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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GnANIHsvJLLE. Ga.. Ang. 20.

-. GnANINEvJLyE, Ga. Ang 20. isu
DIR. j. G. NOFFElT-U Ur:r Sri rannnr ~,
Train !onEcr from rendering ;0you n,Atgratc:U al
acknowledgements Tor the ,)riCylrs lj9Un YOU
haNrglvnn I" The baby world III your ..fErcfhi-
ma" For several mouths past have bepf, div
the most happy results. ~
orr. 'ittic o"'@ arc Ir"op;n9 0aJ dying whhlc
orr hLs Mtr!'Hy sta, a"d chcsrfm. | rCCOninCntl
IL tu All WlthWholuI con';. in contact
Yours very truly,
a. II. STROUD
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III: NrArE CANVASS Is PROGRESSING;
with great vig"r.. All tic NorlherIi
portion OF the State is ablazc, and tic
display Of red shirts i'll proccssicn r.l-
~ rluals he rallies OF 1876. The New
York Uc'Mhi rroicsscd to see Il mare's
Hest In the recent visitof "Dr. Bayard''
I" South CarolilIH, and ;ntiihatcd: that
Ills presence was necessary to quiet
some "lldefinahlc kMtlofGartcld boo,n
down here. The HcraM need waste no
sympathy on'Sonth Carolina, When
children are on their extra good be
l'avior they arc treated to Bonbons
and cohlrctions.. So the Democrats
Of South Carolina have done SO we'll
that they are deemed worthy of. an in
tCllcctnal treat, such as'''Dr.r Bavarl
has given them.
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TIE NEW YoKK Ueyuld has taken
the painsto send a reporter to- discov-
cr whether William II. English really
has his aint'oWs secured with irc,,
sh"ttcfs>and whether the long list of
allrEcd.m"Itgagc foreclosures was cor
rect. Mr.. #'tg4ish expressed great
disgustat tho charge and, refused to
talk about ii, bat he showed his house
mihns the notorious Shutters. while
other we'll Informed persons said that
two hundred ofthc foreclosures made
IN his name wHe really for. u Mrs.
Gor'!on, and that Nrs. English had no
pccuntary interest IN them whatever.
ihc Her0(d is compelled to believe
that Mr.. llalstcnd, Of the Cincinnati
commercial, who set the reports in
motion, is not a George Washington
for tru1hfulncss.. II is sad thing for
the Republicans that AR. Inglis.r is
not shonl or an oYD;. as. thcy havo
already found him to DO q most con-
snn'matc political manager. "Bilp,
Ehgllsll, us nc contcnptuously called
ny Radical organs, is confident that
INDIANA will pull through all right.
If so,, Mr.. Garfield may as well retire
from tho Presidential race and 20 back
10 lus Western reserve that has votes
enough to send him to, Congress in
spite OF his scaly record, lie had bet
ter have had iron shutters to his doors
and windows when Oakcs Amcs came
around TO trade for Credit Nfobilicr
sock. At last accounts Mr.. English
is ahead.
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lsIE f3NTANI~W WAIE or TlIE RADICAL
National Executive Committee for
more money is something surprising,
lllat the Republican party has far
more wealth among its members than
the pcln"cratic party is universally
conceded, while the. assessment of Of
ilce-holdcrs, exon to female clerks and
the ScrubbinG hrnsh Brigade. is an
open scandal. And vet It is ar opon
secret that the party trcasuryi is empty.
Is 1t that the astutc capitalists furesce
defeat &hArcInse to squandcr money
lr'l'tlcs>'v, on is it that immense SUNS
are ro1uircd!tn check the Democratic
n"od tide? Giihcr. hypothesis makes
/" bad showing for tic party Of moral
itleus.
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THE NEWS AND HERALD.
NJN,NSEOEO, S. c.. !.

