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, 1880-08-11
SiEEPiNG.CAR WAR.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IT,, Aug. l0,-A day or
two since an agent OF tho Pullman Palace
Cur Company was arrested at the Union pa-
cltlc depot III this city for violating tho laws
Of Iowa by refusing to keep thu ollco opan
during tbs business hours OF the day, lilo
was placed under $500 bonds to answer to
tho mkt urmld Jury. To-day ho publishes
the following card:
Il. ~ usn,sl, Superintendent Of ths Pti1tdn
Cur C0Hp4tv; u Wow of my arIper a Ticket
ARuVt of M TIC pul!Inan qo,npany for oyaJtn9 tho
laWsuf Iowa. aud the heavy binds nm now
.illoE, With tho possibility Ut further and oou-
ftn!let! arrests fnr tas @no ofonsYt ovor wh!ch
resignation W your nHcnt, providing ,e4uh
arrests uro continued. OH acuauna pf prIvlltug
bonda for tho SaulB. ], T.. CnOLluGK,
Wokat-Axent.
This Is tho result OF the open aud continued
warfare Vagc4 by the No,lHar!ss ax4inst tho
of dlscrlminatI0nS agntnst passengers. want
Ink ,sleop!ng-berths, at Council bluffs, tlo
heretofo1e Ut closing their 0tilcG Mt tho Union
Pacific nepot most Of each lay lu this city,
thereby forcing travellers to 90 to 0lnullA to
procure HleepluK-berths,
, 1880-08-11
INDIANA.
BpfstaI Utspd&eh to IAt Chicago IfibtInss

8ptstal Dttpatth to IAt Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. l0.-Tlio flhnl out
como Of tho consultation OF the Ninth Con-
gresslonal District Grcenbackcrs was the
Issuance Of call Tor another nominat-
Ing convention, to meet ut Lebanon OIL
the a5th, to select d mnn 10 sup-
plant Myers, who was BY thom nomt-
mated ut Ttpton last May, md afterwards
taken up by tho Democrats. Myers never
accepted the Greenback lonl!nation.-assert-
Ink TINT whatever ctaima he Ind would 10
before tho Democratic Convention. Wien
De In Mntyr WIS bounced ut Indianapolis,
tho Grcenhackors OF the Ninth District be-
Ean to howl for Myers scalp; nl,l no loud
was the Boone County yelp tint tho Commit
tee found themselves p0werless TO stop 1t
without new convention. De La A1Atyr was
Mt Lebanon In person Saturday, and lnade n
speech. 1t is, Of course, impossible tn fore
Tell tho action Of II Greenbaek Convention;
but the present opinion ls, tl,at, unlsss tho
Democrats In eome way net rid Of Dy1eld: IN
tllls district. Tho GrcI4lback strength In
the counties comprising this district amount
ed to 1871 votes in 1871, nnI two years later
to 3.5S1. This vote, II given to Myers, would
defeat 1Ir. .0rth Overwhelmingly; the vote
of 1873 would give the district ID. tho Demo
crnts by about 800 over tho Republicans, III
dependent Ut the GrcenbAck v0tc.
8ptttai Dt,patth TO- Tbs Chicago 1ttbunt
THltRE 1IAuTE, Ind, Ang, 10.---ThD lion.
y. ". Voorhees, addressed the Democracy
this evening. Ills reception was very tlntter"
Ing. Tho vnrtouB Ward Clubs nctcd as an
escort from Ills hotel to tho Wigwnnl.
, 1880-08-11
WIECDNsIN,

