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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Thomas & Haddon have
Just received three car loads Of
stoves and don't you forget Il,
and win sell cheaper than any
one In town.
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sswsyne's Ointment and Pills."

sSwsyne's Ointment and Pills."
THE WakArEsr REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most invetersse case OF skin
diseases. such - letter. salt rheum. scald
hesd, barber's itch. sorss, all crus.y, scaly
skin esupsions. and that distressing COM
plant. itching piles. A blood purifier
and regulator, Ssaynss Tar and SarssPar-
illa Pills are excellent. Cure sick and
servous headache, dyspepsia. indigestion,
vsrd % malarial fesers, cleansing the sys-
ten sad bowels Of oil Impurities. restoring
70 healthy sc,ivity every organ Of the body.
Pr:cs 8 cents boz, I've boxes 81. Oin'-
meat 50 cents, three boxes 3l.25. Can be
sent b. usil 70 any address on receipt Of
price. Addrsrs letters. Dr. Swayne q Son,
- Nesth Sixth ssreet, Philadelphia. Sold
b ill leading druggisss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
NOT Good Licking.

In Englsnd tis said . hiehborn ladv
recently entered a pet Office to boy sesmp.
Having purchased il she turned to her
maid who vas standing behind her snd
made . sign. The maid 1t once put
out her tongue over which the "milady"
lightly passed the stamp, and then sfbxed
il To her letter,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

There will be . union temperance meet
ing Of the two East Sedslia churches 81
the Montgomery Street " E church to-
night. The Royal Templsrs Of Temperance
and the Independent Order Of Good Tenn
Pliers slli each attend in = body. All
iriends Of the temperance cause are corii-
ally invited to attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
A Treat for the Knob N osterltes.

The Williams Theatre company.
who closed a weeks engagement ia
this city last night. 60 from here to
Knob Noster. where they will play
every night during the present week.
opening tomorrow night with Fan
chon." The members of the CON-
pany are ladies and gentlemen of no
little ability, and have made many
friends in Sedalia who will always be
pleased to give them a cordial recep-
ton. The BA2oo can cbeerfully re-
commend the company to the play
goers of Knob Noster. aud hopes that
their engagement may prove a fnan-
cial success, as it is sure to De in point
of interest and attractions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
A SUNDAY SERMON.

Life starts out on bouy over the seas OF
trouble. With no great moral sin he d oats
about. Presently he begins to drift with
the tide Of human adairs. He strikes the
shoals and strives to steer clear OF other
breakers, bot 1t every turn 10 more deeply
wounded. There is no convenient rest by
the wayside. for time and tide wait for no
man. The settied man Of mettle bends 10
the oar and with . will 6ads the way,
though rugged, in safety up the river of
Time. The lsggard whines at the cruelty
of fate in not giving . eiiver spoon and the
pr,6cely living the world doth owe him.
He makes weak defense against the surging
rsp,ds. Swept on and on BY full tide of
adversity. he sinks deeper at every turn in
TO the surging stream. All hope is flown,
he slackens his hold on the world and -
plunged over the preciPice. Death, which
stands guard between this life and thst un-
discovered cline from which no weary
traveller has brought in . returning board.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
HIGHLY SENSATIONAL
Dow q Young.0irI Leaves Home to
Lead q Life Of Shame.

Thursday night, 40 saws q h snss- City
paper, Sergeant SNYDER served two w.rranir
on the notorious Madam uck, keeper ~
an A--igna fiHn hop-e on GS sBd .v-u1e IA
i:,at city, on. iur keeping n bawdy hou-'
md the other for allowing . e.si und.i
seventeen ye-rs of age o. tie an inmate q:
ner house. The circumstances al the latter
complaint ATE thee: One week Ego is-!
Monday night a yonGg girl belonging 10 y
weii-kno~n family lett her home, aud after
staying with friends for day or ivo, ven,
TO Mr.. Lack, and WA taken in. she
gave her name - Rosa McFail. Her
friends were thoroughly alarmed about hs',
~ che use known Ia be afflicted with "nym
phomania," and resrrh.d every place
where they thought -he "a. likely Ia h.,
but wIthout success, .n.i had aiT'.st given
up the search. Tuesday night last sn aunt
OF the girls dfesmt that her niece ga. al
Madam Luck, aud going there found her.
bnt she would not return home. In the
evening two poiics men were sent out, Sho
escorted her TO tie resldeGce a! her mother,
where she va. left, tu; A. soon as ,be IN
Gers we're out 1T sight, and before entering
the house, she slipped away and - Vas sup
po-ed had returned Ia Mr.. Luck's nat this
vas tot 50, for the madam stated -hs had
not been Their since "Wednesday night, and
Yesterday another unsuccessful search Was
,nstiio'-,i Tor the srri.g girl. IL ws-
iesrr e,i i-ie on Friday night, tina, = girl
answering her description hsd boarded
Mi-- -nr, Psciiie train, and j, IL supposed
that he has gone Ia L-aven~"r'h. The
ofkc.ss Of thsf town will he notiii-d and
an effort made 10 capture her and bring her
home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