September 2a;, 81: 1880,
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!. ME.tNS D.tDIS, EpFr0n
"NO. y. REfNOLDS. ASSOCIATE Ep,Ton.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

hard, indeed, and we really felt for the
poor orphaned boy. We remembered
him well, and thought Of the many
times that we had seen him imbibe his
quart Of whskey, or deyour his barbe-
cued mutton democratic mutton) all ut
the expense Of our party. We formed
our opinion then Of Col. Scott Gordon,
the then Democratic speaker, but more
recently the would-be faster Of America,
and must now canhidly admit that we
have never heard argument persuasive
enough to change it. We intended to
watch him, and never for u moment to
take our eye off him. Bnt when Tues
days mail came, and with il tho CApl-
ToLIAN, we learned that this G. A. F..
(yreAt American tiaud), to use the words
Of our confrerc, had been kerlummaxed,
that is was beastly drunk. The young
man who was to stand ut Sc0tts back
went back on him, and Scott, poor crca-
tnre that he was, went of on u druken
tear. All bets were declared of and the
stakes were returned. We verify be-
lieve that had it been forty days
drunk, Scott would have went through
like . racN-hOrSC.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

The BATON RorGE on FACToRY.-In
connection with this subject we tax.
occasion to mention tho return from
Western tonr of Capt. John D.. Fisher
the energetic and enterprising manager
of this home institution which has be.
come . grand snccess and public ben,
cft, for the oil factory gives employment,
to many in the community. 1t is now
fully supplied with new and improved
machinery which will augment its al,
ready great capacity for dsposing OF
large quantities OF cotton seed. 1t will
resume operations at once, as it is re,
ceiving its supplies of seed from every
quarter, though the proprietors readily
purchase all lots of the same which is
offered them. The oil and seed cake
which the factory turns out is of splen.
did quality aud will compare favorably
with those of other mills. Capt. Fisher
will hcncciorwarl be found on hand to
attend to all business in that prompt
and reliable method which charactcrizes
his dealings. He is young, active and
public-spirited, deserving the confidence
that is reposed in him by all who know
him.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
Cotton Factories.

Iii the n. o. Democrats mammoth
issue Of September lst, we sec that Il
company OF New Orleans capitalists
have purchased the Arizona Cotton
Mills away up in Claiborne parish. We
do net wish to bcgrudyc the good people
of that fine parish the good fortune that
has befallcn them and which they
richly deserve; but we do desire 20 call
the attention of capitalists in the Crcs.
cent City or elsewhere to the fact that
some four hundred looms are lying idle
at the State penitentiary in our city,
which could be rented at u small cost.
In addition, Baton Rouge can furnish
all the operatives that may be needed
to run them. The fuel can be obtained
either from the adjacent incxhaustiblc
forests or from our coal yards: and
when it comes to the raw material, the
company could purchase it on the spot
from the farmers who hanl it here for
shipment. Besides which, almost every
bale that goes to New Orleans via the
Mississippi passes our city, and could be
landed here i'll unlimited supply.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
SUCCESSION SALE.

STATE or LOUISIANA, Sevente Judi.
- cial District Court, parish OF East Baton
Rsnge. In the matter OF tho succession Of $.
4 j. Vienna deceased. No. 1899 Probate.
BY virtue of u commission issued in the above
entitled and numbered succession, and to me di.
rccted from the Honorable Court aioresaid,
will expose to public sale, OH tho premises
known as Vienna's Moss Factory. on tho cor.
ner Of Europe and st. Philippe Stleets in the
city Of Baton Rouge, on
Wednesday, the ed day Of September,
A. D. $780, between the hours OF II o'clock A.
II. and o'clock p NJ, Of said day, the fellow.
ing described personal property, towit:
NINE BALES OF MOSS, EIGHT BALES
Rags, one old Iron Safe, one Platform. Scale. one
old PlatformScale, two Moss Presses, ono Moss.
Picker, one Skiif, and also the Household and
Kitchen Furnitures,
Terms OF sale-CASH. to pay debts.
v2n67 J. W. BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

