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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28

L. 5. Coupons lissl)
New tves..:.i; :. :. ...--.''''
New four-And one-hAlh..
New four ......ivyt
Paridc SKIES OF
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Active and irresu
lar.
STATE Boyps-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened strong
generally a fraction higher, and soon
fell of from | TO l! per cent. The de
preston was Of short duration. and y
strong buying movement Was inagurs
ted under which the entire list rapidly
advanced. improvements ranged from
} to - per cent. in the general list.
while Hannibal and 81 Joseph rose q per
cent. tor common, and 4. per cent. for
preferred The advance in the general
movement was we'll maintained 10 the
close, but Hannibal and st. Joseph's
common reacted and dropped 10 l
per cent. The Eagle says the rise Ia
these stocks WAS caused by purchases
hv parties who are IN the Wabash and
Union Pacific companies. Ii is sup
posed they are buying the inside ia
formation ~ To the results Of con.
ference regarding the settlement OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
matters. Montauk coal shares
rose sharply, closing at rs bid.
after selling rs low n 81 Strong par.
ties are buying this stock and further
advance is expected. The whole bust.
hess in Er,c seconds 10 day will not fall
much short Of S2.O00.OO0. opening
at :. and dropping TO sit. and closing
at s.tdS1t The stories about Erie are
that kc,nr has been selling II and par
ties in London have been buying. G..
&. 4 ! &. also was in request and up 10
49,. There was rumor that negotia.
tions were on foot for the settlement Vi
the long contested suit for back rentals
against the Pennsylvania Eailrosd com.
panv.
The Transactions oi the day agyrr-
gated 33J .UOO, oi which 800 were Cen
trail Arizona. 5000 c., &. 4 !. G.. ~.
900 Delaware. l.ackawanna and Wes
tern, 5000 delaware and Hudson, 90.
UUO Erie, 81 .Ooo Hannibal and II. Jo.
scph. 800 Iron Mountain, i0O0 Nan.
sas and Texas. 32.0O Lake shore. !.
600 Michigan Central. 300 Montauk
coal shares, =, 800 Northwestern, 200
Nashville and Chattanooga. 10000
New Jersey Central. 300, New York
Central. 2.UU ONO aud Mississippi. s..
600 Pacific Mail. 1900 ~. Paul. !.
90o II. Paul and Omaha. ,1W Union
Pacific, $50 Wabash and Pacific and
: 3DI Western tniyu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
SOME HAT BRIEF.
Kertuckian Lynched for Robbing and
Beating Lady.

NASHVILLE, August 21.-Green Ellis,
alias Easy, was lynched at Guthree, Ny,
las, night for rohbing and beating a lady
named Duncan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at2 to 3 per Cent-Gevsea.
msats fim-flour Steady and
Unchanged-whsat Low
er-Hogs Quiet.
PINAhCE.
New York.

New YoRK. August 27.-Moxsv-Ea Easy
at 2(a3 per cent, closing st 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4G5} per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills dull
at Ash; demand iSSt. Dry goods i'm
ports for the week, S., S,2'6.0OO.
SILvER-At London 52} pence; bar
silver here llil; subsidiary silver coin
Nal per cent. discount.
GovEaSnESn-Quict and tirm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
The Procession.

There were five or six brass bands in the
line. among them the United States
Marine Band Alter the arrival OF the
procession at the City Hall these bands
supplied the music which was played
after each speaker had concluded. The
weather was all that could be desired,
the rain of yesterday making it just cool
enough to be pleasant. The wind, how
ever, was SO strong that it kept the gas
men busy keeping the jets lighted about
the stands.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
JOS. SCHLITZ BOOK BEER
and BaVarian Beer,
at HERMANN CARO,S saloon
81 N. Court Street. "a
Welded.

