davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-04

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Juno Al a. m.-For
Tennessee and tho Ohio valley, falling bar
omcter. southerly winds, WARMER, clear or
partly-clondy weather.
For the Lower Like region, stationary or
falling barometer, winds mostly southerly,
lowed BY vii incse,,sing cloudiacss and local M
ralns.
For the Upper Lake region. falling bar
on,cter, stationary or higher temperature,
southcrly Winds, partly cloudy weather and
local ruins.
For tile Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, stationary Or failing bnront-
cter, warmer sottherly winds, partly cloudy
weather atld occasional rains.
, 1880-06-04
FHIBflsTFRlNG fXPFDITtDN.


MONTREAL, June a-It il riiin0yetl TINT q
Cuban filibusterlng expedition eonpospu Of
Americans left tlIis port OIL bonrd q steamer
yesterday. The cargo Is snt,l to he composed
Of $4,000 cartridges anl l:.sgs number Ut
1irearns.
, 1880-06-04

J.. a.aA1m DoS Is beginning to realize that
tsa., ssno"hat = too young yet to hulldoze Ma
, 1880-06-04

lkslxaDAY WIS tho first round of tic
h s,aSaats, ,ssats With first kuookdown and Asst
1ioA for Tho Anita.
, 1880-06-04

JACKSONVILLE COMMENCEMENT, -.
spteta1 DtspateA to The Chitapo Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 3.-T'he fifty-frst
commencement Ut Illinois College took place
n-tfav
, 1880-06-04

WATCHES, REPEATERS, AND CHR0h0hEIER2
ct tho finest studos to tho ordinary ttuo-pieoes.
=. Hyman 4 Co., Ii. State atsoot.
, 1880-06-04

,Ass AsEss ass.s must bo beneath somo people, OF
""1an't speak about "getting down" To It.
, 1880-06-04

DIAMONDS. SINGLE Or IN Ppas:
Tie CHOICEST display ever shown In ~ West
now Oh exhibition at y. Nymaa Il Co.'s, u, s.st6
RtrcRt, t. ~ .-
, 1880-06-04

Siu,mons, Of Morrisopyi1lo; Treasurer, r. F.
bennett, ot ,LttGlltel1. Adjourned, to meet
, 1880-06-04

vop amusement aud instruction, COMPARE
~" ,,t, NJ tho first bai1ot Mt Chicago with tho
hs!s,ra hsH, estimates of prominent orgaus nnd
, 1880-06-04
+Attts r*sss4ssAshf
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CINCINNATI,

IfWE-~:sf5f -:@Rs ~s2ds
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Quecn City Jockey
Club races, third day: Fine weather, gdol
attendance, good track.
First race, for oil ages, dash ono mile, b.
1ce first, Bailey sccond. Louise third. Time,
Lao.
Second race, mile beats for a-year-olds:
nfodklyn n..................... ......,.........1
NHt{ tt1ae1hVA's+ ts.rs+..
40 o
Tfms-l'4t: 1:tB.
Third race, all ages, dash two miles:
,.t
@s"s
o>s''''''s*"' ~ sss-8
, 1880-06-04
SPORTING EVENTS.
Green Charlie Winner Of the 2:26
Class at Adrian.
Cincinnati Again Beaten by Worcester
other Sporting News.
THE TURF.
1tATr1.E ftftEKK,

Special Dtfpateh 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Juno 3.-Thore
was good attendance ut the rnces to-day,
md tho trotting was interesting. The sum-
martes ara as follows:
, 1880-09-04

4 VERY severe storm swept over Florida
Wednesday and Thursday, doing tnrch ttau,ngc
to tho plantations and seriously interruptlny
telcxraphEo communication. The ruin which
accompanied tho storm cnlisch II Hood, which
swept away soyorni bridges. rendering tho roads
Impnssabo and completely intorrupttng nall
con,muntn1tiDn
, 1880-09-04