CtTATE OF LOUISIANA Second City Court
~ for the parish OF Orleans. Ben. Gerson and
Son vs.. II. n. Walsh. No ~.
BY virtue Of an alias writ Of feri fAcias issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit and to
me directed from the Honorable Second City
Court. in and for the parish Of Orleans, have
seized and will expose to public sale in front Of
the Courthouse door OF the parish of East Baton
Rouge, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 10th day of October
next, A, d. 1850, between the hours OF II O'Clock
A. NJ and o'clock p. II. of said day, all the
right, title interest and claim Of the defendant
H. H. Walsh. in and to the following described
property, to.wit;
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND ACQUIR
ed by H. H. Walsh from the Succession of the
late Colonel Philip Hickey, deceased, consisting
of lands known as the Little Hope plantation
containing 50 arpents fronting on the Missis
slppi rvcr, abou,5 miles below the city of Baton
Rouge, together with a dwelling house, two
cabins, stable and corn. house.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg
ment interest and costs claimed in the above
entitled and numbered suit
Terms Of sale-cash with the benefit of ap
praisement. j. w. BATES, Sheriff.
September II, lssO. tyau67
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
OrrICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

Mayors OFFICE CITY or BATON ROUGE
Monday, Sept 6, 1850.
Regular meeting Of City Council.
Presentation. Leon Jastremski, Mny
or and Messrs. Week, Duggan ant
McCabc, Councilmcn.
There not being quorum, the meet
ing was adjourned until tomorrow, the
7th inst, ut 10 o'clock A. N.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor
GEo. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
Congressio ionnl Executive Com-
mittee.

BATON RouGE, Aug. llth, 1880.
Pursuant to the call Of the Prwidcn
Of the Congressional Convention made
this day, the members Of tho Congress
sional Executive Committee for the Sixth
Congressional District met ut tho Office
Of the Hon. A. $. Heron, for the pur
pose Of permanent organization.
Prcsent-The representatives Of thu
parishes of Avoycllcs, East Baton Rouge
West Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Wcs
Feliciana, Pointe Coupcc and st. Ian
dry.
On motion Of Mr. A. ID. Lafurguc, o
Avoycllcs, Hon. Andrew s. Heron, o
East Baton Rongs, WAS elected Chair
man and NJ. d. kavanagh, Of st. Ian
dry, Secretary.
The following resolution, offered by
MIR. Laiargue, was adopted:
Resolved, That representation in tho
Congressional Convention shall be basct
upon the votes cast at the Presidential
election to be holden in November next
according to the pro rata now in use, to
wit; one representative for every two
hundred votes and fractional part there
Of exceeding one hundred.
The following resolution, offered b,
Mr.. Kavanagh, of st. Landry, was una
nimonsly adopted:
BE it resolved, That the Chairman OF
this Committee be directed to notify til,
President of the Executive Committee
of each parish to hold convention on Il
day to be fixed by said President, iol
the purpose of cecting delegates to tn,
Congressional Convention Of the Sixth
District, to be held on the day to be Sc
lrctcd by the Chairman Of this Com.
mittec.
On motion, the COMMITTEES adjourned
subject to the call Of the President,
ANDREW S. HERnGN,
President.
NJ. ID. kAvANAGn, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

Nr NJ. Chambers advertiscs III anotli-
ct column n new supply Of school books,
base balls aud bats and 200 volumes
of the famous Seaside Library. II is
proper in this connection to return
thanks to Mr.. Chambers for a copy Of
that great Democratic Journal, the New
York Weekly Sun.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

responsibilities were greater, owing to
the sacrifices made in securing the re-
storation Of the Capital. Economy has
been practiced in every department,
and though some needed work or inn
provements have been deferred, our
good citizens cannot but commend the
wisdom that has guided the Council
this year. With the growth Of our city
in tho near future will come increased
revenues and improvements, too. The
main thing, the city's credit, is being
upheld.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
Alexandria Democrat In our last "

Alexandria Democrat: In our last we
published that the colorcd Democratic
orator, Scott Gordon, OF Baton Rouge,
would undertake the feat recently ac.
comp,lShcd by Dr.. Tanner, that of fast,
Ing for /" days. Our readers i'll perusne
the paragraph did not at first understand
its meaning, Some OF them thought tina,
he had committed some mistlemeanol
and would serve ont Il forty days sen
tence IN the parish jail; others, that he
would be kept eNiled ont of the city and
would not be tor that length of time
allowed the privilege of placing his fee,
on the soil OF his native land. This wa
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11

