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Summer Sanitation.

The prophets ara Just now predicting q
slchly summer because the past winter was
unusually mild. Their dlsmal iOrbodlngs
are based on alleged results IN past years.
but the records fall 10 sustain them, Some
OF tho more thoughtful Of these people claim
that tho mild winter did not put into delicate
people supply Of ylgor sufficient 10 carry
them through tho eneryatlng heats OF sum
mer This Is very improbable reason, but
II IL altogether the best ono that can b0 pro-
duced TO sustain tho theory that health and
severe winters 90 together
We do not believe that experience or science
Justify any such conclusion, If tho well,
known causes of disoases aro removed, there
will BIO no unusual disease during the coming
summer II they are not removed, II will
como M assuIodly NJ two and two make four,
pAy the penalty. We must II We would DO
healthy remove all filth from public places,
and cause II 10 BIO removed from private
places, before heat and moisture have u
chance TO form partnership with II. Such
n partnership Ia deadly; but not more 30
perhaps than tho want Of hygiene In
our homes, Not only should the
streets and outhouses and yards md vacant
lots be kept free Of filth, but all dwelling
houses should be put on sanitary basls,
Tho neglect Of tho oommonest sanitary laws
In tho home life ia in fact tho chief source Of
disease, The want Of ventilation, especially in
bed rooms, the want of drainage, the want Of
pure water, tho presence Of deadly sewer or
sink gases, the absence of light especially in
parlors, and the violation Of other common
laws Of hygiene in tho homes of the people,
kill ten where neglect in outdoor matters
kill one. AS n community we can in word
make the coming summer healtbful or UNI
beautiful, MS we may choose.
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The furniture and flxtur es of the well known
European Hotel, Fort worth, Texas, has the
largest trade, and is the best pa ing house In
particulars address european hotel, Fort
Worth, Texas, or inquire of C. L. Hosmer, Gas
Filter elm Sweet Dulas Texas mart
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I3-15-I1 Abroad.
BY cable to the N. Y. Herald.

By cable to the N. Y Herald.
Paris, March pa terrible catastrophe
has beiallen France. We had been tapping
ourselves in the delights ofan early spring,
The weather had been unusually warm for
the season; for nearly month not drop of
rain had fallen, not film of mist had linger-
ed upon the river; tho horse chestnuts
were in leaf and the Champs Elysees
wore tho garb that is usual to
May; the boulevards were crowded with
loungers and the seats of the cafes filled with
lazy humanity. Spring had come upon Ms
untimely, and tho prospect of vernal happi-
ness was opening when news was yesterday
brought that dimmed our joy, stirring the
loungers into new activity and agitating the
cafe dawdlers with strange excitement. In
every hand was that lively paper, La eau
lois. As the idler read it he left his petit
verre untouched as the club man took it
up at the Agricole the memory of the patri-
mony he had lost last night at baccarat
vanished into thin air. as the belle
pitite perused it in the Quarter Breda she
forgot her rendezvous with Adolphe in the
Passage des Panoramas; as the fashionable
matron studied it in her carriage in the Bots
she thought no more of milliners' bills and
her rivals new bonnet and the suit for sep
arntion thnt was hanging over her head.
Actresses ordered it with their chocolate in
bed students begrimed it with tobacco
smoke. merchants conned it between the
nages of their ledyers. All the life of Paris
its thought, its fever, It's emotion-was
suddenly concentrated in an article Of LIE
| Gaulois.
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
What was the situations that M. Tarbe
had unearthed? Was Orloff disgraeed and
the great Russian bear growing for war?
Had Philippart, the financier, emerged from
his safe retreat at Brussels and made restitu.
ton to the Banlue Europeenne! Had Patti
found younger SWAN than Nicolinl! Had
| Zolo and Sardou fought duel with small
swords on the Belgian frontier, or Verdi COM
mitted an assault on nj. Vaucorbeil, OF the
Opera; or Gambetta married Nine. Edmond
Adam; or Sarah Bernh ardt eloped with
an English lordling; or nj. Alfred
Naquet, of divorce fame, been tarred and
feathored by the indignant wives OF France
1t was none of these. lie Gaulois had pub.
lished diagram-and that was all. Need
the American reader ask himself what that
diagram was 1t was the diagram which
the Herald had published from day to day
the diagram which had racked the brains OF
philosophers and troubled the sleep Of
, statesmen; the diagram which had driven
, women TO tears and men to madness THE
diagram, in word, Of 10, 10, IA. The manii
had spread. Like the devastating phyl
, loxera, the puzzle was making the grand
tour Of Europe.
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PATFiNTS.s

r A. Lehman, solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. g. AIS
business connected with Patents, whether be-
fore the Patent 0Mce or the Courts. promptly
attended, to. No cnRrge made unless pUeDa
saMred. send for circular. '&nI1N'
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District Court.