--Lsulbsch, the Hamilton sire-; drug
gi.i, les, week cold Il retail. i~n hundred
and thirteen bottles If the celebrated 81.
Jacobs Oil, whose curative powers over
Rh-ums,i.m the papers cav -o much Il
nowadays -Aiisn;own Democrat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
Wedding Of q Former Ssdalian.

Ga next Tuesday afternoon, at 4
o'clock. Miss Alice Norton. formerly
of this city, and who has many
friends and acquaintance here, but
who now resides in Glenwood.
Schuyler county. Mo-. will be united
in marriage with Mr.. NJ. +. Hale, q
prominent merchant of that town.
The BAzoo salutes the couple with the
wish that joy may be the consequence
Of the wedding.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

The doctors are very much disrleased
over . competitor Who ia gradually stealing
their best practice; We mean DR.. Bulls
Coogh Syrup of which Is cent bottle
does better work than . dozen prescrip-
.tioas.
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Wanted.

A boy 70 york in book -bindry. Apply q
counting rooo. eltdef
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
BOSTON BOSTON
go STORE. 90c srOkE.
W |. BtITlER e. CO..
227 CHIC STREET,
Have jas, received fine assortment OF
BOSTON
go STORE.
BOSTON
9oc srOkE.
MATS. RUGS AND AFGHANS.

japanese and Chinese
goods. parlor novelty
swings, books, plated
ware. jewelry, reSolvers,
glassware, handker-
chiefs, ladies. childrens'
and gents hosiery and
underwear, gloves and
travelling bags, new
standard works by cele-
bfated authors, novelties
in scarf pins, sleeve but
tons and ladies' hair and
neck ornaments.
VIEW G-ODS WILL BE OPENED
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Over I5,. GOO HIVE Scales sold. B,r.
den, S-!leck & Co.. Agents, ST. Louis, so
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

We have no nervous tonic At once 80
reliable and onvenient o. Fellows' Com.
pound Syrup Of hypophosphites, and ~~,
therefore, gladly recommend il in the dis-
eases Of such organs - depend for health
upon involuntary muscular action.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

NEW GODS WILL BE OPENED
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
, 1880-10-25
OSE ut tho most Wltdly.NDHl,rYi pretIlutIol,s

OSE ut tho most wL.lIy.abs,Int predictions
the pelnorra!!c ,nanagors lu.ve ul,,tle Ii to bp
found III tlulr statement tllat tl,oy exppet
D,0Qo ,naIorlty In New York a.d .o,Do0 ina,
jogfty IN l}rouklyrL 'rney expuct. no R.lc,t
tlIng!"'f1lcy know that such unJpri,ies are
necessary lu.hoth Nuw York a,!4 1ilnrs Co,l,-
lies III orleF to give tluM us.y hope of carry.
luz the State, Md lccu tlla olpim. But 1t IL
prapastesous. The registration II. New York
lntllcates that tho tot9t votv III TINT COUNTY
will bu ao0,oo0.,' OF this tho Republicans, ~lIl
probably receive 5000, leaving the Demo
csats maturity Of ABOUT 10000, III Brook-
lylt their ,nnjorlty t'Iis year viii not 10 uluro
thai, 10000. At these figures they Will fall
x, ,Qo0 short Ut carrying he 6tale, When
they ,claiM 10000 u,ajr.'ty III, Nsw York
Iounty. they Ignore al the Indications Of tho
ypur. 'Tllden's ,u.JorIty: III that county was
only about as.po0. and the Republicans fur
years ars 'poiled Hearty $1,000 Votes.
At tbo sa,ns election lIayea received
uycr 200 votes In Klngs County, ala III
aen'a mptqrIty tllere nus only about 1900.
IL II pretended tt1at Hancock Gun obtain moro
votes ~ New York aud Brooklyn as against
Garfield THAI Tllden received ~ against
, 1880-10-25

