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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
CARE OF THE EYES.

The most serious trouble with readers
and writersis as might be predicted from
their peculiar work, weak eyes.
We find that engravers, watchmakers,
and all Others who use their eyes con-
stantly in their work, take extra care
to preserve them by getting the best
possible light by day and using the best
artificial light at night. Thegieat army
of readers and writers are careless, and
most of them, sooner or later, pay the
penalty by being forced to give up night
work entirely, some to give up reading
except at short intervals under the best
conditions, and now and then one loses
his eyesight entirely after il is too late
to take warning. Greek, German,
shorthand, or any characters differing
from the plain Roman type, makes 4
double danger. The custom is to laugh
at all warnings till pain or weakness
makes attention imperative, and then it
is often too late TO avert the mischief.
Few comprehend the vast number we
flippantly call 4 million, but il takes
fair sized volume of 500 pages, 10 lines
20 page, fifty letters to the line. a
reader makes an easy day ofrcading this,
but his eye must 20 over a thousand
thousand letters We can do no better
service to readers and writers than to
call attention TO this great danger Of
failing 10 take the best OF care, which is
none too good for the eyes. Everytypo
knows that he should have the best light
for reading, should shun carefully early
dawn and twilight should always stop
at the first signs of pain or wearincSs,
etc, etc. Most know that the glare
from plain, white surface is very try
ing, and that the eye is relieved by
tint. Recent experiments in Germany
are reported to indicate some ycllowish
tint As easiest for the eyes.
Dark papers, inks that show little
color on first writing, faint lead pencil
marks that can be read only by straining
the eyes. are fruitful sources OF mischief.
So is bad writing. The bad paper. ink.
and pencils most of cir readers will have
too good sense to use. The typewriter,
which is coming into use so fast, is do
ing wonders in saving eyc-sight, both
to writers and readers, and deserves all
praise. The intelligent public should so
clearly show its disgust of the fine type,
solid matter, poor paper, and poorp print
irg which some book publishers and
most periodicals, except the best, are
guilty of offering, that no publisher
would dare attempt the experiment 4
second time The modern newspaper,
which so many read in the cars and by
gas light, is one of the most fruitful
causcs of poor eyesight. We canno,
control this at once. but owe it as aduty
TO protest stoutly against such printed
matter, and, if possible, to refuse to buy
or tolerate it in any form more than alb
solutcly necessary. Printed matter
ought to be loaded. a size smaller
type with an extra space between the
lines. is easier read than the size larger
set without il. As the loaded smaller
size will contain fully As much matter
to given space, there is no reason why
publishers should not adopt il, because
it is quite As chcap.-LibyWy ./on,ndL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25
SAD RESULT OF SCARCITY OF YOUNG
MEN.

Burde,tc, of the Burlington Xaakcrr,
tells how the scarcity of young men
works for evil at Nantucket: Zone
evening, don't remember when, in
,roduccd young friend OF mine, and
he is very young and very bashful. MIR.
Julian G. Elginbrod, OF Buffalo, to 4
Young lady acquaintance. After few
moments of society chatter he suggested
the ice-crcam saloon. Then she arose
and introduced him To her Two school
girl friends. her mother, the mother OF
one of her friends and an aunt who was
visiting them. Then the aunt intro
duccd him to her eldest sister and an
old lady who was not relative, they
explained, bu, was rs dear to them rs
though she was their own mother
Then they all said, in 4 general sort of
way, well, are you all ready? and
answered themselves in the affirmative,
rs they slowly followed the horror
stricken young man to the door. and the
procession filed off down the street to-
ward the icc.cream saloon, stopping on
the way at house to pick up the old
lady's daughter and calling At store
for the twin cousins of one Of the aunts
beautiful girls they were--from
Springfield. watched the column
when il swung by 'fours right into line
ir front of the icc-crcam saloon, where
il formed like line OF men at n rail-
way ticket office, the old lady smilingly
and patiently bringing up the rear,
standing under the flickering gaslight
and the steadfast stars, awaiting her
chance at the frozen pudding. II was
far, far in the summer night when Julian
Elginbrod returned to the hotel, and
when looked out Of the window and
saw his pallid face and glittering eyes.
and noted the club in one hand, and
the revolver in the other, and heard
him mention my name and ask the night
clerk what was the number Of my room,
feared that he might feel harshly to-
ward me, and barricadcd the door OF
my room with the lounge, the beds,ead,
the stove and the trunk. just before he
came banging against it. He slept in
the hall that night, across my threshold,
and only escaped in the afternoon.
when the landlord, weary of his inces-
SAINT poundings on my door panels with
his club, had him arrested as danger
Gus lunatic."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

