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, 1880-09-09

hnd no terror for htm.-he hnt henr1l ttem be-
soro Under moro dangerous circumstances. Ho
expressed his intention to rcn1nin until he could
address tho nudicncG ao that they could hear
him. EIo WIS permitted after sotno limo to pY1,-
ceos1 With his speech, bit wl,eti Mr.. Wnlkcr al.
tempted to speak tho disturbance wns rcmcwtt4l.
It Wis only by the rntienco and good se1tec Of
tho Grenbackors and Republicans TINT bloody
siot WIS provontot1. Tho Democratic rowdlcs
wero spelling for light 1hotr proceedings
wcro d'egracoful, but characteristic.
, 1880-09-09

IT Is surprising how much Il few honest
mon can Ito at n primnsy election II tlloy hayo
tho proper noryo ind Il ilttto experience Un-
lcss tho Judges aro utterly corrupt thoy cunt
ref,ise to cnfhrco tho rulo OF tho County Ccntull
Comnlttco which requires inte,iling yo.er,,
II challenged, to bo youched for by two known
tes1dcnta OF tho ward. As tho impending nri-
injury IL not for tho nomination Of county oil.
GERS tue rlo docs not necessarily Apply, but tfs
60 cm'nontly lust ard fAlr that It ought to !}o
recognized In pFactioo by tho Judges. Let 1t 10
trlod IN, ut my rs.te. 1t ought to bo tho tNcnH
Of shutting out good many truek-loads Of
lttldroth's buMmors on tho West Hllo.
, 1880-09-09

ANOTHER OF lIlose terrible colliory acci.
dents which are Disgrace to English cnxsncvr.
llg skill alMl to tho humanity OF English cmttoy-
cra occurred at Seahnm, near Sunderland, In
burhanshiso, England, ycssorluy. I,y tho TX
posiou at Rome foul gus tho shafts lclstliug juto
tho tutncs wcra closed, md ubout 40 miners
haso boon blrTcdntIsc. Flfty-soycn men hayo a,-
roady been extricatetl frnu the living tomb, n,ld
there Ia no doubt that nAny more nro attIt living
and nny DO savctl. Tho Erent majority OF tho
n'Incrs hive loubttcss been killed. afl nnothur
chuptcr, OF horrurs hAs boon added 10 tho
history Ut Goal-mintng III Eug1and. 1t
1vsls to prevent such terrible nccldunta that tho
Employers Liability tlct Wis passc,l durlug tho
sessIon Ut tho british rarlin1nent lust closed,
Tlorc !s proapect TINT tho proprotors OF tho
Sonllanl C0lliery Will be lnuluted t,1 hoayy
dhmages, nnd. II NJ. English coal- -tu1nu owners
will bo inoru eautioas about tito Bufety OF tLo!r
mou. an'l will csnpluy engineers Of gfc,tor skill
thnn they hNye been In tho hnbit Of doing.
Fruln tho very nature of English oonl, accidents
llko tho Hlsca and tic Senhntu OUTS cnn only bg
prevented by cxtremo procautIon md Rrcnt
skllI III Ilnutrn'tzing the dcadly K1.scs issuing
from tho conl vcIiss. That t,laIsy Of tho acci-
dcnta could havo bccn provunted by ygllut,cc
md skill IL beyond question, but thut tha class
Of men who hnve ercntesl what Eubdpn caltuu
tho "he'l-ho'cs" Of tho Nauk Country could
10 moved to huHnso Autiuns Until compelled II,
dd 40 WIS scarccly to be expected.
, 1880-09-09

QEonnE W1LKEs wrote ono OF his slashing
political articles for tho Sun, and III the course
Ut 1t said. referring TO tho drcoloy campaign;
eolup Ct,ssnoks III Kentucky tf1F money, OF
which tho Grant crowd alwuys had pleut$) or"
kanlxoa u stsaixht uullsucratiu ticket.
Mr. Hh,nton Duncan. uneo known to faue - q
, 1880-09-09

