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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
Democratic Convention. at Duluth.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
DULUTH, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic eonven-
tion held here yesterday nominated the follow
ing candidates: Register of deeds, N. j. Mills;
sheriff, W. Main; county attorney, M. 8. Stew
art, formerly Republican; auditor, Geo. Lar
son; judge of probate, Jno. Dunphy; coroner,
Lyman Jacobs. The legislative convention,
which was to have been held in the afternoon
also, was postponed until P. M, when the
following candidates were chosen: Peter
Dean for Senator. and b. L. Wizard for Repre-
sentative. After their nomination Mr.. Dean
made very appropriate speech. in which he
fully covered the ground of the Democratic
party.
The first issue of the Duluth Democrat ap-
peared yesterday, and it repeats the sentiments
of the GLoBE-"Washburn must CO." At
least, the Democrats of this and Carleton
eounty say they will do their share to bounce
him. 1t is anticipated that this county is to
have a redhot campaign.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, US. A.
INaKRsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
81. PAUL. MNN.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Oct. II. 1880, 9:56 P. M.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Duluth. 1880 80 SW Fair.
St. Paul. ...... ..30.08 80 W Cloudy.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
30.138 500 1873 NV Lt.Snow.
Amount of rainfall 80 inches; maxi
mum thermometer, SO; minimum thermome-
ter, -.
o. 8. M. Gone,
Sergeant Signal Corps. q. 8. a.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
Democratic Prooesston Fyred On,

WDMNeToN, Del. Got. 16.-During the
passage of . Democratic procession at II
o'clock tonight, it was fred upon from the
house-tops, and several persons were seriously
wounded. Two of the men were reported
dying. The fire was returned and the building
Quilted and several of the first assailants
wounded.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
ADDRESS From Conservative Republicans

ADDRESS From Conservative Republicans.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-The National asseci-
alton of conservative Republicans has issued
an address to the friends of Gen. Hancock and
of the constitution and union, asking their
earnest cooperation in national effort to
bring out to the polls on the second day
of November next all whe think the same with
them and with the conservative Republicans
concerning the republic. They prophesy 9 re-
petition Of the election in 1876. The address
states that in Indiana and Ohio large bodies of
fraudulent voters were shamelessly brought
to the polls by the radical
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
Heavy Grain Export Last Week.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE chief inspector of
grain says that the out inspection last week
was the largest ever known in the history of
the produce exchange, being over 100000
bushels, mostly wheat.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
Amother attack Upon Hancock.

KANSAS C1TY, Mo-, Oct. 16.-The Journal
will publish tomorrow morning long inter.
view with ex-Gov. Smith, of Cameron, NO.,
relating to the circumstances of Hancock's in
reference with the civil authorities of the
State in 1866, forcing the disbandment of the
State militia and the substitution of federal
military power in support of the civil authority
on the day of election. Gen. Hancock was
then in command of this de
partment with headquarters at Jeffer
son barracks, near st. Louis. The troops wer.
stationed by his order at the polls in Platt
Clay, jackson and Lafayette counties.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

Absolute cure for Drunkenness.-Dr.
D'Unger, discoverer of the Great Cinchona
Remedy, at Palmer house, Chicago, for two
years. Write to him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

If your throat feels sore or uncomfortable,
use promptly DIR. Jayne's Expectorant. 1t will
relieve the air passages of all phlegm or mu.
Gus, allay infsmma ion, and so give the affect.
ed parts chance to heal. No safer remedy can
be had for all coughs and colds. or any COM
plaiut of the throat and lungs, and q brief trial
will prove its efficacy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-THE first snow storm
of the season occurred tonight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

Signed Clark Irvine, secretary; John G..
Thompson, chairman of the Democratic Stase
central committee, and j. r. mckinney,
chaiamsn OF the State executive committee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

NEXT Tuesday is the day to register your
name If you wish to vote November I'd.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

-Four prisoners escaped from the Jail in
st, Peter the other day, but all were soon
after captured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

- Use VIM. Clarke d Sons HELIX NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch, England. Office 157 La
Salla street. Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

Feast For Antiquarians.
Don't fail to inspect those Bare Old Books at
the st. Paul Book and Stationery 90. g, 81
East Third street. They are selling rapidly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18
CITY GLOBULEs.