sV-Jones is proud of his wife, and
with reason, for Mrs. ]. is pretty as well
as smart. She was lccturing on temper
ance reform, and got naturally worked
up as she rehearsed the many things
that should be done, but which nobody
seemed ready to do. "Oh, dear :" she
exclaimed, al wish | were man 81
object I" exclaimed Jones, rising in his
seat. II brought down the house.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

pS~A Southern gentleman has recent
" welded Miss Lizzie Dollar. II he
husbands his fortune well he ought
never to be without a dollar in the
house. Rome Sentinel. Wrong again.
After he married her she hadn't Dol
lar to her name.-MesO HdVeH Register.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

s@- Not long ago, in the court of
sessions, an Irish lawyer, while arguing
with earnestness his cause, stated point
which the court ruled out. 'Well,
said the attorney, "if it plaze the coori,
il am wrong in this have another
point that is aqually as conclusive.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

bsS-"You are now one," said the
minister to the happy pair he had just
tied together with knot that they could
never undo with their teeth. (which
one 2" asked the bride. "You will have
to settle that for YOURSELF" said the dom
inie. 1t was subsequently settled with
q broomstick.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

D6r"Och," said love-sick Hiber-
nian, "what recreation il is to be dying
Of love 1t sets the heart aching so del
icately there's no taking wink Of slape
for the pleasure Of the pain"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

pSBillington had passed away
Mrs. b., who had just read the notice
Of his death in the newspaper, said {:
"what pity John couldn't read this J
He would be so pleased to see his name
in print -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

p0-An old lady with several unmar-
ried daughters, feeds them on fish diet
because il is rich in phosphorus, and
phosphorus is the essential thing in
making matches.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-25

nW-Another murderer has been hung
in Texas by mistake. The mob thought
he was the composer Of "My Grand
fathers Clock"
, 1880-08-27

DErlso1T, Mictl.. Ang. D.-rla .'lan; .lI
Chapter lsoynl Arch Masnsss lo-slny eieeas
The following officers: Il. Il. II. T.. !'".si. 81.
i. Hover. k.ukasS, Ia.; u. q, &. H. T.: N, M
fred II. Chnpn,,,,1, Hossun; q. q. H. Huv.s wv
b. Lamer, Washington; Il. q. s., ils"s
I,astwtck, CoyingtoI, Ky; Il. q. Treasure.
l,cubu,, 6. Lcin,uo,,, Tolc,lo, o.; &. u: - =.
rctnry, Christopher u. Fux. Isallaln, \, ;, y !,
q, q. e. IT,, d. +, Day, ls!tfaIo, y. ~ Vii,
s., Joseph i. 1lUAaar, NrW Orlt'ils' IN il
afternoon tho Chapter took ny eSrlts,i"'t, utsi ,hE
LaKe st. Elnir ami down thu rlsc.t Ill" ''~
ST, LuuIs, AtlE. 3A-llsN Supreme !'Hur !,',,,r
Of lilo Knights Of l'ythIas elected l'e t1!""t tt
lng Dil!cnrs fur tho eltsHiHE tern! o' Til
years: Supre1Me Cini,ctllor, J!"lsns, ns,,,nneaF ~.
Lindsay, Maryland; Supreme F!er's !'."t
lOr, .joiil, 7. Linton, 1vnnsSlsn!,l;.; Sp It
Tel'ass:cc; suErsHs si.'slsr ,.i,,,s: q ilS t. +
prcliiu keeppr Ut t!a lsrrnrls atn, ?ttr1 .,n1.at
sppjt Duwtl,lle, Vt tll,ln; supreme s!a,ss'inii;
AruIs, j. Rufus S,nltl,, Ut Wrst I tWi5
Supreme ln,lrr GuAnl. q. i. SHAW, III H. II.
cousin; Supreme outnr tiitANl. ~. III"
VlOupsnl,, Ut tlIa District Gf Cosl!sii'ti,: xer
4 g.luil deul Ut culIinlltec work iha i.hlua'..lh4
presented nlNl actr.l rnn.., uni then ~.
| nf establishing u r'.l.k fur w'Iiell tl'7e"
| but III letiIllt nctiO,l MIS- &nke.l.
, 1880-08-27


