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Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-24

EUREKA !-"Another Querlst," a
correspondent of the NeaoS, and the
editor of the News, have found the
root of the whole trouble, and know
Just exactly where the Gordian knot
ought to be cut. All the difference
in the outset between Georges Creek
and Clearfeld is at the mines, wher Q
these Goals ought to "Stat equal. "
And this sapient notion can not be
"glossed over, confused or cleared
away"
We often wonder why that in the
philosophy of trade capital always in
sists that revolution shall go back
ward that the tendency Of reduction,
which is downward, should always
60 upward. Strange, but so it is.
Now, what difference does it make
as to etarting-points if we reach de-
sired results? Suppose we begin
with equality at the mouths of the
company officers and go gently down
the series to the mouths of the min-
ers and accomplish the same object in
more legitimate way, with how
much better grace could an appeal
be made to the last Indispensable fac
tor Of blood and muscle to join in the
great procession of reduction
But, no; there is no showing Of
faith by work" or demonstration OF
precept by example. In this case
the Clearfeld rate Of mining is the
ehallowest sham that could have been
Devised to extort contribution from
these people to the raj'roadsl That is
all there is OF it and "no sort nor
amount of inquiry" evasion or dis
tortion, "can gloss this over, confcse
it, or clear it away Turn the whole
matter any way you will that is the
first and last, irresistible conclusion.
A theory something like this i'm
presses US: In short time the Eew
road will be completed and equipped
for carrying coal, The days which
mark its progress measure the dimin-
ishins length of the reign OF a mo'
nopoly which has sucked and fattencd
upon the life-blood. of this r4gicn.
The certain losses Of carriage, and
rates of carriage through competition,
mast be mdemnifed partially at least.
The Cumberland and Pennsylvania
management has merely taken time by
Tie foreIcck-to make all the money
it can while it has the sway, and pro-
vide something for future funeral ex-
penses.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-24

LABOR and transportation rates
equalized, this region has no compet-
itor,
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-24

MANY writers have fixed the birth
of our Savior as "the dividing line Of
history" The Nea0S fixes it in
"Marcb, 1879" years later.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-07-24
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Tribune Building, New York
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, 1880-08-16
LOCAL CRIME.


AL Ml3Caskl1AN fIt1USs
,,res.',,an w. ooe,,na,;n, ,nos nrr"sta voa.
..sIs.. ~ . ~ ..' 1o.t ""S "'ea''u
tefdhy forenoon ny OhsceF Cfa'tier, OF tile
West Lake Street Stntlnt,. at tho Instance Of
=. u; W1lkitisoll, ct lol? alGtlron Street, On
nt,,nu ~, o. ,s HI s aGW Mu a"ES H. HIT ses
t@St"n3 @ aeats @ ilSinStiit iii NV iaee'
"'iu n''et "ie" " sn"1 Nv I''" "t'hohe e'teet'
narglnrs infested tho I}fevoort House Sat
rrtiny night and yesterday The Intel l,roprlc-
anil n iickclI,latcti wntcli, another a hunting
cnscd silver watch and 94;i c;lsIl, n1M yet mr.
other n silver wntcl, and ST Il, cslslI 1}ctng
n!Inblo to open tho t|ours to tho ruu.t.s with
either nipmrs or keys. for tho rrason TINT tho
aonIs Mefc !, oni!et ~ ta ttsinc, 1he th'eses
e''''''bcAc" ~ oFei e"o tiA.lao'ha'
Daniel Murphy, proprietor of n safoon Mt
No. a00l State street, wns arrestrd ut 10::}0
lnat oy,el!!k anl locked up nt the Twenty-
saultlng John Wiley, of No. 4Ut, Sintc street.
'rhn complainant Nllcees that while himself
md several others were engaged in p)nytug
cards for tho drinks III 3[urp}1y's salmon i
dispute arose as 10 tho payment. The sa-
lunh-lcrpcr lost Ills temper, and knocked
Wiley down several times.
John pricster aud Charles Monroe were
caught :c1lnlNE D!lt Of Thomas L. GimDre's
patE, nt No. MI Jefferson street., ntter they
lad rited thc easll.rnwer Of It's contents
llquor linttIes, When Otllrcr WilliaIn Casey
niicinntch to arrest them, ulle drew II Long
blndeh tocket-lsnfe and attempted to r[p
him open, hut tile n!ficcr knocked Ills arIn
rowerIcss by n blow from Ills bnton, Both
were llnnlly lodged at tic station.
TIN, IL y Tu,,n,,x ' m.r WY IN ,"c coy,,ns rGe "
" i. - - ,G"HH"f hCN WV eusnc', u
, 1880-08-16

