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, 1880-07-08

Cot, 1SQsIlsoII. wtls caught In Washing
Of what sospe peoilu tl}luk ho will have 70 stand
u gootl lua! Of hctoat1or.-tho huat.-aud talked
thusly; 80
'sYou nre not very much oyorawcd by tho
ltaMgack a,lsl E,!glIsli t!ekvt, thopf'
call It tho iutllitu ind b,ltternut combination
"lfow d.s ytnl tntGrprct the cYecb of the
nullltttluni Upon THO nelnocrAts theinsetvesr'
cunt tel! Whothor 1t Wus 4ll account Ut H0l-
c;.k's no.'!aatton Of an oy!to1,eo Yf 1oy at Kst.
i.Itpr The p.,Giie il aot apt t. % ~ ysry en.hus
Blastlo over thtso p1,fesslulpl su.tltets ,-mvt,
,Yt,u weFo educated for war III t!Mes t,f poaoe.
OF ooarav, Wo expect such mon. to do the hKht.
ng wtle.l lhere Il lighting to bu lone, It'a thslr
tMslneaA. Nov. III A!Hetvnt with y volunteer.
Mhcil u tunn lcusts hi4 pluW aA1 kisses hiS Wlfp
, 1880-07-08
CENsug returns hnyo bcen received from q

: CENsus returns hhyo been received from q
naiulbor Of Texas cities. Galveston has a popv-:
luton Of :aa,3lo; population In 1870, l1si8; in.
!, crcase. 8,a;G; por ccnt, d.. Austin has 1860;
In 1910. 4,4..s; incronso, 1,o7.; por cont. 131.
Houston, 1B150; III 1870, ts.. Icronsc, G,l6s; ptr
cent, Of. San Antonio, LOO; in 1870, la,:5G iii
ctc,so, 0,6l4; per cent. '7.-Vho CENSUS shlws
th4t several Massachusetts cities bcsllcs boston
hara nlAdo rnp1l gains In population. Lowell,
which TT 1870 hnd a, 100, now hns about e0,Nu.
Lnwruncu has advanced In ten years, from ::s, Gel
to Js, ,10 and Lynn from 2a,2E', 10 nearly A0,D0o.
-Tlio population Of Iowa cities 1s reported
n4 follows.
, 1880-07-08
TRIBUNE BRANCH DET1CES.

TIE CHICAGO TKt!USH ins established hrnnch
cces fur tic receipt dt subscriptions Rud advertiser
u ents ns futlhws'
NEW fORk-,oom ., Tribune l,uildtn9. +. I. Nc
IADnXN ManuSer
Gl.AsGoW. scutl,nd-Allnns American News
Agency. IL lsenfulI~at
iuNDUS. Enx--A,Hcricnn ExchanGet ~ Brand
1iESItx +. GiIt.il, Agent.
MA5llISGYUS. u. C.--fAl1 i street
, 1880-07-08

LAHaE nnti-rent meetings continue to be
held throughout Irclnnd. Lust Sunday suvorul
wore held, mud tho farmers expressed thoEr de-
termination to resist NIL Efforts OF, tho part OF
tho landlords to ovlct them. Resolutions In fa-
ssr Of peasant proprietary md the abolition Of
lAndorllsm wcso passed; also resolutions con-
graduating tho United States on Its 10th nnni-
Ycraary Of [nJcpcpdcnc1. =,
, 1880-07-08

SoNE time agl the glass manufacturers
throughout ths country a9rocd tU ntlvnnc0 tho
wAEcs of their wotkingmun 10 per cont. Ono
Ohio firm violated this NRrecmcnt. discharged
ls worktngmc,, and imported nuiginns, with
whom It entered Into n throc-yuurs@ contract.
Tho ulnssworkDrs' untun thercupon sent t1esc-
gntes to nolgiAm to urge IN tito work kfnHMca
thero nat to colnu to AmerlcA to unuer4ld their
owworkIngtuon. a1t It ID sud tho mission of
tho uelegates has boon emLMontly successful.
, 1880-07-08

