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Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
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ID. r. BARNARD, JR., Eee'y,
826-18td Dover. Del.
4. AiLkaSAD LlN lGs
DHILADELPHIA, WILMlNC}TOr ANE
I BALTIMORE RAILROAI.

DHILADELPHIA,W WILMlN}TOs ANE
I BALTIMORE RAILROAI.
JULY 20. 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphis and intermediate Sta
tieRs, 100, $40, 1885, q. m., 2so 100, 100. $50
Philadelphia tExprsss) $50. 800, s.44, 1907
0. m 2.20, 9.48 p. N.
Philadelphia and rev York 2.2S, $50, TOO,
1907, .. M, 1899, 1913, o.07 p. m.
Baltimore and Internediate Stations, 8.S5
o, m. 6.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, L0S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.bl, ZOO, 2.l6,
8.36 o. m, 12.62. 1.04, 448. T08 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer:
New Castle, 800, s.26 0. m, LOS, 800, 81
p. m.
o. M, Les, 6.86 p. m.
Dolmar and Intermediate Stations, ssS q.
m., LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
al0 Q. m, 800. 6.8U, $50 p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.23 O. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.6l, 2.03 o, m.
For further information passengers are 70.
Ietred to the time tables posted ct the depot.
H. F KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

kTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
bOussWOrk. Apply Gil MsrKet 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
FOR RENT.

6vyr NINE ROOM DWEL.
! hn sNas, ~ with hot and cold water and
n improvements, ct 1904 ". 'FRONT.'
Nv IN WIN. FORREST,
'pPP' Next door.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

TeD.-A GOOD COOK AT IVES.
|eyan college, 6 q French st. 9ls II
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

PING THREE GENTLE d EN-
/ Aaye board with pleasant rooms In
'anily. 33l L. Fourth st. 92St6t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

RDlNu..TWO GENTS OAN HAVE
d ac'ommodAtions, aI-o table board,
|rh street. 90tst
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

ErLD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
al houseWork at 2l9 Orange st. Nt3
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

rs TO LET NEAR SIXTH AND
est; references exchanged. Address
FaLHCAN OlRee. sS0t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

||oMMUNIoAIlNa FURNISHED
\, with board, Tor gentleman or
MA; location central and p eaeant.
m RxpuBLIoAN office. SStot
RENr.-ROoM FOX RENT: Ar
4 III King st. VIZ"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
JxTILMINGTON ATDRNE EUm,
s.vYyHE HON s,sunOoL,'

s-YVyHE HoMEcSUhOOL,'
VIII begin It's second term on September
Q, 1859. Principals Miss Emile E. Thomp.
aon and Mrs. b. h. Dorsey. For further par.
ttouiars apply 10 MISS THO MPSON,
.2S-lyd 73o Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
ROARDIN q.

RDING.-! GENTLEMEN CAN
aca IN nodated with board at 80 l..
reference exchanged. 924t0t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

kTED-A CABBAGE PAINTER
ADDRESS JOS. v. OOURSEI,
\! Oentreviile, Md.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

-s-sEyERAL SIX ROOM
|SAL!Eso--onabiy well built, with gas,
Dses, inosvSsd .sV nd bath centrally looa-
lold Wv, asnss ior WorkingEen Wal
Faele Hy1 y, terms reasonable ana no
\ M E.n a Apply TO the ownef.
ALLEN 9l.o0d
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

YTL0uR FLOUR

oell on JACOB WILLIAMS at Sd st.
Market, for Pusey's best family hour.i
1925, and patent process ct S7.oe spel
barrel. B9O1md
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

ET-ONE Of THE YiEEsI IN y
80 IN Inc city, situated On
'ldipg lou ~ ~ seventh and Broome
lives. ..ss co., ens y, oi the tinest yiews .n o.
|psndins ysv nay: sise, "a n. front on
4 Ii'sSI \, ~ iO It. deep on tn s''es'' 9"
PsrticalaiS JAMES PARKER.
,r al st wilmington, Dei.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

E-A OHlLD'S GOAT, Ll1HT
cloth. P.sase return to 9O7 Wash.
'VeA' Dlt2t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
vOR SALE.
ElyArEsALh.
FARM OF

...pLY NINETY AohD' :.
|andliiS"'ls y" lsts.ion: "a ". 4. 4. y; Y, H. M
~ Ooun'''' Address, AGEET,
/, v,.ouson station. W. q y. n. n.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

EDlNG,- - SINGLE ROOMS FOR
llemen with board. b0o King st. 3tts
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
LOST AND FOUND.