SAVE your vote by registering next Tues
dav
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

Reeds Gilt 1ge Tonic regulates the bowels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-18

10G 1hA0E01s
The floor Of ths room In which the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30

Asa mattersOffaet, the chief opposition to the
denomination Of tsOv. st. John arises from the
prominent position he has taken upon the tenn
perance observation-disclosures Journal.
1t wOuldibe more correct to say that
but for the prominent position he has
taken upon the temperance question"
Gov. st. JDhn's vote in the next nOm-
mating convention would be among
the scattering. If he had not been So
active. three fOurths of his present
supporters would have been indiffer-
ent or opposed to him, and nearly all
Of his. opponents would have been
opponents still. The truth is that the
prohibition Amendments has been a
gedsend to St. John, .and,he has used
it;with great in lustry.and skill. It is
certainly: not-a good reason why other
candidates. as. sounds .On the temper
ance question as he is, and more COM
petent to discharge the duties of the
position .he Seeks, shonld. be brushed
aside without consideration. The idea
that it took. a great deal, of courage,
and self-sacrificing disposition to en-
able Governor who desired a re-elec-
ton to go with and assume to be the
leader of a popular measure that was
''sure to be adopted by.a tremendous
majority" is not little ridiculous.
We repeat, tits nothing to his discred-
it, but it does not prove him to be eth
er a herOOr a saint-and he is certainly
neither the one nor. the Other.-lMun-
hatt1n Nationalist.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30
Temperance Mass neeting.

BY bills printed at this Office notice
is generally given that there will be a
grand temperance mass meeting and
picnic held at the Walnut Grove, ON
the river one mile west of lola, SatuE-
day August 7th. Hon. T. D. Thatcher
and Hon. Sidney Clark, of Lawrence
and other speakers have been invited
and are expected to be present. All
are invited to come and hear the pro-
tossed constitutional amendment dis
cussed. The exercises will commence
at 10 o'clock continuing until noon.
Afternoon commencing at o'clock.
Everybody is invited. to come and
bring full basketsdor the picnic dinner.
Hon. E. III. Funston, of Carlyle. Pres
ident L. w. Keplinger,. of Humboldt,
Vice-President, and j.. L. WOodin, of
lola, Chief Marshal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30

We have receivedi ffom. Scribner &
Co. n. Y. an advance copy of their
new Sunday School Hymn and Tune
Book, entitled, Spiritual Songs for the
Sunday Schools. This, book surely
meets all the needs ola Sunday School
more fully than any collection of Sun
day. School songs>ever brought to our
notice. The character of the selec-
tiops is excellent. In poetieal merit
ands spiritual power it meets both
generaliand special wants, while the
musical department. is equally good.
Its music absunds in tunes-having
strong melodies and we'll marked
rhythm, while the melodies are grace
full and easily caught. The printing
and binding, are off the best quality.
Price SOC. retail A. specimen copy
mailed to any .Fsstor, Superintendent
or Chorister on receipt. of Csc. Scrib-
ner 4 co. 54s and rs Broadway; N, Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30

The Topeka Capital copies our re-
marks about Hon. E. III. Funston, FOE
Senator and heads it snake Him a
Senator" and adds :. While q men,
Der of the house Mr.. Funston was one
of the most reliable, hard working and
influential members. We can most
heartily endorse every word the Reg
lister has said for Mr.. Funston, and his
district cannot send man to the SEN
ate who would do them better service
than E. III, Funston.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30
Ozark Flashes

Ozark has a Garfield and Arthur
pole 20 feet high and flag with 81
stars. The pole started towards the
heavens last Saturday.
Falls and ShockX Bros. keep trade
booming.
Mr.. Ellis has opened a drug store
with indications Of a good. business.
Crops fine but little more rain
needed.
Sunday School Convention a success
at Elkin's Grove the 25th.
Presbyterian regular services first
and third Sunday in. the neat chapel,
which, they do not allow to a Univer-
salist.. kITTO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
For President, .....JA AS. A. GARFIELD.
Vice President, ......."..C. A. ARTHUR.
Senatorial Convention.