nsothcs whltn n.nn living on tho North llranch:
M m hen" Ir"9 r. NJ tc hIs Gaf sirfn nv NJ
iio aercs inr si.I0i ii Hnl,l: Cani. lt!nga,1ry
ha' ssse ssoo lnil a'yay MI H. ''nally n",,Eht It.
IN lA,7 IL tl,e M nc',ern' M added tho investment was
X rrr"rcr. happening to meet MI. onrlon s.
I1rhiata tho .'ts,erslay elnsc t9 him 4, reference
RECOLLECTION If II wn<. Said ~. t!uhb,'!,i:, ~
!nlixht Tint rrorer.y from kinRs!;ury IN 1ss..
yeats Msi On t,,,y. mud ha1 Ind ~ consllsribie
i :oe} dnai ii tint ,lnc. was brcakfnst,riF
have Rnt q ,hG tdlo. and w'lnt 10 lny Il AWAY
~ ny family. ! mn growing. as yo,, nee. !.
@ !%1fs yo.ss f. d waa T. q ays s 1T IT, pS'fy yS"t St
tsaiely invested. wish yon would tHke eharKes
ct ror mo- ! said. l;'ok hcre: ILL.,. d9n't want
Ghe"ye ta % os si 'as sa "sEssa know f NV
VIZ m nr1ny olllcer. nm here t9-tlay. and 10;
somewhere oiso md who VIII take canrs .f ~
propcrty for ,nG whlle ! a.n go:,G7, 7 Lett, :ni;i,
si &irsn4y Mt "wnis y t%SG 90 IL " saa
have unouxh To lnok nfsrr With my nwn , n,
fn'rs, md. bcacs that. ssio.,I!n': eare TO- i,ut
Eonl rnnn WHO will t.pls nrtrr tho pnpcrty for
YOU. will do TINT :, much 29 c:,Mittlon n i.n,
thu yo nuke nuke ciF w. tnt n y s ~ yn,,r ~ y. ,, trilst
Ind Tilt yo Viii syer selj il ,,Fhnt i exac.iy
tln.f suncttt!y here sntd l. 'whu vii! tako lin
Iutcrost In thu land and ltmk after It tor yau.
Se, bo,lght fur him fhe lot M tho cor,irr us
t.lnrk nN.l 1sainsnlph. md The property IN South
Walter strcrf, anil tI,nsu thirty acres MI The
North 11rnnch called kina*ln'ry.s At!.ltt!on; III.
teen 3enrs atfcrwnrla. fcntc'1thnt knrsti1sranch
scnso expired wanted i, a'uy i IF kn.4h,try:
hit l,r snkl ,o he wouldn't SCI! IT. nn reminded
purchase waa n,n.lc. NY chll.ircn.' anl! i,e.
'a,ro not ~ ny" ye'. aft1 nm going to stick to
MY pro.nIs,. a.nl nut soil Tho property niso
I.icie. in: r.. bought ntno lots for him: Ile
WINS killed subsequently l,y soldier Mt Greer,
sctti,! ,ip the catnte. lle toaht ~: his sisters
right. giving her tho old fpr,n In Vermont. ind
tint waF the foundation Of DR.. John II. Fosters
fort,till.h
, 1880-08-16
OH 10.
A FOIlt.utlN HOPE.
Special Dtspateh 10 tn Chttdeo Tribune.