The magnitude Ut Chicago, rs revealed by
the recent enumeration Under tho nusp1ccs hf
the General 0ovcrnmrnt, has naturally OK
c!tvA considerable envy III other cities shat
hase not growlt ut mora tfnn half tho sante
ratedarlng the past ten ycArs, ansl ittas led to
ciforts In eortain quarters to infracll thocor-
RICHNESS Of tho count. Il St'I.otlfs gentleman
thinks l'o has c'incos upon Clltcago's CELL
s,ss frntids by snyg thEt, "wlIite tl'u rptltrils
from tic other larKo cities OF the country
show MI average Of about ono voter to ~
persons, tho Chicago count shows TINT there
must be about 80 persons tn every voter"
Tito premises III tl'is statement are wrong.
Tho fact Is that tiorn IL no disparity between
the pl'pporlol nj inlsablt'tlits a'nl voters Ill
Chicago and tho sntne proportion in other
lnrRc cities thnt II NJ MI striking.
Tie population ut Cook County Is returned
at o05,s0l. Tho roto for President III this
county i'll 1916 was it1b03. Inc ratio oI
voters IN IL ~ to tho present noptitatinn-not
to the population of four years "go-ls about
one to 76-10 PERSONS. Compared with tho
proportion III otller cities, nude upon tic
same basis, the titFereiice Is s'nall aud ltlay
ba readily acconnte'l far.
Th6@populatton OF New York (clty and
county fs ropnrted ut l,soo,tNl. The vote Of
that county for President Ill 1876 aggregated
17t,:}3o. This niakgs tho proportion OF oho
voter to about l0.i7 persons.
Tlsc population OF Philadelphia (clty and
county is reported TO be 847, 5I2. Theaggre-
gate V0to for lfcsiucht III lS7o WIS l3o, l65.
, 1880-09-04

EnwAnp r. 1lEA1y, n lawyer Of Custer
City. IL, Is tho victim Of misplaced love. His
wlfu deserted him sumo tina nKo ana t0ok up
her residence In Sioux City hAgmio. ttc camp
FROM his lnthe 100 tnllcs tn forgive hcr, tn for
Hct her crime, md tn tnkr her tnoru to h!a
bosusl, hut s!i0 refused to Havu up her wicked
why's. lle,lly attempted giirtle l,y taking lalltl
nn,n ut Il Sioux City l,utcl Thursday night, but
tho physicians savctl him i'y jn.lic!oiIs appca-
tton Of etnctlcs. Mr. 1lcnty RETURNED 10 Custer
City ycster.lay, md will doubtless try to forgot
his fAiae md fnIthlcaa wlfN.
, 1880-09-04

Cot, juno, MI nttacl,6 Of tho French War
0flco, has challenged Ivan 10 Wocstoync, whoso
namo indicates hla. nationality, for hnylng tntl-
mated ta tho Gdtiats tint ho' tIlngf hud given
military Information to tho KnssInn Govern
raont. Ivan will probably aoncpt tho challenge,
aud somebody's g0re will l,e atlUL.
, 1880-09-04

a SPECIAL AltlermnMtc election was held
III Evanesillc, Ind. yesterday, an tho ltctn,l''
lcnt, rnth1hllte wis elected by minority Ut u.s.
I.ast sprinx tho Republican mnj0rtty VIVA ony
VI. l'his rtio pf lrtrcnsu wn1ld Htyu Gctl. Our
field tho Stntc by very 1arRe tnmIurty. II will
ho remembered that ablMtt threu weeks ago
sfcclnl election fer Alllettnnn wns held At
Terru llnntc. ailsl Il Republican was elected to
A,lecccl II Democrat. Thrsc twu sarhws shuw
hpw tho wint tlnws In 1NlIana. II will tnku
inorc than tho wind which English and Har1sllm
cnn ralsd III Kentucky to changc lta direction
aI,i force.
, 1880-09-04

GREAT nncaslncss IL felt BY the citizens of
Troy, N. l., Oh nccount OF tln alarming spread
OF smallpox In tlieir city. FIFTY cases woro re.
ported iast evcning. Two dcnths hIvu already
occurred. and many patients arc liopelesly III Ut
10 nheck Lis Hnrn0i1
, 1880-09-04

berger clicsing frcouent ,,rr' 'nsc. leiey's
tlnc wns .:aa. Articles If agreement wcro cn-
tered intn after tho rnce between HI1oy nnh
Wcisbcrger II, row three miles fnr ,000 a sl,1e
Oh sarltogn Lake Sept. H. Tho mDncY was de-
posltctl, that there Is M rcnsun to fcar that
either of tho uurxtun will plny Courtney.
, 1880-09-04

Tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
oaccs for Tho receipt Of subscriptions md adFnflso-
n1ents a., ,fus1uwas
FAnnEN, MAnaaUr.
GLASGOW, sco,lnnd-Ailan's American Nows
ARancJ. Ut itantuI!-st'
LONDON. E1lp-AmDrlcnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
uExnr +. uffd.ttf, Agent
WASHINGTON, u. c,-13l9 street
, 1880-09-04

TIE Sensational rumor teleerapllcd 10 this
country fow tays aXo to tho et1pet that tho
Imperial Bank OF Germany hat suspended gold
payments on ita notes has been al,th0rltntIyely
oontsadIcted. There IL 10 doubt, However, that
there ia a soarolty Ut gold bullion in Gerlinny,
aud tho continued shipment Of large qlautit!os
Of 1t to this country will considerably redce tho
already meaGro supply, This Of courso will
greatly aumulato tho aglt4tion for double
standard. Even Bismarck, who has hltberto OH
posed tue ag!tauou. ts saiI to layor !ts ohiuck
now.
, 1880-09-04

AFrEn a very exciting contest between
Riley and Mosmos, the ltoston souller, in which
both mon put forth their best efforts, tho former
won tho professional suxlo- o-Bcull rac1 ut uunuyu.
n, 4, ycstcrday. Thero were clYat entries, but
Courtney and Ucnpsey retuscd u tuke wuter Ut
tho laat 1uoment, much IL tho disappointment Qf
tho crowd, who wcFe very drs!rous tn sco n coi,-
test between thpso two purxnlo'l. Thu F,Iuu wa4
IN exceedingly tHterosting 0llc, notwIthstand.
!ng. the eIosta Of Riley, uosinoT, and Weis-
, 1880-09-04
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1880.
DURING tic present week $1,000, con worth
Of gold bullion WIS shipped from England to
HI .,fr

DANNY won tho free-fot-all rnce at Mystic
Park yesterday, beating Chnrlcy fortl, Trlnkct.
md Drivor. Tho hest ti1au mnie by The winner
~aa a:lTA. Charley Ford, wno took second
money, won tho third l,unt Of tho rlcc.
, 1880-09-04

Mn. Fotssrtt. l,hnlgud III some plain talk
last hight ns to tho Actinn Ut tho llousa Of
Lords III olstrue.tug lcElslutlua. Ite said ttut Il
tto Peers persisted III s,teh IL course Il woi,ld
he llcecssNry tn cllungo tho constitution
of tho House of I4ortls. Tho declnrl-
tion WIS received. hy tho Liberals With
tremendous cheering. Blr Stnlrnr,s Nprthc,sg
nrnse In atlgry protest a,ltl antl tic hnpcd tho
other members Of tho Cahnrt did nut snre Mr.
Fnrstcr'a sctitlments hut there wns to rcspo,,se
1t nlay bo In consequence nl this tnlk thnt tho
House 0f Lords pnsscd tho E,nplnyors'
Liability tilt aud tho ll1lrIhls hill
MS reampncd by tho Commons, TINT Il to sny,
In nin,nst t1ao!r nr,gtnnt form, 4 iillo nxitntinn
ani II lttfo plain talktl,H Ei,Is its Influence oven
OH such stupid persons NJ English Lords.
, 1880-09-04

In Alabama the Stnto aobt tas been re-
Iacctl froM tlfty.two millions ct dollars to
seven millions uf dollars, and this, toO, with.
out paying Il dollar, and tho interest on the
seyen millions ltas been reduced to q l1on1i.
nal rate. This easy mode Vt payment has
, 1880-09-04

A AMlSIsrEnIALcrlssis IN 1m,nincntin Franco
In consequence ut tho ,lYre0lGnt entered into,
or Surpassed to lM entered Int,. hy Premier 10
iroyctnut with tho representatives OF tho Iin-
nun CntE.nlio Religious congregations. nnnbct-
tps tnpcr, the hcraMaj.e t'srs'satxf, tho Hltcic,
at 0ther nrNstns 1T tho extreme Iulcnl scctIun,
nru lnud IN thotr condemnation Ut tho 4Kruo-
neHt, whe lilo conservative mid tho moderate
Republican t"r1lnss III sstrunKly indoraoit. After
ttlg 0I'cin9 II thu EllusulutN theru will bu sou,e
aharp sphrrlnR tctwcen lilo Deputies Ut lilo
Molerat1 nnd ltatllcal sectiuhs Ii ID moro thai,
pruh@hle thnt Qnulhettn Aul hlA tHct!on Will
curry their point. Thu fuollux uHait,st tho re-
lIg!0us bouos is Jlat now vory strong In Fs,uco,
, 1880-09-04