The young gentleman who manages
the binding department of this Office
bound himself over last evening to a
handsome young lady, in the person
of Miss Josie Marmann. The Rev.
DIR. Dalzell united the happy pair.
who have thus become joined together,
heart and hand, to tread life's path
way in company with one another.
Mr.. Joseph Nuetzel, the groom, is a
very worthy and exceedingly indus
trious book binder, while Mrs. Nuet-
eel combines all of those beauties and
graces which contribute toward rem
dering herself and others "happy."
Their numerous friends and all at.
taches of this Office join in wishing
the welded couple every joy of their
hearts desire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
AMUoEMENTS.
THE NINsTRELs LAST NIGHT

I'M AANoIhELb LAST NIGHT.
The last night of the minstrels, and
the closing performance of the dra.
matte season, will be that of tonight
at Leubrie's theater. The Barlow
Wilson, Primrose and West party
with Cal. Wagner and half a dozen
others of equal or nearly equal talent
in the artistic line of minstrelsy, are
sufficient to draw ~appreciative crowds
anywhere. Even the dripping element;
did not keep the crowd away last
night, and the performance afforded
eminent satisfaction to all who went
Many declare it to be the best troupe
they ever saw. All who wish to enjoy
a good laugh, listen to sweetly rem.
dered music, and see lots of fun.
should go to the theater tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
Evening, April 20, 1850
LEDGER LINES.

Gotten weak.
Clouds low and heavy.
The last night of the dramatic sea-
son this.
Brown 4 Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
You a get your horse boarded at
Park stables, cheap.
PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofice
and book bindery, 10 Madison.
The velue OF cotton fell to lc per
pound in this marketyesterday.
GeraniumS, 70 cents per dozen, at
Kline's nursery, Poplar street.
Leila Scott lodge and DeSoto lodge
work jointly in f. G. degree tonight.
Verbenas, 10 cents per dozen, at
Kline's Lilly Vale nursery, Poplar st.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 13
Madison street.
Our people have been appealed to,
to aid the tornado sufferers about
Macon, Mississippi.
We had full half an inch of rain
fall yesterday and last night, and more
fell this forenoon.
On account of rain, the dance at
Mrs. Hoog's, in Fort Pickering, is
postponed to Tuesday, May 4th.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Prof. Saxby's select hop tomorrow
Friday night, at Casino hall, with Prof
Arnold's full orchestra, ten pieces
All prisoners, whose cases 60 to the
supreme court for adjudication, are tC
be escorted to Jackson, Tennessee
without delay.
The LEDGER Job Printing Office
and Book Bindery, 10 Madison, exc.
cutes everything in their line as neat
and cheap as any house, t
Stormy weather caused the concer
at Casino hall, arranged by Professo
schulze last night, to be postpone,
until Monday evening next.
About forty delegates, representa-
twenty Episcopal churches, attende,
the annual convention of the dioces
Of Tennessee at its first sitting yester
day.
The people of Macon, Miss, havl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
AWNINGS AND MATTRESSES,
At HI. BUTTENBERG'S,
2SI Second Street. 70
Our Weather RulIetin.

1t rained heavily last night at Little
Rock, Shreveport, Nashville, Chatta.
nooga, and in a limited way at Louis
vile. The winds blew fresh from 8
to IL miles an hour along the gulf
coast and from the south and south
east, at sunrise. At the same hour
the temperature at all points south Of
the Ohio river ranged from So to 70.
Little Rock and Chattanooga being
the coolest places, and the gulf coast
the warmest. The relative humidity,
or air saturation at all points ranged
from 30 to 50 per cent, and this has a
very rainy outlook. The temperature
here did not get below Sc this morn
ing. The forecast for this evening is
warmer, southwest winds, falling
barometer, and showers, all over the
southwest and to the north of us,
followed, perhaps tomorrow, by
cooler breezes from the northwest, arc
clearing weather. The signal service
kilograms and weather reports is the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
GAFF, FLEISCHMANN & cos
CELEBRATED YEAST,
OTTO SCHWILL d. CO., Agents
223 Main Street. eod5C
Criminal Court.

The case of Ralph Brown, charged
with murder, was ordered to be placed
on the trial docket of the criminal
court to-day.
Stonewall Jackson, not an f. F. ",
was sent to jail for stealing a hog.
John Gibson, for assault and bat.
terry, was ordered to be discharged
from Jail.
The court ordered an advertising
bill to be paid, for calling an extra
term OF the criminal court last fall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
To the Supreme Court.