"a PAIR OF GOLD sPECTA-
v VI marked A. b. M, on going from
west to 9Th and Market. A liberal
vii DO paid II left at $40 West st. 3Ut8
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

RDERs WANTED AT 82l EAST Attn
feel; private family. 9266t
, 1880-10-07

DAN VoonnEEs Is tho greatest gun tho
Democrats of Inltnnn hnve hmm nr,1,; m ~,
thlt gtnto fur llnpcook an Lnn,,ora ~ ~. ~ ~
n'hsqueeaasrKnt pntllc meetings az nn ''origfnal
unEon man nnl tho soldiers friend" IIg IL tho
eanlu kind OF soldiers fr!ond TINT NH Enotis
asn . nnn m.a" .tsu pah snolata ana
NV. nM"'sn a's har'nancs tnas It was tho Democracy
bclfou. lie denies thnt I'm erar snnko m ~ ~,
Goycrnmnnt or nr 1,ros,,,omt I..,ont ~ ~ , .nu
,','a.,n.,,.. ~. ~ A."eon' We ha'o
fepeHtcuAy puD!'shea tno proof that In speech
~ Sullivan he spoko Of Union Bol,ltcrs as Ltn-
ooln hrciings and dogs, attl wo nuw Gull attcn-
t1.' no, ~ tuo iuo~ins ek!tac1 from speech dc"
HFoIed " n'hi III tue College CnInpiis ut Grocn-
cnstlc. on tho 8th ct August, 1901. Tho spcecll
noxt div. Mr. Vnrhccs saI,, A p1'A'oAs' INV
, 1880-10-07

GEN. HANKS addressed an audience of 5000
people at Norwnlk, T.. last evening. Ilp de-
vutgu much nf LIS speech to Il iscussIon ut tho
Democratic plnnk on tho tariff. He scuthEuuly
reviewed u0n. Ilnnoopks administration In
Louisiana, and charged TINT hIs Order No, 10
led IT, tho murder af many whlte und coIurctl
Republicans. IA n 1nembor OF tho Committee
which investigated tho Credit NohttIcr transao.
t!en. ho was In ptfsEtlon TO speak on thnt
question With authority, and he de-
clnFed that tho Comnittco was unRnl-
nous III cxoftorntnE Gen. Garfield fruu nll
hntns III connection with tho af{uJr, Gen.
Hunks waa frequently appuudu1. The meeting
WIS 0no Of the largest .orcr held In Norwalk,
and 1lay be taken M un Indication thut tho Ito.
lA'hl'csns Of tho district Will bu up aud doing
Hcxt TuratlnY.
, 1880-10-07