THE n,oro fAir.lntlltlel md reflect ing Of the
Southern tarors confass that tho tafcut Of llat,r
ty'ck will breax up tho Solid South. Tho Menu
pills .Aralqnctlc tItrst DeH.} thus speaks Of tho
e1rapt pf tho great etsat,Xp III luQlanas :
Tho tnllnnn uleetiun WINS II revolution. II
cllnhHu TT al,HD votes u ntho Republican purity
IN significant nf tho it,nl Oyerthrt)w ut tho Uatl
tcratu party. This revolution not nnly n,caus
tho, alefDat nt 1iancDEk III November, but II
lncl.tls tho tlfsballtlnont ct tho Dcnlucr1slio
sanitation, to b0 foE1nwot1 by thu rt,onstrGtlo,
Vt r!rtns III now lss1lcs. Tho tllsittt9rItt0n nr
tinw fur, Mis u.lcud in nonriy. .9vety Southern
ftAtH. With u reasonable certainty III altuif1K
lInnGUek. tho Southern 1l8lInurttta would hnrN
atun1 to tho SntlNnnl ticket until tho I'll Ut No
yumDcr. and cast l;ss Nnctornl yntes for thu DEM
oorattc sadntr. lint lhe unexpected UNI OVER
eHutAcrn Democrats. Tho I'LL fnnth0rll Eliot
nra1 vHtaa cnnllut now Ia o0tlutod ID Ree1re for
1tAncoclt. vfrKinln, Snlth Enrullnlt, North Chr
nlIn, md Fnritkt filny now 10 Glnftl III llCllt-
fnl Hsates. Thu elanxe nf opnnn tpyclnpr,l by
stunned iha k4nst!orh llt1,t'tlr.ts. 1hoy se1 Ii,
tlHt rnsult shllA Nnrth for tartIned. As ~, IN
dependent 10ufjll, the tfEtIftthe titDnA It tiu-
ncecHaarytO dasElIso tho full extent md tho
tnt-rrischinH consequences 1T tho KreAt f)enn.
nr,!tte :lisastcr: ln tae nres9noo nf !! polttlcal
Thero nro lN,w two anlki seutonal parttrs. Ihort
will continue tn h1 two ut these sectional parties
Until U10 ut theu9 tHkDa tho lcAil In tho work nt
d|sfMthmunt. 'i'ho ludlann yotlfot demands
tMt tho political HVlsA ho1tt slaIt le ts arat 10
wiso they .viIl gratefully aco9rt thu verdict.
aplcntGs,cu or 7ihs solid south tho solid North
also IlnMy disappears.
, 1880-10-25

\ few days ago number Of gentlemen,
WHO came before tho community rs business
mcil, but s0Ine Of WHOM nrc ollceholtlers
or ullcescekera for themselves or their
relatives, slgncd and published All I'd
dress to tllo public III which they
maintained TINT It Is "an,insut 10 tho intelf-
gence Vi every businessman u 10 represent
that chnnge Of PARTIES ut this limo 1,ostcnts
scrlols disturbance to tlio commercial. III
tlt,strlal, ai,tl mnterial Interests Of tho cn.n-
Try. Among tho SEgllert of tl,lsatlttress wero
Mcssrs. Letter, Walsh, Granuis, Tree, Slc-
Wicker. Otis. Potter Palmer, ii. u. Colyln,
Ctinr,ul Sc;ppl, rorry II. Smith, md others,
who arc known to l,o deeply concerned In
tho fate OF tho nui,louratie party. 49,.
TUX TRIBUNE has already potntetl out n
number Of ra,llcol clanges wlltcl, aro like,y
10 be madc by tno De,uoernts II tllov sl,uil
, 1880-10-25