: Gpsesat oor.tspondsnes of n. Chicago 1ftoun4
GALENA. ILL.,, Aug. o. 9.-Ex-Congressma
Horny y. Magoon, Ut Darlington, Wis, WIS
III tho'clty to-day, attending to professional
matters, and WIS called upon by your cor
respondent and interviewed on the subject Of
the feht for tho Congressional t,on!nnt!on In
Ills (the ThtrdQ district. 3(r. Maguon'ls cyl
IDENTIFY 0pposelt0 l1azcitol,, alld strongly H.
yoss tic nomination Of CIAtk. lIn reghrtla
Ills grounds Ut oppnsftib.l to Representative
linzell0n aa All-sutfcient, but WAH
'diHincllned t0 -Rtafc halu. Regarding tho
nomination ut Mnse0dn, last week, Of Lones
by the Greenlackers, MI. alaKuol, stated tint
llU (JOnc9) was aii. extremely weak chl,ll-
date, and Wanld poll only n fGw votes; that
the Democrats wdrlti nominate Juttxo cotI,.
,Isu, of. MLMeral, Point who wonl!l rsceiye
cratlu yotcsi a1l1 It brll0oyHs the. I,cpubllcan
party, therefore, to put np uls!r strongest
1nall; 4ll4 tint tho nomination Ut liaxelton
would ~ simply suicidal.
Mrs MR9ooi may lp Honest IN ILLS cQllflc-
tiOtls rs tu the ullAFAtlAblcllr8S Ut llnTeltoli
III \ candidate, but lae IL most aasurutlly
wrong III Ills conclusions, judging from tic
llearty lndoraell,ellt afr. H. iH teeulylhg ut tho
hWllda OF ths rank-a1l4.lle Of his purity
throughout tue eltlfa district The ReVub.
lteail Congressional Convention OF tho Third
Wisconsin District will be hu!d on the Ath
Inst at tlatteY!llH, when GeorKe y. I!azeltoll
Will ba re!lollllated almost Oh tho 1rSt bal.
lot, r. not by Mcelanlntl0n; aud, II nominated,
he WILL bo elected,
, 1880-08-11
The Seawanhaka Disaster Pro-
nounced a Case Of Criminal
Careiesnees,
And n Score OF Dlamable Persons
Are Indicted for Man.
slaughter.
The Alleged Old Benders Turned
>. Loose Again at Oswe-
60, Kas.
A $4,000 Diamond Robbery at
Bagg's Hotel, In Utica,
N. z.



Special Dtspatth to Tas Chicago Tribune.
NEw YonK, Aug. fo.-The United States
Grand Jury made prascntment to Judge
Dlntchforl to-dny Of the result OF thofr In
vestigations OF the circumstances Of tho sink
Ing OF the steamer SeawanhakA. Tho ex-
animation lAsted about three weeks, and
forty-tliree witnesses were examined. The
prcsentnlent Bays that the Jurors beliove
TINT tho accident was duo to the criminal
carclesness and negligence Of certain Gov
orn,nent officials md the officers and owners
of tic vessel. Attached were indictments
against Austin Jayne md Androw Craft, III
spectors Of ufs.boats. RATS, llfc-pre-
servers, etc.; against John K. Alat.
thews and Alexander Cauldwell, In
epectors Of boilers and machinery
Of steam vessels; against Charles r. Smith,
Captain and Master OF the SeawAnhakn, anu
Edgar Weeks, the engineer Of that vessel;
mud against Benjamin 0. Kirk, s. l.. II.
Barlow, Stephen Tabor, James Udall, Ed
ward Morgan, Silas Mott, and Stephen II.
Townsend. tho Directors and owners Of the
Scawanhnka. Tho oGense charged against
these parties Is manaaughter. Assistant
D1strtct+Attorney Mero moved that bench
warrants 10 issued on the several indict-
lnents presented, to which his Honor gayo
Ills consent He also moved that certified
copies Of this presentmcnt be forwarded to
tho 1,rostlant ~ tho 1Tuitod Stntn, t,,o I,oot1a
wy Gn. -. ~ 0 1..'.ss, wv nsa"a
Of 1ne senate anu House OF Nepiesentatifcs.
tue Attorncy~General and tho Secretary OF
4 the Treasury, which was agreed to by the
Cnnrt
9rhn c,roud 1nrv aovo. rrha fnanoot,cn nj
stnn,u vcaao;a mi ',to"1sfnc ~ on@}nrare o,,i
other officers of such vessels has not been
@ rnt - nnnnr hera IL u ~ Ynr ~ u aaa,n "
sexm,nInn,tnn +h1n,fsi, ,vEici, ",,ni;c31te ~.
rn"IIirnti r. ,,nas R,,t tl,n inu,,pnrtor ufn,1iv
, 1880-08-11
MAINE.