Deputy Sheriff Thomas TAYLOR went
to Jackson, Tenn, this morning in
charge Of Charles Woods and VIM.
Duncan, under sentence of death fol
the murder of Mrs. w. G. G. Foster.
also Rush Bowen, convicted of fraud.
ulent appropriation, while in charge
ola cigar store under the Peabody
hotel a few years ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
VENT
JOHN REHSE, Agt., I22 Main


DR.. John A~bercrombie, 24O Main.
IS
DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. 56 East Court street. 144+
Mr.. J. G. Cammer has succeeded
the late james o. Durff as river re-
porter of this journal.
Miss Flora Kahn, after spending
three pleasant months in our city,
left yesterday on the steamer, j. D.
Parker, for her home at Evansville,
Ind. Miss Kahn made many friends
while here. We wish her a pleasant
trip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
The ven,ilating Hat, at COhcn's
PEABODY BILLIARD HALL,
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
lovers Of the game. 99t

Letter heads, envelopes, bill heads,
bills of lading, and all kinds of com
mercial printing done as well and
cheap at the LEDGER Office as any
where in the United States. Mer.
chants would save money by calling
at LEDGER Office before giving their
orders to drummers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

Luray (Va.) Courier: There is a
man living in this county who has
been married twenty-eight years, and
is the father Of fourteen children, who
told us he had never kissed his wife
or one of his children. He is ffty.two
years old, and assured us solemnly
that he had never kissed anybody in
his life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
The Chinese, at COhen's.
Rain Fall Last Week.

kilograms from Washington to the
signal service Office here to-day, report
the following rainfall over the cotton
region during the week ending Satur-
day last: Memphis, 1.86 inches; Mont
gomery, Ala ,2.54; Augusta, Ga, 1.79;
Cedar Keys, South Fla, 0; Charles
ton, s. c., LA; Savannah, 1.87; Will
mington, LA; Knoxville, 40; Nash
vile, 36; New Orleans, 1881; Calves
ton, OO.1; Indianola, z; Little Rock
1,23; Shreveport, sS; Vicksburg, 95.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
Q. 4. & RRnN.

Wholesale GrOcers, 312 Front.
Just reeeiVed-A shipment OF
the celebrated Blue Lick Water,
Green d CIarIEe's Missouri Cider.
Scotch Ale and Porter, Canned
Goods, Liquors, Cigars d Tobacco.
rr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
EPISCOPAL
Yesterday Afternoon and To-
days Proceedings.

ious districts situated near that place
have a slim representation in the
body, now laboring for the interests of
the church in st. Marys cathedral on
Poplar street. During the proceed.
ings yesterday afternoon, the
LIST OF DELEGATES
in attendance were made out as fol-
lows:
CLERGY.
Rev. DR.. George White, of Calvary
parish, Memphis.
Rev. DR.. George G. Harris, dean,
st. Mary's, Memphis.
Rev. DR.. Dalzell, Grace church,
Memphis.
Rev. j. B. Harrison, Holy Trinity,
Nashville.
Rev, F. A. Shoup, Church of the
Advent, Nashville.
Rev. Charles F. Collins, Trinity
church, Brownsville.
Rev. +. P. Davenport, St. Barnabas,
Tullahoma.
Rev. George Moore, Emanuel
church, LaGrange.
Rev. George Moore, St. Thomas
church, Somerville.
Rev. George Beckett, St. Peters,
Columbia.
Rev. W. C. Gray, St. James, Boil
var.
Rev. John A, Harrison, St. Luke's,
jackson.
Rev. P. A. Fits, Trinity church,
GAINESVILLE.
Rev. George N. James, St. Paul's,
Franklin.
Rev. Thomas Duncan, St. Johns,
Knoxville.
Rev. H. H. Sneed, st. Pauls, Chat
tanooga.
Rev. Charles M. Gray, St. Luke's,
Cleveland. .
Rev. Abraham Jaigar, professor,
Sewanee.
Rev. j. c. Mcconnell, Tool Eman.
uel church, Memphis.
Rev. /, E. Black, [col.] St. Paul's,
Mason's.
LAY DELEGATES PRESENT.
H. j. Lennon, Calvary church,
Memphis.
Luke W. Finlay, Calvary church,
Memphis.
A. Murray, Calvary church, Mem
phiS.
DIR. j. B. Abercrombie, j. J. Free
man, NJ. B. Trezevant, Grace church,
Dabney M. Scales, st. Mary's
church, Memphis.
Jas. r. Mccall, Alfred Boyd, Trim
ity church, Brownsville.
E. D. Kean, Emanuel church.
j. j. Dupuy, St, James church,
Bolivar.
E. S. Mallory, St. Lukes church,
Jackson.
Hon. John L. T. Sneed, St. Johns
Buntyn.
Horace II. Lurtop, Polk G. John
son, Trinity church, Brownsville.
At the close ofthe religious services
yesterday, the Bishop formally opened
convention for business by ex-
pressing his regret that the state. of
lis health disabled him from presiding
,ver its deliberations, and he called
the chair the Rev. John A. Harris,
If st. Luke's church, jackson, Ten
lessee, he being the oldest Presbyter
the diocese.
The Rev. Geo. G. Harris, Dean of
st. Mary's and secretary Of the con-
Tention then read the Bishops ad-
being a lengthy report Of the
very great and responsible labor he
has performed during the past eoclesi-
astical year; concluding by asking
cave Of absence for an indefinite time
md relaxation from labsr in the hope
regaining his health. A committee
was appointed to consider the request
Tor leave of absence.
A committee was appointed to draft
resolutions to express the sense of the
convention on the death of Francis B.
of Nashville, one of the oldest
church members and a most esteemed
citizen as well as an eminent lawyer,
who died several weeks ago. The
committee are Rev. Francis A. Shoup,
John L. T. Snced of Chattanooga and
b. Mallory, of Jackson, Tenn.
The usual committees were appoint
I'd and the convention adjourned to
y O'Clock this Thursday morning.
AWNINGS AND MATTRESSES,
At HI. BUTTENBERG'S,
2SI Second Street. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
FINE SHOES--LATEST STYLES
Best Make---LOweSt Prices.
JOHN M. HILL a. CO.,
Corner Main and Monroe.
Felix Jones' Livery, Boarding and
Sale Stables,