MA fiTats altehdy bc9nn to charge TINT he hntt
written out, but In tho next ycar ho nstoundel
tno1n ali and tn4do his mans known tho wurll
over with LIN urande Duc1icsse do 0crolstnln,"
II was d trnvcsty on tho 8panht Court, mud It
ls sa'd to havo notnally asslsted III driving 1sa.
bella from tho throne. l'c this as II may, It's
coqnets1sh Duchess botnbnstio oonorat, tutsi9u-
INA courtiers. and Ridiculous army commented
themselves Instantly to popular favor. It's
"uhle wna un'ike his ofhor works. It's melodies
"ete very tNRlnS, us INSTRUMENTATION very
bFii!ant' and ts spirit Of b,tslesauo keen. sharp
roll'ek'ng, and cxcruo!ntlnRly dtoll. Thoro Is
not song III MI hls writing TINT GILL
co'hfaee WIN thu "Lltoz l!it - for real beauty,
nnaesa !. 90 inc "sefenado" IN "oonevloro 'lD
t't us"phht ana thore "a nut situation lh any of
us opetas ttat can compar7 with tho conspiracy
~ ". "rn' hoam, nahpf' tFo. aau frfhfe if'd III
.ao Oaeheas apartments, IN arol'efy. and in tho
49,. "Fp1 senoo.un OF tno sentiment or THO toxs In
Inv ny nIs!o' schno'dhr mado a triumph IN tho
'nlo Tu!e' hl iafIs rushctl to seo II. It wns
p!aye" " twenty-fnrce French theatres Mt ono
thhe' ~ traselcsl over Europa like wl1dt,rc.
l. utossca the wntor ycar afterwards AIT! suo.i
Me"e .no 4ch4th anu brcutlth OF our own coa,E-
~. ~ Was "hsstiea and sung on tho strcots.
~ ~ "'ta pta5es' on every rlaf'o atld hand.orRar.
lno usaos cuusnt up lhna'thcrItbso pot
tuutH7 apiehseu' ~ lhtecteu opcrn- gfnFFf flt'd
~. .ao o.s.'ne u tao !e9H'nafc opcra beHnn with
aa "a4oht neFo' u was Kept hllve with fresh
"etseasca, "no c1cel'cd edch othor III vttlsnrtty
una posatlse inaecencs. It hers.lcd tho coming
VI 'ae apectac!e hhu tho acg 'lratln. 10 fasc-
INV n"toa weFe pco"lo WIN It's lfeIy numbers that
'nuy l".s"'e wv" 1ae pcstth1tty ot . Ttste0.
A.. -" ossnue oneaesso Drought ofenl'ach TO
tn' s"1n'hit oi als ia5nos llo nus written MI.
t"".oae oIctas ahec' unanR thon "Hcnes1ovc
, 1880-10-07
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

T7IE CHICAGO Tribune has established branch
ocns for tho receipt Ut subscriptions and Adyerto.
nenta ~ foll1wa:
NEW fONK-ttno.p y Tribune Building r. Nc
FAphxS. Manager
Gt.AsuOW, scouand-Altan's American NoNs
Agency, 81 Nent,aIt.st
LONDON. EnE.--Anoscan EXCHANGE ~ Etrsud.
HENHf +. UILLid, Agent
HA3ulS1IVS, u. E,--Eatg street,
, 1880-10-07

Nils. FANNIE CnocKEN, whose presence at
tho women tnffraEist meetings has always been
tho causo OF breezy scenes, created quito sem
satton at milwaukee, yesterday by attempting to
XIII her stcpmotlor. Mrs- Crockcr was yery
much excited. and did not hand!o her pistol a.
becumcth a strnng-tntntled ,snn,an, which ~.
counts for tho stepnothor's escape with unly tho
loss Of fltiEcr or two. Mrs. Crorkcr Ia believed
to 10 insane. Tho dispute which gavo rise 10
tho shooting was nbout tho division OF somp
t1EanrrtY. -
, 1880-10-07

BEN lIAHulsoy. In Ills spoccl, ut TndIanan.
oils Saturday night, produced IN affidavit aunrd
by two n,cn.who, heastl Thomas A. Hendricks
testify tn tia high opinion OF Garfield US tho best
man IN tho Republican party. Tue affidavit ran
as follows: >
state u lnlfana. Marion County, 49,; William
II. Morrison and Marcus il. brown, being duly
sworn. on oath say that It! n conversation with
cx-IoE: ThottsAs 4. LIendroks, oil tho tuuR.1lp-
G,a3 vineen,.es ,taiIsoad hetwecn me City st
fore tho Inst Republican Nartonal Convention,
he!l At GhtcMKo. tha aatd Hendricks. In cur pres.
gtiCe aiid hearing, jn tho course OF d conyciYu-
!1rnans,n ton s to sae propaplo noneea of The
Cnnyentlun will notntnnte Con. Grant, but / will
toll ytlll who ! think tho Republicans should
nominate, and who t consider their atrun0tst
i,n!: tnHn: tLo ~ y t!uo atd pure nun. man Il
'voul! make Ennd 1'rcsdont Tor us ali, Pr
sonR!ly, c9Hntser HIN tho best Inan yoii co9(l
nominate, refer to JMncs A. unrtiCld, uf Obiu."
WILLIAM II. MoRt.laoN,
II. Il. IRowN.
6ub8crtbed and awhFn to hGEufp mo this 1lth
day vi September, I861,
tsoAl1 HAIRY u. PALMER, Notary Public.
Marion C0unty, 1udtatia.
, 1880-10-07
TIE DANGEROUS EXPERIMENT OF A
"CHANgR.n

