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, 1880-06-02
OBITUARY..
O1tr41N II. MINER.

O1tr1N II. MINER.
Sprtnottld IND JonrrdI. May -.
As announced In tho Journal Of Yesterday
morning, tic lion. o. Il. Miner is lccn fur sev-
cshl th5H i$li12 NJ tho polnt III aehtht ns nj.
mcnt being complication Of kidney and loWGt
dlsrasc. He hne boon #, NOR health fnr many
,nrtha, lu,t ha cnn,,ftfn, tvns mn rce. r41od ua
."r,a,,. ,,.,t ohn,,t 80, ,a.. ..s " ..,.!e ~
eer'0ta uht1t nooilt tch nhFs finec, "nt'h no wis
forced to tako to his bed, md despite tho best
medical attendance Kr1lualIy Rruw worse, Until
t1pntb cne in ,,is rclIaf ni,ont A r.o1t ri. Inst
,,i"ht "
",Sut. t,,.- ,,...-..
IF Springfield. md, In fnct, nf tho statc, that
lin announcement nr h1s .1enth will causo n
fociIny cr n-oforut .or.o.y a. n.,,,,nrt ms.
,cr'a Va psolo'n" '''ipm. ,, Nv" u'Aneht o'o,
iness-man, phtrtosin citizen. n charitable nntl
t,cnevo1cnt sfason, ho WIS known to many
thro,ivhout Tim Wcst.
Wr rtrnr ,voo ,,,r,, l., n, e,o., ~ vor,ro,,,+
-.. .'...es ae WA p' ~ sao et"to y. frrh'''''
may l' lesh. "hefe no fesldetl WIN his farents
until fs4, when thoy removed 10 Ohio. lie cntnp
to chlcaEo III lss.. and worked thoro Mt bis trnao
VI ".a "".ea nuauK ~. lor saoe. .'t1u, w"en ~
fetnhSct! 10 luis city, md "as employed by Mr.
George ". Chnttertot,, ST. In tho spring Of 1S5{
he wont to Costn Htcn. Central A1nnrtca.
mn, wox with f,on. wii,tnn walkcr nj f1rnx.
to"h. A1ier tno capduto OF athytowf,, nc re-
turned to tho Unltctl 6tntcs, stupptns: Il ehnrt
time tu New Orleans, md then returning Il, this
r,,v and nvai,, ,vnrtfur, ror Nc f,h,ttcrto,, n,1
nfirrwmrd fnr Irra = 7.,trra1, NJ ,v"trhtnnEi,r @
III is;. When .Jraso X, jmt,Is " wns INSTALLED rs
t,ostinr ~ cntnan1 r,I % IL, ~ srha,, ,,..
n1ninate 9n a., IT. ncn.s KILL IKE toos MGe 1 a1 Wms
nt,ti nlccfn mil snrrrti ,,nfi tsfs m,rfner his
cui,nucfjon witt, ti,o olfcnas clcrk. hc hn munst
, 1880-06-02
HYMEMEAl-.

Spfffas Di1pafcA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DErHo1r Mich, juno la fashionable we'd
ding to0k piacc here this evening, tho high con-
tr7,ctng parties being Alice, tlaueAtcr OF Alfred
Russell. leading member OF tho Dotrott Car
Works, and john G. Glenny. son Of n wcnthy
citizen Of Dnffnlo. N. T.. and mombcrof the ex-
tcnstye firm OF ". II. 0lonny. Sons & Co., Of that
city. The ceremony wns performed at vt. Paurs
by bishop Harris and tho Hov. II. W. Clnrk. Rco-
Tor. tho hrltlMl coupl0 kncstnR tho whllo ustlor
floral arch nyur tho chnncol r1til. Tho grootus.
lnen wcF9 Mcssrs.. HAZARD. Cuttor, and Watsnt.,
OF Buffalo. Tho bridesmaids wcro Edith Wes-
sen. l'hsEbn 1iussclI, anl Gertrude. WMtsoi1, nf
this city. Tho presents wero c!cgnnt, and cos
tunes gorgeous. Guests camo from I'LL potnts
tho ho1no Of tho bride this .ovoning, anu tho
wctltsad pnr loft for Now. York. from whence
they Hall for Europa, :; i. '-.' J. s:'t, -,
, 1880-06-02
An Enrth-1sock MISUNDERSTANDING in
nn Hour What an Army OF Shovel.
mon Thought IulpoAsttIc.