Enttrtd at the Pott~0es 1T Chteaeo, III. a. seeonds
Ctsss Matter.
For tho benefit Of our patrons who desire 10 send
snKto copies Ut 1'ftE Titttu<k through the mail, We
clyU herewith tho trnnalunt rate Of postaxo:
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1pht md Twelve f'uxe Paper. ...............9c cets.
fnrfi9n.
lL1lt nnd Tw4Tt l'nKp Pnper...............E cents
ei4k9ah lNke FAboF. cG1as
, 1880-09-09

CHINA hns two armies. Tho first con
posed exclusively Of tho descendants Of th,
Mantcl't'H aild Mongotla,a, nu,nhcts 2Io,O00 mrr.
hatf Of t'c'n living In ntd nbout pckn, ~
h,efnicrs III time bf peace, nro permitted IN
efagnko IN business. being only restrained frm
lonvlng tholr city without permit fft,n. tho
commanding n!lrcr4 Thu officers nre not stmInilv
superior to tho mon, but excel thor, In eyn,n..
ties tho Chinese ',lcn being Tint only athletes
nrp tit to bo officers. This nruy IL e,lje,1 .Thn
Artny of Eight fsanners." II ID In reality ony n
military casto. Tho second, or provincial armv
fs chlletl tho Army Of tho Gtuen nnnncr. II Il
composed chiefly nj mcrccnnrics, a1l numbers
on IMper G:0,C00 nun md 1900 oIlecrs, llut n
very stnal1 proportion Of those nro rrpprrly
armed AMI drilled IN tho inctlos OF clvlttzclwnr
faro Tho It, Petersburg Goios says TINT tho tI.
cent soldiers do not exceed to O0, The ChIncuo
aro well supplied with g,1hpowlcr aud usus.
There nro eight 0xcolloht nrsenRIs, t1Jrccto1
chiefly by Enktlshnien. Tho furts nto found nj
tho mouths Ut tho Hivors sI-kin,tg, Min, and
ianE-tso. .kfang. 10 protect tho Cities Cuntou.
fu'tcncu. md Shanghai. In tho interior ur TIM
country nli tho lnrgu ctlIcs nrc nsa defended l,v
lorts. Tho cnpttal city of rekin In, of course
tho uost strongly rrutcctc,l. 1t IL tfofe,,cd bv
Fort Dak1, imply provided with Kr,tpp cat,.
nuns, md is surrounded By stone wnl!s from
tUrty to seventy foot thick, and about forty f+nt
high. Nino Hatos 'cal to tho city, and these aro
dciended by cat,uons mounted tn tho numerous
lowers. China has ttreo icots, comprising .n
I'LL twci'ty-sevett gnnbonts and two frigatcs.
, 1880-09-09

NIL tint was valuable west Of State street IN
lilo South Division. Tho Western tun,a,,,
Company have tlow everything t1lcy wanted.
Md It seems good sloal more tlinn tloy, now
want, anil tho shortest way out Of tho troubl,
Is for tho city md tho Company To co,no u a
satisfactory ngroonlent, md readjust stbo
ordinance to meet that agreement.
, 1880-09-09

TJtE CHICAGO Tntns'SE has established brnnuh
Offices for tho receipt Of subscriptions nd adYorusa
mcnts Us fellows!
NEW Yt,ltK-1soom . Irtbuna building. FL. Nc
FADnEN, AtnnnRee.
G1.asuuW+ Scoland-Allans American Rows
Agency. II itenncld-sL
LONDON. Ens.--Amnricnn Exchange, 10 Eteand.
1IESNf +. utLi.ta, Auont
WAs1IlHHTON. II. C.-t5lp street.
, 1880-09-09

THE editor Of the Washington Post, DEM
ocr,tic ora:n, In view of.tho. Increased Ret,ub.
licltu minority III Vermont, .llas bcuun to climb
down FROM his high horse, and now comedies
Maine to tho Republicans. Other concessions
will follow.
, 1880-09-09