The Republica9SOf the 18th Senatorial Dist.
consisting of Anderson and Allen counties, will
hold delegate convention at Garrett, on the
25th of August, 1880, at 80 p. H., for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination a candidate TO,
Senator from said district. The counties com.
as follows:
Anderson county: Walker township, Il Lin
coln 1; Rich, Il: Ozark, 1; Indian Greek, l;
Reeder, 1; Washington, l; jackson, l; Putnam,
/; Monroe, 2.
Allen county Geneva township, 1; Deer Greek,
l; Usage, 1; MarmatOn, l; Elm, l; lola, q; Els,
more, l; Salem, ]; Humboldt, ?; Cottage Grove,
conventions for. the selection of delegates on
Friday, the Goth day of August, 1880.
BY order of Senatorial Committee.
w. q. ALLISON, Chm'n.
w. A. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-30
Final Settlement Notice,
The State Of Kansas, I.
ANAn EoaanA~

The State Of Kansas. a.
Allen County.
Creditors and all other nsinterested in the
Estatexof James Rogers, deceased, are hereby
said county and State, on the .Gth day Of Septem-
Der, laS0 For full and final settlegpent OF safa
Estate. JOHN +. ROGERS,
J9lySl ,l60. Almi1istrators
, 1880-09-02

uEN. HuTr.EIs took control OF tho Mnssa-
clusutts Convention yesterday. Thu Chairinnt,,
Mr.. Colllms uctod entirely undur ILLS instr,tc-
tions, and. Is tho Convention waA almost uaani.
.nuusly l,utlorite. 1t WIS NJ orderly as II Domo-
oratlc Convention u oxpoctud tn be, ton. hut
lor declined to bo riuccl IN nutnlunti0n, for thu
very good suason thut he knuws thare villa not
tho slightest chancn for tho 1u1nucrnts to 10
within N, ,ul yotes ot eMrryfn2 tho stalv. uutlor
R,.vo la bis reasons for not nrcopttng tho hoaus
that hla motives u Joining tho neM.nratfo ,,aEty
might 10 InislntuEprct6tl, aud hls uounauon
might otlond somo ut tho old teaders alal oauso
dissonson In tho party. Charles 4. Thosnnsnsa,
ot Gloucester, wns nominated for 0ovor1ur, 70"
ccIytng GU yotes to AN for ex.0ov. 1aAton. THO
State ticket was eaaliy completed, as thoro worn
not many seeking tho barron honor Of q AolMf.
nuuon. Tho resolutions ndoptetl are VI Tho usu-
al Democratic typs, ap!ced With littt9 Uutlcr-
iatn.
, 1880-09-02

rur conllonei in otl,or civilized portions OF
tho worltl. = Tile intimidation Of Justice, tho
tlcilnnch Of constituted authority, the killing
OF mentor convIcttoll'a snke. tho persecution
OF TIM blacks aud ostraclsm Of whites not
bori, In the south, tho demand nt tlo point
Of n gun for tho surrender of political
principlcs,-these nro some Of wl1at may be
called the crimes Of locality" peculiar 70
tho South. 1t would probably ,bo impossible
Il, most communities Of the South to convict
aild punish white man for killing mig
ger" and almnst equally difficult II the VIC
tin were either "radfcal" or !" scalawAg"
white man. Political crimes, when ttoy re-
tlound to the profit and glory of tie Demo-
cratlc party, nre universally condonet at tho
South. Crimes of ylo1cnce aro generally
, 1880-09-02

Mr.. REppATIr gives most shocking p'ct-
,iro Of tho susEcrlu3s endured by tho tgnarts Of
Lord Lisusduwno's estates III K0rfY. Those cs-
tatcs cover nb0ut twonty HQttRre ,ntles They
hayo been governed tor several generations by
cru family uf nFonts, tho Trenches, who have
hAtl tho ta support Of tito landlords ri nll their
odtons nets Of oppression. The "rulcs Ut thu
estnte callso tue spectat harlshtps. Thoy pro-
hibtt marriages alnung tho tenants, OK
crpt With tho permission Of tho agents,
or tho sholtesIng OF any person, whether
rclatlvo or not, III any cai,in on tho cs-
tate. Tonnnts' or 1nborors' children who TO
tnnrry without permission are elected ut once.
Tho common punishment for she!tcrinH Blran-
gers visitors Is tlno ot gu!o nf rent. \ gale
Is hnlf II ycnr'a rent. Several deaths hnvo hcon
caused by tho operation Of these rules. Tcnauts
hive been tlued for shelscriny their own chill
drun. Women ahuut to he confined have beon
turned ont to suffer- tho lnclemcrcics Of winter
Rules like thcso aro Gommon In Kerry md
other cuunties Of 1fuanL. Lord 1.nnstownc Ic.
serves credit on,y for lnycntfng them. They
constitute tho chief diffcrcncu hotwcon tho lot
OF tho English laborer and that OF tho Irish
tenant, md nro rs fiear nn approach to tho con-
tItion Of s!nvcry MS c0utd DO roatlzcl IN cou1l-
try pretending to be free.
, 1880-09-02