TilE forgery Ut tho so-cullctl Clll,ase let
tor attributed to Gun. Garfield hus ut lust been
trNrcd to thu newspaper oiilco which ptumul-
gated tho silly counterfeit. by tho nil pf
Il ehrewd detective, tho perrctratur Of tho
forgery baa boen Fhow1, to be onu KEN
ward Tltip, man prominently identified
with Truth to the extent thAt tho word stands Us
n mls11Oh,cr for the vio sheet which hns adopted
II HI a title. but whosc reputation for ldentin-
cntion With Truth in its general sense ia not
very we'll established ThlIr IL q remarkably
expert person III the Initiation ot handwrltlng,
ind. being bout upon doing sonc scrv-
ico tint w0l,ll commend him 10 thu
grateful remembrance Of IIhucuok III tho event
nj hfa ocotou, le concolred tho tdclI OF prod,lr-
Ing tho lotter whci, t1aseausod 10 neh c0l1,ino:
ton: Con- 1nrie!d promptly pronounced tho
thing clumsy forgery, IND everybody knew 1t
to lia such, hut II rrn,mtned to ferret
out tho pcrpctrutur aud locata tho rcsponsibill-
ty. This has now boom done, md tho country
Will haye fresh rclson to re]D!co ut tho anpronctl
ing downfall III . party whose tnethuIs Of eon-
tnctiuE nIolttlgnl campaign nrc such us lay Il
premium 1than frau.i In aIly for'n calculated 10
nssst townrtt si1cccss-
, 1880-10-25


,,.tc ml!9'. .as' 'l..es Nple Hcrop'en ~ a."eicn.
'ou','"S' rof BUSINESS la' trase', tnt ss''a't
purchases. ior om''semcnts' Tor all thc pnr.
noses wn'eh !" paper currency serves, ''ese
',o'es VI 'ss''o were " te'''s'o'9 AIT! = N'n'
"Famee. ...s ,,...,. ,..........'
Wln enF ohe OF ine eh;chRo businessmen
wig ,tieeensv aeciatea ,uat ny 'al9nso az
l"rt'es oF nni4gS " ti!S t'Y!e Wy! 9Heet 1hg
masllM u!e!fs!S " !t& eo"1.!ss s'n'ena
.nas sno SUBSTITUTION u. a'ate antse''sy "'r
Sa,!o'"' .'., su!tsSe, sau'"1 p'oYo h"ss;"' .o
.us1r 'u'"'es!ss M s tM.MK as.!'e 'A''s,'lMl tt'n,
ft.e,aln"i; .., @ ~ y. p:sson. eAnlpas'! wv.
W'''sa' nt'Ae1uts't ~ i''n'e'"ss. WHEEL
oho ol ,ae,u F',l' lnaet'a tl'e ei'a,,Fe y.
,.ls que p'utlsoiat' Us WISE w ,tes'r''llle
IT., :! "sx"uH '.s'.,. ,puF "'|s ,Gs!lap!" result
.no ,a,.st; s'est9 s!, ~ s!se'a1 ''!.es ios sa.
.v'''"",H a,,". y. ,' yn..ra ~ ,or'"o ~
,s'.a.c ,'''; i y; ..:e ; ..S',, u''baent u ..'e
, 1880-10-25

Tile Now York NatIo,. independent critic
inp0utlca, nnd fur sroyenue reform ~ ls filled
With Icrploxtty in EpxArl to tle sncanpy OF
THO E" lp<'al lsyuQ" Ut II tagtft, 1t s4yY:
,ucn. l[auuook'A tirsL t!1Ivusu1,c0 VI tho tur!N
question WIS 81 .laEk, nut ~ NY mystical, that
x St naEd r. a!S ~ ~
PUBLICAN victory III lGdlll,la. lIf. Nn1llulph, Ut
Naw lets0y, therefore tnlt It iaae4sary tn aak
It was l1tssrparstd or '.lmperfsotIJ understood"
To this Gen. il4Arock aas nude auawer that be
IL "t10 sound an AuHrlCan TO alV0cata nny dH-
partuEa FROM ths general features Of I policy
, 1880-10-25

vote If indiana. l9lc population of TINT
statp. Which wns l,0sD,El7' III lsip,' fs semi.
officially reported IN 1ss0 at :,,.1"i.:N'. 'rh'
increase IN tcl, yrnrs is consequently +il ,Ns,.
Fully omc.hnit of ihis 'inrrcnsn iias tdken
placc |" a1e. .lnst-:fpur yyatsa,theIpcrt"l "f
greatest prosperity, AS the suffrage Is toll
ferse.i OIL Foreigners ffttr residence Of
six ,not,tha In tlU sti.te, ntntty nit lilo new
eol,iurs wdte tmt!tlut 10 tot#i's II the total
tlcrtase In population III f,ply leqpa l,aa been
axe % ao III o~ iss 3 f ts fox is1 sxs stre"r f
Ur tho Statc. ~--- '-''
, 1880-10-25