THE charter election held at San Francisco
yesterday resulted, 1t IL beltcvcd III tho rcjcc-
ton Of tic now chur,er by Il very luryo Innjuri-
ty, whcgcnt Dcns kenruoy, WIN denounced II rs
a."hcll-born Instrument Ut upprcsslou," Is very
glad, It IL to bu presumed.
, 1880-09-09

JuI1ETrE LAMuklt {MInc. Atlam), tho
wealthy tuld accomplished editor and proprietor
OF tho Farsiat Nouveae IteuAe, Is, ru,nor suys,
about to be married. sho is ono Of tho most IN.
tereattng porsuns in France. Her salon bus
been the mecttng-placc Of all TINT IL brightest
md best In tue Liberal purity, us her Repuc bus
tncn tho very able ntlyocato Of tho scoul uf
politics represented by that pnrty. She tas
been on tur1us OF tho most cordial Friendship
with n. Gatnbettn, with whom her uut,u has
beon asaoclated BY report IN m Iutcn,lcd tnntrl-
snontal alliance. hut her present suitor, 70 tho
story runs, Is tho sane Gen. Cn1in,, tho 1tn!lan
Ambassador, who touk otreitso ut 81. Wnld,ns-
IONS conduct md loft Paris In consequence Of
1t. 1t WINS MIuo. AdNIn who induced him 10 re-
turn. She went to Itomeabout tho 12th OF juno;
saw Caldin', tho King, tho Ministers, and all tho
other dIgnltnrles OF tho Kingdom, anl pcrs,,atlnd
them TINT nrltagonlstn to Frlnco would ba
suicidal 10 Italy. Within u wcok OF hor urriyal
tho appointment OF tho General to Paris was
officially announced,
, 1880-09-09

FRINGE !3IHs1A1scK'S recent Interview with
Dasun HuyiuUrlo and tho ca,llfsrencv u tho
Austrian a1ld ucrtnan monnrehs ut lschl aso saitt
ii. hHve resulted In MI nlItat,cu butwvey aus
trl1, 0ertl>aiiy. an1 tounlutlN. The lattcr Erin.
clpl!sty Will bo raised 10 the RINK Ut Ktug.lut,
and tls tnlppcndcnce md Integrity will ,,o yuur.
hnteel by Germany Anl Austrta. ltusaa will
" tAns cut OF from tue balkan pruyItIcea Ut
Turkey, and ltussinn antfiaues Ia sesyla unl
1tuIyara will be harmless. Tho Car may not
lke this arrangement, hut ills doubtful whet thor
10 IL tu Il pualtIon u nb1eet.
, 1880-09-09

BOYS will be boys. Hero nro the two
younger Grhnts now about to commit thu
scr'nt's net of matrimony, each of them being
calaght ny san francisco m!ss. Tho approach.
lng lnnrrinRo OF Ulysses Grunt, Jr., to Miss
Flood WIS announced sotno tlmc ngo. hut Jessc
orant's engagement to Miss Chnp1nan IL t,uro
recent event. THO Sun Franotsco CAru,,tcle gu[.
lantly declares: "Socioty yot hopes tl.lt tt,cro
!s some error III tho announcement, mud tint tho
Fac1lc metropolis Is not destined to lose oc If
tho brightest sturs III tta social ARMAMENT" Tho
sanso Journal ndds: "httsa Chapman is tho
daughter Of W. 8. Chapman, tho wealthy cap-
tnlst, whose bold ind gigantic operations III rca,
estate hnrc bcon the subject of 50 mnny news
paper nrtlclos. Tho young lnty is pot.te tseml-
blonde. with wealth Of tho l!ghtcst light brown
ha[r and'soft. light-brown eyes" Jesse Grant f.
astockhrokor In New York, and n partner nf Mr..
Harry 1fonort. The Chrpnicic snys that "Jesso
isvcry prepossesstng III appearance" On tho
whole, lia nlllst feul disposed to send murkcl
copies Of th's journal to his fric1uls.,
, 1880-09-09