IT appears, Notwithstanding tho bowling OF
the Democrats nbout ncrubtean partlsausbIp,:
that majority Of tho clerks In tho Flrst Audit.
or'A otIloo. In tho Wns, Navy, and dCensus Dopart-
mcnts, nra Democrats Of tho most advanced
type, and that a lnrgo Hancock Club could 10
organized In any of thesA ncp@rttnoIt&.
, 1880-07-08

JoIlS H. LYNCH {eolorutl) was nominated
yesterday fpr Congreas by tho 1tcpubllcans Ut
the sixth Mississippi District. This is tho dis
trlct ntw represented by Con, Chnlnioss. where
by tic most outrageous bulldo1lus Lynch was
IuIeltcl in lS1B.
, 1880-07-08

HANcocKs "record" is slowly getting
into shnpp. Those nre somo Of tho items In It:
n) Aetlya sympathy with Mcclellan, ard prop
os!tion 10 usslst him In dcpoaiu9 the alvit powers
ut Washington. fs} Nullitlcatlon Of nuts o1Con.
Hress Iii Louisiana aul friendly support ot OK
Iloboss a9ainst loyal whites n1,d negroes. G) III.
suborslinnta conduct md tho uso Of Insulting
language 10 his superior ot}Iecra+ Cons. 0fant
And sherinnn, ~ CandElney for tho Presidential
ofico mi platform favoring tho pyment Of tho
bonds III grco,haoks. uIsd declaring tho 1iceon-
struution ucte " revolutionary, uyurpatiro, aIld
void" ~ Proposition to reuoBnlzo Bnm Tilion
rs President, a,,ti llsoboy tho ukicrs Ut his COM
mandlng Ooncrnl.
, 1880-07-08

Mil 1fkxp1l1cKs says ulat hfr. ualstead
bus lntssepresuntcd him In regard Il, hts rclatious
toward tho Cincinnati Convention and toward
Senator AeDt,nMld. Tho ex-uuycrllur says that
t'e Is satisfied with tho nolntpauon Of llancork,
Ml1 Ia un tbs ulost friendly torlus. With scnntor
hfppU.hll, Or oltlrse,
, 1880-07-08

TIE 1IoS. W. D. WAsInunN was ronomi.
uato, yostortay for Congress by tho Republicans
of tho Third Minuesnta District. Tho yotn was
ttnant.no,,s, mud tho disgust and Indignation
caused by tho infamoua Rtxempt OF Donnely
and tho House Democrats to stcn1 that sent will
insure sfr. .Waahnurl's reelection BY a largoly.
Increased majority.
, 1880-07-08

WHEN Mr.. Hancock sattl that tho military
powor must bo subordinate to tho clvll paWe.,
he n,paat tho civil power Ut tho atato of Louisl-
unu, !ntely In rebellion. Ito did not moan tho
clyi! power vt tho Congress Ut tho Unitcd Statcs,
which bp oponlv lqletl, q =
, 1880-07-08

J.acon kuSTz. farlli%E ot unIon flill,'N.
1.tlrutcI hls Wits ~ brutulty t4at sha lult hlnl
abiu ught wcoks N1u a.ui wont to 1.-Two wifi her
son. saereta knntx beca,no greatly enrugod, and
ira4s .e'cst stsrs sEuce u pl,uts0 buta tho wife
VII. so', Nh1h'ting Ut thy taattr nat lcHa thAn
e,x< ..y-sYstn ttuess Yesterday niuslliux, while
NJ r,uls1 a.ls seturntp2- tnlA atl errusld, lIur
hi>.Jl"i met her agltl shut Ut her, luhIutiuy q
ITsetnEls atsd 1t ts tA'litteA fatal wound. Ilo
A!1 lurl.rd aia snot.tuu oil hu,seu, With liz
, 1880-07-08

AT the Vu!turc Mines, Arizona, Il Mexican
miner shot dead tho young lady who rejected
h!a sut. whotoupUa. tho people of tho placo
organized n iynahtug pnrty, and, capturing tho
Mcxicun. nlado him pay tho pclia!ty uf his urimc.
Arizona lustleu Is swift ntll suro.
, 1880-07-08