mon Thought Impossible.
Tho sand storms through tho great Colorado
deNert nro ne obstructive tn tho Southern Pacific
Railway M the sil0W fa 10 tho Central Pacific
lsond on tho NDEatlA sumlnlts. Instead Ut snow
sheds tno Sdnthurn Pacific Ia putting up Hald
fences for many t1Ilcs, which Will grcntly lcssen
tho OWL. Nev1r In tho history OF the Centrnt
Pnct1n lsoAd has trnvel boon interrupted fnr Il
week tDforc this w!tltor. Snow sheds hnve boon
of great uxtcnt. The Catnpany tRs given proot
Of being .prepnrntl for tho cmcrEency. bnnw
rlnws aud working brRadcs swaruled on 200
miles Ut trnck They seemed to spring out OF
tho ground. hut near Alta, on tho California
Rlnpo Of tho NevAdps, nil earth md rock
avalanche occurred Gf such magnitude that
tho army OF sh0vetmon stood aghAst Mt
tho months 1ub before thnm hut hydraulic
Hod-Krayel atuc!cr smiled ut IT.. '"In forty-cight
hours without q pick, a shovel, or q barrow, or
a mnn to wIp!d then, ! will say to you 1nount-
an t.iass heEono, and It will vanish and lcavo no
atRn!" AMI Il was 20. It waa but an hours
nt0llntaln.strenin 1b0 fcot overhead and lrAt It
to tho spot. Then, borrowing some hydraulic
hpao and thrcc. inch nozztcs from 8rhveI.mincrs
close by, ho Ind quickly several such streams,
under 1M~fcet pressure. playing With nitro.
glycortno piwer IN tho mnss. Down camo
rocks. hDuldnEe. trees, stnhes, md enrth; 100
tons ut rf1il ttlnhFcI down thoatccp decIIytty,
nnt, good Ms his word, thcro remnincil III forty
caght holir3 not 4 hlllAck to bcnr rccnn1 Of tho
N0ndroue achievement. Quick almost. ns
thought tho trick wns replaced; the cars md
engines nppcarctl; glnd lHn.enXers, roleNscl
from bsnsln9o, made tho velkln ccho with Joy
w!na tho obstruction ~; Correspondent ualtimore
, 1880-06-02
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CH1EY BluHA1 OFFtCEIl,
WARRINGTON, D. c., June2-1n. tn-lnlicnuons:
For Tpnncsscc md Ohio Valley, stationary or
faliins barometer, northoriy, ,ycorlng to warmer
eastery winds; In tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather anl occasional ruin. :
Fur tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
vai!oys, fnlliuR bnro,nctcr, war1uer southcrly
winds, md pRrtly cloudy weather.
For the uppor Lnko region. falling barometer,
warmer bo,ithcrly winds. partly cloudy weather
and occasional local rain. - ~.
For tho Lower Lake region, stationary or fall
Ing barometer, y1rinhie wtnls, mostly Gust ia
south. stationary or higher temperature, and
partly cloudy weather.
LlCAI OBSERVATIONS, >. T.
~rroa m 1rna
, 1880-06-02
MUSICAL.

Thera seems to DO no limit to tho enter
prise of tic popular l,iano house Of Story 4
Camp, located at 188 and 100 State street.
Thry have fitted up q series of pIano pnrlors
in the most elegant and recherche style, So
decoration that they. nre tho envy +of, our
society DANES. a private passenger eleva-
tor has been put In, making the Whale six
st0rles of their extensive building easily nc
ccssfhlc. Visitors to tho Convention Should
give thom coll before leaving tho city.
, 1880-06-02
THE OAR.

