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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

marbles in america the site for the Obegk the Siva
law. aud variety Of ~ her topics.
snam Bu-hght-A ludicrous afRair that some Span
iards SUPERINTENDENT which Was a ma fa3utf
Theatrical Msce any -NOtrs about promn'nt actors
ami actresses. both Europe and The UH "a -s1ies'
including u ~ Nelson. EiwIn Booth Joln Mccnliongh.
DO ijesSa, ana manl Others
fut Is brought g. East. together with my Tar
about market supplies household notes. ana ncn" iD'
A Family Parts A story condensed from volume Of
STORES oy Mabel Collins.
Knitting and Crochet
Science for me People
Religious Intelligence and Current Ie.soGs Opinion.
Bits Of Criticism.
Garfeld's Sc Oiarshlp
A Glimpse ~ the Queen.
Mo-iem suOpTstiIOIs.
story % an bmD Ella.
The Emperor Ivan In 1910.
a story ~ James Buchanan
A Breakfast with Gamuetta.
kfeaks of r mon ~ PARIS.
Prince and Brewer
General Garfield. Discipline.
Monkey Lite ID INDIA.
The news Of the day is Indicated IN the following
summary:
FoREIGN.-Tbo London cable dispatch TO TIE rRID-
UNE saws that great anxiety u felt ~ Eng
land about affir In Afyhanistan; the Savage
Club gave notable dinner 90 American actors on
FRIDAY night; Irish need may now o" consul
cred past == In the PTs cable dispatch the
career Of Lady Susan Talbot is described. -
Owing % the poor harvest W France the President
of the French senate Leon say, Is IN favor OF re-
mission Of taxes. 80 dispatch from Cabni
states that portion of the British Army there VIII
Sultan of Turkey II inclined 10 cOncede the claims
Of Montenegro fof home territory. 80 Prince
Leopold and The Princess Louise sailed for Europe
yesterday.
DoMEs Ic.-InvestIgations into the embezzle-
ments of Deputy Collector Boone. Of Brook
yn, show them to have extended over
citement IN Georpa the murder of
anticipated at the election ia Alabam& to-
morrow. - The eleventh anniversary
of the first religions exercises at Ocean
Grove took place Saturday. - Saratoga
and Long Branch hotels are crowded. IL
The season at Newport "a prosperous one. -
Colonel John Hay delivered an address on the " Bal
ance Sheet Of the two Parties at Cleveland. -
The saratoga races ended Saturday Inc
meeting has been successful one. -
Secretary Evarts has received from
sydney the full list of awards made at
the Exhibition there. - Crop reports show shat
the weld of wheat Is above the average Ia most ~
the States of the Northwest.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Gencral Garfield VIII ar
rive 20 attend the conference If Republican leaders
at $40 Wednesday evening -= Dr. ran
ner Is determined not 10 give No;
ms weight Yesterday he same
as on Friday. = The c0ilrr-dam at
the scene If the late HUDSON River Tunnel
disaster ii ed win water Yesterday. -
The Department of Public Buildings was finally
abolished. The so-called Bull dgnt" Afforded
much amusement. =-= BaibO still hopes for u
commutation of BIS sentence
Copies of the paper may still be had at IHE
TRIBUNE counter. or by mail. Price cents.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUyE.I


by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Aug. Tables have been pre-
pared at the Treasury Department, in compl ance
with a request from some committee Of the House
at the last session Of Congress, showing the
amounts Of Government bonds purchased by the
Government between the years 1sf4 and 1860, and
the premium paid thereon. The aggregate puT-
chases are shown 10 have been $jO5S3, 800, at an
average premium Of l p per cent.
The highest premium paid was upon per cent
bonds purchased IN the year 1s54-21 per cent ;
the amount so purchased being $1,000, 600. These
bonds had twentythree years to run.
The purchases of the LATER years seem not to have
been made from the surplus revenues Of the Gov
ernment as al purchases at the present day are
made but from the balances the Treasury LAID by
10 meet current expenses. The balance wac reduced
bv this means from 500, 100000 in 1893, TO
- 600 600 IN 1858. No transactions Of large
amounts were made later than 1888, but IN that
wear several purchases were made az rate OF 10
per cent premium.
a somewhat remarkable lack of foresight on the
part of the Secretaries of the Treasury Of that
period is shown in the fact that within fifty DAYS
from the date of the last purchase at IL per cent
premium, of bonds having ten years TO mature, the
Government wac compelled 10 provide Tor current
expenses by new issue of interest bearing Treas
ury notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
Values.
Principal artieleG
1880. [ 1879.