THE Toronto Glola congratulhtes the
Custndlans on tho excellent esup prospects,
throughout tho Dominion. Corcnls, except
spring wheat. aro far nhovo tho averngc, and
vegetables and fruit promise to bo Unusually
, 1880-07-08

TI1E iron trada In England shows signs Of
revival. unr u tho !urEest itpn manufacturing
llrs NnnouacCs its ihabitily to I'LL ooutYAats at
rates previously ngteea Oh. twlnx Ia the ut&vanue
tn prices. Aisd tho lizard ut Trado returns tntll,
cnta u largu tnereasa In tho Gxknrt OF Iron for
juno over tho corresponding nqnth Of lust
, 1880-07-08

fES.WH.L1AN I, t'DALlY ~ SMITH, ac-
oorlng to tho Now York Tribune. confirms tho
statement that Con. IIancock declared hls !utcn-
tion III 1877 to obey samucl J. Ttttlon In caso
TIldcu took the onth Of otIlce.
, 1880-07-08

: SENATOR CAMElloN Ii sntd to be throat
oued with Drght's disease. THO pecul!ar palor
=, Of hia vompluxipn gives non,o support to tho
Newspaper stntu1ncpr, but sherU Ii rot total
lack Of other authority for IT, :
, 1880-07-08

AMI QEISTAI, Il y0ll1tg hlan WHO was noel
dcntally shut by hls mother Inst Mnndny, died
yesterday, making tho soconil Fourth.of-July
victim OF family foolishticss tn this city.
, 1880-07-08

GEoil0E l+ANz, d wealthy retired merchant
OF HuKa!u, nrnao yesterday morning, took 4
topo. a sAwburk. Hnl block OF wool Into his
orchard, pluotd tho EaWbuak ut,tl0r u trc0, I'd.
tusttxt Tho repo ROUND his neck, tod it ia tho
trec. thou ktcl:ud away tho sawhuck and hanged
1t,uuotr
, 1880-07-08

A convention Of IrIsl,-Amcrican 1.cput~
1tcnns IL to he hold IN indianapolis oil the
14tti ot this month. 1t ought to bo attended
largely by Irist.Alnerlcan citizens who l.avu
hitherto bccn III tie habit OF voting tho DeMi-
0cratic ticket simply rs a matter Of course.
Such persons will bo convinced by tho wortls
OF their own couMtryuion that thcro Is no
,,nt,,rnl or natlonnl affinity betwcen the DEM
ocratIc party and 1rissl-borli cEiizens, arl
they will l.enr 4 go0d many excellent rcnsons
why tho Irish vote should be divided between
tho different political parties Just. ns tho
strictly American md tho Gerlna'l-A1erfcan
vote IL divided. 10th u,a political anu tho
material interests OF tho 1rjsil-Amerenn pop
ulatlon would be promoted by auch Il !disis-
ton.,
There Ia no more loynl representative Of
tho Irish people ard tho CntLolic Church In
this country tIan tho Now York Tablet, and
tho Tthlct takes muc's tho same view Of this
lnnttcr that l,as been advanced from time to
t!ma by THE TiuuuSE. Woprint In anothori
column this norn!ng annrticlc from q recent
issue Of tile Tablet, lit which tic nppr0ach-
Ing indianapolis Convention Is commended
10 tic nttcntton Of Irlslllnen OF NIL politlcn1
con,plexEo,ls. Thts article selzcs upon thp
imnortlNt point tlmt the Irish support OF thy
Doaotsklic party lsrrgardcd ass0 secure thut
IrlsllNicn tlo rot receive from tint pnrty tic
consideration to WHICH tfoEr numbers cntit1 10
them. Tho recognition of Hisll-born citizens
In tho distribution Of DISTURB loc;,l
Offices Is attributed to simple party
necessity, becansu the Irish voto con-
stitutcs. the majority III most of
tho cities and towns which the Democrats
control. Hut 1t Is noted that tho Democratic
purity persstent1y sjscrllninates agaiust tlIe
Irish and the Catholics III nominations for
tho high places. kerunn, an Amcricatl OF
1risl. dcscent, Inst 10000 Democratic votes
when he was q ca1,dltuto for Governor Of
New York. and tic Tablet Is Of tho opinion
that Charles O'Conor or amy other eminent
representative of the Irish Catholics could
mt to-day be elected Mayor Of Now York
City on tho Democratic Ticket, notwfthstanl-
Ing the. Irish votes furnish the Democrats
with their usual minority i'll TINT city. Per
contra, tho Tablet points to many consp5csl-
;ous instances III which representatives Of
tho Irlsll-Alncrlcan citizens Uncluding Gen.
Arthur, the Republican caMlitlnto for Vice
'Presfdunt) hnYe been awarded litg), places by
tho Republicans In keeping with their merits.
There Is no question bur tho political In
Aie,tce Of tho 1rlst, cttizens would be hneas.
!usably increased If they wcre independent
voters like the Germars, who are mnlaly he
puhllen.ls III SoiMeoittes, and 1nnInly Demo
Gratis iii others. and who always feel thela-
selves frpo to vote acr0stling to their tndvltl-
Ma! convictions aud preferences ut eveGY elcc-
tfoi,. But tho Irish would also bo gaiIlera II.
, 1880-07-08