T4tst 1sD,lrn,ti

CLARK strcot bctwcun I4ako md Nnndoph. EngnRo'
mont Of ThlVlmnns lsur'esttnH Troupe. Ihe l.ucEy
Uith Afternoon and urcnlng.
, 1880-09-04

brcn ql1te rtlre IN tho West.
-=@
THE CON TEST IN INDIANA.
Tho contest now rng1ngin Indiana PROM
tscs to be the most earnest political struggle
TINT llas ever tnkoi pluc1 III my State of tlls
country Mt my election. Turtles haye been
c!oscly divided fur many years, tic aslyn,l-
tagubelng with the Democrats. whose ma
iorlttcs have ranged from five to ntnu thousand
Mt almost every election sii,ce tho War. A[r.
Hendricks l,us bGGn for many years
before tic people III calltli.atr, mil Il per-
sonal following ,ns cnableti Him TO give to
Ills party Il popular strength which 1t other
wisp w0ltltl not l1aye had. at this time Ntr.
Hendricks Is mot candidate. Indeed, llo lns
been thrust out of att candidacy as puntslI-
mel,t fur his refusal to accept Tlldcn MS a
| master.
Tho nomination Of English Ia now known
to layo been the result Of hi nntt-1IeMtlrlcks
| intrigue. English sought tho nomination
for the Presidency by playing double part
botwcen Ttltlcn allt Hendricks Knowing
TINT llc conI.t mot secure tho Indiana tleleg,-
tlon for himself rs against Hendricks, Ills
efforts weru directed, ts 1t IL now well
known, to assure the country thnt Indiana
had another man, t1!a cqllal Of uendrlcks In
nIl personal matters, Int his superior In tho
| important ,,nttcr Ut having II burrcl, which
would he freely employed II l'o were non,-
| inatgd. Tho Nuw York war upon llendrlcks
WIS encouraged md pronlotetl, as all lte-
put,ltcnMs know, by lnan,n Democrats, who
resented the prcGn!fArl,ce he Ind enjoyed
before tho country, antl tho spccial conf
dence shown Eltnl 6y tho people Ut lnliana,
, 1880-09-04

In consequences ut thu low rato Of wages
rahl tho cotton operatives Ut Ln.lcnshIru, II
1lDyUuicnt III fMvDr 0s emigration to this couu-
try bus baon InauEurltpA As,l0nK thlnl. At
blackburn. which, next to alAt,cI,cster, tx thu
Mrgest eolton manufacturing town ot England
Il yuto wita tnkcn yesterday It's to wtltthpr uni
Kr1ltlun Or striking wila tho be6t pullrse To pur~
sno. and tho result WIS that the enptnyts of
htty Incorlcs weru III fayur Ut oIn'gult!un antl
th0se of thirty III fnvnr Ut u strike; tho uN.
ploytR VI ten fAvorcd shirt ta,nc, n1tl those Ut
two faso.cd t'eluy Ut tw0 months. Tho
Arltish workfngn,un, !lku tho HrltIst, fArmur4,
accn' to 10 lhn bad way. at,l II Ia u nntiuonh[a
fact ihAt wien lhey tleturnIlu tn uln!Eratc they
very carefully steer clpnr Of tho Co,u,,ios, aud
snak0 tor "tho land VI tho frco anu home Ut tho
hravo.'
, 1880-09-04

Text Tournament.
I.ako Front, between Hail GrDunta HHd E1postlnn,
Isace hetwcun mon and horses nj i y. III.
, 1880-09-04

Npndo1nll at,pot, hc,wren Ginrk nnd In sal'e En-
raeou,ent of Milrs' Juvenile Uporn Company. After
f1pou, "rtnngorc.H Evening, "Hclts OF CdfncSllle'
, 1880-09-04