1r Is suggested tint Wnde Hampton should
have IlnisatcA Senator Conk!tng In his wlKwnm
speech. and. instead Ut curtiy suyIng MY nd.
dross will 10 Columbia, u C,.H shpusl havs closed
bis nntu to Mr.. Shcrnun In thsa Why:
When nRked ,yhnt Rtnto hull fron1s
Ny solo reply shall he: ,
/ hill from South Curlata,
OF tho lut1 CollIetlerhcy.
, 1880-10-25

II IL evtlc1,. tint tho latp gnn III Indiana
hN5 f,lla Tho 9alng Ctfcct NrDN the Democratic
Nominees IN CoQli equity that Cgpt. scntt'a rifle
hn3 upon tho 'couna in tho Wout1s Of Minnesota.
I'hey nro cftnlng .!nwn tho &rco without waiting
for tho shut. Judge Cody. who wns nominated
fur Et,lluruss 1pI.,o tWO weeks Ntsp by tho Dclnu
Hrnts III tho First Congressional p!srIat declines
to stay up the troo any longer locintng II hettor
tn 'lnw nnh ttt.wn anil o1r rashor thnn wilt tp
t'e knnakcd down by ii aolfl Republican stDt ON
tho I'd Ut November ,tIxt
:, In hls inter to tho IDatn0crato Congressional
Committee declining tho doubtful! honor cnil-
ferrtal upon iIlm hp snys: " exceedingly rrgr0t
MY Inability to Eivp snes, pursonnl attcntlon 10
tho cond,Dt of tho elnvAss III tho First District
aa tnIe tff*eatrr td 10 essential
This Is frank confession, md rendats 1t owl
dent that tue hoNornlsaa gentleman tn son,n
n!cnsuro appreciates Tho titsl'gratD condition Of
aralrs In tho potuocnatIe camp, nnu haa scnso
enough to i'eD frnni tho wrath to ctltnr heiorp
ha Ia entirely snqwo.l III by tho Republican
bnllot-starin in November.
Tho CoMintttto having Tho matter In cllnrgc,
itis reported. hato nut Tho na,nr of john slut.
tpeks an tho tickpt IN place of CUIy, I'hts will
MI tho zap, help to keep III, appearances, n1,d
Prevent tho discovery by tho rank ai,d lilo of tho
putty ttiut tho organization Ia now In tho Inst
staRes Of ssulutlon.
retnr Schuentsofen, tho Democratic nominee
for member Of tho statc lIoatrl OF Equalization,
evidently has usn hocn struck by tho l,a,llc. md
J4spcr H. nlllo has eon sentctl to bv sct up fur
target IN his ptnca.
1t n unllerstopd TINT thoFo ara several moro
WIN. .nrE on tho l"'|nt pt scnllnx In tho!r rosg-
natlons, and will do so unless prevented by tho
carnest nl,pcnls Of tho Committee.
> We Congratulate tue nolntnuos who hnvo III
rpuyly lgni,G tshorc Vpnn their fortunate cseapn
from tho wreck befgre 1t all Kops tn placcs. anJ
1t Ia to be IlDprl tisnt LuiAo Cody's "prcasine
tcgat cngavcncnts" that have so pressed upon
him slir'ng tho two weuks tEat have elapsed
alltco l!ts nnnlnatfop anl Rcceptanop, will now
be Property attended, TO.
1t u ovltlont thlt wo hive "got them on tho
ruiz" and th's Is tho week tor every ftepib-
lta1n to 10 IN FOR scnlps.
, 1880-10-25