Nos. 229, 23l and 233 Third street,
near cornor of Jefferson. A coed line
of Livery always on hand. Horses for
sale. Boarding horses a speciality. 30t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

FISHING TACKLE,
Best Assortment In the City.
FRANK SCHUBaAN'S Gun Store.
No. Ill Real Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

authority from which these facts and
deductions are made.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

Spring Lamb and Ky. Beef;
Fine Assortment of Vegetables.
ALRERT SEESSEL, 1874 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29
OUR CHEAP COLUMN.
FoR SALE.
REM1

10T and 10 Elliott streets, 5 rooms esc6.
lUl Apply to NJ. HEATING, 1872 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

RESIDENCES, stores, Offices and sleeping.
III rooms. w. A. WHEATLEY,
al 81 Rental Agent, 279% Main st., up stairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

THREE nice rooms, at No. 1877 fernando
i street. Apply on the premises. Prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-29

DOR RENT-Third floor over Sternberg &
Lees, corner Main and Monroe, formerly
used oy MT. Merritt as a studio. Apply to W
b. hadtord, i5 Main. $40
, 1880-10-02

cveh,prov!1cd with .l,rnpuc', ansl TINT very
iItt'j{Wcr viii nuke tnfantry ;anfo frnn, nrtll.
ii II lEfnr carefully considered II sumo form,
ni 4cf|ent tlre Is not rc,its!t own tor aela ar-
tihsryiAntthny t,Dtton wtt't. ne9l'cts to insca,t
!n any.[uiurc ct.11i'n,Kn. c'.ar .ilst!nctl,,'t
hftwc4tlnrsr md nr.lllu,sy he art,!!cry ~ VIZ
si,Yys.,l i, I irG nrt'i,ry ru1, Ey,v Is. 10 10
,lecp ah1htayy uro,ln,l. while t u ni,ly 1a oe-
ea:g% IT, Gn1skt ess ct Bs fssh y thc H.
aa{ ae TIN 1rse e art1i'ary il r%T sr @ WIZ a rea
light RurF. which Gun fnttnw cntnlry i, III ttn
movements. willis tho cld artillery 1s c9Hlppcd
!nos, Mss H's # IN & 'r. prS''ssS ssr9Sc tho ''"o '0F0 '
The f,nnoyencnt In tic eayalry service Il
Just NJ 'Ilatkesl rs TINT In tic artillery, and
they arc if,w perfeollng schemes 10 ,,sc largo
lmasscs Ut horsen,cn to drive MI tho oncmy's
horscn,en, to'.nfotcct, tito Hanks, rear, mil
front OF tic army, to r'do down broken
columns of Infantry wlen ammunition Inns
failed, and tqtusr froih'p 'placcs OF conccalmctIt
upon tho enuiny's guns.
Tho "details of thought aml labor expended
uron tho nrtny II, Germany arc simply
,allazlng. TlA Government llas mlatle that
country one vast armed camp. 1t has re~
duced tho nation 10 I'LL Individual military
nla,,, n1'l slTlllc.t and trained him 10 degree
Of pcrfcottoh Tint llas never before hccr OBJ
ta1netl in. ho1hi!ltary history Of rry nntiol,,
anl It ad.ls,,to tho tremendous power
Of this army that It IL not only
strong 1T lts physique and endurance, ami
thoroughly tnn!ppMl aml drilled, but It Is MI
nrnty OF htn With intellcct,-a powerful
physical engine driven By Intelligence md
combining these two qualities III degree
, 1880-10-02