THE Zulu war was. by all accounts, rs I'M
tustitlAttc Ill net ot piracy rs tho lr1tIsl tnton
with all Its yaat experience, ever cn9ngcd ID
Cotewnyo Was trcAtetl With spcca injustice, l!o
md tho beers Of tho Transyaal hatl Il t!sspate
about piece Of lAnd. 1t was submitted to tha
arbitration Of English officers. 10 tho surprise
anA chaxssn ut Sir Rartle Frerc thoy decided to
CotewaYo's fnyor. Sir uartla mnuo intellectual
ntteEnpts TO Kot tho awartl nltoreu. FailinRtn
this, lu communicated the decision to Cetcwa5o
aftor tletny Of six months, hut clogHcd WIN
conditions which, malo 1t wurse than yal',c!css
An ultlmatum sotting forth the following c1'
tr1ordtnAry terms WAS soon Afterwnrd a's.
patched Ia Cctawayo: That Cetownyo sloata
ttlsband hia nrtny; that he SHOULD novcr Gull ns
troops together without tho permission OF soo
british Government; that ho should nllo~ cSe'y
inan tn mnrry at Arrtytux at manhood: ast! eaas
he should permit missionaries to scttlo III M
territory. Thirty days wcso granted fur com,
plianro With these demands. Cotcwnyo Askea
for moro time: ho was refused, and his territory
waa invaded. Every british soldier sAt1, u
that war waa kisip!i tn dufnnso Ut rights ~ tes3
to tho Zulu King as thoso eujoycd BY tho Anglo
Haxon raco 1taelf.
, 1880-09-04

'ruEnE were several accidents on the East
Hrn rn,ttla yostur.ny. y fretYht train rnn into II
construction trHfn IN tho Srw fark C1ntral.
near Syrncsc. Md tito eliglnu A,l.l nr eur vert
demolished. Fortunately tho engineer suffered
tu Injury of my kEtul. a Nuw York specal
traIn, whiio p.sslilg the agricultural Fnlr
Crumbs. rrMr farlh Afnus. Afnsat
ct,llitlcsl Wilt au,uu ioM.lctl freight
c,rs which had tceu lctachcd frosn Il freight
tt7tin, and two Ut Tho cnrs wero ha.lay E3lslirt.
M WINS thu unYit,D Ut tho passenger train. Fire
,nnm lsnvls, Ut tho hitter, WIS seriously fn1tlret
Fnrty ours 1T II ctail tr.ltl III tho New Jersuy
CAntrtl brukc n,sHy while t!e train wns nscef,i-
tnK grain. nnny Of the cnrs we,u, batlay
broken, and |, t'rnkctnun WIS hn!ty hurt.
An cnt.nt ul tho Hudson ttiycr Kunt drawing
IlttY-t,,rce ours jumped tho truck near Stoct-
port N. T., ,ll etrretl twelve Will, Il. CnlI-
siderable dals,u4o WIS t!onu To tho cnRlnn nitsl
cnss 1t Is wttrthy Of roElnrk Tint these ncc!-
dents, ns well Rs lnrst ur tho recent rRroAl ac-
cit!ents htve Incurred OFT Eastern rN1ds, whllc
Fur Il considerable time plst accidents havo
buctt utlttG rure III tho West.
, 1880-09-04

JTnverlyfs Thenfre. ..-..-
J1enrborn street. ct,rrtr Of Monrne. EnRaUcment
Of A. NJ. rnlnleFs tJnton.A1uarn Thuairo C"I!lAHy.
"The 11nnfchons." Afcgnoun nsd eycHiHR.
, 1880-09-04
1ERE BLACK ON GARFIELD,