In the year 1851 previous TO the adoption OF the
steamboat laws. there about LOO steamboats,
running Ia the West out OF which number siItysiI
were lost with an aggregate loss Of 62S ves Ia 1879
there we're upwards OF 1890 steamboats, running Ia the
United States half large again as
Hose running 1881 and at least Ave times the mum
her OF carried AID there we're only niue
teen boats and It's lives lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
4 cLERGYHAY CHARGED WIrR FORGERY

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-The Rev. 7. B.
Miller Dean Of the University OF Medicine aud Surgery
was arrested tonight while going TO church. upon the
charge of forgery preferred by John Morris city editor
OF The Ph iIadeiphia Record who, in February last
bought for s25 certificate authorizing him practice
medicine The alleged forgery consists In ante dating
= series OF lecture the time of granting the
oertacate aud writing or tho professors on
gnem Ar Miller will have haAgsng Ia tho morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
) folio wing candidates


The last Legsaturr was Democratic Oy . majority III
the Senate and 90 majority in the House. The Repub
state Convention held last May did not nominate
ticket left the State Coz mtee the question
representing candidates the people. Last month
rescntauves OF the Independent Greenback Labor
parties nominated ticket adopted platform.
and the Republican State Committee has recommended
the ticket to the Republicans. The PLATFORM which is
Greenbick platform, Is not supported by the Re
Dubhcons aud Independent Democrats. but their sup
port IL given to the Independent ticket, with the hope
that honest elect may secured by the defeat o.
the regular Democracy. In recent address the Repub
lean Committee says: \ Democratic legislature has
de iberately made laws and failed to make laws in
order that elections shall be farce and that
caucus committee Of the Democratic party shall be the
supreme tribunal for the selection OF State and
county officers. the Independent and Greenback
declared for elections Ihls is ali
ask. Because without his all else Is nothing. We must
power 10 before need 10 dct,r
VIII cast ballots We
rely upon resources for our liberation.
We for relief beyond tine borders OF our own
STATE. The great Republican party OF the NATION mas
long since declared Its inability ana unWhIngnrss 10
help Our degTadaIi0n. oppression, ensave-
may result our Northern brother can and does
bear misfOrtuncs IN fOrutude and compacrncY.'
The election laws o. Alabama provide that the kenuhl-
cans shat snare III ne appointment on election nspec-
tors spirit OF me law violated nv the appoint
ment OF Republican inspectors who neither read nor
wute Tne canyassng of the vote ms been taken out OF
hands local authorizes and placed 10 the hands or
q board presided by the Governor The opposition
Alabama fears under Jne latter provision the
be q iucutly counted, but Is hoped tnd5
united of a the clements opposed % the regu-
Lar Democracy VIII be too great 10 De npeTed WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE August q a. n.-The tendency in
the was downward but the changes
were slight. Clear and fair weather prevailed. The
temperature ranged ca ana 900 the average
GGIio being 49, lower than ON the corresponding day
last year and 2la' higher than on Saturday.
Cooler clear and partly cleudy weather with slight
chances OF occasional showers. may be expected III this
and Vicinity bo-daN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
socialist SUPPORT FOR WEAVER.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1.-The National
Secretary the Socaisuc Labor party whose Office
this city, announces that the National Executive
Committee OF lcialisc Labor party mas received
from General Weaver letter declaring his approval OF
~oclasric and resolution adopted Dy the recent Ma
toua Convention Ot the GreenbackLaoOr party al Ch-
cagO believed TO be entirely ssti,acOrY, and is
goy TO give HIM the support Of aOor anu land reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
FArRBANKs scALEs IN RUSSIA.