D.NANAs"AA
~ Nv pst'oa ~ tho htstofy OF tlle country
1'"se u,e A'net'cah people III Tie aggregate
o"!osea ot sus' p'ospes'Iy RS no"' TIC ''car-
est app1oae'' 10 1!ko genuine prosperity was
% n"s,ns 'hs year or two preceding tho it,
oe'''""' 4'e''' III uto very 1nadl'ess Or Will
tohaess VI N"ee, psosfcss, aiitt acclln,ulatlnE
"aa',n' 'ao peopie OF the ooash 'nsistosl upon
c.'a.f ihey Insisted t''at tho whole
coh"l!y way saHtclehtiy prosperous to Gu
no'e W." 'oe oou!n 10 SUI up separate aau hos
.no ses"o!'a"1hen1, Whose cornerstone
1"ou'' W emVefy. fheso infatuated Dom"
oct"ls' 10. tne sake OF "change,' thought 1t
~ w Rooa po'iey 10 peril al1 things IN the In
sane purpose OF having al tic prosperity 10
to"'''so!Ves, ~ tae madness OF their well
no1hg uley tFled Tue experiment. OF change,
'os tno sake Of Change. aud that
experiment plunged the country into q
, 1880-10-07

ailt. HEAR, our Consul ut Constantiuoplc,
has hacd OH next Suturtlay ns tho tay On which
TIN Sultan shall pass sentence oil tho three per-
SONS convicted Ut tho murder Of l)r. Purtous, tho
AmeFlcnn missionary, an1 his scrynnt. Tho
Sultan TINS refused to 10 It heretofore, on tho
ploa TINT tho lssastna ara Ill. This Is rcg1,,1iu
by Nr. Hemp as very tltne oxc,lse.
, 1880-10-07

CHARLES WuiriEw, Ut pottsyillp, Pa.,
has long suspected bis VITO Of In'',telltY, and
mas boau very unhappy On TINT ACCOUNT. itu
went to work yesterday lnortllg hut returned
after stlart tmo, and shot hIg wtfc, and then
shot and stabbed himself Ills avn wounds
hnvo proved fatal. and Il IL thought Ills wife
will din -
, 1880-10-07

TliE yNcllt Liyallia, which was constructed
ut Glasgow for thu special nss Ut thu Etupyror
u1 Ifussaa, left th0 builders dock yustcnlny for
1T. Petersburg. Admiral l'np0E and the k,iltler
Q! tho yncht waro d't iH'nrl. AboMt lA000 Vcu.
plo turned OUT to sec tho bpnt whlch tho yth.Itsts
wcro credited With tho Intention Of destroying,
, 1880-10-07

a DEMOCRATIC assessing and collecting
agent appeared nt tho meeting Ut tho atoekhotd.
etn OF INC Louisville, Sashs 'ltc fsFcat Southern
ltatlrtn held at fouisvIltc ycstei1ay, and made
an appeal for funds with which to pay for tho
transportation OF DemocrIttc voters from Ken
lucky tnt0 Indiana. It Ia believed that suycrnt
liberal subscriptions were received. Sir. II.
Victor Ncwts,tnb. tho 1'rerfdont of tho rontt, In
SAIL to hnrc subscribed with a llberaIty which
morn than nnswcra tho expectations of Isarnnm
md the 1fuos!cr Democrats
, 1880-10-07

1T Is now understood TINT tito italian Guy-
er'lIt,et Will grant nn amnesty 10 Mai. Cnnzio,
Gnrlbndfs sos-ln-law anI his co,npnnst,,,s.
Enstbalh Is Rlsout tn neccpt tho n1s,nesty M II
message ct peace, md will resume his seut In
Tho Chamber Of Deputies.
, 1880-10-07