Special Dtspateh 10 1h Chicago Tribune.
CotuMuus, O., Ang. 15.-1n response to
MI enrneat cali for n meeting Of the Central
l1ancock aud EnEltsl. Club 10 meet at Tho
Democratic headquarters Inst night, Int two
lWrs0liS put I'll a1t appearance. Tl1ls luck Of
Interest III uho Success Of tho Democratic
candidates ut Lfo Stnto Capital has bren n
source nj much annoyance to tho lea.llng
statesmen Of the party, md has been nnni-
fest for some time. Tho Capital, Demo
crat1c organ, III an editorial this morning
mournfully says:
It il mt very rrr1ltnblo To tho Democracy OF
tho Capital City Of Ohio That only twp men
too Il, tho very helrt Of tho city. And It Il vf-
Identity plain to NIL Wilt, arG nut totally birt TINT
Etnld many Ut our Democrats are s.)rt III hf.rt,
n!tl tlgtcrllnctl to tli All TINT lies lit th0r
power tn defeat gertnn candidates IN the DciiD-
ctntIc State md ntillts ticket Mt tho cntt1tnE
aictt!on. The Republicans havc nlrentiy orEati-
!zr! Unrlcha clubs Il, every ward mud township
IN tho city nnd cntsnty., willie thu Democrats arr
likownrn, aud Nrc letting tac t,rKanf1inK ut
wnr,1s anti tuwtlshps g0 by tlefRllit. Our ln.1lf
NrntbrrAtl0 10 hctdhtonns nre 81 Jealous OF ench
Othur that Tiny nre et on Al lowing M One to
tnkc hnll Of thu rcnB AMI bring things !nt0
st,tne sort Of shnpe for Rction. II snmtthlnE ia
1ciHtanlnE nnlonE our nen,oCraie 10 war-hHrAes,
tho 1lr.nocraltlc Ticket will bo seriously gntlan-
Ncrvd.
Perhaps the reunion Ind a depressing cf-
feet OIL the splits Of tho Democracy. mid 1t
,llay yet be necessary for Senator Thurman
to reni'frtn Ills admiration for tho soldier
SthtCynlnl1.
, 1880-08-16