No 40.
Dnsr0T, Juno 1,-Tho tont-rncn between
Fronchy johnson and Wallnco Nnss will bo called
aRnin tomorrow, rs tl,rn,,uh son4e inltun'cr-
standing to-day In giving tho word "go" tho
tnep wns A failure
, 1880-06-02

nclnhcrs-b7 fn,tn tho North nnA 10 from tho
Entlth: DcM0erntie majority. ri.
"Thn otltcnl record, flcrefnrN, t}ts0Iorca tho
fnct TINT tho ft0p1hllcanH snatn!nc1 loss pf ~
thnRtcast1e, RtlI that lhe llum0cr1ts Rntned 1c1
members ,lusing tho tno thnt ucn. urant VIVA
rtraiilnnt."
, 1880-06-02
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

TnH Temperature yesterday. MS ohsorvc.l by
Nana.se. optcian. No. @ MhslIson street tIRln-
unE isuitrllug,. was at n. n,, Of degrees: lin.
NJ, G.; II H.. q: 3p. m., q; p M. Of. Iaron'
ptcr. & n. III. MA; 8 p. M. Il. *
EuwAnn McGItAw, ii .yeara of ngc. living ut
No. ci.l Stn,e street, yesterday noon fell from n
srcc ncnr tho houeo tn tho sidewalk below, nnl
fractured hts skull 30 severely TINT tho toctorin
Attendance has no hopo for his recovery.
GAIT. Cunn1Hn'a military band, wh,ct, accom-.
pnnlctf tho sherman Club frnm cincinnati, will
give select concert for tho entertainment of
tl,n ris1cns nf Ch!cagt, and strangers at a:m r.
III. tt>-tiav In Lake Park, south OF tho EXPOSE
lion lu1it1!ng.
TIE Murqu!a Of Lorno, his, brothcr-in.law
r rSf %sS % 's n fti T4dsy "" osnnx sais ~ httss s
trAin0 l1unksn:t THO party viii lcnvo tor M!!,
wa'xte, rinrltnK 70 sh!s city sunday' ahd Will
1.:ltnrr fi'nsc. wtrrn most or tho arnnt dole"
ta- 'vtrc lust evrn!nK, and, N tllinYtnX win
m: sn sai sssa wsss ts WITH ss ws1s s ea r
r. a,,!li never sst 1 lilo anothor "iscpnbl'eai,
grave"
nj work in tho crrlnd Mt thu Palmer House last
rr"nts,g. ntni soizHa him. The thisfa cnn'pAt',,
thu ' rer M,' a, @ II en te a't .trck III lin scrr
u" l'ow in thu fhce; int nther detectives rntllo
IT. l.n'rrgnn's nsstttancc. md three Of tho tnsl,
hIck- -up.
rcs,lcncn Il .!ohn lis.itetal No. |i.s Tow,tsc1ld
ex"ss 1 til w, E5caff r. Sn yense s' Ts
1'udy burned, md might have bccn burned
.s'"yl . l"i'ls. 5 ' tlrw'' 'sss1' % iakcs e6ou him. @
T}iorr wls III nlartn sounded, as tho fire WIS
I.Mtlfly cxtlHH1lsllcus
oh,sn h rtss nf s l, ~ "Ss trkca nn fr iasxsi
Park. d prn'nInrn. young physcInn Of thIs eity.
r't,mk tmtt nyeunv nj ttS rcs,ticncu Of tho
nrltic's mother. Nj. tis Michigan avenue. Only
,l,n tn,nas frsn.ls Of ,hc e;otIracttng partiSs
Mrs, Fark viii tuSo In thvir PERMANENT resi-
.lcIfca m "n MichIsnn aycnuc. '' p''''"~"% va
,,n!s v.l'nte;;r ir5enry vstSra., c1h le;d 1ast
i !,e si'sir. i !iss.aed to hola sanaaysf.
cruont' .'i,ertn!n.nent, INT. 1T tao vcteTam @ GM,b
' # the gr ,x ,Tss ,as sat u s5ay "1tes
a9 M 5c tollpwca f By rsstat!Sn s,
will bc the first oi il series Ut similar meetings.
NAT fInEs.
Thu following rcturt by the Fire. Insurance.
a r"'rl e f'S%s NV; the rrs !" c1'easo during tue
Tic f,,lIuwi1ls is tho showing for May, 1870;
1tnr n1n,in.r t,f alarms. il: ssroti mInr,1ls \:
p;i!i j Thu taats for tho atl.,io are rs follows;
bpnrks from chttnn"ys. Il; false, +: unknown,
:; c"'n,nus"t%l, " Gh!roii %sn afSass ;s Z:
e@rpS1 t,et NJ lra ~ sf.bSus y ex gs srrs ~
!: spontaneous ca,n1nstlon, i defesl;vs !lues.
2; tletect'se ct.!E,neys, y, elKar.stng fMllt!ng
jnxs ~ tho purpose q losnting iirs {: anu ono
cuen hottn,n nf lantern falling 9.it among my.
.S sSas sua: as Sasts sts"Rs asfeet!soIy sastssts
on 5si ISass: Ss4;s,1 xstu'5x, Il !,, dsePRag Il x!s
, 1880-06-02