Spvtt4I thtIe.
rsnta, Aug. M-A Mas1rit( correspondent
tr,cgrn,tls NJ foiE,,ws: "'rhe momtnt Of the
t)uceu'sacruucl,e,npnt1 Is 81 inst approaching
tint eighty lnIhrulers are kept rcady. night
md ,luy, Il, summon the Ministers anil other
persons who have bccn invited for tic cerc-
,l,nty, which Is to .nke place III the palnee
directly nf,ur tic birth. Tho royal pl'y"
sjeiuns llnvc bruug'st fonr wet Nt'rses. cnrc-
{,llly selected In tho rIoln.ans.of Santnin!er,
IN tic district where tho Spanish
urj4torr,cy usually gct their Nurses,
who arr fanlctl for their leals1, asltl robust
arpeara,lce, a1ui who nrr inAtle all t''o mora
striking by their picturesque gray pasicgas
costumes. laced bodice lraietl with guild nsnl
silver, bright culosctl skirts aM! c.ab,raic
,1ra.l tlspss. Tln chief nurse who Inns heel
sulrct Il tail ati tlnrk, will MI nll1l',st Arn1
clst Of fentnrcs. 1t nptrnrS TINT tlrr Majesty
wished to give brvast tn lcr ciIi'd, but ss.tU
ptIutlrt inr',l,ls. The representatives 0f tli,
Province uf Astrrins. from which t!1e llelf
to the tllrU,lu tnkrs (l!s lille. have Arrtyctl,
bringing presents and offerings, according
10 traditional ttllr-llnnurr'l CUSTOM. They
alone. with tic 'letegntions nf Parliament
null Madrttl, enjoy thy tsgtlt TO 'ln present
ut tl!r birth wii!tlle Ministers mil dplotnntts
curps. III Conservative nit! IanyNltst rirGtrs
thu coming rvpilt Is expected, with lni,cll ~
patience, lis likely t1 cnnK0tlate tile dynasty
ind lnakc tho Queen more popular
, 1880-08-27

transferred Il, thu Pacific Cnn4t. + hn., ,,,,
tr,I,,,'rr,l nv rrsurntiun All nv Iufmr,,,,1. H'.
in lin un,ter huN nru ,,rt, ri trG,u NV, ,'',
t,f lin div. IuI M ts,intu.,rutm wltttrr,ns
reIStlng 10 lie tu',]rst viii, q" n"ts'"rIts m.
Elrru.t wrNo il,r II nu.r tn III" s.,,nr ,.if'ri '
mn ii, mwyipe rrs1s,l,stle i,r i.Ily stu,n,,.
rt,.,tnt III tho 'a.ltGh In question, nr I,r nns
subject fro rst 10 Inst. lin ,rry truly y,rs rr
WI>rllal. :. lIA$tnK.'
tn William II. llur's'slt. editor Ncw York
ANOTHER Lr:Trf:n rIn'M 0r:S. HsScm'x.
MEN. Yong. jim. y. lH11'.;1t'tn. y. r. Shsr.
@ ,nn't, IT, Enitf,t Sidtt* hr"|t m",hh,G'on, o, r.
, 1880-08-27
Tho lsatrlnrcll oI Mathematics.

Tho largest rtttt.sl,ako pr"bnhly that hns
sl,liuiI Institute on ti4tu1iIy Iro Purtlu, tOi.
waric.l 0y 5lr. jA.,lcs ba' WIN IL y laat etatu
nj special duly lru4, thu !lltrr!or 19lurtn,unt.
~ sslHnluul r.itis tasntIy., 1t u nAt eight 1eot
ag MN sars t%stys a 9ats .t ssSs1a ~ ,SS ,sS
mi III itx I'LL 1t cal,lu lit Il tl.,at WOVEN cAliyns
lMs, ind WIS ut ot,pu drppod tn!ss larxe wtN.cs
lux with w,ruwark sldus al1 y sk.ns cusur.
tua, Not having been fed for sone tlsllo. It IL
particularly ferocIouh, 4nd its Thttle y eo1l-
stnntIy Uu thu shake ;xhenrvoF any Que ~.
, 1880-08-27
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


