnGkny:
"1'1l but ynu s. dot you cunt iilnl htnsecl
tOpcGt hiin." "
h)Mckny tleE him $40 tint hG cOad bent It, and
Iloetltch ratse1 him to $:,u ut 0sleD. Thu ck WIS
Glosctt at t1lese tlul,rcs. u,l atlctsny sud he
then sent Il trusted ctrIxsnry tln,yn to Cnrson
VnlIey tu sccnro II contestant fur thu wlngud
Bteod OF lloc:lIch. -.
pnn Wiley G,,tci,inH hoprers. i'll i!fjnlty sn,,t
an u'llcin' rrlort to sflekny Stating TINT 10 ilIi
through tlsoIr paces. THIS test Alt nsiy or thonl
llad wun seventeen ind thrce-1,inrters fcet. lie
doubted II II tt!ggnr lu,I,Mr could ho secured.
un receipt OF tho lctter tho 1Ionna,zn l'rtnco
tcleNrlphcl TO tho lnnn to bring him up ntiy-
way. '''''
lnppcts frunl Fnr,ner rrentiwMy's, nntl Mr.
3lAGKny t5lyn thu1n luRftcrB In hs rpt,ttls HI
vnndcrbllt would stnbla hts stud Eneti hopper
hid cIgnr lux to hitllsuIf and every 1porntuR
tiloy wero take', ot mud lut through thcir ptces.
1t Wle fnllsaG, hu,vuyer to axct ono tu iI,llr1
oyer eEbiesn feet, ,!ithoas! iii soFts uf l"sis-
Wr Nncknv wos IN tlns,nir h,,t oro v,orr,,o
, 1880-11-02


LONDON. Nov. 1.-rlero wero 1856 1lrEtish
md foreign wrecks reported last week. or
Ansr, ICt vessels wcru lost Oil tho British
vast.
1I0ItnAY.
To-day Is n lollday in tho Dank Of E,l-
gland md OH tic Stock Exchange, tho first
ocular dAys Ut Mlay md November being
antys upon WhECa, Tic bunk nukcs LIP its
,afailce.
DEAD.
Sir Thomas Dolcl,c, tho engineer Of tho
lay bridge, Is drad.
, 1880-11-02

TIL: RELIGIOUS DEGREES.
MAAsE1Ei.Es, Nov. 1.-Flftecn hundred
!eadtng merchants OF this city lnyo signed II
protest against the expulsion Of tl,o religious
congregations.
FAI'ls, Nov l.-Furthor executions of tho
aectees aEatnst tho unauthorized orders have
tH Ee'i lmstno,lell to "Wednesday OH account of
Wy 1estisA!s 0f All-5nlnts md All-SnnlY.
81. Cl1nlclceau, spenking ut N[Arseilfcs,
rluapstetl nEitllsst tho ucciilt, frrGptesslblo
power exercised by tinmbettu,
, 1880-11-02
MATRIMONIAL,

8ptetnl Dispatch to me cAleaoo Tribune.
DlooMiSdroS, ILL.,, Nny. l.-Ts~.lny tlle
marriage Ut Mr., M Il. Morgan, Ut Kullsua
City, atd Miss l.ucy OFmr. o,u0t tho loyelicst
al,a most estIaiabu yanllg lalles Of this city,
wins celebrated, thu crrpH'ully bolng per-
fornlga by tlle lsev. S. J.. Simpson, pllstor Ut
t'.e EplscnEal Church. Mlsa nrnlo y tip
wllG, was QUO Ut Illinois most distinguished
, 1880-11-02
MYSTERIOUS MURDER

Srrot'DsnCiaG, 1'a, Nnr. la datslsarof
Samuel Di!tc'bcitlrr, II years OF age, yester.
.lay started to ne'gl:5orlng housc, where
sl.e was to rc,naIn snllt ttnc. This morning
llrr tent lauly wns discovered by tIlr road
posed tho crime wss committed BY tsa,,lpy.
, 1880-11-02