No preparation Of Ilyp0phosphltos hnve used
Hypophosphitcs for restoring strength to tho
nervous RyBtchl. -
thluk 1t tho beat medicine over uscd.
W. ]. H0HhEM, HutYaIo. N. T.
, 1880-06-02

Buy tho Improved Howe Scales. Derdon, Sci.
leck & Co., Agents, VI Lake atre9t ):
, 1880-06-02

DIAMONDS, SINGLE OR IN PAIRS.
Tho chulccst display ever shown tn the Wcae
now on exhibition vt 8. Hyman 4 Co.'S, ls7
HtAto strcot.
, 1880-06-02

AiehAes Bay WI take plaza fEUtn heF late Fasl-
asnsy No Q! EaAt Il y o'clock 2. NJ June
, 1880-06-02

WATCHES, REPEATERs,' AND cHRok0MEIERs
Of tho I1leat grades TO tho or1i1ury time pieces,
8 MYman 4 Co, Ii HtRto etro0t.. - !
, 1880-06-02
DEATHas

nE9LEY-oHCuTT-Ip tbls c1tY,. AAy 81 BY the
Hoy. nA!d Ewing, Thons* J. DesieI snd Iii iss Cssfs
, 1880-06-02

Times Our Highest artists In dentistry, Tho
McChcsneys beyond doubt, though but ~ d set
, 1880-06-02

!. The Eldredge Sewing 1T leads
i sud on 1aont1 ~ y s let q6 ySa buy
, 1880-06-02

1ed pounds nKntnst 1.or,t Hnrtin9'. Muster Klt-
dnJr with ls} pounds III tho Noyat tiunt Cup rucc.
, 1880-06-02

The moth will not attack fabric that is packed
In Buck AayncFs - Moth Fowlar.e
, 1880-06-02

Nervous. sleeplcss, and ovarworked 1od rest
and nOuflsbuo1t In Malt QlttorS.
, 1880-06-02

ADRIAN, Mich, Juno Tho t,rst aay If tho
first meeting In tho Michigan Central Trotlug
md pacing Circuit opened with passably faIr
wcather, md olcltcd lively interest on tho part
heavy ral1!s Of the past .few days, tho tracE
i o thasx ssa asse sfis %sse eff Dsx I'D 9t Il.
staried, Fsa,o T.. st. cioua Msia Faify ciay..
!: Inv dsD INV tDslions ns il % he ioasns ssa or"r
ber i, Meth i. Hane, Ileil lsakor.
1 + sssR ~ %es tso sbf fnfes sn afat s
s sass pa,sS 4s M }s1f IL III. ss e es
oE. Abbot, Detroit, 'onters =: g. 'soth'T., ):
W X Mini. .Raiia;o aiitiht,, entsrs i.
JOHN kpsn Chicago. oniof biE' K Wi,Dori-
nc latS IT. Ioais, sntors i. III: itgo:
Lee lssiyr Mo;rene, iieeh.. onters ch ;i' H..
J. s 6asIe' HUE Mis;hi satsis MI
t. i: Ns;aoii:. bsiioii, sais;s i. GU:
Tme@s;aHi;i sa::aa;Xi::'s;TX;i.. :ss =
ontete bi,t ths atsor M w % Srs@" sna tss ssrS rS
1uHlnier 4ot Positions 70 order named.
viii DO sesn in The following summary: ...,
s:aE .s,d dnAr-a:ly cl4%' purse tl9oot 800 to
'gan GSasi|., siH,lEa; Es,,f ffh'oAxo, enters "
psi%ss WslIs, Aurora, ot:, oaiai
]. p Laeas, Il loai;, eniefs Il: T.
wlls@ Modsjssa;,. j., bstIoit, sa:
:sIsl ssS / + IgFsf WI; lS5 lSSi*s'.ta.a, iad a..
'9tSn ,!e xxx; s:s:;,;;;. ta.:.i1 s,a1. dlA
, 1880-06-02