Special petpateh to 7as Cateago Tribune.
SAco. Aug. io-The Republican Conycn-
tlou hero to-,lny rcno,ntnntul thu Inn.
,rhomns n ncrj for Co"~rasu nv an,in,u"- a
.t'.,. =. .', ~ n.a. ~ ,ss,H., ~ nee!"'i.'t'
t'oh' ~ "as ~ hssL oec1aca tllat tue holnl-
hce onght to come from Knox County,
aud several wore presented and pressed,
but It was shown to tho sotisfortso1,
~ ~, f,sot t,,ora sr,,at ~ ,,asss..
y. ~ t1t ulo'o Mtue1 w pcttcet
Hha1lllhlty 70 insure success, anu Ae pfesollt
incumbent wns decided on. aud waa pledged
, 1880-08-11
THE VETERANS.
COLUAIDus,O O.

opcnet today in reality and for atsea's, ts ss,,
tnsoo !, aa5s Lne Capita! Clly Or OHIO will ba
devoted TO inc reception and entertainment
TJe onentng sat1,te # tl,trtr'alahs sS sstsansefs
no,1nnn,i thn ss ..rorJ o,,ort h"' II" guns aur
otassM .s.s ~ sno sa oseat tais morning.
Later, INC revenues OF. the buglo all drum
corps Wcre heard.' .
NJ Many strangers arrived Il, tho city yestes,
s,uv tha ar;,v1nr o1nmrst,,, .sat, ~ e".nestte
,,'at MY lug arriving eAcusslotl Trims from all
alrecslohs sin containing thousands OF people,
Tho streets are literally covered viii, In
masses Of people.
etroat nov,.r hafora . n.oas;.oa toss, ala High
stleet neYer betora presented such al, elab
crate ulsp'ay OF bunting, flags, atld cyc,
greens. Cross strcamers with approptidta
notices alo ., numerous. The frst e1es toss
s s....a st'. eosA t .'o s5os W ao Fisl'ahgYet
scrtption "Welcome, Comrades," md on Ii.
other side, which is drapcd In black, i "1n H.
Memory Of Our Dca,l,n :"
,.1o,n noasowlnR aro ~ samples OF mqttoes on
st1eamers across High street: "1f any nan
pulls down the f)agt shoot him on the, spotn;
"No North, no South. One Uonntrv,.
"Grnb n Rootn. 1o,,nnis como. HtanIS, Htans,,
ITop,ois. - n9ro,,., 4....., a.. "'a
a9mnlo: !asn! M MTamp, tramp, Inc boys are Mntrh.
H., n ha,a3 nai4 !, " ~ a0k; Gt ,,,,o.,.
!ri.u MHi'' n$ p9gan 70 Iali ny O'clock:
s,,,, ln1 T1na c,aAesa a on Hpoat O'Clock, ihs
SUI .r,,a eoI,as nIa3a. W. c'ear and ofiFht.
tu eno.elsss W., canlnlencen formally tbls
n,sefn0on ,Hae nna as me tatt,grGnnus. The meeting
hH MMs oPtHGa tntS o, VIII miis1G M ey re patracks
1aiau oi shls sleyt ana VIZ Nev NJ. =: Moore,
gG Snntat!nm OF Of th3s IN exS1ute1s nnl satlo A.
eoGGMnI'9n III. VI 9ias c9nhty, lea4lng III prayer.
~ iHe iTgsiqeIt nt Tue ASSOCIATION, Attorney.
Heiorai Nasn, 1oiloWeu % with an address ot
MeicoiH9 t9 the p!sltunK veterans and CON.
Lmaes, nlunln8 k1enl thflce welcome u tho
Ely 70 Wlacn Sov. FosteI respolsdgd, ex-
taMatnR l, Most pr9loun4 t!!anks for tlle !hslta'
t4gn " 1uis relinloH aln Ior tnc 1haenl'cenee
;la1 q Ia M decorations n their honof, declaring
t!iat tio Soldiers Wlll remember With gratf'
tiitlo tne gencfoslty and hospitality of Tho
ettizems M } 2L Colninols aila tneir kindness for
W neNlll!f AsslstinK 10 tlelr comfort and en-"
1oynaent Nallng their sttlY.
AtteE Ie governors response, Col. AndeF-
son. @ or Co,iiIinous HarraSks. nlndean 9ddrss
vi she ,,a sup3GGe oi ,he MGgqar Army'
Millell was followed Wlttl music W tlle Gand.
;l,ng lne adafess M vas somewhat lengthy andqulta
tnnp9tlnie. .9t. neing llstenea 20 Wltll marked AZ
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Of which se7, 0,Gr7, or OK per cent, was tho
product Of the Southern States.