the comparative s.na'ncss Of tho pres
cnt cxtrafIcUtls supply, stucks lctng barely
g'llclris II, inert current ncetts. A[illcrs,
,,ts n":'t5, so,iahue confidently expect oWcr
mint hns i,"t, v,,, H. '"'tiE" ,,, w,,at om ..ie
strjctta for nif ,frsr,1ith,s m nxrnmt mst1u. @
iinM and thn 1},lcst nttnIif]rs nf Enri1eh.
Foreign lloMr II til SHIRT supply, aid readily
sa!a,lf ,.i,ai. Mt 1Mni1'.lM1's ~ rates.;
,,asari,,;;,s n"f,sy + A'Muy. oxcenL lnfcrior
,n,s ,v"r" nm "'f' ~ honn pInht'tGa mnr
rurslril wnstt;,int' t'f' ~ wv 0''''''s' 'o"e''
t]ats. tntI1 English mil foreign, ttntler ti,o
lt!ilsehcn of ttle short supply. catlsed by tho
ui0s,,g nt iMssliitt l'ofts' havo at1va'tced ELK
Wnt,.. "t .n.,,tt,. ~, t..,, .,tst,<,
IN tha iit sists.s .!u III Jus sauo Supp'y
~. :. r,,,. 80. A"@e'
Il, ,o,,ao,,,,o,,,.,' ~ ~, H.. ....s't.,. ,,.
II, tcnilsetl'ichcoof ;ila scarcity on Tho snot:
,,s.,,,9 na,9"es % MGao M1!,!Gr.. anSre Wefn lGw
tn,r If ,f. hi IN r',,sc1,nnn" u ~" w.,
crrasrtl yislblu st,i,tly In lii, Ijnited Sint"s
md ,,!Iont, buyers 0perutu yEDwjy md very
cautiously. lsartgy cnrKOGs declined Ill to Of.
Il,' At.lcA ni EnKlisl wleht '!nrlng thu
MrnK "ero 1'hu'o tlaaftGrs at a;ss ~, nEa!hst
'9sn' u!harlers W Gus I'll the corresponding
pGf1ou p,fl,.1 y! lnst yeaT.
HW in,lailts, illto tiie Gtlltea ksngunin Tor
,,ic WeGk & SmlstsS w tn US1. ~ "efe 'l''0lo cwt.
"hent '1'1o los,oo'' cWt' HOUR.
-.----.-
so,rr1r Arl,tf.A.
r,n,, ,r,ou.x Sn, ! N.1,i,., ,,ro,,,o ~ .sa
SAt!' -, ~" - 1'"'' 1"n l|enhleI VI lIc
Chpe Town G0yer1,n'eht ttleHrapl,s That tho
position thero Is critical, tho Pohdas having
SWITZERLAND ...
, 1880-11-02

LoSnoS, Nov. 1.-Tho latest news from
cabnl, received at Sln,la, Is cnttrely satlsfac-
tory, 1t does not support tllo runtor prcya-
aMl re!gI! Ut anarchy. a Iargg caraynll Is
uai!y expected Mt Cnnt!lhnr from Cubul,
wA!cl! Is the best proof tllat tic ANGER Is
Promising we'll.
, 1880-11-02

DETROIT, Alicl,., Nor. 1,-Isanc Tower was
buried by tho caving In Of Il well IN Unkl.el,l
Township, lIart County, ,lrar Grand l.att.ts.
Saturday night. at ttst ACCOUNTS tic bu.iy
hntl Hot been recovered.
, 1880-11-02

f:cividtsr. Yonna TO-. H.. Fcb. q. 1e71,
HtaM Sth have hcen nAtIIE suue lNt>tAS y lsItuit]
~ t 1.r eTnis t.. nI!a M s,rt9c. ss.lisnett With
t"Htr etttnpi!t"s Int Nerves. ttesneA tr si,tiil-
htA and ]t.tHtI* and Nu!eTes IhnuRlAltsnl. wuuti
liut to without 1t, N1ss Wis'FfIA Ii.
, 1880-11-02

nyspcrhin md Indigestion.
,,u. .,,, Sandwich. I,s knib Co., H..
% s se Il 4 sS:oa ,{ 1 @ s;sr s5nF SMs a.,n
asasmS IT, W. fss S.sa. e o. fM T. , III g
Cure for Heart Dlaca.e.
. %si:SG9's:s f?!stn's ySS sSj 3 II!
~ ZEN sTALLISGa
All l3iat It In Recommended to Ise.
@ Gs ,?ss Stsssaa ,s.ts
'A' bust '"''y s'''' ''sF ;i S;s Il n < .4HGx Uxs.
Dl@canes or she Lnnss. -,
si '! a: !t ;St @ iSss
s's'a''S1' Il 10 A'' '0"'''s tss'% @ir1SoroS.
For Neuralgia.
p..us. WIN. tross, ss,s w; Nsa1xa l!satsa Sc y!
sS's s:SS; :; 4 'S $S ;$|s @
py.pcrsl. Cured.
nr.ns,n bny. ce tinsi; ti,;sd 1,ans1ik ns S:d:. GS ~
;:jSss :;;s S
Mover FAITH si,;st;I ts crrs: ttssso,, CO. III.
nsA x, hs,s n, ;$!, i$Sf%s %
Ell: I :::::: $ III ~: IT,
An AGENT. %,ss;ssa. asss,'Go,;y; 1SaSs;, Co., III,
nFA s; a. ea ,s ss1 s1 y9a; !H1h
IL s s.g = :si9. sqa @ s;; sss'
Recommends II to All.
MUCH syU WITH ba,'Scial 9S.ul.,s II suMl III nHi,
, 1880-11-02

~, TIE PRINCE GOING TIL lTAIY,
lAo''sA, Sos.-Tio Prince 0t Atontcnc.
k.o' seeing the settlement Ut THO nulcl2no
Gass.on as likely to By intepnltly protr,cted,
t'aa resolved tO ~ to ltnly for tho winter.
, 1880-11-02
IIIE GIlDuI.S.