IIumG run-1}urt0ok. '@
Three-busG hit--J0hn o ORorrko.
Two-b blBu hlt-C0rcorAn. /
Left On baxcs--Chtcag0, g.; Boston, 8,
Passed Dails-Betgh,2 =.
tlnscs on crrnrN-ChlcnRo, g.
1lascs on cAilcti balls-1l0st1n. i; Chtcng0, /.
Strllck nut-l!ergh ~. Morrill,, Gore, Kelly ca,
Flint, Goldsmith.
Called 1a!!s-On Foloy, 81; on Goldsmith, 50.
TfMo-s:N.
umplre-MoLean.
WORCESTER n. o1NctNNAr1.
Special Dtspdteh 10 The Ethtenan Tribune.
:WolcEaTHn. bfnsa., June Tho Cinc,nnnte
fell an easy vlot!M to tho Worccstors today, tho
score being "a follows: -
InnfHpS-' 2 I & 60
Worcester. r......,u...4 0 8 90 O 0 k-13
Cincinnati. u............0 Q 90 90 90 o. o
CLEvEf.ANp va. PllOv1DENCE.
Bpeeta. Dlspdteh to Ths Chtcdpo Trthuna
PROy1pEACE, Il. L., Juno 1.-Cleyelansl won Its
second victory over Providence To-day by tho
l itiuinas@ ' t25 = a7s0
Providence. ..........0 3 o Q . Q O. o -
Cloycand. ........2 q o 0 90 I 0-8
, 1880-06-02

TIE CINCINNATI NACHa.
CINCINNATI, O., Juno 1.-Eur tho Arst day of tho
spring meeting Of tho Queen City Jockey Club
at Chester Park the track was hoayy, a light
rain falling all tay,
Tho tlrst race, q dash of one m!te, WIS won by
Jim Malone, Virgil Lear second, TYphoon third.
Time, 1:h2, :.
Tho second rnee was dash OF o milo and
half. Auroraa 1laby, the fnyorit, WIS drawn.
The race was wnu by snry Anderson, brooklyn
second, Pat Farrell third. Timc, s;5lk.
Third raoe, milo heats, for all nYes:
Lht!e LII ne1: ........''..'. ................. I
MISS NafuAWay........... .........-..... 3
A1ku sss uk3s
- 1tIne-ls5S; 1:k1; 1:57H.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
LIGHTNING.

A Partly Built House Struck Saturday
Night-Stone Cutting Extraordinary-A
Tool-Chest Demolished and Tools Broken.
During the storm of Saturday night the
new house being built on Ohio street for An.
thony M. Doherty was visited by bolt of
lightning which wrought havoc on the inside
without materially disturbing the outside
appearance of the building, 80 that it's work
was not known until yesterday morning.
The rafters and studding were about all torn
and split, and were separated so that the
shape of the house was only maintained by
the weather boarding. Where thel bolt en-
tered the house is not apparent, but it
marked the place of its exit by piece of stone
cutting that is extraordinary. The foundation
wall inside protected at that place for about
six inches. To this depth, even with the
sill, three feet of the foundation wall was cut
away down to the earth, as smoothly as if
the cutting had been done by big knife
propelled by power great enough to push it
through the stone.
A carpenters tool chest, on the ground
about twenty-five feet away from the house,
was also struck by lightning, perhaps at the
same instant. The chest was splintered and
broken to pieces, the tools scattered and
three or four saws broken.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
Eaualixing the Fourth ward.