excellence. With the most careful and
experienced assistants, DR.. Steensen is
ready to fill prescriptions in the most
reliable manner. An examination OF ms
stock will, we are sure, induce our peo-
pie to give him a liberal share Of their
UatrouaVc,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-11
GrtlQleeI,lp Ga pltollan
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC icCoSsRhyArlvE PARISH
Central Executive Committee,
Baton Rouge, Sept.9, lr5O.
The members of the COMMITTEES are hereby
notified TO attend q meeting at their Rooms In
the city Of Baton Rouge, ON Saturday, the 18th
day of September, 1880.
A punc,nal attendance Ia requested
BY order Of NJ. CHA MBERS, President.
W. q. RANDOLPH. Secretary,
, 1880-04-19
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Good ncHssrt-Ap pplcH-('Drn.R0 Fodder nnd
EItlk-:EAe Alexander rFcacll-l'rMnln-
EverKrec.is-..tboit .tnt>-Tilc-Dru4n-
M.e-yFinfer-SE -SEl,cnt-vaIMa Of torn-
Stu1ks-'Tac ScA*Dn.
From Our Orn Correspondents
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. April ta.-if. Il. Ellwanger, IL
well-xnown u,,thurily on frt1!t-gsuwtng In the
East, writes to tho G1unl,U Gentleman Regarding
spnu g,,t,d dessert. varieties Ut npplrs III fuowA:
"The JctIcris, Falncttsc, fnsli:thun, nnd North.
GrM spy nre to!'r Ut them .lr!tu tsuMl to thu
Spttz3HhurK III fiiynr but tslW Fur superior flUte
tilon wull k,l,,w*. The rason why they lre sll-
sts, pst s9 S sss: IS sos sa a f s St II S h i.
chrnnir tyspept!c cln tut ts,'.r yrlcttca freely
tthey ought Ii tt'rln csflrrllln rllnls 4,r hx
fsANi, when ~ cut III HntHHtktul splzGiIttirx Hr
Baldwin would lM Hllrn t. bring dir, rt.an1ts,
"Thete re.narks vi! arp!y t1 ntlcr frn!ss ~
Mq i ss d t" far % %Pn %ssSy ~ Is & =. ~ ssr
1t this frit. The fonr s''rts hav@ nu,,ici ~l
ol frlt Inn, ear1y. nHtutn, III laso EprIilS.
tAl,.use yct produced"
uellsr. Or Snow. az It Is commonly Chilled. and
the Jonathan, arc practically Ut M yaluu In tic
Wost; but tho rnusunfnx npVllrs equally well
The detIland Ia for vArletli.s that hclr curly
quality haInK IL secondary consideration. There
aro fanny ytNrl ,leasert- varieties TINT tD wei! ln
tho West, and thoy 8hou1d he 1,t,ro 8cncrully
!a,,s ~ ,'." s ,,a.., H., ,t',.,
'ho'n ntu oe'..s s. R .uu Hu" avssea%p
Fall Winu-SoI,, Hooking. pryor's ltp.l, Urstnos'
f,ollcn. DomI,,e. pock's pfonsult. u1,d JnImttun.
s,.". ~ 's,.,s - 1.,s t,,i t,n,.t,nt., s.,.
lied, Willow TwIg. Lit,1ur Twtg, Wing Sup. md
iaRc touHh-eAn.cst' e"t~st"eu''u' aiu nasus-
'ess klnda cauId iii1l no market bosEao those
latErl; but. rs pcFhnpa ten bushels NJ tho tltttr
~. t," -" sto tst,, n,n.,n,,, ~ ~, To,.,rI,a VI
lae 'osiA's' tuos VIII o"'.!"o " w '"'o'''s'
COIN. N.FDpnEH AND MILK,
"CnlcAtf>, April lo.-WIll WI. pteAso Inform
mc Wheth0r ol1l rnlse u auHlcletst fltlant1ty III
t,", sur ssa ~ u"' mI ~, IT, t,o n Xxx, s "
,mrt ;yat"rs fu.s m n ttic I..ss th,,, - r."r t,
, 1880-04-19