Tile British parliament, 1t il believed, will
nut bu adjourned befors September, In collso-
q,snneo OF tho great amount Ut ncccss0ry lcKH-
laton which has to 10 dealt with during this
ncsAlnn.
, 1880-07-08

stunt deadly e0eot.. Fearing lcst. .sbc might not
havc done his work wail enough iu bis onn case.
his daughtor-ln.law Ahot twlca into hta dead
body. :
, 1880-07-08

WhIfe-StocktnE 1ktasc.1lnIt Park.
Michigan avenue. oproslta WASHINGTON streot
Gn,no between tho Providonro and chlcago Clubs al
Il.
, 1880-07-08

ENCOURAGING reports Of tllo crop pros
pects throughout Francc hayo boon reColvud.
Only III what Will there be any deficiency, but
this will he moro thuu compensated for by tho
iurrenscl yield III other eorcH!s.
, 1880-07-08

THE Republicans of the Twcnty-sixth Dis.
trlct OF Pennsylvania hnvo nominated ]. D. Me-
Junckin for rCongrcss. Tho Hon. Samuel II. Dicls,
Il Republican, Is tho present Representative.
, 1880-07-08

THE census returns give Toledo pop,ll1-
ton Ut hlE5, hcing gain OF 1900 in ten ycn,s
And yet tho ro!cdo poopto are not happy. They
claim that thoro nro G,000 snorp Of them III tho
citv.
, 1880-07-08

A n,I1. for granting Il lnnn Of sl50, 0,000 to
aid In developing frist ilsfIeries w,s rejected by
tho Housc of Commons yesterday. Tho vote
stood IT. to Us.
, 1880-07-08

WILLIAM CA'rER, Of LeNtlyI1lo, escorted
a Mrs. Dlllun home from a ball. Mr., Dillon OBJ
1ccted to Mr.. Carter's gnllnntry, and IL quarrel
followed, which wound up by Cartor Shooting
aud Killing Dtlotl.
, 1880-07-08

JoItH lIEaItr LEw1s, OF Knox County,
was nominated for Congress yesterday by tho
1iepullieAnA Ut tho Nlplh district un tho thirty
eighth ballot. Tho othor cpudl1ates before the
Convention wero ENeh Emery, Vi pcorta; Clark
Il. CUR, of UuleshurE; and Mills Fuller, OF stark
County. Tho district Is at present represented
by the !lol. Thomas lloyd, Republican, Dir.
Lewis II y native 0f Nov Yurk Stutc, about 10
yeaEH Of axe, aud hus spout forty.threo years In
this Btatu. iIe has boen .ncnlbcr OF tho Lc4ls-
iuturo and CiTuult Eiesk Of K,0x County. liz IL
an abIe, caroful, honest gontonan. u|s elcc<
tim liz certain,
, 1880-07-08