Tho cot,sus Of 1870 shows Tint THO value nt tho
pSeta S M Mm!n'E M n! aotst to Of
OF tho Southern statea'
nANK 1oASu AND CIRCULATION.
AccortlIur to tho Inst rcport of tim .onttftler
Of tho 01'rronoy tho totai discounts of tho ottfs
s19 county ~ m ne II a q, q ~ toeF le1p Was
a, Hs,, =. wnacn %aVua, nr no Ecr cnnt was OF
", nnkS y ,ho W NJ, stases 1 1nn aennt
tte country q, te q q octol,er !s0, WIS slt
~ ~ m,, MneI - r., a Or -, por ocne, was
'Ssu'a oy '"''RS 81 sla noutnor e'a'cs
Tho total deposits in tho savings. bauks II, tho
United States during tho six ir,onths anled
aEsn q nr III aIo to q o5 Ts coa
""' ' - ~ MA11,noAps, ADS ' = '''''''
,nant H 1ot@! cos9 81 fatoaMs INC aaoif seaup.
pnnr nn ~ y HI III 81 ~ !n sateu ny ar.
e ~ riiroa. "a ~ + liz ststss e:
nnnt ~ u'"oa1'l' H. wv OF 4o''o por
e4' spuoAr1ox.
om tMo iatost fopoft 1f M o Gomm1asionore e OF
ii,mSunted i tsooiSlol, It which tho income for
to ss,Eg, ,4e7, Or % ror cont. ..-
for liz reItSo l1'auitc II ri 81" Mnss nn NE
II hc r 4S Srs ef P yep 11
II, nnswor tS tfis nnnsfjon I .nhinit tf'e fnlInr
ing; Thc speat at trank !i,t.s of raiwHy oxt.nu
intf vast frt,t,, ilnstom' Nav Yurk. rhiudn,nhia.
atid ilnltimnro. now nunstltutu tho urimninai
try. nycr ~ cs,h mi mn nf tinse trt,nk linrs tharc
flows i coutngrro 1n;1cI iarror md mort, ro.
mnrknblu tbIii tint which oyer iioaleti m the
thnsn trtit,k ijnes OF, anhortl,natn md Xii.
iitary iinra from tho r,urth, from tbn
Of inercunn.3[yo shIppcI cast ncross the Missls
Snnl ifIr"r nVrr rnffro0,l. .hrttirrs. nnrfh ~ III
sTT'fFs VIZ ~ W.
, 1880-08-11
COTTON.

WASHINGTON. D, G., Aug. 1o.-Tho black
rust has appeared III tho cottol,-1Eelds Of cur
tain sections Of Georgia. 1t Is thought tho
crop Is ulso turning out badly. Tho crops III
South Carolina, especially corn mud cottou,
arc exceptionally fine. Tho report Of tho
Department Ut Agriculture, to bo issued Sat
urdRy, will show tito average condition Of
the cottoli-crop throughout the South to
eQunl tho highest calculations based OIL the
report Of lust 1nontli..
.MEMrl,1y, Tenn, Aug. 1o.--Reports from
Mississippi rcpresulit that tho worm Is doing
solnu damage u tho c0tton.ilefds. Tho CROP
nevertheless will bg n good ono.
, 1880-08-11
A DfG DIAMOND ROBBERY.
S,xrfnt DIsnntrh In tThs {lhfrdsn 11ft,rs