nms'o or saies, nf "s ns amy,,hE; w., ,h.;;, n
tin hn w" trcr ~. s.9 , III IN rriaHr @ v,,ie
fn"t 81 ,nt"rvais ntt cxr""iE Er In,Ir uIm,tr,..
t,,,,i tf,n rn,,nv in,f riiim,s ut.nti",nu viii n
am,tw roi1nr nr,i IL" onc.ns, r.stnrhr mi r
fi,,nnt ftnrStos. nni H. ,m,t 1,n,nn win tho
ronm mil ti,', hidt ~ sir}s,., II. MIL tj, rntio
MAN viii ' ,ha s,rriirS ~ XII md trim,,tri,nr
ttrit,: % anl tho I pcnjs1an viii TIC @ eencr"I ex.
,,,,iis, wttr,nti1,n nnti ihur,ie,stTcEEft milk.
tri,r,prs yvrrn Ill ti,nso 'N'''' '''''''
Thcn "I thc In,,iea, r,terc ans the lnrue 1n,,y
viii, n hr;,i"nt nnrnrf and sninmn III viii,
r.tiof ,i INV Will. nsor. ,,,l1s,,tn r. s"n hn,,
thov werc roIfv Il, riny tho ilcxt tilnc, md
wo;'ldnt as1swsr aucstians flioro sletlni,y thu
i,s - i,ni mi win sTfn,Iwi Ia IN, in h;irrv Il,
Eli G nH M nj, I n', hgssrs m:s ov"e ,a9 snc. s'
@ ;hius slat happcnc,l wsck ,,yo; tic s.,in yo,,nr
ihr r},,nn rG,,nw fn,sr Viii, /, tr,,suco,Is 1ocnrt
mi stt 10 cn,} II ' "ti,n;rrt.. Ettrn wos nisn
tie nssyo,is ,ady r M s:;!r!axe: wh% p!!s,! Hqs
vSSy ,in,n thc hnrsc ind fen his anrs. II,
4rai ai' '"dv ~ w,i fifth g,asn. @ Gs w,s .c III t Ing
s!IEht foreisn, decent. md ,'iiseovsrNt eysry
thnmna Evsr. "r"r xf' ,n;,, I ,,r.tticr "ni tSo
jnlfy lndy w,1u ln,,ufe,i trI,kIlnnly mt; co,1o
iaxIo,isy every lnIt minute. NIL !'sl'sl vIp"f.
hnr yciT % i,nn crrav nvnr u,f ,;,,,t NV - ~ ia"sf
Tj,ct, tic rirla THnc wns s liz, iii lint w1r,.
Cnthrs. nf,Tl tnn -ri jkrt ssr Inr hair mni
wrc ri stnrkn.,i M NIL III tto III tmt nrntc,;
hcr hnir md wJ1ru etrlnrtt stncktnrs: a,,'i tho
fs s,1. u, @ Nv wrc l "t.c,1 XVIII stknus pTrs Thst W. Wn.
II" III tfmt r,.,iS,i NH thc Wri ,hnt ,i,nt.
tic gir thot rt,swct Gun, nr,l n,sir m secret of
ta II at1 sot t 1 r., wh sc nw ,rs. au thr ,s
wirf will fI,n xtt,rt ,1rss: fn hntrs.t iii
with 1hn ,ircninY cyr. III rn,j. j.hnIrr1 ,Iirl viii,
,irn,i,,t ~, ~ t tto III TT ,t, IL @
r,vlv nvi,n,i gi,rsrnni thn .sjr1 witl, thn him
, 1880-08-16
WHY lie QUIT IRELAND.
Tho Experience or Ono EMiErnnt,
Which lInx Escel tho Lot OF 1Iuuy.
kttp York Sun.

Tho Experience OF Ono IsMiErant,
Which lInx Esceti tho Lot Of 1Iuuy.
Ntp York Sun.
A Btalwnrt anu manly Irish peasant Of neat
appearance anil scdnlo bearing wns stumbling
near si,le-toor Of Castle Garden. lie Ind
cuu.c from Galway and tho flninc. liz re-
nark T. rgtsr .t m a 1 hSsf i
TINT thu fnlliIilu had cntc1i np MI AlsrrDpcrty,
Once In circumstances almost comfortable,
he lla sold l!is pga ani i!ts cattle to procure
provisions. Its gov. its iast possession, l,ad
America. IFS fA,uily bcll!nd Him wern lett
dependent upon tho bounty of tho Relief
IL seo what M Immigrant, might say, tho
old la.1d. Lecktntng Tho reporter aside, the
Immigrant .tlrow from Ills pocket q l;rge
sheet Of blMe paper. It hid tileso words
prinsed ai0'!g t!le top Of tho page:
"Clvft Till cjcctllunt for MOn-payment Of
rent where ono ,yo*r's rent Is tIuc.n",
II was nh ctGctnlent notice, Il bore tho
nnrno tf the landlord, nlul required tho pay
n.snt q t%o s ysars M r; ren IN ,'ils lnstance to
l!uI'!ing q IS and halt acfes l,ati been III
galway, In tho little hamlet of clounsllenll.
One landlord owne.l MI tho land tho llttle
settlc'sient was bnl upon a'l'l lin Ind served
wr'ts # e5eetmeIlt ,npon tho q. Whole vlllnfo.
tho tris1 neasant ~ ,iattcr Of dispute, thp
writ Of ejcctn!ent, served upon lifts t'nni.
grant showed tint i,o patd over ~ per ncro-
$40 MI nero for ground In tho wet boys OF
Galway!
Thu reporter asked tho man whether ilc at-
tended tho great political meetings III Ireland.
Iis SIa h9t s @ as atsls every peItca
many, neopIle tlltln't know anytMlng," snld
lle. '''till tho ncetlngs begun. tbs people
landlords nsked tho people to give up tllcir
potatoes. Thu ag'tasors toll them not to Ito
p!o wonld have starved II tllcylla.l p.ld their
reut.h
"Wl,o WIS tho finest speaker anong tho
ngItatora?n asked tho reIMrtGr.
.".,Ol,, .MlelnmI Davltt,'' replied the man,
with enthusiasm.
:" Did the great public gatherings put cour-
nEo il,t9 tho psso',pln; DO they ef!ngn to tho
mo-. s!r;, they defy the landlords now"
responded tbs Immigrant, "'rhe meetings
tll pnt courage into tlu neopte.''
This nlall's father had lived fifty years Ill
tic cottaga Ills son occupied. ntM Ind res
cucd from the bog the laild from which his
soil was Grlcte1,
, 1880-08-16