Assignment Of cases in the District cour,
for the week commencing Monday, April D.
1880;
3270-Lockwood VS.. Adams ~ Leonard,
88i3-Charlos Peterson Va, ed Sewers.
8447-Wm Burgett vs, Spilers Il Kean,
BOOZE B Moon vs.. Robert Hart, ct nj.
3572-M Benedict vs.. j lien.
3576-W q Cain OF al. w. Dorman, Holmes
&Co.
3603-Harrict Thomas W., Tucker Thomas,
36l5-.John Turley ct AL. Va. Casey.
8835-Silas Reed vs.. Ira Harris.
8643-L " II Blum vs. q u w ii Freeman.
3664-M Irwin vs.. O Hoilmayer.
8674-J q Perrin vs.. Hurt " Brack
3G77-Donnell, Lawson " Go vs.. Dallas
FIGURING Mill Co.
86Sl--Morris Il Co vs.. W II Norton.
36g5-l atherwood a. Co vs. Ogden IL Wolf.
3600--A Pearson vs. Thos NJ Miers.
3712-Willa & w 0 Wiley vs.. Freeman.
3717-M Il ii Loeb vs. II u @ Cullen.
3723-Thorn Wire Hedge company vs. Stone
10 Heating
3766-L V Greer ct al vs. Adams, Fischer
OF al.
S7G2-Wost Is Wright VS. Il Q Miller ct al,
1IIl--J reel w ~ w " OulllH anu WIZ.
3790-James Bently VS. Dallas county.
3S39-Garrett Of al VS. Gerson Myers.
3849-.Iohn Cochran, guardian, vs. james
Sheppard.
3906-John \ Dickerson VS. M Wells ct al.
3927-Colomb Landry vs.. John Landry.
3035-M Pointer and wife vs.. William Har-
ris OF al.
3954-J Il Ranncy VS.. Nj A Braswell.
8056-George Stone VS.. Mary Stone.
395S-John Woodbridge We. Jsno Wool
ridge.
3963-Sanger Bros. vs.. Martha johnson.
3964--E Smith vs., Anthony Boyd, OF al,
trustees.
3966--D G Lindsey Va. w II Wilson.
$685. l. Leonard, receiver, vs.. L q Peyton
OF al.
3990-James Stafford VS.. Il L Huffman OF al
3072-Fletcbor IL Sharp VS.. A w Risien u
Bro.
3973-B Warren Stone ct al vs.. Martha G
Stone OF al.
S976-Charles p. Williams vs.. Caroline M
Williams.
3076-John Curry vs.. Sallie Curry.
39Sl-Rebeeca A Murray vs. VIM and Ellen
Ryan.
30S2--Wm Overland vs.. Hardness. a. Meme
ger.
3951-Anna Spillman VS.. Augustus Spill
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Card.

To all who arc suffering from tho errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
win send recipe that will euro you free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send
self-addressod envelope TO the Rev. Joseph
Il. lnman. Station d, New York city.
n28d&wly
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iS'I|a;El!Ys;!la|

Trade-Mar Registered) to Csref1l House
Keepers, not only as superior in qualify, but as
in form the most economical Soap now made
feb15-wedSsatwlSt
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THE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
AoEArs AND BRANCH OFFICES.

The follef .ngyArlie arc Agents ana have
charge OF (ran0h oflces Of inn HERALD
AZ the places named n solicit enh-
soriptlons and make contracts ior advertise
aents for this paper and collect nnh feealp'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
KNIGHTS TENPLIR ELECTION.