UTICA, N. r, Aug. 1D.-lt Is 80 seldom
that this city Is tho scene OF criminal opera
ttons to any great extent that the'audaclous
robbery Of $4,000 worth Of diamonds DIT
Ragg's Hotel yesterday evening has startled
tho police, tho detectives, and tho entire COM
ntunity. So bold, so cunningly executed, md
so dim the traoo to the perpetrators, that
gaining my accurate knowledge OF tho affair.
Is difficult Indeed. This much Is certain:
On Frilay OF Inst week gentlcman;regls-
tcring himself rs Henry Scl4nler appeared ut
Dagg'a Hotel, and was assigned parlor57,
second floor. Alr. Schulcr, 1t appears, was
: travelling salesman for tho diamond house Of
Noah Mitchell, 404 and 400 Broadway, New
York City. On Saturday no had dealings
with Mr.. Charles Schiller, jowcler Of
this city, aud Others. but tho transactions
Were In such Bhnp9 at thu close Of business
III ! @ 's sad 81 sSe ssssstahry sathsyr = rs
beautfu, tho city iM It's best tr!lf,, and tllls
enforced delay was not altogether q punlsi-
mont. Mr; sch1lcr passed the day very
siialad streets. scsosShpanied BY III. seI!!lisr,
. who go0d-nnturel!Y tnok upon himself tho
character ct gu!sle nad ttactetn,m; On lcay-
Ing llis room, Sunday, Nj; sehuler assures
HsI eHsa ssasss xsre a sHs'xth s5s hasSss we se
substantial. make, which was also locked,
md tho: key III Ills pocket. After viewing
passed away his time in tho ,readtnK-
room, and, as, evening came oil, lounglMg
On the yerantla, through the, twilight and
far !nto the night. lie retired at about II
nothing wEUng, but on dressing this morning,
!ng Il 1io saw that. lis j hand.Gag ind IND teeil
broke!' open nnd ths tinest !, pa5S Of lls Jaw
liz aks Shsa she sobbsry st svs Rss
been perpetrltc!l ycsterdny. during Ills ab-
sencc, or early In tho evening while, taking
his loisuro below. for no onu coplt break
without awakening him..
Mr Schalor IL q il,an Of rare rlorye: After
the first shock OF snrprisa had passeu OIL. ho
won't dnwll u the oince and notified the chief
otal ii i|ic!si $pri,Gs. I @ has bcea g !: teic. IL
grapleA far) Ut his loss, ald impressed upon
That gentlelnan tho .ncceaslty Of OK.
trsMs G9'et anq the prompt but vt
oGelals. for III. Proctor iAs f,lily complied
with the law, agd keeps prominently pYs!cA
ls n9ee @ nrs h9sepy ofd et
same Rre tleptsltea IN the safe ut tho Office"
A1r. 5cAuler has notified his employer Of the
sei Sss Me y rs ssSe pses sf' ea ehs avs Sa bse
upon Tie ground aines the discovery, but III
lelMEt theory Inns been advanced, thouxll four
men Aro suspected, wl.ose nN,ilps, for a,ttti-
elent reasons, aro Withheld from, tho public.
were seen l!ero Sunday forenoon, but WHO
cnniint b4 found to-tlNy, Tho other two
droppe{ from I'LL castwartl.b bound train Sat
uraay AFTERNOON, md continued their east-
express for Now York City, All things cor
slIer01, 1t was ono vt the bolaest, most
| shrewd, nlA must successful robberles ever
perpetrateu In Central Now York.
, 1880-08-11
i OBITUARY,


NEW YoRR, Aug. 10..-A report Just ~
celyed in this city announces the death|
Mr. Jdpies -Bpraker, tie President Of ts
spraker National Bunk at Canajolarit, 10
Montgomery County n. r., Nh ol4 4,sS Hna
liz diesl oil Saturday at lis ao1na 1t l'aiatine
bridge, ngetl 70 years, Of DrigLts kl!1e! k
disease. He was llso il heavy st0ekl!1ldel
md q Director Ut tho Mohawk River Baak:
OF Fonda. 10th OF these institutions ase
among tho soundesr In tho State.
, 1880-08-11

New onLEASs, Ln.. Aug. 1o.-Edward ".
Robertson wAs yesterday nominated for Con-
Ercss by the Democrats Ut tic Sixth District.
The lion. j, s.. BElliu, Democratic non,i,lco
for tho Third Dtstrict has, OIL nccouMt Of
dissatisfaction, withdrawn, alld . new Con-
VentlUn IL ordered.
, 1880-08-11
OHIO.


Special Dtspaseh Ia This chttaoo Tribune.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. l0,-The Democracy Of
Lucas County assembled III Convention in
WhIte's Hall to-tlay. Full delegations were
present FROM all parts bf tho county. ], II,
tluesto,l acted rs Chairman, aud L. =. Dodst
rs Secretary. The resolution reported by
the Committee were unanimously adopted.
tounty nominations wero then called for.
Thara was but little competition for places
Oh tho Ticket, tho candidates cogsing to tho
front as la.!bs to DO slaugllteratl. They
Mere: For Atcorder, Charles ]. Kirsclnrr:
H1nHalnissioner. John Ryan; Surveyor, George
aielssnSp; lndrinary Director, Flnilk Iiil.
1Alltee tloyokel tlle usual war OF words, tic
tight b4ing To keep that alleged element OF
sisford, tic nrl4s of II. +. Ilatt, iii tic list.
tI' HE movement, movement. howeser, failed. ,FIfty-
, 1880-08-11
A WARNING.