1i1E Illinois Democrats arc by no means
happy over tho selection Of the partlcs who Aro
IL conduct tho caupatgm 0on. Farsona, who Is
ut tho hoad OF tho Executive Committee, Is tlo
s.outcod pa M. /" old gralIy," at,d Fuller. I.oItor
mud ntlur nlosnbors uro suld to bo purely ors,sl-
montll, uot couyursant With Democratic poll.
tics, and ato rather In tho way thun otherwise.
The Melnbers OF tho Etato Central CH1nnlilto0
aro groatly chagslncl that ouly ono Or two OF
tho eamPatxtt ot,icors wcre selected FROM thoir
nutnb0r, a1a, taking one oopstdoratlon With
utiothor." tley clalm tAolr lot ID not u happy
t,rp
, 1880-07-08

INDEPENDENT o,tnEtl pFFonEsTEns-Mcm
thu funeral OF our hB i}sothes. Stephan H. kGpne,
trnn hn 10 md II r r a,t. u Sespsk aq IT,. IT,
daily Invited. funetl by ssTf t9 ,. la*ehii M % :,
, 1880-07-08

NEARLY two-thIrals Of the increase OF S23.-
000o00 IN Now York assessments IL IN tho two
uptown warsls, which tho elevated Fallruatls
huye 4ado accessible for purpases OF residenco,
, 1880-07-08

Iersnus lcaping totru for tf season, anu s,t,n-
ner t1r1relt,s, Gu. huee TIE DAILY TRlnuSE
nalled to. them, postpaid; fur $ta5 per mont IN
cudfhg Sunday etlitoH, or $ioo rcr n,oHt1 ,cfth-
ou t.; and TIC adslrcsa toQi te clua0ed III often as
GtsiTTtt.
, 1880-07-08

FREDERICK Sclfwt1rrFEdElt, .ngcd H.
pounded bis wife, agel ~, SO numerically
ycstortlay ut Aurorn, hid, thnt her life Is Dc,
bDtllrcI Of.
, 1880-07-08

CAnn1SA1. NINA, the Tapal Secretary, lns
again teuderrd his resignation, only to hnvc la
acceptance Agntn rotusctf.,
, 1880-07-08

struggle fos Independence, and thinking tho
Co1nntttao. for their splendid grant to his
country. Hpocchea wero also mado by .Colnt,
tIcc, and others.
, 1880-07-08

tNEntr9s
aIad.Aon street. between Dearborn md sthte.
Engagement az II. Il. atahns Comic Opera con,puny.
HEuttnjtxun
, 1880-07-08

LAwREycE X JEl,oME, Jr., son Of tho
wc,l-k1own Nov York bnnker, and Edward II.
Iascho, n,nnagar of tho banking house Of Guy
IIovnn 5 Co., of Now York. woro arrested yes
tcrday for having In their possession and fraud
ulentIy obtaining SB7 ::oo In stocks holonGtnY to
Dnyton. Ives & Co., also Of Now York. Tho
securities had been given to a messenger boy to
do.tyor at the Stock Exchange. fto roturpcl
In few minutes and sud that ho had
Lost tho package. Complaint wis mAtio to thu
police authorities. who succeeded III tEluing tho
purcell to the possession of Jetolno and rntchcii.
both tho arrested parties ndnit that thoy know
to whom tho sccuritlca belonged, mud that thoy
intended to Bond them to Huropo. to hc ncKo.
iiated. The two men nro unmarried. md hnro
lnovcl In tho highest souial circles III tho Emprn
City, and thor nrrcst. II is needless 10 say, hss
caused quito sensation among tho Irene Mo-
Gltcuddys Of Now York.
, 1880-07-08

:: 1r Is generally conceded in European
political otrclas that war hotwoen Turkey and
1rooce ls inevitable, in which caso tho European
Powers represented In Tho Berlin Confortteo
cannos etaud, ,lly By. Mr. Goschcn reports to
his uoycrnmcnt that Turkey Will not carry out
tho decisions uf tho Cbnforctco without tho in
torruntion OF armed fa,cc. OlAccs for tho cn-
tollment OF volunteers have been oponcd
throughout Turkey. tho artny ii being put On n
war footing, and war preparations goneraily aro
being pushed with great rapIdity by tho Turkish
authorities. Il, tho meantime Orocce II not Idle,
but Ia concentrating largo military forco on
tho frontier md c,lrolling larRu numbera ut vos-
nntccrs, principally Thessalfntls md Epirotcs.
Tho general opinion Ia that tho whr Will bring
nbout tho dissolution Of Turkey, md tho cstAb-
ltshlncnt of several sonl-iniepcndcnt principal
tiles In its European possessions.
, 1880-07-08