West South Park yusturduy AFTERNOON WIS .
sccnc of quiet p'casurc, to which Il largo band
!el by IDhuny IlAt,d IN no litto n,ens.re CON.
trltutal. From @:N Until & t. III. tho avenues
md hnulcvards wcr0 crowded With vehicles uf
ususy description. each tnu with Eny partps,
GO t1,nt whun, ut 1 o'0look preclhc,y, johnny
waved hin little batot and the two hundred
pouudsr with the oonvoluted basa let oil u pre-
iimlhaFy md fearful snorl. tie grounds wore
fairly alive.
Thor0 waa Jnst q trltlo too muuh putllnesa and
FtTulHnc1 It, tho wind to ro1lder tho dAy perfect,
but wtthal tho air was deiiciously cool and
pracing.
IT was Liberty lIa,t, aga high and low, rich
Qnd ToDr, wer0 there, mid thor6 WIS no lint
drawn anywhnrc. There wero tho sucn, for III.
stance. There wAa the rnund ut,d np1pIccttc
gentleman with three. chlHs and a turtl-duwf.
eallar,. who lnukcd Us .l,',uxh he haiu't bud
Ssny ss E@ a.5 - ssor xo,a "a
icsd tic mold oithor Ii, % sartio-wSrsy psa "e aa
,1astlR , matcha Ee!-
pcaraneo of onD VIM swnso solnotInea,-n zen.
i't'nnn tllHt ytnl1tt'nen utr xssuld of, Ml,I
light !n,.~is' shurt. thu roly -poiy prnticuan
Of reai wel9nt III tho community. 11.nru VIA
tue ta!l. slllli gentleman WIN, lovkcd like ha wiz
and .ha hablt Of binkli.s when - slnlitd aui
inn,iently vtopluyctt-a gentleman of s!dIinx
fur dialant Etrts and u hnppy knHpk Of stumb-
ling uyer hahieE,-Iust tho kort IT Kentelnnn. In
lho. In call up rst0ns of folding lntch. keys aud
other lhlugs ctluA!y angular aud shabby. TAsn
THRU waa tae short; chunky gontlotnan With the
ntly glx'tnX TOR u light with solno ono. aud tho
EuttlomaM With thin vn!ce, and rat!rlnx atr,
anu blond0 beard. who sAia g lycx pArdun" frc-
gentleman lx,k!ng for him With club. ami who
vttWct everybody With II quick sn1 suspicious
air OF depreciation, aud didn't seem 10 cu{oy tho
, 1880-08-16
Ohio Democrats Look upon Their
Cause ny q EOrlOrn
Hope.
Georgia Democrats Reject a For-
NAL Proposal for a Fair
Election.
Little Hope Of Unity Entertained by the
Now York Democracy.
John Ko1F Finds It Moro Profitable to
Play Lone Hand'
VIRGINIA..
TIL; DEMOCRACY ALI. TORN TT.