ITHACA. y. Y, Oct. 6.-The following
named officers for the ensuing year elected at
last nigh of the Grand Commandcry nj knights
Tempar: Gcorcc W. Wllgrove, Of Ncw-Yorh Il. +.
g. C.; simon V. Mcdowell, Of Rochcser V. + D. G. e.
John s. Bartlett. OF Elmira, T.. G.. G.; ChaIcs Akman.
of Broosiyn, h. G. G. g.; the Rev. John q. Web
Of Palmyra Z q. r.; Theodore l. iazlehurst' OF
Troy f. g. W; Edwlri " l.. Eher4. u New-Y0Pk L..
a I.T T. Otru q. Pouglkcop psie T. O.. G g. "A 4.
ro.i,y o. R,,,dou'. T. g. W. Peter F0rrcst'r, of
Ncw.Yoik. J.. g. i. W; John : Perry Of Troy H. c. l. ;
Robert Nucoy. ~ Brooklyn. J. G. L. joseph \. John
son Of Utica, l. &. > H. \. G. GOoiai!. OF Ncw-iok.
l.. g.. :. Il.
RE grand session will probably dissolve Thursday
NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
CTIVITY ALL AROUND.

THE INDIANA DEMOCRATS FAIL IN ORGANIZING A
GRAND TURNOUr-SENATOR C0NKIING ADJ
DRESSES \ GREAT NETTING At TfRRE HAUTE
GEORGIA SOLID As UsUAL-DR. LoRING RE-
JECTED ~ MASSACHUSETTS,.
The great demonstration with which the
Indiana Democrats intended to close the
chief work of the campaign turned
out failure. Senator COnkling has
addressed great meeting at TeTe
Haute. Governor Colquitt has been reelected
in Georgia. Republican gains are reported
from Delaware. Enthusiastic meetings were
held last night at Port JervIs and Goshen
Mr. Youngbood, of MOrrstown, has been
nominated for State Senator in New-Jersey.
DIR. Loring, of Salem, Mass has failed to Sc
cure denomination for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

the wa rendered direct POSITIVE practical cecsion-
secession and slavery Secession. fact Is settled IN
the negative. Emancipation secure. But there are
other interests other policies tha depend for their fate
upon question whether within The sphere OF powers
granted by tle whole people. We are Naiion Ac-
ccptng result, IL one thIng: Abandoning is an
other Has te SCUM abandoned the theory of govern
nCn taught bY Mr Calhoun. well Is the fact OF DIS
union offered them bv Mr. Davis
General Jrm-s W. Hustled was next introduced ana
spoke Of the growing Importance Of every Presidential
contest and said that the two most vital questions 81
the day to the working classes honest money ana
protective tariff lie devoted some time to reDuttlhG
the claims Of the Democratic leaders IN reference TO the
economy they had displayed since Congress Lad been
under their cOutrI II.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
GRIMES AyD CASUlLrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
SENTENCED FOR TEN YEARS.

GALVESTON. Tex Oct. q. a dispatch to The Ne,cs
from Ca~trovie that Nolan has been ound guilty OF
murder : sent need to ten years imprisonment
TAKING POISON By MISTAKE
FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct. CD. {. Stewart, OF
Stwart IiammertOn took Of poison this morning.
msang It for another medicine He s In precarous cOn
SHOT HERSELF ~ ATTEMPTING MI RIDER
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct. 6.-MTs. Frank CrOcker
attenpted ]. Is smith. her stepmother this
morning of her fingers instead Then she
was put III jail ,.r-.rrro,-, rD ,,,pc
CtNCINSNTI Ohio Der. 6.-lwO trampS. one or
whom shot Conductor WHITAKER at Waverlg for ejeotng
them from fregn have been arrested Whitaker mas
"A dangerous wound IA The mouth ana neck
DEATH FROM CARELESS USE OF PISTOL
Puu.DElPfIA. OF. 6.-Fruk l. Weaver age
thirteen was here this morning by his brother Henry
noe ey cncrn Whie Henry examining pistol II was
acrlent scnaTgeL The ball struck FRANK ia tDe bleast
and le ded soon aftyrNdrd
FALLOF A I'll f KILN.
CtuCAGO Oct 6.-A special dispttcn iron GlbSon,
m to Tc inter Ocean says terrible accident occurred
hcc ye.tsuIy. 1Ie az h Of kiln At D'diihg fgges
factory "a the licks aul ilo tai bueh
AK workmcn Frederck inmmul died htt an hoir after
Lrng tlkcn ou8hl J. thought that Iloms esoh can
nor 1--we. TIC four other men were not idtiHy hutI
OUTKAGES IN lHE FIJI ISLANDS
Sax Francisco, Oct. G.-Natii" ot lnr So.ompn
have murdered Captain Mcintosh Mate Sahnoy and
t'', f the crew schou EspecnhL al tohanshangfa
~tupf sd ana UIrneI II ue HaI1 q. AVl
bnats crew blInSUS 10 the 3. d" "her Dunt
-. a., F. W atiat scco'o oLc s@f ana NJ
Nlchc rnnent ase'L were ilar' I'd w 'he HAt'"s
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
KINGS MOUNTAIN CALEBR1TTON.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Oct. G.-This was the
second day Of the centennial celebration at Kings
Mountain. aud 40, less than 10000 people gathered on
the grounds At IL o'clock SEc assembled military
paraded on the battle ground In lieu Of The promised
Illustration of the plan " the hac. which had been
abandoned, 10 the disappointment Of the large crowd
gathered WIjnes, nis feature Of the day General
Iu.t L. : A. WIS ~ command. Tomorrow ccntcn-
MAJ day auuivcirary, and the Programme includes
naou Al -qlutc ~ .unr Sc, o. al troops a 10
OIL, ck procession ia" grand -tud 81 1l:3o oiatlrn
by the Hon. John ". ID uci. OF Lyucl burg. vs. the
proc. o. to the monument Grr-. plradr az o'cOck
m the afternoon. aud grand predetermined display at
O'Clock IN the evening.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
FOREIGN Ne US.
THE ORIENTAL PERPLEXITIEs.