THE election III t;norgia yesterday pnsscd
OF quietly, and resulted in tho election OF uuv.
Colgus.t, thu reRlur DeElacruttu nominee, over
fx-senntoF NDrwool, tho nominee Ut tho Dunno
csntle tolter>, by maturity Of about 4u.0D, Ilo
colnFo'l men voted pretty Ilrvely for Cot1uitt.
, 1880-10-07

THE Pope l1ns threatened to recall tho
,eapnl Nuncin from pnrls If tho religious iecrrr.
hre enforced. 1t IL more thai, probable that tho
French Government will not pny much ntten-
t1on - tho throat. and Tt!a como " the conciu-
lion tint Paris antl Fr1lncn gln ,tItt,etso with
thu pFcscneo Ut tho ecclesiastical suntlcl,lltl,
, 1880-10-07

HE1-r1Hd "N10ney or my other valuable
thlng" on tho election dtsqual,(1cp votcr Ia
Ncw York. IN Illinois tho sumo o1enso 1takes
tho porson lublo to limo and Imprisonment, but
!lcs not disauatlfy srnu voting, a.,d tho st4.ute
10 spruc,clly tluad lottcr, M law it, nny Bta,e.
50 TAR ~ known, prohibits snan from making
t.Dl OF httnsclf after tho cIoctiou, II he IL 20
tlictnctl. Tho law only frowns Oh tho pructice OF
plrtlu9 the fuOt gud bis uaDt,eY.
, 1880-10-07

every sense OF honor aud public spirit demanded
that tho schnol Board should place no obstnclc
In The way Of 'ts being 10 used. Tho matter
will probably DO decided at tho meeting of Tho
board Ut Education this ovc,.tue,
, 1880-10-07

IT Is said TINT Gen. lInNclck has already
Indicated hls purpose TO nuke ng 0splanation fn
FeKaFti u the New Orleans tcQ,,da! W souu ~ ho
RhAlt learn just whut 0cs Grant Bat1 mtout It.
lio will now have the 0pposiun since Gen,
ttFaat has lnado porsonal statement qt,Treotlp1
Dr. Fowlor's rocullcotaonB. and hu Ahoull lnso 10
tt!no Il, making vi olort tn ret,re the lcpp I'm
rrossitn which this statement bus lEAde upon
the public nl,Ilt3,t
, 1880-10-07

TlE Philadelphia businessmen had po-
lltical meeting to 10 proud ut tho other nIght,
Tho spccchrs wor0 sAort and plain, and tho
spcakera and oa!ccss wcro men VI character lit
TO accustomed to nl1 Ia p4,lltca. III this neet-
ang, III natter ut course, tho namo VI luther.
ford u, HAypa was louly applautlgd.
, 1880-10-07

GEN. HENnr.W. SLocuM, n personaI friend
OF Hancock's. hates tho Democratic candidate
for the eVice-prcstlcncy. fIs says frunk1y: "My
opinion Of Mr.. English Ia that ho is id hog.
1nl would not stay In fn.ltanu u day Ir 1t were
not for Hancock" It soems Hlocum went to
!nuinna at Hancocks suRgcst!on wi ID tho un-
dcrstanduR Ihat Nr. English specially requested
bis presence, No ono met hin. ut tho tlepot, Mr.
English lid not call on him ut tho hotel, pnl
mover invited hm to visit tho nauslon Of tho
EnXlishes. S0cun was introduced to English
At lust casually by Stranger, though he hnd
lottcra Of Introduction from ItAncnck himself,
Con. slocun says that ovcry gentleman who has
oolnc to 1ndiana has been tsRusscl with the
way Dir. English has Of treating strahgars, and
TINT II my ono of them hns boon offered moro
than two fingers Of hls right haud ha bus not
htAttl Gt 1t.
, 1880-10-07

Ile conference between tho members OF
tao Coa1tuiltse On school.F Fund Property Ut The
'Aoard Of Educadon and ths members OF tho
!: thbl!o Library Lizard Oh The question Ut the Nv,
Tor public Library u tho building now occupied
h a1asef'y's Theatre WAS attended by many
clttzetas fanuKh whuse etIortx tho lleard Of i'd.
pcatlou obtained thu property. Thu mauner Ut
ftls WA fully shown. md II waA uiadu clcxr that
Saa oo'ertlulcs1t 1nado the ts1nsfur Ut the prop.
eFty ~ tht"rato Uuard on tho understanding
esat 1t xas " w Used tor library purposes, apl
, 1880-10-07
SOCIETY MEETINGS..