lJE%1'LK1AIEs I7111@I'N'
nRAnrnn'; Pa.. April IA sl'eeial from
Emporium snys: Intense excitement prevails ut
Caledonia. Elk County, pl.. over a murder COM
nlltted there yesterday 1nornlng by tic noted
forGer Rnd OUTLAW, Hurry English. ppsse
nrrived ut bis hnuso ,lGlr Cnleslnnla ut oclocls.
Col,stAblcs wrenth and volncr at,1 Justice
Burk mt English coming dawn stairs. wrenth
ortercd l,iul to surrender. but he returned up,
stnlrs and Tucked msclf III r.,,ti. The u!l!ters
Of tAktu9 llEm dra1 Or nltte. ~ CtMstubu
Wrcnth cltne up u tic rta,in English thrust IT
rifle through tho du0F and shut. killing hin in
ludy 1own stnirs, nnd, III he entered the yMrrl
English shot Vol'ler: Tho litter. It ls Thought,
will nut recoyer. Enel!sh K'ltnctt tho wsn.ds
I,is,rlot-Atturney Nurscll shut him in the leg:
Cou,pnny II. Stnto Volunteers. hns been ordered
Uut to cupturo him II p,Ssihlt.:
, 1880-04-19


1t VIVA with THUR owtl butts that Providence
wus beatrn tho thrsccn-luntng g,tnic Mt Wnsh.
tt,gtul. Tho NMtionats h'd broken ull tler
sticks, mid by borrowing froln tho visitors
managed to "pn,ltld out" tito winning tnliy.
DO Wits nMae-ilall Gntslo," edited by chnd-
wick. ia Just ont, Chnd Iin's plenty nf rnain III
which to nbnso Ch!cngo, US ustsHl, but couldn't
s,uro tho splco to put in ~iinnsasl's ralno 1Is IL
number Of tho Chicago nine for 1871. llanklll-
son, who played third hase IN not above tlhlf II
duzon a4mcs, Is rccortleh III tho rcta,lnr tncn1a-
bent of TINT position. wilo Williamson. who
plugged its baso In slxty-four Bnmcs, Ia not mc1l-
toned Mt nll. .... --... ...-..
Mr. ii. q. nulkcloy, WIN was for Hevernl yoars
almost tho solo RllstaLrcr 0f lHsc-hAil III littrt-
ford aAs bper rowArtiel by election US Mnyor ut
thAt city.
AscertainlnK beyond II doubt TINT lcorK1
Wright Is not to bu hld thin suANotl. tho l'royt-
tlc.,ce Club Inns onRAgcd John Poters to piny
shurt.ssop.
This week tho Nationals of WushIngtoi, aro to
plny three Klaea hero MHfttrst tho ChlcARns-
Tueadny, WulnestiRy. md Thursday Lynch,
tho National pituhur, In addicted. III M Illegal
leltyoty very hIu! to hut, hut when Aoll down
to tho rules ls simply "rlc."
, 1880-04-19
CHINA.

. -.......- -..
TILE CASE nF ci'uNt,.,UW. t,s, AMI "ossAAe e"A'
1,> ,,.,,, >,.,,,. ~, . o.. u, ~ ,,,,,,,,,. s.r
H3Su N"Su' nt"tc' - -, tpet wy y. .uAns' ~.
Fu'nclsco, Aprll ls>.-Iho e''so " chn'is-H'"Y'
now seems serious. Though many Chinese of
If s,na,h ,yl11 t... ,,,rrra mi. tbnrc IN M snt,s
fuctnry Glow t' the myatery ot thu proceedings.
Tic hest Nttlitinttle evltlNtieo inlientcs
flint t;cn. ,rsn. lin url1nv mover III recent
n,.,,,s !. ,,,,,. n,r,alm tb,t It.tt,,,r.t,hnnv
ese"ts. IN ~" Ie'a t. .'.is,.'',..,'s
"ns u't''e.u' . , 49," 49,, .''-,,,..,t
u.sa''ico 't''t W. nssu. .. "s"s ..,t..'s
EcKllf9' l4I WIS FIepHrllR cnhat't"mluFs
demonstration whun thu tiuws nf C1Aug 4 dowil-
full rcacheL tltu. Stncy t!le,l tho tile Ut hos.
tllIt, tns t,,,, tn, atr,u,r r.,r n,,v rfctnrv II,
t.!,s A's ou. '"w ~, .",a ~. ~, ~ ~; ~
"'L'tst"au' ina"Htl~ t"iet a",..s " oe"uso
llo eauAe VI oheuse "'ls sl'e" ~ N''ssit. Ahu W
titMMtts thu belief t1Mt Tsul.gt nOw III England.
md newly appointed tn st. Petersburg, will re"
It.SSc nll difficulty. All advances cOldly nut
LIZ tho RissIuu REPRESENTATIVE ut pcktnu, who
f. r., ,,,,,,atnut .,ul h,,sv r.,,n,nI,,I,a.
t,,n ,vtti, III, hon,n fny"r,nnnf' Mos.
so,,,or ,rc IooxIr,, ,1nl1v far Etuchtu
se'set ~ 80. "a 49, :, ~ ..
from which FRONTIER posi- tae teie9fapH F1asts
II Ii noteworthy thut kwo, lnte i'tvoy to En-
Elnild md Fr1ltlco' VINO showed STRONG pro- Ior-
pigIt feelings, fs now kept lit retirement, while
thu Epyny tn t!rr1tr nutDrit,ttsIr at,tt- f,rrftf
Ia If, bfrh fnv,r. Aupr,.hp,,slou Ia rrs,,1oniIy
Expressed that Foreigners in pcksnY VIII Go
IL NO proof IN support Of such isfeh.
AMERICAN TREATY NIGHTS.
Tim n,icstion of tho t.flppsy In Americn nm
,,,Ts firt.iy s,ynpt n4i,i,, l,y TIM innrt initl.
, 1880-04-19