coSunEsSstAS JoIsS +. KkNSA Is q candt-
dato for reflection from TIM Thls1l West Virginia
District. Ills opponent II lIonry y. Walker, II
QrtonbackeE. \ neetinY wns arranged to take
plnoS Ut Ripley, Jaekxon County, in tho district,
which wus IT, ba adasrsso& by lAth Kuntle.uul,,
bnt Ut tho !ast nlotasnt ken,ln roat w0ra
thAt hu would not appear. Tao l1onocsa,s
ttets attempted tu bapak up the meeting,
j., tho use or u bsass bald. aud by shouting and,
yelling, theY tried to uruwu tho epoAkcrs'
vufcas; but one gentleman, 0a,l. Stevenson,
toll tho Ucmoceauu lulllqzcrs that gheir ycl!a
, 1880-09-09

i1onlo when tho letter purporting 10 hnvc
bccfl written by ti,e to some unnamed t,or.
aoii, stating that a pension bill could not bv
passed bccanso the 1lobols In tho House and
be1lnto werc opp0sed 10 pensions, nppearct,
iii tho Carlisle Herald and tie PHILADELPHIA
Press. ard did not SEQ l!ne Of 1t until this
morning. 1t Is m Infamous forgery. There
wna no occasion OF necessity for bucj, lei
ter anil i,0 reason why It should have bocl,
written"
Th!s would ordinarily be considered worry
conclusive, md would certainly have bce,,
30 II tho ntfalr Ind 'heun dropped ut this
point It might tlton llave boon said rattly
that some irresponsible person hnd boon
slatnlarlng Mr. Doitzl,oovcr, with tho pur-
poso OF defeating hin md bringing contempt
nuo, tho Democratic party. hut Mr. w.
Tryckatt. ellfzG1l Of Cnrllslc, Pm, In answer
u Afr. llcllzhuoyel's ttcnial, sends the Phil
ndclphla l'ress tho following tclcgram:.
r ca}!usshl a IT, lrt r.: sfgt = 1s}o & s4
irscslye ny most respeetatc oitxen Of tho
BY h!t. to sir f1cItsfooscr ii, tovarI 10 pension
blll. The h,lt1russeos cnr,lctcr III bcyo.i,i i'm.
tnus. It II written n, 1fo.tse Ut lteptcsotitN-
tives tltIte. I4per. Deit1htorcr'a handwriting ts
pso9i'a,s I,.x a'mi :yery familiar to w. Wo recs
bocn seen by ntiors. md is now III tho hands OF
o,!3 @ 9i tho lNst; ki,Gvn men In tho country. It
Moro from us to-mnrrow. ", TnYCKErr,
Mr.. Tryckctt's statenctt Of tho caso is ns
conclusive OIL lis fnce as Ar. ueltzlloover's
den!nl. asld moreover Inns tho advantage Of
being bavked up by tho document 1t, question.
Als. Ncltzhoover should have tatloll warning
FROM Senator Iiampton's humi1Ia.lng ex-
pericnce iii ernwtslling." Just how badly
tllnt gentleman, hAs fnrcd inny bo learned
from Il series OF extracts which VIC reuul,-
lEsll Ills morning from tic Now York
Tribune under the caption of 'Thu l,lse and
Fall Of Hampton" Tlle record Is complete,
1t shows wllnt Hampton said, the testimony
I'll support thereof, atii tho various fnttlo
cirorts of tho Democratic authorities to cy-
tricate tho speaker anil his party from tic
embarrassment which tho Staunton speech
put upon tftm both.
Now there ls no reasonable doubt that
Congressman bcitzhooyer, Of Pennsylvania,
wrote to tllo Union soldlor who applied for q
pension Just what llas been credited to him.
II IL equally certain tint what lie wrote was
tho truth, tho whole truth, alul nothing but
the truth. Whatever fny0rs may bo granted
III the fdturc to tho Confederate soldiers fl
the way Of Office and grnsuitles, 1t Is very
certain that tic Union soldiers will receive
no consideration Mt tho hands OF Democratic
Congress 0ra Democratic Administration,
II Is NIL anomaly that the Scnnto Chairman
of tile Pensions Committee should be m cx-
Rebel; there Is no other country on tho
fIEO ut tho earth Wfnrp a,trf, n Cur1nua
, 1880-09-09
CHE Qtfl,a&3te,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