];y Il very large majority tho French
Chu1ubcr Of Deputies yesterday pRsscd tho AMI
pesty bill us amended l,y tho Senate.
, 1880-07-08

1WItCoCk' y l!Oll1llAkloH ~ tuo' iGHtuclNls W
TINT advanced I'll /. recent number OF tho
Nation. Tho article ill., question speaks Ut
Gc1l. IIancuck III the highest terms as u gull
tlelMnn and professional soldier, but nnatfl-
tains TINT Ills nomination for President Is n
htunlHr, tnnslMueh rs l,D Is put forwnrtl for
that Office, not merely without previous OK
pcrtence III public nirairs utd without any
spucIal preparation for tho high responslblll-
tlcs pertaining to tho Office, but ut the very
time when the sentiment Of the country,
both Republican mud De,nocratfc, dcnailtts
the most complete separation 0f the uoycr1l-
1lcnt from military influences and military
methods, md n fuft return to. the peaceftil
mid lawful habits Of n woll.foundcd Ilepul}-
lie. I'll brief. 1laneock's nomination Is treat
cd tls d political anachrUnfsm. 1t might haye
served tic Democrats III 1858 or in 1879 Us n
means for soliciting popular confidence II,
the loyalty OF their party, when the suspicion
.ot disloyalty was the clilyf obstacle III !ts
why, but 1t now encounters q popular dread
Of nlllltaryisnl," Which has always been
protested by.tllo Democrats, md llas recently
been shared by tlle Republicans. Tho Nation
,claborates this idea us follows:
J Ills nomination conlcs too. Just rs tho ncpub-
ltc,ln pnrty has finally dlscardci military oaB
and military tnethotls, and has nominated II man
whose tano.ls ntlnoat whslly basod on his cnroer
s utl economist HEt legislator. And yut the liG-
publican pariy hts not hitherto stot,i Tor lniin-
lstrativo refurm nnl Legislative enterprise. II
smai @ extcnt thw;' discreais M on ii pcacot nyc1,-
ccs III the work or renovation and paglhcntlon.
Is he narty Mh!sh o'ao wos1l naturally @ 1xnnos
guycrnlncnt. 1t ts, therefore, tuorG THU EUR
prlalng to find that no suonor hns Il returned TO
whost trtt,uulis huyG bDcti ombt MI leFIatutfyH1
, 1880-07-08

Rnd goes out TO TO shut at for principle. that Is
hGlevcd To bo patriotic anl Inspires e1thitaFaan.
typical of phtrietlsn We navpr Ind II draft fnr
0nnrrhld TINT I rcn1tttsbct. We dlwnyb ilad
, 1880-07-08

T1lE Russian Jourl,uls state that there Is
no truth In tho recent stories about Chinese VIC
tories over tho Russian trs,ups.
, 1880-07-08

Clntk strcet between Lake and lnndo1Rh. EDxuRt
mcnt or Miss Adn Grny. "Enst Lynnc."
, 1880-07-08

C!ass SEtl<t
rnrfho hcncut a Our patsnns who dcsst to su,id
,,ur}c coplts III TIM THiiiINK through Tho mall. w0
L!vu herewith tho trtn*Iunt ratio Of postage.
Dr,nf1t&e. fef l4lpp
l:trtt nud TuoIvo t'aEp Paper. conts
Flateen paKa 1npor. eehu
FnfttIH. =
Teht mid Twelve rAEe ln1'or. ....",......s.s4c cong
flaieen l'a1o l'upos oeas
, 1880-07-08
Gl1e gftbat;,te.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