PARIS, NruNcsllf, oct Z, ISSO.
A telegram received from Vienna states that
the Turk note acceptable To all tho Powers.
The Powers desire to maintain the European concert
and await proposals from England. blockade ls mel-
toned as q J r0bat' measure Of coercion
CoNsTANTNoFLE, "Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1880.
The note presented to the Ambassadors on Monday
saws the Porte undertakes to cede Dueig and cause It
10 he evacuated, while maintaining the status quo as
regards the line of frontier.
A. so IA the Powers give the assurances thG
Porte demanded in It's last prey Ous notc tie POlte VIII
uflrm the local population that they free 20 remain
ar enigtatr. II Portcs cf'r'S to cele DuIcignO
iI the troops and local authorities will retire TO tue
frontier. - .,
The Porte however will be In wisc responsible for
any complications which may arise at the scene OF such
fdiutC.
LONDON. Thu'silv, Oct. z 1850.
The TiDcss Vienna corrcsp0, dent that general
agreement seems to have been toby the Powers to
maintain trolr concert AMI insist upon the execution u
the treaty stipuiatiOns.
General griduluh. High Commissioner and Com
Chief OF Cyprus rcping 10 an address yes
terday firmly denied tnc reports That England Lau any
intention OF relluquishihg cyrus.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
LONDON. Wednesday, DC

LONDON. WeIncsdIy, Oct. D, IeoU.
The Daup Neirs'S Rome dispatch says the
Holy see hus formally Threatened 10 recall the Papa
Nunco from Paris IL the DEGREES are enforced.
The Berlin CORE cspondcut Of The Times says IL Is
now certain that the Count de IT. WALLER the French
Ambassador will return here Notwithstanding the
persistent rumors OF his impending resignation This
fact Justly regarded as convincing proof that the re-
adons between Germany and France are as cordial as
ever" -
OQenhach died OF gout Of the heart
The Pars BOurse states that nothing s concluded IN
connection with the Panama Canal scheme.
n. BOiuSe reports that about 1900 900 francs IN bull
ion lett H.tyrc saturday.
tire has been raging IN the town OF Ak Department
Of Arcge. Thirty houses had been burned at last
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TELEG RIPHIC NOTES.
TIE srovE MorNrERs RESUME WORK.