~ afA1Is-iN AnvANcE--rosrAaE PREPAID.
DhiIy edition. bns year ia. 90
ehtiA Df frkr, of month, Loo
bay nnd tundaY, ono Observation-Disclosures. 14.Kt
enfta Uf ytAf ar h1tsIlth t..,,,, 1,N6
futsdhy. ThHtBdhf, Mfid Ansutdnf, pGf T1hF,, 600
HBrny, WttResdAf. kna Ftktny. tgf ytnf.. TOO
9nSJrtiy OF kunnAy, 8spaHd ulItiQt ppf rear 1850
ANY utb6F dmr. !vf ythf. MO-
WtsEKt.f fKDfTION-rOsTrAiD,
pre copy. rer Lao
TtI1 nf fur. E.aND
sluu Ut ten, MOO
apocluscn caricR sgnt truo.
tvc rost-utaeo addross In fulL Including Hta.o md
coonlJ.
Nemtstancte tnay be made eLhsr by draft. express.
tostofics ordcr OF in rcxatetcd lutot, nj our risk
TO cry sultstnfnElss.
Daily. .de1lvsrn, Sunday excepted ~ cens per weok
Daily, du'Iyerod Hundny lnchted. Ito cents pnr weok
Adtlsass. fltM THlNUSE COMPANY.
Gunner Madison 8nd itunfotth sts. Chicago, Ill
, 1880-09-09

TIE Committee OF tie Ilay-Fcver Assocla-
ton appointed to asccrtain the naturo and
origin Of tho disease from, which all aliko sur
ier hAs made Il report, oonfcssiug Its total Inn.
hllty to do so Never WA there slnco tho DIVA
of Htppooratcs u more puzz'lh9 complnint. Il
resembles asthma in being. tlt pendent upon te.
cttl'Rr atmospheric conditions md In Its capacIty
Tor wearing out IT locality which Mt itst IL favor
nblc. Piacos famous for thotr palliative effects
sometimes fa1l to give rcliof. On tho 7th of
september, 1870. 1t ia said. nearly every Inv
Tower Victim Mt Dcthchom Ind IN attuck of tho
disease antf inquiry proved TINT tho sut,e was
tho caso with tho sufferers ut Cocbrook md
MackfnaW. So III 1874 persons rcsit1tnx in eotno
catarrhal regions suffered lcss than us,,nJ,
though atnyn9 mt home, whiso those who Ind
Eouo to tho White Mountains suffered 1uoro
than ut former ylalts. The disease IA
thought by inaHy physicians to lo nos.
etbsy duo to tho presence Of bactcs,a
In tho atmosphere. But thls supposlon only
removes tho Inquiry ono dcxrup. IJur why
sho''ld baeterfa attuck tho membranes Of ous
person In prcforonee to those OF nnotlor; a,rl Ia
1t possible that III tho wtsolo r.sngu uf atcria.
1nclca thero is no such thing rs a Dactcrla.
slaycr7
, 1880-09-09
AMUSEMENT

9ranl Opef4a-Ifuuse.
Clark etscet, bcsncen Nhntoaph n,ld WASHINGTON.
tDRascmont OF tho ltous and uhrd!o Combination.
a Child Ut the State"
, 1880-09-09