1'nE contest In fn'liana grows more In
tcnso cnol, t!ay. l}oth rArtlcs aro motive, ag-
grcsslsc. uni cu,,ti,1ent. Tho Democrats clnn
tho G,nto by Il,O0 wttlo Tho Republicans nreni
must certaIn Of 0,00l majority II they cnn ST.
euro fnr vote. Tho Republicans aro wrlt
pryantsotl III tho strongly Don.ocrntio cuuntirs
nf Alien. FRANKLIN, Dearborn, at,l Shelby, and
will probnh1y he hhlc to prevent Tho l,oulocrats
from tn.lnlgtnH very hugely IN fraud. Unltcd
etntcs Supervisors Of Election will he appointed
for ovrry pdt in thoso cn1Eylcs. Tho Deu1u-
crnts hnrc anpiull fur tho nppontmont uf Fit
pcryaors tn Slarl0n, Delaware. Fayuttp. Elkhnrt,
Orant, Henry, and Hendricks Counties. English
I,ns bccn ylrttni'y tlcposcd FROM tho Ctatrmun-
ship Of tho Democratic Committee, ans1 Scnator
Mcdonald has taken his place. whuro tho
County Government IL IN thu hnnds Of tho Dem
ocrlla. tho Sheriff viii appoint largo number OF
Deputies In order In protect tho kcntIiektnns In
vttnK; but Marshal Dudley Ia determined to
nppoint Deputy.sarshnls whctuvrr ttls Is likely
To bu done, tlmt TN hullrst election ,nay l,c
SECURED. IN which case the Republicans will
certainly carry tho St"to. The Democrats
nro mitch dsconcertrl ut tInling that sovprHl
prutnlnent Democrats nttcnhcd tho gnrtield
buslncss-ncn's meeting ut Indianapolis Th,irs-
tny night, md tint HuycrAl Democratic slluI,u-
factnrcrs Hru workInx tiaEd fur tho success of
tho Republican ticket.
, 1880-10-02

III our Inst lf8llp sSo EAyeh rllnAtnEAcr
nj tho German mancnyrcs condensed from
tic Interesting dispatches scNt to tho ion
tUn I'imcs by Its Berlin correspondent. In
Ills latest dispatches, Just ut hand, nc l,lulgcs
III sDinn gcllcratisutIdns, thu substance Ut
which Will be or Interest as throwing new
light upon tbs perfection, Md lM.n.e..se,
stren9tA Ut that army. =
One Ot his nIost pertinent comments
touches tho grcat progruss l,ale III the
nrtlllery service, whicl, now holds tho f0re-
Msust p!Aee nu.tst,g gtlaarttllugIesE EMyupc. In
lSi1 ti,a Prliysfar artillery was 6n.|ly equipped
and bully handled, ala! tho cayatry hardly
,0yotl faster tlmn the tnfautry, hut III tho next
campaign Tho artillery wnn as high renawn
as tho Froncll did ut Wagram. "Thts grent
Improvement IN tleso two ur,ns," says the
IlMts' correspondent, "has been due to tho
constant cara 0f tho lernnn officers, who are
nuyer eontcnt to rust lilo or to bu satisfied
with results already achieved. Aftcr livery
culnpaigIl ant every .lAtlcuyre. careful note
Ii taken of my falling Of errors, MID esery
possible Improvement IL considered mil
weighed. Fsom !ose!gn ar!nles they are by
I'D l,lcaiIs loath to leaFll, and tlIoy seek lis
eugerly t0r lnss0ns tit tho results Ut rinyna
or A.lrlalIople as frONl tho paralle grounds
OF Fotstlaln or Clialuns." AZ Instances OF
tle way they make improvements tho follaw-
lug are Interesting: Il. 1916 tho needle
gnn aitl goo.l sarylcU. but In 1870
the French Classepots were superior to
It, whereupon the Germans at once adopted
an improyesl breechIoadlng gun. Now they
arc considering the question of arinlng tho
RI
, 1880-10-02

