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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
KELLY,s U,ELEss WORRY.


John Kelly says " the election Is a disgrace
e. the American proplc--. burning disgrace u Inc
American people viii ny staggor under 1t, JOhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
UTILIZATION AND DESPAIR.

THE WAY THE NEWSPAPERS IAkh II.
VOTES THAT WERE TOO LIGHT WEIGHIED'
from The AlbGny EreHiRg Journal (RcPl 400
Thank YOU, General Hampton. me 10
electorol vofp YOU sent ia rom "sold South were
duly rece we'd hut as things have turned out you might
ms VOL hnye kcpt thcm. Inel are Ilgnl NeIghI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

TO the Bd,toV RE rrtbsns.
SIR: The battle has been bravely fought
aud won for aaIhed and Arthur The receipt Of your
paper to-day with mace village wild with
en- thnsiasn. People with hfes and drums arc out pa
radlne the village and squares- K J. NUhsHsoS.
BEDFORD, N. y, Nov b. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
REACH ELECTED CONGRESSMAN

NgwBURG Nov. 4--Lewts Beach, Democratic
candidate for Congress IN this District has 500 ma
jority.
UAHCOCgs MAJORITY IN ALBANY COUNTY
ALBANY Nov 4-Albany County gives Hancock
g. 500 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
|. TRIBUTE FROM THR SOLID *
REJOICING OVER THE VICTORY.

NKw-O,uKANs. Nov. 4.-The Republicans yester-
day fired 100 guns in honor Of Garfeld's election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
RTJOICISGs IN RYE.

day. ard the Election Inspectors summoned TO OK
PLAN why they slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

TWO SIDES 70 THE SECTIONAL LINE
NON TAs Adaata OOrlsfStsisoa (Dvc~)
II would appear that the line of SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
TIE WITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

i.
The complete returns from the With Congress
siona District give Philip III. Dugro. Democrat
majority Of l42 votes William Waldorf Aston
Repu blcan Dugr0s full vote 10 Ii ,60S. aud AstoTs
IL 55G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

From The Troy inns tHeDD n
Bill English says he wouldn't feel rs Dauly
"a Bon Butler Dan sckl,s, and John W. Forney 40 Tor
L. On b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
SUMMONED TO SHOW CAUsR.

The official returns from ten election dis
tcts had not reached the Bureau OF Elections yester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

SMASHING ENGLIsIrS SHAVING CUP.
Fron me Syracuse Journal lHep9
INV last political mort gage Is lOrcclOsed !;
the solid North mas set down my shayng-shop"-
BILL ENGLISH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

FEELlNGs OF the TLorrER3 ESTIMATED IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

From me lime fst.r fI1Hiner q cD)
What lOItun, BIrnum could make as
thGoc-carC monte player
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

From Tn, Cincinnati La4,ttro DDfHJ
Alr. English doesn't get Tic Ece-prc,idency,
but Ice stl44 Cd. 4i. bari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

Did anybody vote on ii. IL. MOreyS name !
Everyhug else has done with 1t during the last
fortnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

ITuHf III IUIIIII| - Uf7-II n
Cent men Democrats, lDu WILL please take
notice int general YIag. p,rsa. .Du~,, .anA.oy,
for-t - tr,klu cIty and "isi NlrI uic 300, Winning
ca ds
BUT ONE LIVE EIRD rs IfE pEHDCHt7IC C00P.
From TIE Aep-lOlt Commerce al ddtcr.ser E'p)
Hancock is tie only live bird ic!t OF the
ID .IIucrlt~ tic rr-t are .tI .ur.- 20 a- to4ury.
, 1880-01-01
LEADING cRocKERY HOUSE,

The firm Of French, Potter & Wilson, i'm
portcrs Of crockcry, glassware, md lamp
goods, ut Nos. OF and % Wabash avenue,
corner Of Washington street, Is IN auxllEnry
Of the largest importing l,nusc in the co,lr,-
try In this iine, Abram French & Co., of
Boston, Their facilities for securing COM
pteto and varied stock Of goods Mt tho best
figures and OF superior manufacture nre,
therefore, ,'neanalea by any other NYesterl!
their success Is evidenced by tho fact tllat
during tho past ycur their stock lIns bcel,
donbly increased to meet tho demands OF Il
stessrs. Frensh, Potter 4 Wilson ,eai IL
every variety OF crockcry, cl,Ina, and glass
warc. and nlakea specially Of tino chande-
daily accessions Of tie latest md best goo.ls
In tho narket, both imported and domestic,
The firm Is orc Of tho strongest In tho city,
and Its lnrgu trade tlrongl,ollt tho West l,as
been solely due to superiority Of goods and
economical prices.
, 1880-01-01