THE WEaTERN INDIANA RAILROAD CASE.
Tho decision OF the Supreme Court Ill the
cnso Ut tho Western Indiana Railroad Cou,~
pat1y Is aaothor warning ngainat hasty anl
lncors[dernte actlOn by tho City Council,
Tho Council passed. MI ordinance admitting
tho Chicago Il Western Indiana 1,uilroad
Company to lay its trucks atul bring It's
trains Into tho South Division, between
Thl1a and Fourth AVENUES, as fur north rs
Vnn burcn street. Tho Mayor yetoctt t!.is
ordinance, but tho Council passed It over tho
veto Subsequently the Appellate Court de-
clnrctl tho ordinance to bo void because Of
various gross ln,perfocttons In form autl sub
stance. Tlloroupon casu was prepared
einbraclng NIL tla points, which wus takc,,
to the Supreme Court.
In the meantime tho Company concluded
that 1t did not want all that this ordinance
granted, 30 1t matla application for new and
modified orlannnce, which tho City Council
lasso.l, and which tho Mayor vetoed, and
which tho Council failed to pass oycr the
veto. Pondlng d third application comes
this unexpected decision by tho Supreme
Court which at'irms tho legality of tile llrat
ordinance and places matters back where
they wore in tho beginning. It Is understood
that tho Company at this tinlo does not want
to bring Its road north Of Twelfth street,
Wtlila tho ordinance provides for depot
building OIL Van 13urcn street.
Tho popular objection To bringing tho road
north Ut Twelfth street continues as strong
rs eyer;A tho Company finds that to purchase
tho lai,l 30 far north Of Twelfth street
n III mud
, 1880-09-09
u ARKANsAB LOSES EVERYTHING BUT
HONOHH

a majority OF tho people Of Arkansas ut
tho recent olectl0n rejected n proposed
amendment 10 the Slato Constitution rcpt-
Hating n curtain part Of the State debt, I'lIe
ear1y returns Indicate sucl. u result, wl,Iel,
wo hope fur tho credit Of tho country will
prove to be true, At thu sa1no time the VIC
tory for publ!o honesty Is llkely to provo q
barren ono.
Tic amendment which was voted down
contained II clause peromptorlly forbitlatng
the Legislature from over lovy!ng any tax
or from making any appropriation 10 pay
cltlor tho prlnc!pnl or Interest on certain In.
SUES of State bombs Issued in 1850 and 1870.
To understand this amendment requires NJ,
exp'allatlon. Arkansas owed In WI prl.,-
clpal debt exceeding 81, ,ooo 0oo1 tnade up rs
iollows:' - ..
J. P%aalas b$nis ;5:.>..::::: ;ii::. ::::::e sS
T. vsn, 1s"fux s,,,tft oo"os: 'p'''''''''" s.,ut,
s. Henphis Karoi uts. i;j S,
I. Nnkiug. Find Gomds -. -. ,,,,,..,s a3Gi1
8. Tca-yeaE bonds, '7t...,,..........,,.. aGl,Oo]
Total........,.....,...., ~, ,a77t00
This debt has beon disposed OF rs follows:
The old deht, with million md half dol
lars unpatY Interest, Is held by the United
States, vi, Government having before tho
War inrtstcd certain Indian trust funds ii,
Arkapsas b0Ads. ~ The levee bonds weru
,eppd!ated by tile Supreme Court al Illegal.
(5d1aa % The 6tate Legislature repudiate,l
AL tho railroad bonds because "authorEzel
ny allcn adyenturers." This loft the debt Of
the SAte to consist Of tho Items numbered .,
8. 7. al,4 u The amendment voted OH tho
, 1880-09-09