The board of eqalization resumed work ol
the assessment yesterday, and made the follow
ing changes:
Block 1, Butmans addition, raised. 81, ,00
Lots to 16. Summit avenue front, Far
rington & Kinney's addition, raised
121a per cent.
Lots 1 and 2, block 2, Butman's ad-
dition, reduced 10 per cent.
Lots I to Z, block 1, Irvine's addition,
raised each. zO
Lots and Q, block l, Irvine's addition,
raised each. ........... lU
Lots aud 2, block 4, Irvine's addition,
raised each. lU
Lots 4, and 6, block 4, Irvlne's ad-
dition, raised each. l0
Lots z, 8. 9 and TO- block 4, Irvine's ad-
dition, raised 121 per cent
Lots to 6, block l., Whitney's SUBJ
division of Brewster's, raised 10 per
cent.
Lots tc 6, block 2, Whitney's sub
division of Brewster's, raised 10 per
cent.
Lots to 6, block 8, Whitney's sub
division of Brewster's, raised 10 per
cent.
W. R. Browns, miscellaneous, Third
ward, folio 57 raised. ed................. 10
Blocks l6 II and 1S, Rice & Irvine's ad-
dition, Third street front. reduced 10
per cent.
Lots to II, block 26, Rice Il &Irvine's ad-
dition, raised $40 per front foot on
Front street.
Lots 1. 5. 6, z, 8 and 8, block q, Rice
& Irvines addition, raised 10 per cent.
Lots |, 8, 6, Z, 8. and Is to 16,
block 28, Rice & Irvine's addition,
raised 5 per cent.
Lots to 12, block 50, same addition.
raised 10 per cent.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 1
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
Il MAsHER,s MASH.
An After Dinner Knock Down at the Mer-
chants.


An After Dinner Knock Down at the Mer-
chants.
The Merchants hotel was the scene of o
ridiculous ruction between and O'Clock
yesterday. At the dinner table we're, as is
the case every day, number of commercial
travelling men from Chicago, New York, Bos-
ton and other business centres. Several of
these gentlemen occupied seats within easy
speaking range of each other. Among them
was one of those disagreeable and disgusting
fellows, aspiring to the role of the masher-
one of those fellows when in town who
visits his barber two or three times day,
changes his clothes every time the sun passes
under cloud, and indulges in many other
nonsensical practices only known to the fool
masher. At the dinner table this
fellow made himself particularly
conspicuous in bowiug to parties at far
away tables, and indulging in
those peculiar arts known only to mashers
to attract attention to his royal nibs. 1t ap-
peors that another travelling man, ,one hailing
from New York, was thoroughly disguised
to the corridors, and while the masher was
standing in easy hearing distance, expressed
himself in language that was plain to that
effect. The remark riled the masher, and
he proceeded to show his resentment by q
fisticuff attack, striking his criticiser two OF
three blows about the head and face, before
he really awoke to an understanding of the
fact that he was attacked. At the same time
mutual friends interfered and the silly and
disgraceful melee was stopped, and the par
ties disappeared from public gaze. So fal
the reporter has been unable to get their
names, but he has "trail' which he pro-
poses to follow.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
Perhaps It Is the Street Car shooist.

A case hardened young man, with de-
fant air and sinister looseness of speech
named William Rogers, was at the police
court yesterday morning, charged with the
larceny of music stand from a member of
Seibert's orchestra named Jacob Danz. He
was arrested on suspicion by Officer New
all, Sunday afternoon, having the apparatus
in his possession. witness stated that the
music stand had been taken from table in
Grote's Tivoli.
The defendant pleaded not guilty, and de-
manded trial by jury, inatead Of which he
was committed for thirty days.
There are reasons to suspect that this man
will be wanted on a much more serious
charge than petit larceny. He answers the
description of the man who made tie mur-
derous attack last week on the ssreet car
driver named William Kearney. Maj. Kel.
liner called at the city hall yesterday, and
was strongly of the opinion that he was the
man wanted. Other citizens will be called
upon to inspect Rogers, two of whom think
they can identify the right party. In the
meantime he was committed.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
THE FRAUD ISSUE.