~ l1&RlkltlHAtt Al bakbths
ClSc1xSAr1, Aug. :.G.--'flie body Of M I'm.
knowitwouln1l, lorribly beaten N,nl bruised,
was found yesterday III secluded raytlH
two niles north vi Sidney, q. 1t could not
be identified. 4 p,st-tnortell revealed that
tic woInan would shortly lIasc been ttc-
ijycrrd Ut twins. Wi!lium Curtis. II eal,al
watchlnan, WINS arrested o, suspicion, It
being tholEt tIG ttaA w''a!' ..' rs %,,s .',a sS
sixis Of II Heres struggle. Tile w0stnlls
clothng was tor1l a s; se:'ttsre'i .l"at: m r
s,dmny'' T.. sncrfnl snys: "It luls bpri, ns-
ccrtnt.ud that thu woman for.ld murdered
ycstcrtlay morning was the wife 1T William
Curtis, II canA!boai,nA,,, win w''S arrested III
suspicion. They wern married IN .Ianuaty
last, but sl!c !las been liylng H. 'fHylorsvll!e
lier with huggy, and nhnnt n'rnek
"Wednesday ~, morinE; on ter ,[,'n 1statEn' II. II,
blpu,ly SHIRT, and Il rubber uycrreAt wcra
found totlay bid nMter pile Of woot! 1n ,I, tho
cRnalhuat. There WIS ssrol!g taiE 0t lyncli-
inu fin rffS
, 1880-08-27
MINNESOTA WHEAT.
The Crops Grcntiy Damaged by ttccent
1kMIiIs-Itnrvcst Two Week" hatcF
Than tIklsni III Halnn HecSt0nH.

.rs,e Crops fsrcut1y Damaged by Itocent
1fulnH-IInrvcst Two Week" Lnlcr
Than ttAlsni in Sasnn Hecstonh.
sptelai Dispatch 10 1ns Ch1eaans1ftbtns.
ST. Paula Aliun, Aug. @.-The Gratn
l,oartl of 81. Paul Inns received rcports say-
in; tlasst tho rain Inns done great dallage to
wheat, nut only III tho Northern hut
alsn in tho Southern part Ok tic
State, A. largo number OF farlil-
vrs In, tue hitter section de-
spIte experience of formcr years. have
faIle.l to take advantage uf The iiNo weather
succeeding thu harvest t0 thrash The grnlli,
nul huye allowed 1t to remain instoeks. Thu
wet weather OF tho pAst fow days hero
Inns damaged good leal Ut wheat
which should hayo bcen sufe1y ssorcu
lung before this. Tho hackwant
spring Delayed sowlng. !n tho col''Hlry ~
arolnsl tho llno OF tho Northern pacli e. mud
tl,o harvest Is consequently twp Wecks iatef
t ~ ths ',s''! sf.a ~ Drsap El !s ~ ta!ns ill., 1 liz
gruAt extent throughout tilat rsE9n. Thy
iil.lst IT the w!eat II H ssn@k a1ni tlio 1aalts
.lral Of grail, .w!!lGI! waa expected 70 gratlo
NJ Nil, it Is said, nut gra,lv higher thn,s
81. j. viii, tho PROSPECT Of eo,.;
|aeH wot bot %eatSf Sa tssS anu1 Is t oe"1as te
crops c. viii be vury extensive. TEa movement
Vi tAo crO,, froM the Northern l'acll!r t3 nlnr
krt, which wins nut expected to aetHhlly sel
In i'cforU tho lbl, Ut itrNt month. ls likely Il
be sill longer tlalnycd by tlN salne catIse:
rFu following spscial WIS recYlys!t from
FarKo t,!'tgIt; "rlo lsiyy ,ala a',lease u sbs
Intervals niMl tAo lNtp eyclune. lave I'LL
dolInhly nifecteA tho wheat crops q
tlIu ltG.l River Valley. Such = pie1'tl
ful llnryest was lluyer btturu knn"l!,-.,i
in,nnuza, Fnrgu estimates tho ln!l,
tla,llnKe to the crops willis this weather, cGis
l,nues ut 0yer 50 OO0 Tho breaking VI lnsg
areas Ut InlAi is increasing tho average ralil
! full OF thiS secliuu.h
, 1880-08-27