Col. GEonoE y. CAusft, who Is caiult.
antr for rttcct!on to Congress FROM ono Of tho
vsfg!nh districts. mot hts ltondjuster opponent,
hr. htovai, Mt Rocky Mot,nt. IN franklin County,
INST slonGay. when 10th gunt!en,un cxehntEcd
rntlior questionable compliments. Thoy suom
ctfno to blows, rs dt! their rcspnctIvn bi.ckcrs
aud considerable Korc was shud. Col. Cabcll and
Dir. stovn1 woro tho only rersnus hurt, tho
lormor sffRhtly md tho lattur very seriously.
Tho split between tho Ncndiustors and tho
Democrats grows cach day, 10 that II will take
all tho ftsunnlty nnll tpttch or tho tArsel of
Chairman Darnunl In heal It.
, 1880-09-09
t1Aoi~ ~vtA F{thenler.

fIooIrY's Theatre.
Randolph street. betwccn Curk nnd Ia Sa!lo. En-
nsement Ut Maggie Mitchell "jane Eyrc"
, 1880-09-09

1nt.,.t" =. -. ~ So'Gies''o'.'i u,S't!ct III
~, T., .,.a ns..t. w. r't ''Aes ~ "sn.s "''."'.
n,,ar Az Hm.' i'... ossa o,1 'o M,ss'ssppi
o a.',''..,,, - !Nse solnE'l'heat 10 MN lot
ss ,.s.'l eouG.ess'ol'a' lecoru' the Nepuolie-
ats, a s!.''o utan, 1o"''i''ssea tilo ilon' IL. y:
to'v ~ nu ~. 1cesiseu r4'1o7 so1es' h!pt
r,,"nnr,ti, ,o,t',o, W. ol - - ,a.a - ,Ae,t, lo
III ,.e.'' nS.'a"s.. T"aw. ~ to;o alt: 1t"1s''
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iiy,,t a,,,,ts,,n ~ a. ""e ~ s",a -.
,r,n, ,.at>, ,,,o. - r., WIS oo!ois' ',.! !lis >
. t,a H.. W. WIS., t. ~ o'9 iion' i.to III
,',,,,o,t ntsa ,a'. nru ps, s1,'. "'' neoe"ts ~
,,,.tsia. T.. ,u-,. us. ~, m .a 'os"4 WY " 'o
y, 1ars - .o'v WIZ ~ Sa,0o oa1 te ,oa1 vote
.,,,.. w., "',' .." oiy -''"''' 'o9a "a 1,os"
. 40 49,. % ~. s9a.u,. ,oNe'ut or. ot tpo loss OF
,,I ~, 'oscs us 'aAfsh a.ta ulo LOSS Oh .,a's by
a." ..,s s"neS ~; " ~ - Hl1ecei
~ -, a"n,an,,n., @.,os ino ulsstaet - pu!e-
s,nn, n3,.nr ,,a..ani o, T. "'.' n'1!e t''u M'ss'a
,"t.,, . 10 op1ae'y acs'lI'' "''o
.,,o". as ..'Nt ,!', sl'ss' n"l9
,r,.x,s ~, p.1p'o s e'se4 u'u n's ,n'sslol''tfs
sto,, ~ en ',a -" u"o e"'' uoly s''"i eo posses'
@ tn,tnans NJ "rre,' ~ Gs'' a'...aas nlla ''!..
hoai"rs o',1,n., ~ s1ea as,'1 es' 40 ~ pu"s, oo''
tv,,ar tho ,@.as "s'a o'..pe ,asetes's u1c.
.hn ..a,,.1 .us ".lo sout.c1 i., o1Iee'eF had
~. ~ VI o'o, ala u ~ sa!e 10
~ ra,' o'.n sr r,.a,s "''o e4uA''s ufA"a 1fom
',,,t = ' .,,ra a.o..t mo.'o'
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os. sosssotet ~, - tllo t.eeapaeS c;nldlaato
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, 1880-09-09
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Q. 1850.

f.aAo Front, betwcen 1a1 Grounds and Exposition
Rneo between nun and horaoa. pay md n!xht.
, 1880-09-09