TrE Montgomery Aifrcrtiscr and Mail
doesn't tku TIiE CHICAGO TItnusE, and pnr-
tteulurly doesn't a,tmiro its preference for
Northern Intelligence. patriotism, nannors, ami
vcrncity over tho articles which pass fer such In
son.e 0f tho Southern Suites. Tito Montgomery
piper tries to enforce ita comparisons by
statement Of what 1t snys onoo nctually occurred
In ChEoago cuurt:
Why, not n very long wh'lo ago In ono of tho
cnurtx In ChlenEo, presided over hy Kcrul]-
iicnn .lHe at TINT, y memorable enso was !le-
clie1, III which. by tho solemn .tcetslnn Ut that
jltlKG It fs ltla to HppGnr IN language pafltn
md positive TO- bo misunderstood thht one
James 4. Garfield wns guilty Of bribery Will. II
Representative III C0nErcss, and that heW WIS Also
guilty If yolating law Of Congress.-tha peri
nltyof wh1cl. is hnprlsonncnt lu tho 1'cnlton-
ttary. n t1no Of $4,000. and perpetual dslliall-
Ecalion fur hoh!lnx oAlcoi
Nh atleh case wns ever tried In Il Chtcngo or
my other cuurt. nnd no such decision was ever
rendered by II Republican Or my other Judge.
~ Democratic attorney. cx-Jutlgo noo'!ttlc. did
advance somo ellppositions or opinions Of Ills
owt, In nm argument relating tn n caso in which
Gen. 0arflcltl's conduct was II stda ssuo; bit
ex-1ndRo poolIttlo In cnurt delivering M ex-
parto Democratic argument Is MT moro of I'M
authority than tho editor OF tho Montgomery
paper himself.
, 1880-09-02

A ls1rr. asslnsl!ating tito law regulating the
registration Of yotcra l1 1refn,id IL tho INV Ut
registration tn England WIS rejected by tho
House Ut tor11a last oycntny. Or tho announce
ment Of tho rejection Of tho bill In tho lfosc.of
Commons sfr. rarncEl asked tho Government to
mike tho nnasl,ro fHtrt OF tho Appropriation
LllL which WIS then unor consideration, hut Mir.
Fnrster ou tlehnlf OF tho Government rcfusrlto
ncccdo to this oxtromo cot1rso, wheruupon Mr..
l'ar;cl hnd tho consideration Of tho Approrri-
ntion till postponed f0r ono night, and tho Lords
will havo To remain away from tho hunting llold
onu tlny iouEcr.
, 1880-09-02
PERSONALS,


Tho first gun tor Hancock was shotgun.
In case Of twins, all bets arc oll.-KinU
.1yD'Bo.
The death of Ouray leaves SLtting-Bull
monopoly Of tho "good Indian business.
Wo notice that young nnlned Lee has
bccn cngngcd to support Miss navcnport next
Rcnson. Fanny will probably support her hus'
band. - ia, 1,.,
Lotta's new play Is said to be OF the euno-
tional order. She kicks 50 high 10 to bring teaIs
10 tho Dyes OF all tho old men who thluk luck
about forty yenrs.
tits believed by many persons III Colorado
that Duray WIS poisoned; but, ns st. Louis has
almost entirely lost tho plc-trado Of TINT Sec
ton. 1t ID hardly probablo.
~ do SO nlmirc gonial, wholesonled
mln," saya George Eliot In Que of her earlier
works. That's right, George. 4 half.solcd man
Is Of mighty little account In this world.
Once again Inns IIeav'n boreft us;
bfnbcl'a In tho lako.
Give llor banHs to Sister Clara
sho will tako tho cnko.
Shelley.
The ce1lsuB.returns show that fifteen Mill
ion of peopla In this country ssay uwaT from
church oyery Sunday. b1r. T!lden ahollld TOT .
bcttor cxnmple to tho othor 14,9S9,a0.
The higher the moon climbs above,
The pllrar nnl brighter its bcnm;
Tho olt1cr you grow, my dear love,
THO swcetor and fulrcT you seem.
IS. J. Tgtle,s.
Secretary Schurz Is to be married IN ut
fall. There will be no groonsmcn, but tho ECO
rotary will stand In limo with couple Of iron
pillars, which nro expected to answer tho paf'
poHo admirably.
, 1880-09-02
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS

m,,, ,.,,r r.-,., ,,.t. y.{,,n rort ofna tte (o!.
iao NtW ss'ssv astte %ot"Mu oe0s's a,,,,', MT
10 ,lIsnppojute,l tu their hopes and expectations
In tho coming election Tho taxpayinx North
would hnvo III pay tiear onoueh tor 'at. ,,ro
III National politics. Although It btcones '..,
apparent frtm week to wpck, from t1s5 to t,ay'
a' ~" ~ o'" 9',a'n ~. III, oa]o,rances tho
ann i !,4nIn e. noeca nI1 IN tG oooe
o~r,aoas wi. as ,,o ~ ',,,w ~ IN Sor,her people
luz iu,crt,nns a" o's ~ H. snu,,eSrs ~ rho money
question plays conspicuous paH :"
thIs casnpaiyn, and, as in money nus'
,"ra nj nicnspntry nnd frcndsb'a
.os ~. ,,p p..asa'ss -, @ ori h,slness
ia at m end. Northees' uomocfats a.n osrt,s us,
men night hnyo occasion. in caso OF !lanei
election, to curao tho ,lay on wht6h they soss1
, 1880-09-02

BISHOP CnATAlsD. Of tic ltolnnn Catholic
nIoccae of indianapolis, or Vneonnes, t,as plnccd
under ban thu, soyorn divisions Of tho Ancient
Orlor Of I[iberntaiss whose nctnbnrs trippcd tho
light fantastic ut picnic near indianapolis re-
Gently. Tho period of suspension IL two nluntha,
l1d during TINT time tho olenttnR 1tihertllans
aru forbidden my participation III Church cero-
tnoutcs nithor individually Or as Il body lllshnp
Elder, Ut Cincinnati, IL havink Lively time with
sonlu oe tho Irish Catholics Ut his dloccso too
Tho knights OF st. Pntrlck hnso incurred hla
displcaHuru, and nre not In submissive n1ooa.
lut In trying tn ropscss tho tendency Of the Gin,
cInnati latl!ca tn "ba11g" tholr har and tn wuar
stylish h.sns,cts Tshop Elder Inns takcn on him
solf task compared with which bis troullcs
with tho gllant suns OF st. Patrick Is uniy very
suAll circumstance.
, 1880-09-02

leeV .0iVtfA
From 1910 to 1850 Illinois held tho position
Of tho fourtl, State In tic Union In point Of
population, being exceeded by Now York,
Pennsylvania mid Ohio. In 1870 Ohio oxcecti-
ell Illinois by 1a5,p}o, and Tic expectation Inns
been that III 1850 our State would equal X not
exceed Ohio. Thougl, tic population Of
Ohio has not yet been made known, 1t l,ns
heen estimated, from tho partial returns
published. that 1t will reach shout $500, 900.
thus exceeding that Of illinois III 1850 by
tho san.e number MS 1t did hi, 1870. So 1llt-
nols must be content for anothor lecade to
be the fourth State III tho Union In point Of
population. .......
The reader who will contrast tho figures Of
tho increase of population III Illinois during
tho last ten years-tho hitter five years Of
which have been most prosperous, nlM With
tide of population flowing in--with tho re-
ported increase iii South Carolina. Il State
10 Which no person has ever migrated n,d
from which there Is persistent exodus, may
form n pretty clear conclusion rs to tho
fraudulent character Of tho South Caro1lnn
enumeration. All increase Of 81 per cont In
Illinois, nnd Of ~ per cent In South Carolina !
Tho corrected table Of population Of Illinois,
with n statement Of tho lucrease Of each
county. Is rs follows:
, 1880-09-02