.. Arni,I.0 t,nMMAN1,E1tr, NO. l.. KNIGHTS
TEMIritA!turho :.I molpers ot Apollo Ire hrrety
Hubert H. Walkcr wil yecaE Thursday. TIL, !. laSs Ut
~ = Mssntr* 70 ~ ih!s Cnn'MnndGsy nfb rpGHost-
5s1I ~ ny house u our cemac:l frazier No ~ Wont
II. 4. TIFFANY, H0cs}rdus.
, 1880-10-07
POSTAGE.

Enf*rtd at ns l'asl5et 1T Chteaap. i'll, as Steond-
C3ass Mdtt<r.
For the bcncnt Of our patrons who dtAse to send
sna1a cop!ea Of TRx TAlnuSE through tho mail. we
sire herewith tho trnusfant ratio OF 1prtAxc,
nkrntsltle. Per Esoru.
1Tht and TMo1va paGa Piper. cents.
sixteen IaN6 tAptf. cent?.
fhfffgn+
Eight und Twelve 1'aao rAper.............9 cents.
hlAt0cH IaK3 G9n1-
, 1880-10-07

TltE Aurora Ncae0u. the old supporter of
den. FurnswoEth while 10 WIS EulioaaI Ito.
publican, Fclntes how ise bitterly denounced Qen,
Hancock W tho a0or Ut EvHgruas lii lSe7 for his
, 1880-10-07
slonghfaco renctiounry oourse In Louisiana M
Military uovcrnur--yiz.

Military 0ovcrnur-yiz..
WhIlo tho ioynt men of tho Union worn having
th0ir Rr9ht o,lItpet with Ah,ires johnson; w,,I.
HnnG,ck ~ ono of .lohnsotl's np{olntets, mn, Il
pt!,xGr 70 support johnson i, his en1r.e, md
tnnkin9 trouble by rnuxs In fnvor Ut Nobes ia
81: department., Congress considered n hilt tn
tako The nrptnintncnt " department communal
era entirely from tho lresiaent Commander
t1Ghef' a!!d pns T Into to t,ads y Vrnnt, ~
inotn1erod, hnd hcen plneoh III coinmand nf tho
department Including I.ouikfann end Texus.
tr',m whlch ,Jbl1nson had removed Con. HlIerl.
anit. Willis tho proposed ht wns under eoilslll-
Ef.tn,. Fernando Wmd. cnprrrloa,!, nttHckc,t
nf l1anceok. .1nhi1 +. Farasworth thoa ion mem" "
nHr III cuHrress frufn lhis district tbitt fIIIt II
p!1tant Ugt1,tMlHtl. siprorted tho blll. IA u1ir
,titoMocrnt!u 1rfctia nuw love John FhrnBwnrtf,
!ele words III this connection Will prObuhly be 10
IT. repy Il, Worl, Farnswortt sali: ""'
Innt tho prurIslnn OF tho Constitution pia.
ni1E tio executive p0wcr in tho tlAufs nj tho
!rGsluet s'npy tncAist ttsnt he should exercise
tt tnAt tnwcr under tho regulations Rnd restrc-
tions Of the Legislative Department vi tho uoy.
Ertlinef!t The KcntstinRn from Now York tMr.
Nhtttl t'Mi spoken tht'Hy o. nm onslaught on n
EnIhmt sitIctr win h nlltt Inns s0ulc respect Tor
tno evil powers. II tho rtt'urts frotn Tint l,arrt
aro CORRECT: !le know very we'll tilp reHaGlt why
grsat!y : t9 the respeet II t!ose KcntIemcu it
Ws,s Ter tue palno retsou TINT tho galIaHt Phil
Shrriinn lsnd secured thoIr oonsirni,tntifni.
shcrtt1n wi!s tho lllaf af tho nyaI whites nlii
ifeetIhc, hf Lfll'!alOnn nnd TcxnH; JitsUtnctt He
,rYrf'tGtt 70 saN. mas nc td'A n tle tiGlopgl dc
ihnt ufl*tn,e,t; atlt. whtuvcr con,tilclitlc i,r.
SOIL 70 TUG iti1eutlonH nf tho liehel etomcnt COM
t!ic,ldntl hilneEr ctihHlly 10 tle affection Of
Their ltobel breshrc,i ot, this Hour"
, 1880-10-07