THE STOVE MOUNTERS RESUME WORK
Arn,NY y Y Oct. 6-lhc siOv" muunters at
Rstbone sard & CO.'S foundry re.unol work, the OBJ
noaious member of tloir union having pnd his fine
THE CoLORED ODD FELLOWS.
RIcnuoNp, Va, Oct. G.-rhc Annual Movable
Committee OF odd Fellows Of the Cned 7'ies he Canadas
Vest InGcs. coorcc Is IN session win CLOSED dooS
OPENING AN INSANE HOSPITAL
WAREEN, Penn, Oct. G-ih he STAR ospital for
Governor IIoyt he presence OF large company OF visitors
THE EPIC JTIC IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oci. 6-ln one livery stable on the
sonth side there nave several epzooc sim
liar dstemper within three days 80 lar aS eaf"oi 'here Are
THE LONDON NINE
SAN FRAVCIsCo, Cal, Oct. g. -Mcssrs. John w:
MscEey and TeJc6y E Fs N Afternoon news
sper that hcy about to open the noted Lono Oh Nine
THE 81. JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETIES.
sPerNGrIrID Mass, Oct. 6.-lhe first guadren;,
convention Of The st. Jean B2pSle o. 1ed aS
oasSns S s sr"s a So le
cal parties, will be discussed
MICHIGAN SALT PRODUCTION.
EAST SAGINAW, Mlch., Oct THE prodnct,o@nn on m oi
sa In tbs inspected dglng september was 2v9J19
barrel Tor th year to October zdoVs%a barrels & ee
ing & Sctcn Tor ihs VIII be the history
OF salt manufacture in Michigan
REFUSED PRo1 ECTIoN FROM TROOPS.
DEW r. Col. oct. 6.-lhc killing OF the son OF
the chief of Uncomphagre Utes resulted from an attack
Iei nred shot A. : Jackson shot hm jackson gave
While behe Ounnison City for ,ra II murdered his
PEAKFUL FALL
C.RB)NpALE, Penn, Oct 6.-JOhn Clarry. en-
poy Ell on the railroad bridge which beng u
r Sns1uehanna the Nlnevdh branch OF the Della
ware ADD Hudson Canal Comp1ny road fell from tho top Of
the second the YESTERDAY lie plunged down
the turning sOnerAtI Nilc falling
a1 cht lie Tcscnd tho shore In
saety ana walked home half mile away without
sistancc
AN EXTRAORDINARY PITTS BU RG CASTING
Pl ,TsBU q, Oc,. 6.-Ghis morning the largest
casting this country was turned out at tho
glack diamond steel Works IN this city. The casting
Il ton steam hammer, and lts weight
is1 tons furnaces built expressly Tor nens the
IRON aud seven occupied running tho metal
Tne bs the largest In the country, the next
largest being at Nashua, ~ H. fOur mouths VIII
oanse beinrs block viii DC cool enough 10 handle
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SPORT IN ENGLAND.
LoNnox. wedne .day. Oct. 6. Is

LONDON, Wcdne day, OCT o. IsSU.
The Times, describing yesterdays race, says
the form shown by both LIycock and Backman was
most Indifferent LlycOck made little or no u.s. or his
back or OF tho slider Blackman appeared wreck OF
hs former self Hosmer. OF Boston. Is willing to row
Hawion IL lie (osmer) beats Laycock. The match be-
tween and Laycock fixed for the ID of Novem-
her.
In addition TO the pedestrians mentOned-Rowell.
Pegram Howard and DOblcr-lS having entered FOR the
contest for the Ashley Belt, Blower" Brown has
entered and IAttlewOOd. OF sheffield, will probably bc
allowed TO enter, notwithstanding that the entries
formally closed on the I'd inst.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PREPARING FOR THE GREAT PARADE.


The preparations for the Republican parade
Monday night nearly completed. All the organza-
tons expected 10 report tomorrow Among those
which reported yesterday were the Business Mems
Association. Major j. G. Robinson comm inding,wh eco
and band and calcium light; the XNIith District
Boys IN Blue / 100 men. with band the Arthur Bat
talon from the XvlIth District, 800 men, with the sh
Regiment Drum Corps.
Bates. Reed e Cooley. OF Broadway will turn ont
thirty-iive Irshmen IN company. besides a large
number OF other employees.
The Blake ZOuaves. 6relOOkiI2 body OF men, who
will occupY prominent place in the column marched
In Democratic Headquarters last night ana
won many compliments.
Tile movement started among the members OF the Pro-
durc Exchange TucaaY 10 organize battalion TO Join IN
tc parade promises To lie more successful han was at
first anticipated. circular issue 10y the caIrnln
V. W Macfaranc. No 10 South William st. Yesterday.
inviting members who NAV desire 10 parade WIN the
battalion to send their names 10 him. About BOO per-
signed before close Of business hours ycser
dav. and II Is thought probable that nearly, n not que
that ruuher will jon IN the parade. Many mem
bcrS have sgnf taer desire To take part IN the dem
OnstratiOn but they VIII he unable 20 do OWING to
their advanced age. Following IL ihc committee In
charge II. .. Armour. OF Armour. PankngtOn Co;
j. NJ. kequa Of j. NJ. R,qua x Co.: e. u. lockwood Is
ID. NruStHL Ncustadt * Co; Colonel Oscar ;. Hydcr;
jesse Hoyt. jr, Tor Jesse HOyt Co; a. wOmhiv. OF
Two!nbly q Co; V. W. Mcfarland Of V. W. Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PRESIDENTHIlES IN OREGON.