Every ten years an agricultural exhibition
ie he 81 a. R-a, k,s, I'M port go port oh tue baitc
The exhibition which las just Os.d was the largest OF
ia and ever aed IN Russia Tlir.anks scales We're yep
resented IA large assortment ani carried oi me mghe-
prza a- th had done a Few weeks before h the rAIiui
lr b, ore tle Russian Imperial Technical Society al
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

THE REPUBLICAN. GREENBACK AND INDEPENDENT
DEMOCRATIC PARTIES TO SUPPORT ONE TICKET
AN Effort TO SECURE HONEST ELECTIONS.
State and county officers, a full House of
Representatives, onehalf of the Senate. and Judi
clal officers VIII he elected IN Alabama to-day In Ken
ucky county and judicial officers will be chosen. The
tickets before the people III Alabama are
posed Of the folio wing candidates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
NOMINATED ZOE CONGREss.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-The GTeehbackers Of
the XIIth Missouri District have nominated John NJ
LONDON Tor Congress.
Tor Press Comments on Honcocss Of Acceptance
Ihfrd Pl0e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

Give Prompt Attention and Treatment at
tsl- .e1-0r or e year 10 an Affections a. he Bowels.
snc s Diarrhoel C4O.crs MOrbus. Dy.sutery. &c. by
fsI0 D. lirpe'S CtrninauYe B3.H1u yen VIII obtain
immediate RELIEF frJn COZ paints. and soon dIlVs
them rom the ~ st-W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS ror he , IS. q Ao,Ts.

Synopsis ror he 7ts . Ao'UG
WASHINGTON. August 2, l a. m.-The bar
ometer is highest in North Carolina and lowest over
Lake Huron Occasional rain has fallen In all the
districts except in the Atlantic States The tempera-
ture has fallen IN the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
Valley and has risen in New England and the Lower
Lake region Northwesterly winds prevail IN the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, and essterly
winds in the South Atlantic States elsewhere they are
sOutheTly.
JHdtcIttoHJ.
For the Middle Atlantic states increasing cloudiness,
occasional rain southerY winds, stationary or higher
temperature. lower barometer.
For New Ems gland increasing clOudness possibly oc-
casional ram southeast 10 s0uhw Winds stationary
or lower temperature and barometer.
CdntiOnaTV Signals
Cautonary signals continue from Barnegat to Cape
Henry.
cAL,L -. , A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
IMPORTS FROM ENGLAND.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The following state
eni showing exports Of the principal articles o.
British and Irish produce and manufactures from the
United Kingdom 10 United states during the six
months ended June 80, 1880 compared with the cor
responding period Of 1879 has been furnished by the
chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

Uses OF CARBOLATE OF A5IMONA.-Some OF
the French physlcan- have used TO much advantage 10
appears. the carbolate o. ammonia FOR malignant pus-
tue or cnaroou Tie article Is applied first as causte.
and then administered internally dose or fifteen to
thirty grains 10 twentyfour hours In one instance.
according 20 La Nature. four butchers were attacked
with malignant pustue derived from Injected cattle;
TWO were taken TO hospital, a1d 90 being treated
with carbo'ate OF ammonia. were cntMei} cnIen IN
reasonably short space OF time. Yle tne others. wac
were treated at hone by the ordinary methods sue
---.-LLu 4. M
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Inches
90
2qij

Ts sAromsnea variations n aus ey ~ n.aot
divisions dine
manisht line osconshy
The mercury The broken dor line represents tas
variations emDsraure Indicated tina Thermometer ~ lauI
PEarm M hroaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

casualties for the sake of stimulating Republican
sentiment in the North argues a degree of patriot
ism their part quite unknown outside of Ala
hama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

General Hancock's letter Of acceptance was
variousir commented on by the visitors at the
rooms OF the Republican National Committee on
Saturday. The general opinion seemed to be-that 1t
was a very commonplace document, dealing a good
deal ia ger.ralities. but committing the author 10
nothing M particular. "Whv,' SAID one gentle
man 10 - oout on par with the compositions
with which we were all familiar IN our schOOlbOy
DAYS. Il is much such document as one would
expect from % man who has had no experience III
leQIAI moi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
politiral Noiires.

Campaign Eauipaeuts Of all kinda manufactured and
HERMAN FORCE. ass Broadway. N. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.
COMuEEI, AT TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEMO
CrATs-REASONs FOR DELAY.