Mat3Aon street, between stnt0 aud Dearborn. Ell-
RHRunlant OF llonulan Thompson. "Iosisua Whit
cunlb.n -
, 1880-10-07

wcrksll and tfo fnrnnno. norce pt,ot, ,,r,
| ductjons A. ,,on ~ mn,s,. a,s ~ aaai
Meyer was M n,ur,, msch,nor, mn, ,,,a,.,I i.
no mnny m,]lIons n, m M, a., 40 rod H. o.,as:.-
| tnr If. Ncyrr IN tl,a his,orv ~ t,is (,
onv ot,er uatton ,yrTe tharc ,,aves ~ I,.Is M
| or nav.roIls ~ ,n,or ~ .r.h nas'
tudc AZ INV In III. conntrw We.n,
wcro the lahoror. NJ tha minos ~ ~
forests. and ar tl,c farms "a sh,,nf,. nt,v ~
war,icd as M mi. finn tn tl,,a conrtrv To,s-
WIS money so nlunf1ant oun chcan mi
never was TIM National currency IT eo,d ~,
silver. nn,t nj nancr ~ .,,rt n,,,,, .,,L ,,,tor
chaupcabtc yntue as at this lima n tlia co,n.
try, Never was thu t,lesslnr If frcc onvar,,.
,ncut so wisely. so fairy, and sn cnn,ta,,,.,
distributed and enioyrd a. At thte lima ~
this country.
Are tho American ueople nrcnared IN TAXA
the risk tha. tn changing tha u,,,o-,,r,o,,t
and policy which havs nrod,,co,, M, ~ al
the horrors. disturbances, dl.trcsa, antt hanr.
ruptcy Of n rfytl wnr Tho nrcacn, u,,oxo,,.
pIcft condition of nr,snrrl,v. fhta conJit,or
ot aj1airs NAV b. dcstroyrd or rnvnraadp
Arc we such strangers ia francfa, snfTorlnr
that We ore willing to r,,l. a ronatI.,on ~ IT,
Is prosperity so abiding lint ;haro ia ~,
danger Of its takin1 VINCE > Tho ron,. -,
1s73 Is but of recent occurrence nnd ito c,n-
SEQUENCES lasted ion 1nno or,1 ,vora ~,
swecntpg, TO have been fnr0n,te,,. Ia anrono
prepared by ras}, experiments. r,npcialiv for
, 1880-10-07

THE Now York Stock Exchange Is divided
politically as fo4lows' lepubllrAuy, ri, Demo-
crnts, ". Tho result saows thas tho tne9ubsrs
OF tue lizard, on tho whole, would ruther keep
on ~ tho iino of legitimate business, buying and
selling stoeka4or uos.tai tnycatmuut purnnsos'
than fotusn to tho uld days ns gambling 1u xoll
, 1880-10-07
GRANTS REVELATIONS ABOUT HAvcoog