IOWA.
Epsttal Dispateh to TAe Chfeapo Tribune.
nrs MINES. In. Aprll t8.-Thc Republicans
-, ,hIs t,,,a i, fnvr,,ss,<,n"l Dstr!rt hayt,
OF thIs ithe sescnlh' LUX .'sti. ~ ,A, -,
lHrn must deeply hlin'iaated for tAor t"n''sh-
1lcas In HolilH olr utter HtrauGu gnls. atd pnr-
n;tttnu themselves to f,,tl into tho pnwcr 0f lilo
'HR"f'a's" senps,e" .'''n ~ .s .,,,, ~ ,,r.'
represent iho'n IN CoIross' a nna snos 'iom p,
,leurly tcnrpe,l, In voul pne 1t l,as served to
s,n,ui, ont thc old fcu,ls which l,nyo distracted
md ncnrty destroyed tho purity III tho district.
For seyer,ll months thorc hIls been Il growing
sentiment, tint TUG tiln9 hHs come t3
Hrycr,ll ar blu personal frleHs 80 iM-
fur,nutt him, anu. Urged his CONSENT 70
nllnw tilcm to Sc his iat!l. III cn1lflecsio WIN
tho Congressional ttu1tllfaAtl0n. llB III HrbL NS-
, 1880-04-19
CASUALTIES.


apftM{ Ultpdtth 70 3HF CH1e7p7 7r1of'Hf'
srn1Sar1Hkp. ILL.,. April 1S.-Abn,It t''clsmk
this morning tho night pollen Ii making tl1ulr
rounds discovered small shNnsy tH:c,lplcl bs
MI old negro w01nnn on fire. Tic Fire t'et'art-
tnent was suntnntEetl, atttI, utter oxtanguahIrg
tho fumes, tho Mny Ut tho w'hnnt,. Martini
King, WIS found burned ia n crisp. MHrtha-
"nlark Martha," ls she wis fnmiainrly knt'~u
-was II xei-knuwn chMr1ctcr throughout thi.
nnrtl0fi Ut tho Stnto bhH c'trnc tn tt!it city III
Of Tennessee. Win WIS captured ut corEnth .,ll
sent u prisoner to Cump Uiltier. Shu ronniHHl
with him Until he was exchuhYe1, but 1tclntri
tD K0 buck with him, nnd hlls xlncu remained IN
the city, working ut whatever Hhe could Egt tu
ID. spending most Of her earnings for whisky
Tho lire iB supposed IT, hnrc been cnused l'y h"r
lying dOwn whllG drunk. und dropping Il lighted
candle on tho iloor. She was ab0nt 10 ycnra IT
AKp.
, 1880-04-19

DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
TAKIs, April ls.-Tho appointment OF Count
pn Chutol to bo Minister Ut Vienna III place os
Teissereac Dub0rt, resigned, III 9axettad.
MINISTER 70 nEIAIuM.
Tho appointment Of John Lo stoinne to be Min,
lister to belgium has boon gaxottet}.
4 REPUBLICAN, nEPuTr.
Ninard, Republican ileputy, bus boen ,elocted
BvIlator fur tho Department liuute Eiouno III
place Ut De reyrslnlOnt, OrEeallst, Icceased.
NOT TU Hx pIHsOLvxn.
The Temps publishes u SEMI -atllcn1 note elpny-
lux tho report Ut tho Impending dissolution 0t
thu Chamber uf DoJutles.
M0itEHLOIlE GOES HONE.
lIoheulohe haa takut. lcaye Ut President Greyy.
, 1880-04-19
DISASTROUS STORMS.


A4$ ~AAho<AHSt
A wind storm which Immediately preceded
rl11, -Bturin accompanied With lightning, act IN
ut 7::5 lust evening. and. though II" Rreat auci-
tlonts wrrc reported tn ur by the police. tho
tlnlt,uYo dnno to buildings, trees, aud fences
must have been considerable. Tho storm
required, vi intervals of two l,orrs during tho
evening, ut,tiI shortly ntter o'enGk this rnurn-
lug, when 1t sct In 0nce ngaln with reioubtesl
viy1r. Window. glass. sIgns ehin,ncys. nnd
corniccs inat1e tho streets unsafe.
The storm wus but Iittlo less tlinn n
hurricane In violence. urcat damnxo
must hnvc bccn dono tn the thrcn divisions Of
the city, but up to a:81 o'cluck nuthttg serious
i,,,l been reported. Tho following aro sonu Ut
the minor suIshaps OF tho night:
Ahnut ono block of tho sidewalk on Division
street. betweon the two bridges Nn Gnosc lsInnd,
wns lifted up boly hy the wind ut T::s1 last
evening, Aild was dumped Oh tho opppslt side IF
tho street. .-
rho front gnble Of onc.story cottage at No.
60 West s[xternth street, WIS blown out I'll thu
,sa stSr as sys irxs s,sxe s IT, + eeucd neutG i
BY scrgt shcppara of the Deeriuy Street Stu
y two-story framo building In process Of crcc-
ton ut tic northwest CORNER Ut Clytlour1! aild
Fullerton avenues in tho lowi! Of Luke Vipw.
w4s blown down y. . o'clock. It. wlts owned Dy
The l,ss h an!cst totnI.
AlonH Vest MMdsoa street almost every store.
tluil,.,Kcd nare 6r loss. At NJ. :t window 8lnss
ynlCesl ut 500 WIS blown Ill. Tho stuso Is 0tel-
pied by Mrs. C. Lewis, eonfuesionrr. q. a.:
slofse, jewe!er, No.. No; ~: 1 1h!rgo pnns ps,, Ct
1T No. :ts largo sign blown through, thu uwIndow-
glass; nil1 Miss l.. Eollnrrs, Millinery, another
sKn h1nwn tltwn AnA wt,ldow-KlnHs broken.
At 10 o'clock, rs August and Albert lselzs were
escurttug II yulInX Ylrl nntletf nsrthn l3uldt 10
ler hunc, tho wind Glcw tue sidewalk bgi,eNtN
thc1n, iiesr tho western lrl!xo OIL Goose 1slnt'1,
int int, tho mlIe ;of tito street. Tile thrcv
we,u nlsD Lttwn out. III tho strcet, MIL
woro all buddy injured. AEbert bud
lila right shoulder ulsuruted, August
Ills LETT shoulder lstucnted. mad NDih
wore batlly bruised aud fAjurd Internally. The
ct.l.s w,ls It'll unconscious. Thu ,!clz hoy.,
svl,o nrc lU and ID yehr af NRc md Miss 1loit,
werg taken ttl tho hone Ut tho lle'x IuHIly Ut
Nj. lis tirslcil street, Atu worn tlgre attended
t,y br ErlsGk. Miss llnllt ls employed MS sur
want hy fn1nfly living enr the cullcr VI Clnrk
| As1d Division streets.