"WH0 HOLDS THE MOST REAL ESTATE7"
The public Is fast becoming untlccelved In
regard to the rllnors which from Interested
parties were put into general circulation rs
to tho standing Of the llfo-Insurnnce COM
panies OF the East. 1t was giyon out that the
losses upon real-estat8 propcrtyin tho City Of
Chicago by the companies who, because they
could not COLLECT interest nor principal, were
t0rcetl tU f0rccl0se their mortgages, would
ss 70 9sSn s{s a hfir fars va sso N st nn,
panlcs that did not hold mortgages OIL prop
orty, outside Of GtrcAMseribed, legal limit
made the most at tho renort, aud lelpctl on
Te ea ts sds, s oe 81 a # tes ss y at yssd t pFG s
which they represented. Tho cllean pnpers
that are always OIL sa!o were readily induced
tsdnr g thTow sf"es ta r. Wc
usually did not were never believed, inincd
In the Wur4ly fray, AMI tast, but not least,
can,e TINT body at men who aru unable by
fir ms9ns MT, 70 Secure new e b1sLness and whose
tell to lntllica members 1t 1arge and honest
companies to lrnp tile policies which arc af
real value, and to insure with them.
Meantin1e. the ConnecttcMt companies con-
erty. They hat! but one reply to a!l the nolso
ttat oil The sonfeslsratss could nuke: "WE
FL 4t tooh th,t ntq 9n,s sonss1o sT tie PSin
maaaged, Ind always been eminent
y successful, ard we're guided ind
# Ii not 10 be iciilcd, however, tiat tho great
clamor tlat was nate ruaellctl the earx OF
snsl.s who fnr my cause, rcnl or Imaginary,
nro easily tllsatrccte,l, Besides, the Gqiycrsa.
tlon concerning real est,sto valuations became
general, nntt many PERSONS thought that they
saw dlsaster tn tic pail! nt larg9 investors. ;,
mora s,.dcnIy 1 TIL sv. " sin liz inost ST. saEaei,,s
prophet cnnli forctcll.. It IL estimated tilat
ono company alone viii realize uponIts III.
vestlncl,ts III ti,is city moro than nlilhon OF
iollnss. Where, other tElan III the West, shall
lffe-lnsurance companies holding mortgages
upon reai estate. reap such il pccnnlary
| harvest?
1t i4 ~ pleasant thought for US to entertain
tllat the companies which have done the most
for us ure to bo enriched. They Ind faith h.
the greatness and the nlilitY Of Chicago.
To-day the question Is, "Who holds the most
real estatep" for that way fortune lies.
, 1880-01-01
GEN. GRAN1'.


Az WA
AUGUSTA, un., Dec 3ls-Gcu. Grant and pnrty
arrived here this evnnlng, and wcro received by
crowds Mt tho ttcpo. tho r,nnrs
that they would not rcnoh tho city fortnight.
They woro escortesi to tho hotul by tic Mayor OF
the town with tho Co,.nutlmci1. An informal
reception continued to n Iatc hour. To-1nnrrow
n reception will be tcntlcred tho party. and they
witt be shown over tho city. Tho rcccptiun here
IL corlial ami hearty Tn tho distinguished 1csts,
and every consideration will be shown thom
ulong the rul,tc. nlack aM1 white residents
throngcd tho stations aMd c',ccrcd 1uBttly.
At Chnrluttc a deput4tlon OF ettzcns wnltc,l
OH Ger. Grant, nnd tried to prcrutl on him to
atny Drcf.
1t Columbia tho Mayor and Chief 1,,stIce VIII
hnr, IT Carn1ina. rendered banquet, but tho
1ctlcr,il cnlllfl not Wuit.
At II O'clock tn-.1orrnw tho pnrty lenvo for
I'cntfnrt =. e., 10 intend tho cnnnoIrntlon colo
tn-niRht, and to-norr1w Con. Hrnnta New
Yours reception will bo Intended l'y thousands
, 1880-01-01