THE DEMOCRACY ALI. TORN t1'.
Special DlJpatel to 7he Chtenuu Tribune.
WASHINGTON, II. e., Ang. l5.-1ieprcscnta-
Tive .JotRenscr. OF Virginia, who is here,
brings very enthusiastic news rs to RCpub-
lican prospects In that Statc. Mr.. Jorgausetl
Is 80 confident, indeed. tat he predicts TINT
Garfield will secure the Electoral yute Of
Virginia. Mr. Jorgenscl,'s confidence.
moreover, Is mt to be ascrbed fully to tho
zcal Of tho Republican party, 1ilasn,uc!l rs IL
leading Democratic paper, In lis issue Of last
Frlday, Is OF tl,e very same opinion. Tho
Standard, Of Abingdon, W., Democratic
pnper published IN Congressional district
TINT l,ns nbuut 1000 Democratic majority,
MI acknowledged respected al,d influential
party organ, In lis Issue Of Aug. II, has this
"vEHr had, hut rnuE."
1t says:
Under tho present ttuntion IT nt!airs IN vir-
9lI!n syn nro frcu to confGss VIZ see III tle pros-
pcet Ut lINtcnele md English carrying tho Stntc.
t e ~ md De e;r etTxy w f t. rhsy M a 'a 0 Wit
Ssiet4er It d IL iavor II tic iteaijusters q
Of tho stA.o IN THO last election. It wns,
reatra &y were str,aht..''it len6lean n u
thls f,lli vnic wero tor tho llrDt-Taycrs, anil
6o.+e5 Tor tle hea'i!1sters. The juno wnrktng
'iljt!stcrR by fusion With tue striyht-ont tc
J,Ihlictins Tint no o,Ie will deny who hns II
sss # sn;s for ts t51t t + s y
1o,m; ThIs WouI.l lenyy tho 1,rht-l -l'.!yers EtA5a
Republicans 10 thoir own ticke. giScs tRc,a H.
wsssIy ThS Sas1p sn'!sn a my S3S f
These without tho ctlpItntiOn tax, ThtS tlE,
, 1880-08-16
NEW YORK.
REPUBLICAN, rREpAnATt0Hs.

AErunl'loA" iMsrAnAl!oSs' rr4 il,'
aPfea' De'pate" 70 INA H"'eaao iF'oaae.
tho COMMITTEES OF Conference III lhis City
thcro hns bcen ,,o nolItiral event M imnor-
u,.'i,. t,a -. i.,.,'n,'a.. a., aa,.ni pn
innco tts !lhely !" ihh"etcc 's'a cllhipalEn' 70
ILLEGALLY tue metroi,o's '!as bcefl III quiet as
National COMMITTEES las, however. been art-
1,.n,, ~ ,nr,. ,,ro,,nrr,- ,nntortais ~ ,o
a., rno,,ar. ,,",tnr thn ,1,rocttfn nf Norsh,J,
1o,rnlI n,,d ,ha, ,asI,u,nont NJ x,,nnror.
.onen, '..'u % ,.,,. saH"' ~ ". olI..Hs.N a.
!hfooEhout tae country u cohs1anl4y n.y.
INF 'haue, nnti espec1hlly III lhoAo otatcs IN
which elections nro sooh to tako place
ChickcrInu iIau OH Sent, Ii will bo nil
t,,,n.l., nfrnir for ,vl,tcl, otah,rut.. nra,,,
. .'s ",.a' ,s',.. ~ aa ,,',,," ns'"
, 1880-08-16


THH TRIBUNE published i,ut week au Inter.
vlcw with Gen. Ward H. lluEuctt, vetrran Ut
tho MuxLean War, and QUO og tho cartier yts!tors
ut Chtcuxo who atull hore few daya on his way
tn tho West. There occurred In tho General "
statements two Or shrs minor ertpss, ,duc doubt
less tnA slip Of momory on his part iIn gtatud
thas whom ho was heTc, Ia 1877. thVre wvsc bu,
Il. Nabbard. Nj. John Ktnzlc, aid another. As
EiAtter at faet. buweyer, there wrro then by
tween 1D mud diA1 peaple III Chicago. Con. burnett
was nlsn ot.lk e!s III ling that the CiYlulrtl
family were scarsd away by The cholera. They
kr!RaI5led hcru uli through that epidemic.
In Inc e0urse ut Gen, nuEuett'Y interview no
, 1880-08-16
ILLINOIS.