Madison street, between state nnd I,onrborn. En-.
caccmsht Ut Deu1nan Thompson. "Joshua Whit
colnt.H
, 1880-09-09

Exp0k1tlunt
Lake Front opposite Adatus street Day ind
evening.
, 1880-09-09

Olympic Theatre.
Clnrk street. between iaIk1 and Randolph. EnRnRe-
mcnt Of Vuny lnstur's fovelty Combination. Y&rie-
ty entertainment
, 1880-09-09


rehrt:orn atrcot. spfnor Of Monroe. Tn0ngemen
OF A. II. I'aiHos's Euloh-Hguaro Theatre Company
"Lel Asttny."
, 1880-09-09

DR GKE0oGY, Into Of Tho Illt,,ais Indus.
trial University, rrad n paper 10 thu Boclul
Science Congress 1T Saratoga yesterday, in
which he clo1uont!y aulugizcd tho newspapers
Of thls cuuntry for tho nbttty With which thoy
aro conducted md written. tho vul,,lnc tntl
rar:ety u theIr news, anti tho seopo nf tho SUBJ
jccss tsratcd. They hayo no rlynls lis formulate
0rs or public opinion or tho diffusion OF knowt.
c4c. lie held that Our Newspapers nrc great
educators. nrc tho libraries and encyclopedias
OF tho people. nud even tho philosophers,
setcntista, mud nutliors dr1w inspiration from
thoir collns. lilo dtsl not think l,at our news-
pHPcrs were Inferior, in character or in
tho ability with which they uro written.
70 tho English papers. III roply TO criticism By
hloilcurd D. Conway, DR.. Gregory snlti TINT be
"coufd buy moro good rcadng fur 1iyo cents In
q Chicago newspaper than WIS ru1,,atpod In tho
Lot'ion TtHts, though tho Inter cost tuurc."
liz evidently took thu Chicago piper for his
model. "tho perpetual schools md tuxt-books
or populAr lcnrntug." Ho favored tho use OF
newspapers III tho schools, becnt,sa Of tholr
pluuanoy, freshness, the scope of thoIr lntorma-
tlon, tud tho thuughttnlnuss md chnrin OF thor
lcadl'lx articles DR.. Gregory's paper WIS well
received, al,d hts suggestions were fayorubly
commented un fly h!s aildcnec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-31

Z. p. LYNCH,
Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-31
NORTuWARD
Stations

CONNECTIONS Train No. going South
connects with Il. * O. East5ouad train from Mar
tia.burg arriving at Washington Gas \. NJ, and
Baltimore lilo Train M. going North con-
meets with b. & o. West bound train leaving New
York O. 55 2. NJ; Philadelphia u.3O p. NJ; Bal
timore 10 \. NJ, and Washington S.35 A. NJ.
Train No. going South connects with Baltl-
moro and Ohio East bound train arriving at
Washington sos p. NJ. Baltimore 5.25 p. NJ.
Philadelphia Hoo p. N, New York 3.4j A. NJ.
Also connects with B. Il o. West-bound train
leaving Balto. at 500 A. NJ. ard Wash SO A. NJ.
Train No. going North connects with u. X o..
East bound train arriving at Washington 40
=. NJ, Baltimore S.25 I. NJ, Philadelphia 3.3 A..
NJ, New York CAS- \. NJ. Passengers from Cum
belland Tor s r. K. K. points South Of Junction
take trains leaving Cumberhnd at SIS 4. NJ,
aud for Shepherdstown train leaving Cumberland
at ? =. VI. Passengers from Martinsburg Tor ;.
v L. T., points Sou:h of Junction take train
leaving Martinsburg 6.25 \. NJ. and 1925
p. NJ, and for Shepherdstown take train
leaving Nartinsbu-g 4.2y p. N. Standard Of
time that of Baltimore. Stations marked "F'
are flag stations. JOSEPH II. SANDS,
Jau. IS, lSS0. Superintendent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-31
The Great Cause of Human Misery.

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