son N i.n, scryire ui -nrlI rsnph,srf Was
..,urtc,i, Inns killing tlo rrinctrlsnt t[lo En.,
rloycrs' liability I'LL. Tho btll msg,etu
through tho Committee OF tho l'oftis s1oh'Rhf'
III Tho lfuuec of Commons lust nlglt, ~
gpInu intO Committee of Supply, 4. J..
tri'nnor, llomc-lln1e. msWl,cr, tnr t;n!wny'
opposed thu vote for tho irish Cnilslai,tIary' w
uti s;,!t It was II military forco III ''is-
il,,irharl O'Sl,aughncssy. 1lomc.Rntc mem.
lwr fnr Limerick, protested nEalnst tue nsH
ii fnIlr.s nr buckstlot. md Urged The use III
snail stlOs. a,,
shut wns lls..lrss. They crratcs! Hi a!sf1li'
md simply frrtntctl tho lh0sh
.losi, bright urged tic. cnApcrht'nn OF TUG
Irish i,le,nl'ers ID amend tho condition u
'''f"tli Ihiltn SoIiai,' 1lonc.l,ulo member Mr.
I.o,itl,, moved that tho Committee REPORT
i.or( Harrington hoped tllo motion wo"'l
mi III. prrst.ynfttl Will.
The tlrlutu wns proceeding. nj a:'N q. tll.'
:s1ul Is likely to Inst until iac III tlln MORNING.
CATTLE: LOST.
| f.1yEM'onl., Aug. :nk-'TlM City ot Bf!sto!.
fruit, New Yurk, Lust seventeen ltcAtt ot cnt.
tin sl, tho voyage, md tho Eduartlo, froll'
Baltimore, fnst thirty.
, 1880-08-27
GREAT l}laITAIN.
FAff,lflftss

LoSpoS, Aue. W.-Durhnm & TO-. mcr-
Chants. have fni!e1. Their liabilities nre not |
reported. -
AnELAlnE NELSON'S DEATH.
Tho TtmCs this morning prints tho follow
ing communication fruT Dr. johnson. tho
plIysiclai who Intended tho lato Miss SclI-
son, OH Thu character IF thu sickness Of
which slo died: Miss Nrilson suffered irn'n
dyspepsia. easnhlneA with neuralE!a =, Of ti!e
% INK %at1d goinr, depending aptarcn!ly .,
,uornl CAUSES euunlly With crforH 1t d!rt.
ANY undue excitement or nIGi!tnl :!rl'ltsHiHll
wus favorable 10 thy n.tseks, During tl!o
been tcll,rnrurily rulryeA by morphine Ind II
been administered In time. l,nrinE tlIe ylu-
lent recurrence 0t patl Sl!e FILL into klato
OF sy,coie, and Attd will 10 in tllat e9l'.t!t!nn.
rxtrapi1llnnry nnl r,tra fact, thnt, " the
WRITINGS incident to thu tiscasr, s.D lind
rnptuVti u yArlcuSo vein IN t!le lcft tMlllpinil
tnhe. nrd di.t fn!M in.srltAi ;'rlnorr!!ngy;;
In tho perltnnttnl cavity, thu rslpturcl seltl
resulting III urftlc0 Ut lroM 1nur tu t!sD
..:..!ll,nolrIs IN diameter
WHALE Fisl11NG.
A. dispatch fr,nn Dutltep stntes tllat tt-tiny
Ill., wllE stf'sr Afets ,Ht, nf1y ~ ~ Il i
un board. I'lle Captain reports llnU llsslilsg
this scnson, unA li!,yh nbayu thu ayernEr.
When tliu Arctic lett tho Stralls shlrlarn
taken nearly l,uO, ,o0o ga!us!s nf ul1, slsl wrr''
lingering rs lAtU rs lI0sSlb!o To euiaplcla
tltlr cArgUHs. .....s
ANOTHER susrESs!nS.
o,Frangoptnlo, ,Akslasto 4 Company ,1aI: 'ncr:
e''S'fis eaaas, S S4 o% &Soas sr, EoG E%yg ssn's, s
III consequence 0f the discovery ot
irregularities III. tue Alexandria business
Liabilities stated ut 4:3sHI0o0.
, 1880-08-27

KlNllsTON, JAM, NEVANFATEH.
KINGSTON, JA,!l,, Aug. 10 {yla ilnynnn).--
Il disastrous HURRICANE passed over Jamaica
lust night. Thousands If lropa aru fIolse-
less. Crops, frutt.trees, md farin-pn'slace
generally liaye beun destroyed. Colossal
trees wrre uprDotell and churches tlein0l-
tsi,ril. 1'lc barracks IN lllis city nro tle-
stroyesl. Thrra wl,MrSes nre galle n'Nt eight
.utKu ulul tliIrly-lwu slnnit vessels wrGrketl
III il!e 1arbt'r. y tu,nlry Is !nnI,lenl, allu
hrln Is reltltretl fur stnry!tlg thousands.
, 1880-08-27