SAN Francisco, Oct Ga dispatch from
Umaulla. oregon. .ay- that a reception was held by
President Hayes At the residence of Alex Xtnder Reed
last evening, aud later the party vi.c The military
post where they were entertained by General FOrsNthc
and Others Many civilians were present Lunch was
served shortly after O'Clock About hy Umaila In
dn, OF both sexes paint aud feathers appeared IN
froot OF General FursytEcs house and hght"d camp
fire. Tue PTcsiirui WIS introduced ana sh'pk hauls
,,itu an IudIau Then began Wtrddnc'. winch lasted
nm hon. Inc party let Wdlla al % hv special train
~ lO:O o'clock lad arrived here t 100. amt ar" now
taus . srcclI boat Tor Cello Ihtt NIl reach Dal ~
ri. nN.L-l.. nnl hnlI u nmnl.c rcocplInm.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
THE STTUlTION ar fALL RIyER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. G.-From fifty to
sixty boys and girls, employed al IA" Poct--rt Mil,
srruck work yesterday with the ldei that their pay
WAS being reduced To-day nearly al OF them are AZ
again.
The Barnard MIL VII re- the wraycrs are out on a
sttkr VA, cntircIy aru. down Today. Tonight the
,vcrs of I'M. mil hoid meeting To form Union, and
nfrr Ncavcr- are invited. partu ary those o several
other ~ lis VINO working quietly On lie same ca-.
~ o.,o.i. and the same wages Oh which the barnard
wcaVcrs struck.
Tnr regular monthly meeting Of the spinner Union
occlr next tuesday. the question OF striking VIII
probably be determined.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE AND CONFIDENT

REPUBLICANS ACTIVE AND CONFIDENT.
CHrEmNG EUPJgTs RECEIVED Ar HEADQUAEftIs-
GEoEGr n. YEAMtNs N THE BRooKLYN TENT
-PETpAEING FOR TuE ErC@P1ioN OF GENERAL
GEANT-AN UNENviABLT RECORD.
Reports OF Il confident nature are constantly
received at the Republican National Head
quarters large meeting in the Brooklyn
campaign tent was addressed by George
IL. Yeamans. Preparations are maklrg
to give General Grant an enthusiastic re ep-
ton on Monday. The record OF IL. II. Had
lev. who has been trying to make himself
prominent in connection with the spurious
Hancock Republican Club, has been
investigated with very damaging results
to Mr.. Hadlcy. The New-Jersey Secretary OF
State, Mr. Kelsey, who is conspicuous MEM
ber OF the party to which Mr.. Hadley Is Civ
ing his valuable assistance in the campaign,
denouuccs the fellows insurance operations III
the strongest terms.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
VERMONT LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.

MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. b.-Ihe HOuse Oh
Representatives, called TO order by the Hon George
Nichols Secretary of State Prayer was offered by The
ReY. W 5. Hazcn. The rOl-call by counties showed
remarkably full attendance. James J" hartn' OF Lob
dondcrry reelected Speaker by acclaHation, ana,
after taking the oath, made bticf speech Henry n.
Newell OF ohebuIn, was elected Cleri by accamation.
with Wllian Slcknry. of Luilnw. and Oiin Merrill OF
Eu0shurR, a. assistants. Ihe Rev. g B. Currier OF
MOretown, elccJrd Chaplain
The Senate organized by eect'uG Chan cev W. Brown.
ELL IT., of Burlington, Secretary 4. y OWN ell OF
Plapiet. Assistant S.cretary ana the Rev EDWIN
WhceOck, o. Cambridge. As Chaplain.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SENATOR BLAINE IN OHIO.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct. 6.-Senator Blaine spoke tins
afternoon to a very large mass-meetng at Bowling
Green. Ii was estimated that there were $4,000
neonle preseut. The carriages numbered nearly
. 600 and large crowd came by rail. Mr..
Biaine was brought hither by an ezra train
after the meeting aud spoke at a very large gath
ering at 10 o'clock. He leaves at midnight for
Iudiana. where he spends the remainder Of the