"TnE tarltr Is " local Issue with which
the General 0aYornment Seldom cascs to tntcr-
fere," suys Gen, llunaPgk, tho eha'lpon letter.
with mo OH this subject I mn ready 10 ngrco
With him that ItIs q National iesue.n "Anl,"
lsp continues, VII tho unnll WIN dllrors With Inn
II II rroipDttoYlst, ain willing ta writo II lptter
In fuyor Of projection; aud, uiec rcrxg, II ho Is
Froa.Tnlter am wIllug 70 wr!tc another 1ettor
IN fuvor f,f free trl.lo ,fy pen ls two o1gGi, rs
vol rs my sWpr&l.9
, 1880-10-25

FMsOi.ATtCN from GannuN 10 tho cheap
farming lRnds ct tho United stntcs continues
unatAttd, there be!ug scarcely Il tow. or yllnHo
sre Hot recorded erery week. Tho EslIIrsks
haYr heard tllat ours Ia I'LL Immensely prps-
ruroi,s rd,,i1try Just i,aw, anl Aro uun.,l,g
over, ~ lrpycs tn" ypt aomo 0r 1t " under tiar-
N1!i'A Administration, during the Hcxt '1tnsr
, 1880-10-25

UE t.gsast's still Insists TINT le Is going
~ luild TINT tntrrt,ocn,u e,lt,al. lun letter IL
tue President III 1auulnn hp give. Ass,,r.nuo
that t.c Il nuout I'er5nvting tho slacpsxRry inn-
siat ARRANGEMENTS, aud that tho cos,,ellrtt,lGt
u aeilye uprratDns IN tho construction IT Ito
cutlHI IL urI,r 1T tinntl.
, 1880-10-25

FOLLOWING the pilabl0 Iunguago of lcr
diplomats. Germany has HOW proposed 10
A4ssrIa and gfaMco "certnsu t,sntIrAl ulcnk-
tirsA.' wt)uh. sae promises. thoal Will xpco,lly
fstilt- -U,a. .U1lEt9l.u luw. at the Et,na tins,
certnlndacntIrat dIlcEoiloes betwern twuclIlu-
tHfn and tsyctsdlc-dc0 haya sprung Mp through
rhc Huutencyrtns advancing by ono highway Il,
the old fort Ut tho ptsutos, when they shnuld
bare taken unathcr. Hlzn FIhhn, Tho DulclYnor
,sHlniaildllg, however. is Understood to hive
rssalssd oFslurw frou CanstAntinupl0 ~ giyu up
tAH Il0cn within ttye tlnYs.
, 1880-10-25

WITHOUT distinction Of purity It Inns been
unanInoilsly resolved by tho linr Ut Rock
County, Wisconsin. to support tho Hon. j. u.
rassoday for tho Chlef-Justlccshlp 1unde vacnnt
ty tho dea'h OF Judgo Ryan. Tho appointment
rests With Gov. Bmt!i. =.
, 1880-10-25

l'iNF. .SWtHa!s sermon OF yesterday, whicl.
YIN hq t,uld In full In Cur colulnns this mort,-
l'ut. M4x s,p Ihe subject Ut "Eterna! lIope," aud
embraced u thoughtfyl discussion Ut pno of tho
questions Ut 4ssup botwren nr. Thopay nnd tho
Gt*k Hfscr Cppierrace--that IL, tho question or
EtrrNal Punishment. "a Mlght ba expected,
rFpf, suinx standa by bis liberal brother OF tho
At'h'n,!st CHURCH With all tho SiKor Ut his
HrnnG, sympathetic nature, and hits hunt
~! cast'tron theology OF \ hopeless hcro-
4llGs. Th9 ltev. Dr.. Goodwin, Of tho FIF4t csn,-
ErVxallonal Church, prexoao1 NJ "The Qaes:
tspr VI sunday Papers," holding tho ,nlsiukun
Wow teat q Well.cpnductc4 newspaper VI ut,l,a.
peushatlp morp! tone lowcrs thu popular eo,..
scteucp an4 Is pse4upuye Vt nd good what
1oeSas. Thu Hov. a. q. George. tho s,icccsSor Of
1lF. Thomns In tue paztorute ct Centenary
Church. preached his Inaugural srrmvu. and
, 1880-10-25
THE New York II c,tttI {nn independent
newspaper with Democratic lcAniuYsj said Sat-
urtluy nlpruiug oa tho forged Chfncsc- lAbor let