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. D.-The Greenback-
crs Ut tho .ElcvenGp District Of this State
nominated Dr. j. q. Iiebertlng for Congress.
Thu Democrats Of tho Fourth District
nominated L. W. Davis.
The Republican Central Committee Of tho
Ninth District hns declared 1t incxpet!icnt to
nut n Republican candidate In tho field: This
II regarded US virtual nt!nrse,l'ont oi tort!.
lust llOuSo.
, 1880-08-27

Z CHSEuLEsATIt1S.
RoME, AuE 2i-I'reintcr CAlroli. Gen. Cial-
,linl, lasu Ambassador to Frunce, nnu Count
Multi, Secrctnry-Gcneral of tho Ministry Ut
Foreign Affairs, t0-tlay ,iell consultation.
8ESrESCEtL
rtc Court of Assizes lius condemned Tor
.isliart 10 five yunrs' Imprisonment fur tic
ulteinpt 10 wu.li,l members of the Chamber
Of Deputies, n11tt SIX months Imprisonment
Tor III, urcllse against thu institutions uf tho
co,i,,try, aiitl III aitliti0M tn pay. .0oo frntlcs
iibE.
, 1880-08-27

Atut,DEtsl:1tH ARRESTED.

WASHINGTON, u. G., A,sg. N.-Otl!clal atl-
vices from tho City VI Mexico state that
eighteen Ut tho rioters who participated IN
tl.u murder Of tlireo American nilscrs-Jol'n
Connully, lily Yo,Iniatls, and t;eDrgo Arnold,
iu Mtcl,nuclatl, Aturch last-haSu been ar.
rested, Amnlg tho rrisoncrs 2re the ring-
Alnjla. TIu Supreme 'rrlbunnl llas .!irecte't
tl!u Judge not III witt for tho arrest III illo
rcuai!ulur Ut t|lg accused, but u procced ut
Oucu Ill, thu trial Uf tlUsu lh prison.
, 1880-08-27

MEMPHIS, Aug. M.-Tho Democratic Ex.
ccutiye Committee Of this tho Terttt Con.
rresso,r.l District iis,s Issued MI announces
,ne,,t that II Is unnecessary to hold collvcn-
tiUn to nominate 4 candidate for Congress,
st,,co ,,o one Inns appeared tu Oppose thu cleo
tiun Of Casey Young, tho present Congress-
iuul,, wilo will therefore tllAku tho rnco with
nut opposition from within the raliks OF Ills
nnrty.
, 1880-08-27
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, d. T., Aug. 9i.-i5es'ut .'at
Hayes md fnnliIy left to-rIght for Fts'"t,o ,nt,o
o. Tho party to accoIlpally The li'sr''.' ~
tho I'uctiie coast u.ret ut ChIcaEo atp'. p'..,.ha ,h
cept Secretary ltn.nsey, who 1oills ~ LID I'D u
The Treasury Department Ilifta Iai,,If,tt
day, 4lhto0 ounces of line sllvrt '"' md Ssf
to thu Philadelphia. San Francisco a'9
Orleans Aluts,
, 1880-08-27

Snrfial ttbfr.
PARIS, Aug. 2tt.-str. Barker, n money!
changer Of tho llue lloyale, who nbscondetl
tho olncr tlay, leaving insignificant assets
for his numerous English and American
customers who had dcpusltetl money With
him, writes tint he t'pes tn pay NIL IL t!1no Is
given Hin. Ills bnoks mud papers have been
sealed up BY tho authorities.
, 1880-08-27

kent, Thi, munster arukn II III tW killed IN Il
tlAs nr two fnr tho purpose uf taking niastr
t,lst uf it, whioi, Will In tl,l,c ls i. Zrnn Shlnl-
irr nrttst The ,rtnl,rr ot killing fnr This r'lr,
1,s,an Ia v putting tho aernrt,i Il! Il ri,ac snssel
ril,l NlmtiinE Il spi,nA" saturated WIN cHimFt r
It,rln, This t,rt'srryr4 the FORM M lhnt dl1c'
like cNak ClIi lie tnkr1i,
, 1880-08-27
CASUALTIES.
1,o11.r1, EN1,LOslDN.