1ERE BLACK ON GARFIELD.
Jutlgo jeremiah 1lacs, WIN lins bccotno
hfstnrtcni M tho representative ut thu inic'-
llgenco md bruins Of tho Democratic pnrty,
aIul who Is ,Il,uucsttunas,!y tl,u ahles. lawyer
HOW living Win atl'lEatcs with TINT polttlcal
organization, Inns recently returned fro,n
EWsDne. i1p was absent frntM tbs eG,tiitry
When flnncocls wns nominated. Up to II re-
cent ttatc D'ack las l'atl tho credit Ut being
tho author Of 1fancock's Ortlcr No. 10,
which order induced Ulack Mt tho time TO
write letter to the eirtet that thu order
ought to lnaka Hancock President. 1t was
tliat suggestion which pra'nplett 1lan-
c0ck to seek tho nomination III lSds,
and Mt all the subsequent Democratte
Conventions. On his return from Europe to
Ynrk City, wilere ho lives, Jutlgo Dlaek
was visited by Ills old friends a'ltl neiylllogs
atMl 1'ersotIs from various other parts Of
Pennsylvania, a1ltl tho day after INC of tho
editors Of tho PHILADELPHIA Press hatl long
conversation with him regarding his trip to
E,rone md upon tho nlell alltl places l,e Ind
seen. Finally tho conversation got round To
American politics. on which tho nll yIteran
refused tu spenk further tl!an to give his tes-
tim0ny concerning Garfield. WhHt le suitl
about tile Republican candidate VIC rp.
produce. Considering tho fnct TINT
Judge 1}lack Is tho political godfather
Of Gcn. llanc0ck, that lie Is tue rcpllted
author Of all tic evidences Of linltcoek's
statesnnnshlp and TINT to Judge 1Iinck's
patronage he owes Ills nomination, tho cn,-
phasIc. yintlfcqtlon Of Garfield by him Is
worth wllulo reatls Of ordinary Endorsement.
It<f.
truthfnluess a1Ml lits pers0na1 Integrity; to
his superiority intellectually, and to hIs un-
sweryng fidelity to I,eInlbllcnnls,u. Ills
only complaint against tnrlltl'l is that the
latter atllleres to tllo Republican party, artl
acts and votes with 1t, instead of joining the
Democratic larty aiId voting aNl acting will,
Judge Black. W. 10 not suppose IN alt tho
Northern Suites tero fs ~ pronounced n
Bourbon, mt! ut tlla sa1ne Tine SO able one,
MS Judge Black. IIc WIS Tho author OF oil
13nchailan's famous legal argument IN 1871
that 1t was not within ihe constitutional
power Of tic United States to "cocrco l.
sovereign State" lie Inns been MI unrclcnt-
ing a,d unrolnprolntsilsg Dcmocrnt of tllo
oil school, md Is SO yet. Iegc Is Ills tribute
To Garfield:
"IutlEc, you know Gen. 6]nrantf well. Would
yo,"hject TO giving your rstmate of hIinf'
~ ltvy no desire to ad4 nnytllng 70 my pub
w,s true, and is trnn. with gouar!' 10 thg Credit
Nablllcr transaction, l1lye si,itl, ami nlwlys
1 liz rs !l aot IT, H. }a wd s "s io ny n.y.
thing else: watuhcd tho ,!csrlnrnent Of the
!nyest1Entton' sn ~as III @ot r. ,hat to atSr
hands wcro Glenn IN that, trnnsnctlon, as llu ai-
ways t1s kc]'t them, but he ..ntor;,u,atsy ,
guilty hid who pxDuEtt.l {lnkGS ANTS to Rtytnr
, 1880-09-04
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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NJ ltArf.-1N ADvANCE-fnsTAHE r,lErAIn.
1,.,,v ctttI,n unu .rnr 8l2,0N
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fisiv nrd tlly Utly observation-disclosures. 11.Tts
fssesss ~ 1nmr ttfr mnith ...,.,, ,..,.,,, 1.M5
.nstAv rEmrs,{ny and MAI =, nor yenr,. 800
StrTtny WEnn 1i{nY Ht1t Ffi,ny, tee ycnt. 41,SND
EntNTl1sJ of Sunday. ff-i,nac edIt!1Eper JeNr sn
Any other day. rsr ycar.. A.oV
WEEKLY f:t,tT1ON-rOsTfAfn.
so. .,r% nor vcn+ 1.50
Club Of f0fs
Club nj
Spcc!men copies sent free. ......
Jvn loAt-Unlco address in full, Including etate hnd
County. ....
iaomtttnners mar bp made essr by draft crpsess
rost. .p1co oner or In rcelstcrpd letter. ut out ssk
10 CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
pay, ,del,voen suntay excepted. ~ ccnts per week.
pallJ, delivered aundny included 10 cents nar Woek.
Adlfusa rftE Tll.HuNN COMPANY.
Corner Madison nnd lfcaroos,.sts. Chicago ILL
, 1880-09-04