| aRArTa ppvr1aTIoua . no1T v.vroor
Wncn nr Fo,rinr,s 'ntor",oa, nM'9vA. .n1.'' ~.
f;rant ,yas frst n,,,,shsd ' NV ~" VII
newsno,,crs an nrs.i.. sonsstavs 49, ".!a;.o ~ .as
lrstrnr.tvo for.a tha ss""a .ta.s ~ .lu
o,,or tha oa,,naIs ~ ,,e.", .s"s,o" "au'" "acl'
an,henttc,t. y ah"st lux ~ tse,cal1, ,l
Eowlor r',+ con '"h @... a,.u ,.,. uIs1.l.s IT. ~,
n,rnosa ~ cnrroo.,,n oI". o,, "!,ss'l' a,,. WIN e
res T., t,a rantts1 ~. 'Jo 's.sas I'aecala.
nsson.,ot s,a, T., -. a n.,.ss 1s s'.''leo eycty
mistokcs yh,"h ~ ron sa rsaa. '.....e na,ns T., c
Fo,y1ar,s ro,a,Ia,.,as . n. u"'As .s noses III w.
mi" ~ E,n', ~. ,s =. .l's eo''ess"e'on arc
~ Nc hos. % ~ ,as ~'ass..aa "u'u Aa!aIy oec.t
,ana 0oos oos,,or...,a' -, ano'sa % ~ writing OUT
so,no .,na sraI Han , a.oi 'apse ot
s''v -, a. n"'u. ,"'... , ~" n's.Aaee' ae amount
~, '"T ,Iou oa'''s 'oEn oy tuo !'onlsl-
~ ~ :, ~ s,".".s non Mas s'~"soV' @ l'steat
t,,o ~ ~ ~ ~ uopo.tet W 1T. Fo~1e1' anu
,o.a. u ~ ~ w p*:a isc'v1S yonhsoh ana othef
oor."r. M ee1u.s lae te.ls'a'elhent OF t'e
,.. w.. Hosu M a "hoh sheridan
ns v .,'a asu"t .'ae NV maS 9' ''s.eaa OF SS"o"
~ Wv ',pe', nsss ''4e IL 1oa''' Int tho a!lo'
s."a s."a,so W u,7 o1's'nal statement rci'lulra'
s.sns S..sn 'Ae"e" M Wy co'hfhlAtlon IRON ten.
n'"'t VI ~ tl"tt'' 1ntlecas II appears tint
, 1880-10-07

Grand Ofscrst.IIatsae.
C1aFk street, between Randolph and Washlngton
Engagement Of 4. ". KeeHc. "tinn!et"
, 1880-10-07

CHAIRMAN BAnNu,', alludlng yesterday tn
tho fear expressed by Frnnkltn Lanslers that he
would BE- beaten In lnd!ann Ly tho tsu OK Ite.
publican money, snfd that he tlnrn.ltn, would
hn It, Indiana ou nscct1on.tlny, spending tho
morning In indianapolis nnd tho afternoon In
Tcrre llnutc. and that ho worlh bo nblo tn ptlt
up Ms much money as tho Republicans. Thcro
EcoIns to 10 no doubt Of this. Ilnrnuu3 llas n
lnrgc harrct, aid 1t Will bo unscrupnlously used
un clection~ay. He Is m atiept ut "mu,e"-
huytng. but 1t lnny bc thAt some ut tho
"'ntfcs" ho will purchase ,nny k.ek Senntnr
c'nkaing and other Republican lelders now in
lnils.th express groat confidence In tho State
En'hg far Ju'1Ke rurtcr next TueAlny, whto
l.anlesR and English hayo ntn.ost given ,lp the
light. c0ncedinY iholr dnfeat III tho Htato.
, 1880-10-07

SEcnErAnr ScI1unz In I,is Cleveland
speech ronstcd AuGuRt Belmont. lie quoted
Homnnt's stntctnent that resumption was
brought about By a Democratio Congress, autl
contf.tsted With 1t published lettor Of Hcl-
monte to John shcr,naN, tatcd Juue II. 1874, Ut
which tho following Is part:
Mr. Chase tGtk tho hilll ty tho horns BY dc.
clnrlng over h!s own signature thnt tho prlncl-
pal Ms well na te Interest Of tho DO bOnIs wero
rny%p1o O. Y Eatt md tho faith az well rs tho
r. H. ~ IHo Limited suites wcro plc!xrt to this
am ias efc.litors. Mailing l,as rctleoted mor,,
Gfcttt antl r1i'own l1pun that Rrent stHtes,1i,n,
then ns prutnneMt ind favored q SOU Of thU
i,nnao Stale ct 0hto ~ you nro t0.dny,. MD
,IusIlg ,hn The bnion Ct our people W lowering
sanctioned mud confirmed BY tho suGsc1liottt
actl0n Ut Congress in 1900.
Tho action OF Congress alluded to was tho
Public Credit act passed IN tho spring Ut 1s00.
Mr. belmont forgnt, or did not know, when hp
made bis New York speech TINT every Dpme-
crae In Congress but ono voted uRainst tho
Public Credit act. and the ono who did not vote
with hls party Afterwards nccamp Republican,