I1{3T4EEE FsN TJ1tTS1V-Fs
Special ifspntth 10 The Ghftash Tribune.
Ni.ADronp, 1'n., Aug. M.-At O'Clock
tl,1s evening boiler III tho King farl'l, near
this clty, exploded with terrific force. tlel'toi-
islltng tho engine md boiler house, ni'd tear-
tng tho derrick into thousands Ut PIECES
Witer Chanlhcrs, cousin Of Wesley Chnnl'
hcrs, tho oil prince, WIS III Tho enginc-llol1sc
Mt tho lime. liz was blown Ioo fcct through
tl,o atr. lautiug or hts back. Onv Of his
tnrtr.llnIis Wits torn out ut lho rCots, hut no
iMlt1rH wrra broken. 1ic WIS picked III III.
conscious; lias not yet recovered. ntld cannot
llyr,
, 1880-08-27
1'tf{lls1; YEARS,

spseta& Dhputeh to The Ghfeaou TRIBUNE.
KEoKuK, H., Aug. ad.-Chnrlrs War'ca'
tho party who blew open nlnl robbed the
l.amton safe, was tried In tho District soas!
ut Memphis, Mn, mn! to-ttny fosl1ld gniiyott niiyt
Ia Tires years In the ltenttentfNry.
, 1880-08-27

EpEtLlE Dlpdtth to THt [hcdQ0 TTl60Rs
KEoKuk, ill.,, Aug. 4L-i'Ile prelllIlna1
examination Of T1,hnas l>ulr, ut CnsllmEe
for tho killing Of Alvin Salisbury, which ''4
hmm f., r,rt,press fnr sums days, !As h.rl con
ciutipd, and Dutf held without lnll to an,"r'
for tho murder 1T the October tcr,ll ol ceulA
, 1880-08-27

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 4'.--'rlm Ca''',o. .,,.
Journals Springfield uy.) sp:rial s'yS y !'n' n
,Jui,lea hlcIlyey WIS shut sl.Ml Killed iE l. ~
Phelps, representative IT Washington = tous. ant.
ty t(t-tlny, 1t wiis HI nl.l telul. Ilicipa ss''
rendered to tho authorities.
, 1880-08-27

MgMru1s, Tenn., aug. M.-'rho Demo-
cratsof tl,o First District, II. Jnc!isnnport, YES
trrtlay nominated l'oindcSter i'n,'n for RI
election to Congress by NcclulIiati0n.
, 1880-08-27
.l{l;3I'l'IEll.

WItNsSnToy. Del, Aug, :M.-Nilliam Neal
fcoloret), sentenced To lW llalgct! to'll'"f1o"
for outrnge on Mrs. Margaret G"ssrf u
APRIL Inst, lsns bccn sru,Ite. II rcsfltr. Ioslif
sol cIuJMeA llts trial WAS tlncnllss tHtioaat. =.
c0lored mel, not being permitted l" as' -
Jurors,
, 1880-08-27

Sptttal DHpatfh to The ChltN90 7f15f'1ffs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. M.-rlie c"ro'
ncr w,s called Oil Tonight to Investigate liu
tleatl, Of Mrs. llpsa Hudson, occflMnl .!
canal den Of iniquity, agrd =. Sne tnok
dose Of medicine this afternoon, n1lt 1T y
o'clock died suddenly. There Is slsplron!
TINT Il woman with whom SLY f"rsnG!r!y li't'l
put something III the ,mesligiNc. Ills was
tho iuch Of tflU deceased;
, 1880-08-27

Special DltVHteh TO The Chicago 1F1buHe'
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Aug. s'.-A tiossfn
1nent detective lras herl Investigating iht
pust-Otllco ut Dupont Corncls, WnHMc'
County, md tin.l that Vu1mby. tho russ
master, llus been making uilfttnvlts to a't
cancellation of Il EreuLer number Of stails
finn liz actllally used lie has M'cn co1r
peIlel to return s.5O0 to thu tic Government
, 1880-08-27

La unAxoE, Gi., Aug. eo.-The Fourth
Congressional District Of Gcorgia nominated
thu lion. 1ins1a buchanan OIL tho olle l'un-
tlrel ai,a thirty-seycntt ballot for Congress.