SEvEllAL rnttor destructive fires were re-
ported ycssertlay. ifrte Elils, n. u, Ind n
*1N,neU trc. th.kur's liItot, In TINT city, III
which wns loc.,fc,l thu upsra.1laus1 md tel
oihcr buildings, was destroyed 'l'lla Insurance.
OIL tho burned Buildings Ia estimated NJ $1avhL
thu Cincinnati t1.rrtilHo fnutory Ut Anderson,
Harris 4 To-, Il binak .a1,nrt, nt,l Two snl
buildings In tho vicinity welo destroyed.
4 KrIli warehouse Mt Washington Etlrilcrs, Aia.
t.scttn County, CAi.. cr,tn!ntnH nl0N sucks Ut
wheat a,lL bhrley. was burned, Involving II toss VI
$4jUUUJ. Tho orR.1l-factury Of 4. II. ChnsH, Mt
NurwAlk. O.. wns destroyed. Tho loss Ia csi-
mated ut *15,n0. Nenrty loo men ars thrown
out Ut employment In consequence nj tho coil.
migration. A rmpcr tnn,iufautury.at Falmouth,
Enrlanl was destroyed. nil! two llrcn,rn PER
!stcd in tho tlu.lcs Tic loss Is estimated ut
$t1lNU.
, 1880-09-04

Meylckersx Thcntrcs
Ainhlson street, hGtwGBn StAtE Hl'h Heafbo8n. All
tho Kngo." AfloCnoun md evening.
, 1880-09-04

This CottcovIl.c lsntnl Of a.easns arc fair arcct
mGta OF thoir c!hss, and nf tho Southern mttI,s
who 1ostrs tho clcctlun of f1nncock. They do
nut intend that there ehnl 10 n e!Hnco to c1llCct
votes oven with bnyanrts. Their tttcN Ia to
count out sumo votes by tho ai uf tho shotgun.
, 1880-09-04

THE MOTTO for the campaign Is at last ous
Gen. Grant h!,nsole hath sa!d it; =
We should nevcr l,e beaten until oynry m1n ~
wf,0 coIlIts, 1r represents thlse whit, cu!lst .hs
tho enumeration, 10 gtvo representation y. ~ ~
Electoral CullexU, cAn uuat bis yntg JUS ~ IA IA
pcAgoa and can hayo tt counted just ~ w
G4lak It. ..
: Keep TINT sentence standing Ills tho tr1t.' ~
and The plthlest thing yut aulu iu this cusnpa'st
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-19

PolsoNsD LErrucE-PARIs GREES.--Ten per
sons, eight Of whom were members Of one family
and the remaining two visiting relatives, were
poisoned on Saturday last. ut william'pOrs, Pa,
from eating lettuce. All Of them, with the exceP-
ton Of two Of the sons were reported at the last
adviees to be seriously III. The physicians that
were called in found evidences that the poisoning
was from Paris green, aud the theory IL that the
lettuce probably grew near potato patch on
which the poison had been used. We cite these
facts for the purpose Of passing on them some re-
marks On the danger Of persons using inconsider-
ately this poisonous substance. IL b very gcner-
ally undefstood that Paris green Is the only
agent known % entonologists that will efectually
Kill the Colorado beetle, or potato bug, a. u Is
popularity called, and whose destruction of the po-
iaio vines has caused Of late years such heavy
losses to growers of that crop. The method Of
using this deadly poison Is 20 mix with II an equal
proportion IL hour, and 10 dust the mixture over
the vines while the dew IL On them. IL proper
precautions are used and the busting takes place
while the air il calm, no harm will ensue. The
vines will be sayed and experience has shown
that the tubeTs u the potato are not affected by
the poison. Unfortunately, there are inconsider-
ate persons Who have Fotnetimes undertaken, when
the crop l. large one, 10 facilitate the busting OF
the vines by scattering the poisonous mixture
broajcast, aud IL. ia this case. they should hap
pen u make an overcast and - sprinkle the al
joining vegetable, the danger 81 eating them, "
they be cabbage ~ lettuce y very great for the
loisan ,sts within the fslds e the leave. and
even by washing eznho, be easily dislodget.
similar peril may arise from dusiing potato vines
after the sind has risen. for With bat light Wind
the lpahie duet Il the mixture may be carried
over other part u the garden ~ truck patch
We state tkoss fact hos, bseaass there Las besh
too much oaFsestnsss exercised IN che Use ~ tbs
very dangerous compound. aud the uOnder 70 that
more eases q poisoning similar u that which hAs
occurred a; WilliAmspSf; have not been reported
PcfLAls, ia .thsr Instances, illnesses have arisen
~itLssi Their cause beng suspsctsd. TLis ssssoh
the potato bug u sAid a. have attacked, 10 cone
oAses. ID. leave. u .gs pl.ht. aud it has tssE
sgggssisd that they. To. b. sprnbisd vita fAr'
green. Nothing -ssii b. more iaGgefvsf Ba'-
f.as.F.