DErEo1r, Nov. l.-rhe bnsiy Of Mrs. HAIL.
wife 0f Dr. n. T.. Hall. Of Dnyisburs, Oak
lanl County was stUlgn from the DayEsburs
Cemetery stlnuc time Inst week. Thu fact ll,.s
Just been discovered, and rreat excitement
Ntfkfg
, 1880-11-02

FahIE. El&EnpafEn To. TT.
:, bEAn 9tM: ralfs Ia ia e4rtlfy thai ynur INDIAN
HlRill SfItll. Las dunn sIle nEe .uud tuE khlnry
s"rnl!it ana 'tH!rt ll''cns" tIAft any Hiher Med.
titus Hf4f Hsru. IL nSu EHrGlt ty children VI
l.hIlls Atll EGt tnluin. MAIIGAltE:r Efif5N,
, 1880-11-02

GUILTY OF lAlIit:xXLENtENT.
SCRANTON, t'a., Suv. l.--l', X. Iargcr. for
many years the confidential clerk of join.
Jernyns. las been fn,tnl guilty Of npproprl-
nting 81, GU to his nwll use.
, 1880-11-02

THROWN FROM Ills BUGGY.
DASvi!.t.i:, W., Nny. i.--JO!ln Il. Keen,
Mayor ut Nurrll Dunyilir, was TITLED by be-
ing thrown from Ills buggy to.duy.
, 1880-11-02

CATARnn.-Eomploto treatment for H., Quo
bottle Aadicnl Cure QUO 1nx t:ntArrh4! soivei!t,
4l.ld ot,u Improved Inhuler, with troatls9 and l.
ra.utiuns tnaY now 10 bud Ut all druggists for u.
Ask for sanfor4s Radical Cure,
, 1880-11-02

, - - FiHrN. CI1y Co, TT.
pEAE sI!t; 1'hs Is to certify that ,your lSDlAN
Chll1s nfter at othrr medicines lad intIoi.
, 1880-11-02
LISTOF WHOLESALE DEALERS
-ik-
d. Clal4 Jhnson'S Indian Blood Synln

VsFt0NEsVt 0GIe
VAN EoLAACK. BrEyESsoN 4 CO, % esA L
e!4| m EsoS.nhYMAEM 4 60. ., and .. 1a.,,
ft4.NAM T. KING, 81 l.x6u-st
sdRAs sIuuYEh1UAIu ca " W,A,saAn
, 1880-11-02
7ElEGRAPtIlc NOTES

,l'onr JEKvls, n. T., Nov. l.-Saylgatlon
llas been resumed OIL tho Deluwure tH llud-
son Cnnal. Nincty thousand tons Of con
nre Released,
, 1880-11-02

Mnfl0Un, COI0s Co. TT.
DEAN SIN: nnd your lSHlAS Isi.tElD SYRUP
tpGettlfy GuFps Ehtiit, hu ru.,teu Ii ~ tho
hsst i,nulcinv III tho eutry tur !tAeutnt!s, ntld
NcusntktA- ZIsI MtrGllElti..
, 1880-11-02

:. TlHH!VEVIs !HlE99!OH ust I1I4
DEAN Sln: ! wAs trouutea with f.nrntEtA fur som
Tina. 1 htuEht t+bLlg Ut yuur INDIAN tttHji
6iNUl, al An happy IL ray It 1s vnttre!y cured .na
, 1880-11-02

~, buckingham. !tantateo c.. ~. Mar y lEa
and fuunA ny tglief uhl!l ! ctAs'usReed nsln4 Juuf
hluht yhluAbp lNlllAN Al.UJiI hfhutI now mn
tclliQ 10 AlI ANNA f4Et3ENukH9.
, 1880-11-02

buckingham. KMnhnkou To-, Iii, Mar ~ It'll
1EAN hIn: vl,enrl4!ty tesltt TINT your Justly cGl-
thrasta lNl!Ah A!.ttDh sfhUf gives unI4 prsEt AT.
!s1Aeu, ut1d II highly Usou14d by Ill who IsHd
Y AayS n.e yY4f iHsdS.n1 with ths .nost ~ lug.
I'll lroubsd with Ltser Complaint .na S'ck
, 1880-11-02

WlNCONuN Lake Co., TIT.
nkAM HiH, hnye nsed your arnat lHu An III I,OD
81 ltul' And hAYD fuaHu II uncl 1aod Hood 4s4f1
aes md take pieasuro IN FseonIauadtI!Kt u ~ sng