apsetai D4spateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
SpntsGplEIp, ILL.,, Aug. l5.-The Democ-
racy Ut Sanganlon County held tnclr long
advertised barbecue and rnlly ut Curran yes
terday, with about l,1o0 persons and n, in
Vulnerable array OF s!do-sl,ows present. The
speakers OF the day were ex-Gov. Palmer,
who made his customary State-rlghts tn!k;
Con. l.. u. Parsons, the alleged "great Or
ganizcr," who told the farmers how much
better 1t was to be an honest farmer like him
self than an ofticel,older; tho lion. James G,
ltobinson. tho Hon. John II. Obrrly, and tho
Hon. William M. Springer. jim Robinson
mado tbs chief haranguo OF the day,
which was made up Of the most
arrant demagngcry, A fair sample OF It's
quality is found hi Ills statements concerning
tho lester-carriers. Ao said the people Of
Springfield weso 50 lazy that they had to have
young men carry tle!r letters to them,
tl!ougl. none ot them ;, iyea no.e r., than lnla
10 g0 several miles for theIr letters, allu tllen
had to pay for thcsa carxlanA Hence they
, 1880-08-16
DEMoClsATs 1.oAsTtyn.

Speetal DlspaseA 10 Tas Chicago Tribune. =,
WASHINGTON. D. c., AUX. 15.-~l'rinht, OF
Indiana, ,SerKcantat-Artls Of tho United
States Senate Is quoted as saying: "non't
worry abont Ind!ann. Wo lIaye that Htntc
all fixed. Our State Is Democratic to tho
core, mud II will give Hancock much larger
majority than It gave Tiltlen. Thu Rrm1b-
lscans may yaunt 10 their hearts content
about discipline nnd victory. We are better
organized ont there than they arc. The
nrgro exodus business doesn't amount to II
pllicl, of sluliT. alll English n1onu Is worth
!llose than nIl Of their Committees combined.
We WILL poll. this e!eclion the largest yotn
oyer known IN the State. and 1t will give us
November, nnd don't you forget it"
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tho matter more ngprnvntthR, nftcr ycnrs Of nt-
rrl hIn tho American. Mt,Erun, rl,t tpr thu HOW
!ic't'ht !iull'lnY.. ThIs w,s luftc through a
broker, hut ts'c fnct wns 10 srnro. i'attnn
property tStHI.nM) which gavo him nm onotu,pus
rr,'lit. Bennett lnwIlnglr ItnId II, lild then
rnih'tnttOf, for intllclInK a,iri terms upun him.
lsnrill1n. however, osliy lnl,ghcd ut thcso ut
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PLATTDEUTsC1I vEREIN.