tor, =. ~: i ~! 80 ="
Ills [GnrilcIl's] ticntal over his nwn ngrpn
wau!Il, IN our opiplmi. settle tho question. it
wnul.l, III my r,st, throw tho burden Of prnof
upon tho llcmtNlslta, who. for political rmls,
hate nlhtte Y public and would leaye thcH Until
plcl6n OF huytnx utterrtl il forgery.
,{3WtlutA's, Ipllu! = over his owA nan1o'' bus
sis,do boen fthltahcd, Its ii fallows: -.
MENr0!, H., Uet -, lHsp -Iht1,s HIM, H. JtieeN
tlclouncn tho so.ralled Marcy lettor i.s i bOtI
forgery. both ~ !ta lA.,Y.!hYa and so1lt'lncnt.
unul " nHblL1AtlHnl neyGr hp.lnl pf thg aAi*t.
nor Of stlch u putsoll as + =. Marcy,
''' ''' '' '''"' ]. 4, 1ANR1ELp,
The Herald lnuat hold nuw, aud NIL tatr- mlpAcd
lcsaens will Hrca With H. that Tug burlun 0E prtf
AaH }eqn tlr0wn on tho pnnlocrats Tho Qtles-
tlon IL lo longer whethor sfr. Garloll wrote that
ett#s but win f0raud a, who IL circulating II,
aaa wlapt caslse Is % olespctatuus 10 dcpend upon
f4rgeCy {py plecps1 s.
, 1880-10-25

j. rHHcH31Aao TntutiAE haa ESTABLISHED branch
OFFICES for tho receipt OF subscriptions md nyGet+p
1psnts ~ boilpUs: IN -
! NEvY fn1sK-Roon n Tribune Building. F.n Mc-
fAi,pES, Mnnsgrf. o..
4LAHppW, EsptIsph-Ai4n'A Ametiaan fawa
Agency. 81 lsennnld,st- .,..
l!ANtlDS. Ens.r7AlnerIran E1clnaua, ~ strand.
uESly +. UktksA, A10nt.
WAHtl4SuTt|N. D. C.--I3la rtraak,
, 1880-10-25

SS0w fsll yesterday it, Albany, y. u, anu
n, stst,c pnrts or Cnnada It camc down to tho
aepth Of fFp1u uvc'tu twcnty Inches. -
, 1880-10-25

'r-tf.e falling o1 II polr, which tho llepuh-
ueaps of MIi[nrl. ill., wcro III tho ,.lct of FuiA!ng
iast Saturday, ThomAs van1ueter.a u yn,lng init,
Of L, Wus kiLlsd -.
, 1880-10-25

lx~n9n,,arrci with lis wtfe about, some
property t'e!ongtnE to her. Uex,rgu ftovntt, ot
thartestof,, No.. choso tiattron ~ bis wenuo,t,
and With 1t bcnt out her hrains This done. he
clt his own thrpar from 'ss' to s.nr,
, 1880-10-25
TEE END OF THE DRMocnATIc PARTY.

Tr.r run nr r,Ir nprfnro aT,r p.prv
t,,I.,. 1I ~ 1noe1A4Ae 1haAt -
lHe ueJeat III 1lnIlepck. hflIl hiA pirty IL
un,y ytrf,,nl1y ehs,cr,,tl trl,r Sn1i.1 Sn,th nrr
npt decctYet! by tho premises Of llle1r Nortll.
crll n!IIcs, a,al no longer expect Tint lInl,-
cvrk will receive tho ,yote Of uny Nortlleru
STATE. The Democratic rnpers ut tho North
w!llcl, nrc not ,nerr org,,ns arc free to atl-
nl1 Tint the enntnst illus u[roa,ly been ,ls+
tcrmlne,l, uni that unrilell u,ul Arthur viii
be elected hi Noygmber, Tho Nuw rork
Sun, which lus Il larger Democratic coustlt.
, 1880-10-25

:,.tFl.iI -----.--
''lIE Town Of Qneensytllp Forks, III Britisl,
Columbia, has hUss1 completely destroyed by
prc. furry buildings hnvInE boon consumed b.,
Tho IlnNas.
, 1880-10-25

'tHE11phtl, Of usu Dprpu l,ntttno Rtcasol!,
tpriuortf l!riple Minister uf lluly, III annp,itcod
Sr IN f3,jius,