NEW Yons, Aug. lo.-Mr. C!app, OF the
Boston Journal, asks that al announcement
10 made that tha person travelling In the West
awlndllng hotel.kgopefs aud newspaper mon
By pretending to b0 q correspondent, Of tho
Journal Is ail imp8stor. a..
, 1880-08-11
GEN, GRAM.

DEsvEls Colo. Aug. 1o.-asp. Grant, Col.
Fred GsaMt, aud W, W, Smith arrived ut
Manltou this morning from GMnnisoll. u,
:. Grant, Jr. leaves for California tomorrow
eveulnK.
, 1880-08-11

DENVER Colo, Aug, 10.-rhe 1ribtne's
Santa 70 special says tho Territorial Demo-
CRITIC Convention yesterday rcnomtnatcd tic
lion, Miguel Oter0 for Delegate to Congress-
, 1880-08-11
ILLINOIS,

HpfelaI bApateh 70 tn tAleafo 1tlaun4.
MoRR1s, ILL.,. Aug. 10.-Tha Convention Of
Delegates fur congressman from the Seventh
District assembled In AIorrls to-day. In SaIie
County presented tho nalns Of William Cul-
len; Gruudy, i. y. Hayes; VIII County
, 1880-08-11

NonYotK, W., Aug. 10.-Tha Debtpaylng
wing Ut tho Democracy Ut the Second Con-
grcssional District have rcnonlnatcd John
Goodo by acclnnAtion.
, 1880-08-11

P1rrsnunu, pa., Aug. lo.-Thc Democrats,
in convention hero to-dny, nominated the
lion. James II. Hopkins for Congress In tho
TI,Wyenty.seso I,yi e pstrlSt an4 ar George I.
, 1880-08-11

Dosrds, Mass, Aug 10.-The Democratic
Joint Committee OF Thirty, recently ap-
pointed to net MS tho Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee, to organize State Convene
ti0n, have decided to hold State Convention
Mt Worcester Sept. !.
, 1880-08-11
A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

IT, WAysE. Ind,, Aug. lo-Last night
Alexander Lust. u prominent farmer
Of Of, steYben County. living near All
Eola, shot his Wife ~ tho breast, ~
, 1880-08-11

were tile'1 6e!ccfgtl, anu we're all guaranteed
Us genuine lilirtt n1ett. 1900.
Clyc1SxAT1, O., Aug. .10.--Tho 6azettc's.
tfny M foliuws. 1'nrismniit|i renor,tnnt!on
~ Nal ii, tha nnnt,j,finnt,a ~ fha tT,vniftt,
X E!Jue, le,i,lnMMEsoH - =: =. h!co oY
1latiol, 1S1 oi Col !. F.: C!HrlGswort by tie
MICHIGAN.
Tho following Is tho text Of the platform
n,1ontcd bv t,,e hftchlron Rnnnh,fcnn S,ntn
rn,,,.nt,o,,. 'e''' -'~p''''~@'' "''o
eo'rei.1ioh' ", :;
o j. ne eP6,'Ga ca patty Of tho state OF !c
Ha x nsasmntgM M X " deeRniea nptcsantavSs
H. Il ~ .ar ~ y. nngkso' upuu tno spot Wnrtu tao
n',rka, a,re,nenw n H. st"tn %s ~ n.,snruf nn ~
roni,,rv "i Il, thS n aim NJ t,yo sc;r" venrs
gratctuj L, in uverruiinR Pnoyi1cMcc aid i ioyai
pcople for tic grant nol,ioson10hts of tho past,
hero dcetares ltself now, rs cvor, faithfI to ti,o
great principles uf liberty, equality l,oforo tho
Inv. tho perpetual union a the atntcs. tho si-
psem!aey 9t the Nnston, frce tn,o1aShs, spgech.
F H. Fly nnot aa tno inpoan9 W t s9cssanGss
4. With nrtde and anttsfaot,on /. cha1,,noea
scrutiny OF I'll rscnrt ti,trine tf,a pnst twenty.
, 1880-08-11
PETER COOPER III