ny MAu-rN AnvANcE-rosTA0E rrEr Am.
Dslty catlton onc 1900
Tnr1a pf 4 TEnr rGr mon oEt,.,.,....,.n.,.,.., loo
JtoIIf and tununY. Of ypxf,.,,.,..t,,..,.., 1AsHp
Jtnris tf 5rnr tar ul1t 1.2f
r,r.tny +kffIretfnY hnd EntnrtiaT nor year, N,D0
h1rt}nY " rtncsdnr und FrdhY, taf year, 600
knuIinT Ir nttAY n nnuo 0{tifjo nor Yonf H.HV
Any utlicr day. mar Observation-Disclosures. N,0V
WEEK1.f EnrIION-rOsrrATD.
Gnn copy, rer gcnr.. I.b0
Glmh ar inn Ct.....,........,...,,... ..,.,,,.. 10sUO
Spretn,un copIAa sent ffce-
Give roBt-O[co address In fu, Including State And
County
Ncrnltancts mar bo n1ado either ty dtart expFosA
rostOicQ oriur, In registered letter. Mt onr riAk
10 GIFT RullsCAtuEtts-
Inllv, ,devcrud Sundny excepted. III cents per week.
Daily. detlyar1d. sunny ucluded no cents por week.
Address TEiH TltlbukM COMPANY.
Cornos Madison and hnarbnrn.sta. Chicago, LII.
, 1880-07-08
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Erssrtd al ths Tosttct At CAiedao, H., Second.
Clam Skitt<f.
, 1880-07-08


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aobt, ana wouia seFionsly dsaFsah8e 'ao tao"eS !
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raus"d l'y tto iufomo,,s ssxomnt At nonnc,ly .
and tho Honsc Dc,nncrnts tn atcnl that sent will !
tnsrt, air. Woahnr,,sa ret,1cetlnn nv A largely. :
imsrro.cd ,na;orIiv. ..
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organized In any of thesd Departments
==
4 cASA1-ro.AT Captain mid q sailor Ind a
quarrel In n FALCON ncar Iauflalo carlr yesterday
morning, during which tho sAilnr was badly
bruised. 1iecuvering, he vowed vcugnanco on
tho Uaptnttl, and KuluR on tho boat sAshcd his
enemy thront with razor, md thon attonptcd
to tlruw him ovcrbonr1. Tho wound intlieteu Is
very scrious. The sailor has bccn arrested.
=~@-=@
FFttE Vtru1ntn E.nt]It,athra in CnnvnNtfnn !
ycstortlay. while i1ltlors,uR Hancock and rledr-
nx themselves to hta support, rcsolvcd to plnce
MI Electoral ticket of their own III tho field,
which they accordingly proceeded to do. They
nlso resolved to nomnato candidates for Con-
...,. T., H.. tra,crI !
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-07-17
A Curious Story.

There is a tale told of a sea Captain
who, IN distant corner of the southern
seas, visited an undiscovered or unex-
Plored group of beauti ful islands. After
landing and trading with the gentle
natives, he was astonished by the visit of
white man, evidently person of means
and consequence, who, after making
himself very agreeable, implored the
Captain to give him story-book, if he
had such thing in his possession. The
Captain had, and, deeply touched by the
pigs and cOcOanuts which the white
exile had given him, bestowed on him n
copy OF the "Arabian Nights Entertain
ments." Overcome by the present, the
exile burst into tears, and cried, "You
have saved my life, and given me rank
and wealth" On explanation, he said,
.! should lon,, ago have been eaten, but
While they were fattening me 1 learned
enough of their language to tell child
the story of Little Red Riding Hood
The child repeated it, and the whole
population We're mad with JOY. They
had never heard story before. From
that day became great and honOred
man. When they had national festival
l sat on top of hill, and thousands
wept (while some elderly relative was
being cooked for a feast) at the cruel
death of the grandmother as caused by
the wicked wolf. had with me vol
ume Of Fairy Tales, and soon began
to set price on my performances. Red
Riding Hood is rather va n; only get
a hundred cocoanuts for her now; but
Cinderella is still good for four pigs and
a turtle, and Beauty and the Beast
brings six or seven, according to the
quality. But with the Arabian Nights
shall be able to go on accommodating
pork to the end OF my days"