Ihc RfnnH Pl'ttftcufsCn - IceliVnit unucF
tho auspices Of ttle Low-1urman Society tl'latt-
It,ltseh verc!n}, WIS successfully ts,auyl,ratcd
yesterday, und will continue throughout thu
wick a1d mill nrxt Sunday night. ugdons
Grove, where tho fcstlvHl Is bclhts held, re-
scmhlcl Il Ger,nnn rnlr, ".'ntrn,1rkt." ftnoths
OF all sizes and descriptions hnd betn erected In
every monk mud corner, whcro pcurlc Could Fet
rid ut their surplus cash III very short space Of
time. HcsI.iea tho intlumfsnblc bccr md re-
treatment stands there were number OF shont-
lng stnnJs, fortune Wheels kllte Rn1lcs+ md nil
sorts Ut gambling nu.l betting devices. There
Hcru also huoshs whcre ono Gould purchase
jewc.ry, trtnkcts, nations, ute, In oic tciit tho
RreNt ".I4n.tturec.'.. or whutevcr he called him.
self. ,stoushel the Low 0ertnus viii, hIy 9rsat
inst as # II wis laEer-becr nnd prct2rls.
Prof. Hans Rotert.ts. !" thn presth!lHltateur."
at nnother stant', acuscd the lie out Vi tic yot-
nfet-s. Another ftnt,lse. and probably tho ono
l,cai pn.rsI.1szet!, WIS m orixinal "i!amh4rKsr
o T. oia1s re sa nas was y qui,o sn
origlt!al. hut not "f very tnor.l ehnfncter:
yet tho wonon mud children sec'ntd t. uenloy
kn,l 10 n,1,reh from st,y to show n,ld "blo.v
M the customers. At tho n,lslu stnfltl. which
hn1 l!ccn expressly crcctrl for Thu, ec.:nttail,
tllo acrluntfM OrcAeatrr. NHtlcr the lrndGrShlp
nf Prof. ftns. tllscNtrst1 atoth cDs,ccrt mi.
datlcc music othor novel features tn.' n1ltncr-
were aratteFed 0yor Tho ground.
- A. atai,. 81 o'e,,sk tls Lsna plsy}ci q "Amcr-
MAfu1t 1lAl!HIfOS,
who was to mn'se TUG r.eepiton speech Tho
and tho bEnt played. "S.!c tho CHtgucrl'9 Hero
Comes" Mr.. +. Wnt cshniler. In Il few well
en eaater e:fE t. % aaSor x ef u tha entTa
Mnyor 1larrson commenced, Mt once 10 .ako
that he !s'.s Law IMt.iscsor this .lay. hut ra-
grated he was nut vel! verscd fr tho }.ow ior-
snn't slng!snKe. lIo conid speAk Grranl,. but Of
fthss w q ~G's sseG Ge"0 n ,S so
,'asle ,lse q hia 0ormnn on!y when he had 10
Enaltsh la!HuHrl. iIo WIS. glai 10 sec, them
keep up Thy Traditions of .fAt''erland, and
Epc .so ber w cfts fS to wdq s"9f ske sf
aud cherisns nioeo IL stn inensrIcs THY tsy woa liza
~sYo ] sesss IN i s nrst G1 Gy It Ge sse
[nreat arpla,!so ana eheess.] And rght hers 10
fu.t.". lloll fast to tuclr. memories vi bo,no;
tn1a f9st ~ ,to 70 the nde4 ~ thor sa gn the
Danes aaa thsy ws1e Sai l:att'issitssls yat in,i
s w9n 1ttdotss 3,t oro o . nss9n! , Of
ms. flo lad tccn sl.t'wn letter written to tho
bIss' bEssdsnt sntk e. ,s s"ety Ss hy ,fna1eS M
Hy.npnthy with tho 1r,nsscs Of Gcrlnlns In this
cot1ntry. Tho Low. Gern,ntls wore re!IMnt aud
lollr people. ArEIni with Ills Hrtny 0f Low ~
9.trnisils coin'nnlided hnlt III the victorious
ltousaiis III tho "Teutnh!,rEcr Wnld.' md to
fsg ;s lermS,ny l, was inrt.tG for tts tn'lepen-
knew They f9lt proud Of cnllilR thenscIyca
Alnerleans. l,y cult,vnttne t'olr .ang!!,ago nntl
Amercns, @ md T S Hail tey sS1 x"ro ''s pro % to n'l bu
f'er'nans they. snitst fcal still prnllcr to hu
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manufacturers Of mirrors, l1G and IT'S East Adams
stroot, have contributed handsomely u tho dec
Grafton Of tho oamp, by providing each ient
with mirror FREQ Of charge.
Their literal offer to tho Committee to deco
rntn tho Exposition building with mirrors was
accepted, and they will place tho glasses In POSI-
ton bUfor1 tho reception takcs plAcc.