CDATs-REASONs FOR DELAY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The Democrats here are
ina .t4.e of surprise over the Hancock letter That
part about the Cons tuition and State ghts seemed
familiar 10 them. but not striking. The only ex-
panat.on they make of how he came 20 wait SO long
T. tell them so little is that Mr.. English was not
ready TIE laughter at the ponderous document Of
The Latter is not confined 10 the Republican ranks.
Tie remark is common that 1t evidently took them
both ~ write letter What Hancock did not care
to touch English seems TO have been anxious to Try
bis hand upCr.
II has been rumored here for week among the
Democrats that the delay in completing the letters
arose from the fact that It was found hard job to
hold Alr. English within prudential limits either
IL Quau ty OF matter IN the variety OF subjects
he was anxious 70 ciucldate.
A 90 Hancock bi, army friends say he don't pre-
tend to understand finances or bank questions or
tarf ald that be has never studied the problem Of
labor. aud Q. ~ Tnuk he showed his good sense n
not putting I- first ESSAY on these important sub
Jects INTO las letter Of accep ance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
GOVERNNENT Ne US.

OLD TINE TREASURY MANAGEMENT.
PURCHASES OF BONDS FROM 1914 TO 1s60-A PRE-
MUM OF 81 PER cENr-wANT OF FINANCIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TEN HOURS Morning. Night. fnrfs,
Deg $50 sQIofff21 g3l56 ssf1fi12 40
90 FT----FT T : IT T 7 Y, 5Tr-T zTE-TT .F1
- fTTT-ssS ~ III t-5T Il ~ - - s7sTtT1
20 Z ~ t-t-- -f-T--e-e = X ~ rf-f,f1
70 r+t, : IT - ---.r-F 1-t-l7T1
20 --- ~ tf---T 40 *
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
@-FoR-
NOLLY'S
Z east Powder,
10 YEARS BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

MTs. ths unasrsigped N&ehsnts aad Jobbsrs,
hsvs sought md sold in large QUANTITIES DON.
NoLLYS CALIFORNIA PREMIUM YEAST POW.
DER for the last twenty years. and can say with
truth that no othsr Yesst Powder has given more
general satisfaction. both to the Trade and Con-
sumss We have used poNNoLLY-s YEAST
vholesomeness and merit:
Castle Bros. TSllmsn Bepde,l.
Albert Nsa Co. Rounsrpe 4 Mcclure.
n. c. Msnseis, II Ihrman %.
Jones Co. Haas Brus.
". W. Dodge CO. rso-r. Hsrker 4 Go.
Roos 4 ssodsrsou, Esssrs Co.
rhomss Jenainss. Btsley Bros.
Kruss Euler. welimAn. Peck 90.
sAcaAnxxro.
Adams. McNeill Co. Hall. Luhrs h Co
Neb!us SCo. a. W. Chssley.
p H Russell.
PORTLAND.
Allen Devils. waShams & Elliott.
Corbi;t Msclsay.
STOCKTON.
r. d. Parker / Co. P.Musto.
sEArrLK AND wALLA wALLA.
Crawford harrington. schwsbschsr Bros Co.
Consumers OF Yesss Powder will please notice
the above Endorsement CT DoNNoLLY's YEAST
POWDER by nearly all the Merchants Of the Pa
cinc Coast The enormous aales Of this Powder
in San Francisco prove lis iprinsic merit and the
reason Is obvious YEAST POW.
DER has stood tAs test Of 20 yeas. II never fails
70 make the most delicious. hight and sweet Bread.
Biscuit, Cakes. Corn Bread. &c. No house
keeper who ever tried this Powder will do
without Il.
Always stk for DoNNoLLY's YEAST POWDER.
II never fails 10 give satisfaction.
Strictly PURE CREAM TARTAR and ENG.
BI.cARB SODA always on hand st the lowest
market prices
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

,sasz ssMiScNLkANEOUS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-17

IIosstsd 81 the junction Of the snoquslmis ssA
nhyhomish rivera, SIX miles shsvs onohosuish
Osy. u oG~esd for ssIs In whale a. In psrt, u
bsspais. The ispd Il alder and maple bottom.
Pernoas looking foe fsrnss will do we'll 10 sxsmins
this property. Title psrfect. Inquire OF
b. \ SMITH, Seattle. ". r.
March. ieDc. m71du
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
Hancock and the English.