All the special dispatches from New York
agree that the Democratic ratification meet.
ing at that place over which Mr.. Tilden pre-
sided was the largest gathering of its kind
ever held in America. Mr.. Tilden made q
brief speech, at the opening in which he con-
graduated the Democracy on the nomination
of Hancock and English, and said:
The welfare of the people of the United
States demands change in the administration
of the federal government. Reform Is neces
sary to remove abuses which have grown ND
during twenty years of continuous power, pro-
life of false principles and bad practices. The
Republican party, sitting its conscience,
has made itself responsible for the
intrusion, under color of law, in the
chief magistracy of our great republic
of fifty million people, of man who was
example, which, unless condemned by the peo-
pie and signally condemned, will subvert the
eleotiv system of government of which we
are 30 proud, and substitute in its place dy-
nasty of officeholders holding on to power
against the will of the people. The complete
overthrow of the Republican party in the cleo
tion of 1880 will be retributive Judgment. It
will prevent repetition hereafter of the crime
of 1876 against the sovereignty of the people.
It is very evident from this language that
Mr.. Tilden does not regard the fraud issue
dead one or any less of an issue with Gen.
Hancock as the candidate than it would
have been if he himself had been the stand
ard-bearer of the party. He regards it as
the foremost question to be passed upon by
the American people in November-whethe
the party that has foisted President not
elected upon the people will be endorsed by
them, or whether the seal of utter condem-
nation will be stamped upon its brow. In
this view of the case Mr.. Tilden if undoubt-
edly correct. All the abuses perpetrated by
the Republican party sink into insignifcance
when compared with the theft of the chief
magistracy of the nation. This theft will be
avenged, and for its commission the Repub-
lican party will be consigned to an eternity
of obloquy.
The fraud issue should be kept before the
people throughout the campaign, and it
should be borne in mind also that the oandi-
date for President on the Republican ticket
was an active participant in the great out
rage, and assisted and consented to its con.
summation.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
BOARD of Health.

At the board of health meeting yesterday
afternoon, DR.. Mattocks submitted his report
for July. showing the following death rate:
Total number of deaths, liz; males SO. females
4S. Under one year, 81; one to five years. 16;
five to twenty years and upwards. SO. The
principal cause of death was cholera infantum
of which thirty-six were fatal cases. Health
Inspector Meyerding reported the number of
nuisances abated in his district, as lis. He
recommended the erection of public bath
house under the control of the city. as means
of preventing calamities by drowning.
The matter of extending the Minnesota street
sewer was considered from sanitary stand
point, and the subject was referred to the en-
glneer. The report of Health Inspector Patter-
son was read, showing that 1913 nuisances had
been abated in bis district for July.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03

The disaster to the British troops in At
ghanistan is now attributed to the incompe-
tency of the commanding officer, Gen. Bur-
rows. For an army that boasts itself irwin
chile the British army has developed great
many instances of rare stupidity among its
commanders. The slaughters in Ashantee,
IN the Sepoy war in India, in Zululand and
in Afghanistan were all the results of in
competency. Such experiences ought to teach
the governing powers that something besides
blood and social position are necessary in the
general of an army.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03
Fatal to the Horse

A frightful runaway took place yesterday
morning, resulting in fatal injuries to one of
a team of very valuable horses. About Z
o'clock yesterday morning team owned by
M. b. Crittenden & Co., took fright at the
corner of Sixth and Sibley streets, and ran
furiously north on the latter thoroughfare.
At the corner of Eighth street the runawsys
plunged into an excavation where men were
engaged in constructing sewer. One of
the horses fell to the bottom of the pit, and
was seriously injured, the fall of the other
horse being broken by the first animal. The
horses we're gotten out, and one was 80 badly
injured that it will die. The other animal
was not badly hurt.
Daily globe., 1880-08-03

GARFIELD and his lieutenants will meet
for conference at New York tomorrow.
Wonder if they will be able to patch up a
plausible explanation of the Credit Mobilier
and De Golyer business? Or perhaps they
will be able to explain the great economic
reasons that Influenced Mr.. Garfield in voting
to retain the duty on wood pulp, thus saving
the government thirty three dollars year,
and costing the publishers several millions
annually, which goes into the pockets of q
half dozen protected monopolists.