-. PETER COOPER i'll.
New YonK. Aug. lo.-1t has been reported
that Peter Cooper Is dangerously III III Ring
wood, N. ]. Ias son, Mayor Cooper, hos
gone 10 seq him.
, 1880-08-11

a.
SAN FHANclsco, CAL, Aug. 10.-A prlsas
dispatch, from Fort Whlpple, Arizona, an'
nouMcea the slsath of Il. II. Fowler, Paymss
tor u. $, a., at that post,
, 1880-08-11

@fE39*7 : 0@8 4&V9t&3R1 W 711A'II3N0s
SrMSdFlELD, Mass.. Aug, 10.-Charics
Simmons and wlfe uld thelr daughter. Mrs,
Davis, OF Wcsthcld, were fined SIS and costs
each yesterday for horsew!ipping DR.. Lavey
for alleged Fiander. They appealed to tho
Supreme Court,
, 1880-08-11

ATLANTA, 0a., Aug. ,0.-The Democratic
Stats Convention totuly passed resolutions
that nfter tic tllrly-sccond ballot for candt.
tlntc for Governor md 10 Dne receives two
thirds Of tho vote Gust TINT tho Convention
recommend to the reop'e!Go A. II. Col-
quilt. The Convention also by rising vote
promised u united Mul hearty support OF thu
Democracy of GeorgiA to Hancock and Ell
glisal.
The result Of the ttIrty-saco,al ballot was:
Colquttt, ~; Lester, 5s; IIardenlan, ~; Cur
troll, II: Wnrller, i.
Tic Convsnilon then by acclanlntton placed
Iii TIM Held Nh Electoral Ticket for President
ana Nicr-l'rrsi,eMt OF the United 6tates.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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ndnnccd fatnl. It IL supposed t,us ,h,
OF uio net was jealousy. ~' s''o eausa
DIES FROM Ills yvO1

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 1O.-Arm.,,1
Chumlcy, tho policeman shot by Tlon,sV Y
Sncilbakor last Sunday night disd dil'''s ~. =
forenoon from bis wounds. ~" 'as
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ALBANY, N. r, Aug. 1o.-rhIs morr,,.
Daniel aicKelyoy, QEcd IS, was sent t'a,as ~ !
bank IN this city by II. dillicc, cattlostis.,;! i"
with about $4,000. 1lo did not DEPOSIT ilta,1. ~.
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DIsu1YAnaEn,

OswEao, Kns., Aug. 1O.-Tho s,,nno,,,
Dendors tad preliminary exnmlna.ion .sa tss.
to-day and were discharged. 49, Ass's
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON, q. G..
A,t9. i0-1hc Hon. Etlwurl McI'liers0,.. Secrtiar1
" Tic Republican Congressional CARlnstttes-I}EAi
B1K: ioioso to you hurowith tho unawor 0t tic
Chiof Of tho Durcnu Of Stattsties to tho sover4l
inquiries elhhrucct IN your lottor Of tho TT
lust. Very respectfully,
Join EltErtnAN Hecrotnry
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-27
THE COPYRIGHT oUEsT1oN.

We are unfeignedly glad to see that the
copyright question is becoming more en-
barrassing to American publishers all the
time, and that whereas they formerly
pro6ted so greatly by piracy as to be uns
willing even to hint at fair play toward
foreign authors and publishers, they are
now so seriously injured by piratical enter
prise and competition that they are quite
ready to talk about the advantages of re-
ciprocity. Until their cow was gored they
never could see the wrong which piracy
involved, nor had they the least compunc-
ton in the business. Now, however, they
are rapidly developing sensitive con
sciences, and they exhibit quite refresh
ing concern for the poor foreign authors
whose works are so cavalierly appropri-
ated on this side of the Atlantic. In fact
it is clear that unless copyright is soon ar
ranged for, the publishing business in
America will be ruined, for the various
firms are no longer able to secure a monop-
oily of the market by mutual agreements,
and SO there is no longer any certainty of
profit in pirating foreign book. Reel
procity is what our pirates propose now,
though, of course, they do not mean reci-
procity as regards their own methods
and records. 1t is probable that interna-
tional copyright will ultimately grow out
of this cut-throat business among the
thieves.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-27
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