YESTERDAY wns n memorable t1ny In tho
history Ut vIctorln. THO Mariuls nf Narn,anby,
uoycrnor Of tho colony. accompanied by the
Ooyern.,rs nf tho other Australian colonies Aild
tho Mnyur Ut alethourno, WAS eacorteI by tho
military, fro br!yasio. md she civic societies to
tho hull If tho htGibul,rile International Exhi-
b!tipN, which hp proceeded t0 formatty
opcn. Tho StMr1nts congratulated tho V!c-
tnrinns on tAuIr ctlcrgy md zenl, I'll
tho progrcss Of tho ctnny asld u,, tho excellence
AMI vnrlety of tho display. On tho conclusion
Ut his sperc,i there WAS II ca.nom aMaatt. y .lsa-
pluy Ut hunting. and music IN tho afr. THO 'lis-
p.ay IL sasd to ta very ese.l!tnte. Tha rrtNe!p"!
stRteH Ut tho world partu:lnto III tho exhibition.
which Is sul,l to compare ytry favuEably With all
previous ones
, 1880-10-02

Mn. FoHsrEi,, who las Just returned to
Lt',dbn srani ireland, rupagts tho HMltlltlon ol
atrnira lri that euintry ~ voEy sertu,tsi yut
l,u thlnks TINT matters wt,,lsl not no Improved
by the retnuct.nent Ut tho Coercion net, And te
dues not like tho !slc. Ut calling un e1tnl s.ssln
Ut Parliament. III It wlx,ll Klvu tho Irish iletn.
lers opportunity tn tnnke ln1iammntory
speeches IN tho ilnlso of Cun.nona, Sir. F0rs-
ter Is evidently of uplniUn tlat Dir. parnell and
htH followers h4yv aetul within the law 70
fur, Ms he says that, should they trA,ls.
prcss tho INV, thoy will l,o prosecuted, Tho
doyurnmpns VII! not Httcmpt any pruaoou.
tiotIs which uro likely to pFovu abasilve, know
t1,x tlut such actfan wuu!d DnEy udl ~ tha pop
ulnrlty Ut tho prosecuted parties. Dir, Pa.nell
has mul,ayrd tu keep within tho law 50 Tar, alld
he IL not likely t., Rfse tho English Government
u chancu tu prosecute hins.
, 1880-10-02

a DOUBLE boiler explosion, resulting In
loss Of 1Ifo nnd serious damage to several por-
SONS, Is reported from 1say CITY, Mich. Tho
6u!!ers, which were old nlll defective, wcre tn q
b,ts,tag adjoining tho sawI,,,. Of Pitts s CraMavo.
The mil, vnlucl 1T Sl0.001 is II tetnl wrouh. The
ct.KI.leur has bccn buried IN tho rl1s. Tho t're-
,nan and blacksmith wore badly Injured. The
accident Ia sail to bc tho result 0f grt'ss cnre.
lesncss an the part OF tho Eroprfcturs. and II 80
they sholtid he prosecuted. 1loflcr nccltlpnts
hnse become niarnt!tyay frequent Of 'ase. md
sotno strong measures should bo tAken to pre-
vent tholr recurrence.
, 1880-10-02

t}t"r OF eylI contct!l good sometimes, but
1t IL illrtl to expeut nuul gtal frtFtn Tho crlwd
ur uwAshrti, unetter.:tl, Atl'l utterly llssrelua
hin Delegates to tho Den,hcr,lta SpnA-
turial Conventions ct,.'sen tn ost or thu was'ls
Inst cyrn!l,H. THO "tMrs3rrA" unit thuXa
wcre tut lI full force. At aolnu Of the
Itrii1nrtea tilcro wuro aorural w0rly
Disputes hutwrr,a tho pHrttsans "
Fynl calnlh1ntes hut thor1 was 1lO hluo'l split,
rs tlD candidates III ust clsps wero Anrdly n'!b
to bl,y tho t0rty-ru.l" necessary to put tho
n.o1, III lighting s!,ulc. III tho saconl District
thu Delegates IRE sHtd to bc pl'nt2etl tu yutc
for II euw.tytyer. III MlMsher district II t.r!s!ge-
tender Ia a1 aspfrant fur teKlsIutlve ho,lt'rs.
1huro aru tllrp0 Or four disciples VI yin who will
doubtless uutaEn nominations.
, 1880-10-02
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