CHICAGO, October 5.-At q meeting
at Richmond. Indiana. yesterday. Post.
master General Maynard made the fol.
lowing statement: After the last Presi.
Dental contest I was on the shores oil
the Bosphorous when the news came
that Tilden had been elected. and for Q
number OF days 1t remained unques.
toned. Very shortly aftsrward I talked
with an American gentleman. just ar.
rived from England. who said that while
II was thought Tilden was elected be
was approached BY several manufao.
tursrs, who said: "Now your contempt.
lille tariff law will DO repealed, and We
shall DO able to sell q goods In your
market without having to pay duties on
them" I was talking. just before
left Europe for this country, with an
English manufacturer Of great prom.
~inenee. who was inquiring a. to the con-
ditions in this Presidential contest. BE
said: III General Hancock 10 elected, ]
suppose We will not have to pay any
more duties, and We will then be able to
get our goods into your market" Do
you see? They know where the shoe
pinches, and that 10 the reason they
want the Democratic party TO succeed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
The Connecticut Election.

NEW York, October ga Hartford
special to the Euening Post says: We
have returns from lac towns. The Re.
publicans have carried 81. the Demo.
Gratis &c. and 10 are divided. The Re.
publicans have made Q net gain Of about
rs towns. as compared with the election
Of 1879.
HAarroap, October 5.-The Couranl
has e,urns from 100 towns-all but Ave
Of those which held elections on Mon.
day. The constitutional amendment II
adopted by about 5000 majority. Eighty
nine towns are Republican, Sc Demo.
cratic and Is divided. OF the missing
towns four were Republican In 1875.
The result In 1875 was SO Democratic.
80 Republican and II divided.
New Yoax. October 6.-The Irbun.
says: The returns from the Connecticut
town elections show heavy Republican
gains 70 numerous cities and towns. Oi
rs towns heard from the Republican,
have gained IL from the Democrats.
The victory In Hartford Is deemed sig
niAcsnt. The Republican ticket hs,
also been successful in New Britain.
New London, Norwalk and Meriden.
The Judicial amendment to the Consti.
tuition 10 probably carried by . large
majority. Great satisfaction 10 ex'
pressed by the Republicans at the gen
eral result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-06
Miscellaneous

New YoRx, October 6.-Thers II no
abatement In the horse distsmpsr. About
6000 animals are sick In this city and
1000 In Brooklyn and Jersey City.
The Times. In noticing the death Of
Elisha Bliss. Jr., President Of the Amer.
loan Publishing Company. says: he
was the Arst publisher who gave favor
able consideration to Mark Twsin's
'Innoosnts Abrosd," after the manu-.
script had been rejected by every pub
Usher Of note here and In Boston and
Philadelphia. The sale Of that book TO
date. including piratsd editions. 10 200.-
600 copies. The American Company
cleared $40. 900 from II.
The Stock Exchange Campaign Club
now numbers over 800 members, with
James D. Smith as President. Among
the members are Russell Sage, 8. Hutch
inson. o. B. Foots. Brsyten Ives and
others OF the most prominent men on
Wall street. The Evening Commercial
says the club already representa- over
$375. 000, 900 In capital.
WASHINGTON. October 5.-The amount
Of foreign gold which has come to this
country since July LIST 10 estimated by
the Treasury officials at about $S5. 000,.
900.
The following telegram from Atlanta.
Georgia, was received BY the Internal
Revenue Bureau Yesterday! The body
Of armed men who forcibly rescued the
property held for Q violation Of the
United States Internal Revenue laws at
Dalton on Friday night last wore black
masks and gowns, and their horses were
covered with sheets. ! have visited
Dalton and obtained some evidence.
The investigation 10 progressing favor.
ably.
CHICAGO, October ga Tribune dis.
patch says: Hickox, the driver OF st.
Julien. said last night that be was some.
what alarmed about the announcement
that st. julien was 10 attempt to beat
his best record here next Friday, % be
fears that the horse has the spizootic,
the disease being contracted In Boston.
The horse 10 coughing.
HAHTToRD. Conn, October Elm re-
Spouse to an invitation General Grant
writes General Hawley that he will visit
Hartford after his visit to Boston, prob.
ably October IS or IA. All srrangsmsnti
will be made for . great meeting here on
that occasion.
ST. JOHN, N. B.. October 6.-Epi'
z0o.io is prevalent In the city. There
have been some fatal cases.