DAIsSuM WINS In indianapolis yesterday,
and will dlvido hh tin1a for tho next thirty duya
between Ohio and ladfapu. Ilo proposes to
wAge vsry aggressive campaixn during TINT
ti1ne. Ho has plenty of suuney, and between
himGelS and English tho kentucktuns aouth 1T
the Ohio ltLvcz will bo alnpIy provided for. All
the Democratic orator4cal tatcnt Ut tho country
'sllt bp turnrl loosc for tho noxt thirty days on
t4e October 5tate1, aud oil tho available Demo
cratic funds will bo placed whero Earnun,
thinks thay can do the most good. Already hnyo
tho pair Of Democratic worthies, DarI,uln an4
Kngllsb, struck sAag. Ex~Uoy. Hendricks can
not be induced to taks any part In tho cau,-
palgn. Ito sutks Ia h!s sont, mud bis su!ktnY and
that Of other prominent Democratic IullunEaus,
, 1880-09-02

TIE following gentlemen wore nominated
for Congress yestosr1ny: JS. Collins, by tho 1lo-
publfcnns Of tho First Georgia District; Antlrow
g. Chapman, by TITO Fifth Maryland Dcn,o-
crats: 0rlundo Powers, by tho Fourth Michigan
Democrats: and Cyrus D. Prescott was rcno,nI-
nated by tho flcpublionna Of tic Twenty.thtrfl
New York District.
, 1880-09-02

TIT: public debt Of The United States,
which, ss now Sa,1.le e.to or. less t1lo cnsh In
tho Trcaa,,ry, 81 074. wns reduced during
tho month Of August by $1e,Gs7, lot. Tho reduc-
tton il1,rg tho part of tho ascnl year which hns
nrcndy elapset!,-that IL 10 say, since Juno Co.
has been $17, ,Gg3,a.
, 1880-09-02

SINCE the passago Of the uland Silver bill
there havo hcen conch $Gs, ,1so,750 In standard
silver tlnllnrs. or thIH sum nnly SO B'04i3 ia In
circulation, tho hntAnce being IN the Treasury
vnuts. Turing tho month Of August, howosor,
1,:s, as1 sttyer dollars wcso put into circulation,
which InaIcntea All Increased dcnlnnd for that
kind of M1pcy.
, 1880-09-02
Tribune BRANCH OFFICES,

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established branch
pces {oe tho roca!pt Of subscriptions md hdyar4e'
ments ns follows:
NEW yUltK-ltoom p Tribs.ns Building. y. 7. Nc
FAhuBS, Manaacr. a..
GLASGOW. scotinnd-Alan's American News
AEellcr, II 1tcnnnt-Ak ....-
LONDON. EnR--Amoricnn Exchange, - Strand.
uEHHY +. GtL11u. ARpnt-
WAYtlfNGTON, ~. C.-l3i1 Rtrect
, 1880-09-02

THE Houston Post estimates tho cotton
crop Of Texas for this yenr at LEO 0O0 bnles, or
ono fourth Of Tho entire crop OF tho United
states. This amount Is unprecedented, but It
Gun DO increased by greater care In dealing with
tho destructive cottar,. Wnrm.
, 1880-09-02

l,arnum fcnrs, will provo DISASTROUS TO tho nar-
". Ilarnum will not mako tho experiment Of
sending mnics to Indianapolis this tmo; he will
be On hand to furnish {ft1tn.
, 1880-09-02

SArs Mr.. 1foncuro D. Conway: ~ nm
sorry to bcltcvo that there Ia in Q'aistonc n
snofshIsh vein. but It Is \ sal fact which hIs nj.
mirrors try III vnEn to conceal. somp years mo
in tho suit Of tho lato Duke Of Newcastle ror =
divorce, which hah to ro to tho House nf fo,,s
FIR trlal. Gladstone WIS witness. ITo wns oato5
whether ho WIS Intimate with tho DUKE. md ~
piled. Ks tntltnato Us tho difference l,ctvcon
ottr stations permit" TEnt n INN fnr tnorn
c'ninont than Newcastle Or my Other l)nko
shoull havo niHdo such reply illc,l tic Lon1s
themselves with wondor not uum!xcd With oon-
tptnpt."