Customs Receipts ut Montreal &ho Vaat
Year~-4A Centennriau's Deuth.-F4&slcn
Heir 10 Two Aatllions.--clvli.servIce Re.
farEa-~-fhe Great Western Railway.
Aptttas DtsiMfeh to The chicdpo Tribune.
MONTREAL, Dec M-Thp customs rrcelpts Mt
this port for tho mouth Ut necotnhcr wcro <ss-
558.7.; corresponding month Of 1878, S.i6 Bl7.s5;
inoreasc in 1B70 $685. 7l007; toal customs rcecIps
for tho yoar 1870, <4,612, ,t76l3; ditto for 1873,
3,s44 ,te3535; increase In tho twelve months
ending Deo. 81, 1870, $80a, ,oso.7o; inland
revenue receipts for tho month Of De-
ccmber, 1870, Sill l,11:a.1:; fur 1878, $l05,-
.a3.ss0; increase In 1870, $5,Usa:1aa;
total Inlnnd rcyonuc-rcccipts for tho year 1870,
$st., ,5ol.6l; for 1s7s, sl,lBl,5s5s1; decrease in
1870, f.:9S ,De4.A. The dccreaso IN this your Is
far tnore than nccounted for by tho Immense
Sums pnsl In tho latter part Of 1873 on spirits in
anticipation OF higher dutIc1.
4 feoF Fdcd sensation wis created hero by the
interviews with Sir Francis lI!ncks and Mr.. u.
MeMaster, the Representatives IN tho OntArio
Legislature OF tho County Of Glengarry, In
which tho latter Wlss represented "a In favor OF
annexation or Independence for Canada. Mr..
Ncstastcr In n young md rising 1awycr, highly
eateU1nrsa IN this rity by ai c}asscs, and It VIVA
thought strango thut ho Ind suddenly committed
himself to principles which ho waA not known
to entertain, md which find no echo in this
community. 1fcnFriyetl homo this morning from
New York. nnd ha4toncd to place his Views cor
rcctly before tho public. Iio says tho lfer.ltt
lei".et , !ooA ~ !.otcs, "itu' aatupusa ao nao
reported Ilorlohs or Hhat no STATED correctly,
ho has 10 intrrmingcl his viows With othor nut
tcrs. md at piuccs ,nlsstntcd thon,. thKt the rc
nort of TIM nterytow ,,lyca n vcrv co1s I'M
preston. lie suys that, Afst aud didttnctIy, ho
told tho reporter that he was not IN
MnttcxAuonist, thlt III annexation feeling
dia not 70 my apprce1aose extent pro-
will In CnnadN, and that no annexation
demonstration or meeting had bcon hetd In
Montreal. Thc nnonin n Eanulu wcra 1T nrc..
~, .e,,T.,.in aa ttsn.'I liz *SaI. .,..s. t
cnt peF1oet'y satlsncu with taelr political con-
dillon.
John Bnttle. L rnttvn of County nnnncpn1
1rln,, forn l., IA. ,,Is.l Il, q, I,rdoa,. 1is.a
.'t'"a' ~" -" A'''t "tto -. ~. o'toAot 4AuAo'
Arro, to.tays III ycara Old. Ills IslcmOry Waa
gOstd 10 tho lust, uiud fullr yeAra ago, when he
WIS Vtsftua hy l.brt UutferIli, h0 conyerBetl
freDly nt'nit the battles Of O,nrt Hill, Vinugar
llii!. aIa the Rebellion Of lfs, all Of which ho
Hptttlt pt1patch 10 TAt Chtt4ao Tribune.
, 1880-01-01

OF this amount, ,$.1o was yesterday turned oyer
t. pr: shtpman 9sld h's receipt tnken th9reror
which cnnne In lutcr in tho day, ~ subject to tho
Doctors order.
PRESENTATIONS.
tbunss 70 H. Icopold Moyer @ r. Tor % Now Yours
present OF 1uantltyp pf flno clgafs.
II. Mccall. city mnnagcr Of tho Singer Manu-.
featuring Company, ws yesterday the recfpoi1t
lcr mndp tho presentation Ia behalf OF tho utty
employees Of tho Company.
Lieut.. nulH, OF tho Larrabec Street Station,
was Iass Gysn1ns presented @ b. ,' tS osicofs @ II @ s
boys q Engine Company NJ. !, whose housc I'd;
Joins tho sutton, Joined lii the snbscr1ptton, mud
helped make tho utfair II snost agreeable QUO.
Tho employc. or tho EhtcnRo Newspaper
Mr.. G. +. Strong, With 4 i,cnttifnl watch-chai1i
yestollny fore'iotn. Tho recipient -rrtnllatetl
u f{ iEste te ST. 4e work anu D." 8' "'s0'''' MIN
South Water street merchants arc shouting
loud for more police projection, inasn1uch rs rc-
Gently largo quantities Of butter. cheese anu cggs
pny any moro attention to the street 1t will be to
thIoyes from having SO 80 good M oppoftuaities to
steal.
William FoFsrty, sseat saRe;fin1tendsn. and nd
yesterday afternoon. with q horse having morc
mcttlo than tlcy thought. Tho animal r..,i away
with thotn, md, tho buggy Gupalxsng, bnth wire
uncorcnnntttlHly tumBled otlt upon the pare-
mont FortllnMtcly thcy escaped with but
slight Injury. The buggy wns hMtaly wrecked.
Some of tho boys Hl'out Central Btntton, who
did not wanttO Eiyn II nwny, last evening plnetl
on Supt. D'Dnnncifs tlI'sk, wIth1nt hia kn0wl-
otlgo, Il handsome zeal cap. They rttrrosc!y
neglected tn tl1yc the nnnIes 0f tho .falluiH, uni
nlw the Superintendent In cngaxed In accusing
cneh Individual frie1n! with hnvjnY nude bin
tho pr1sc,lt. There we're, Il, consequence. tNll,y
txl cigars In circulation about Ccntlt Station
during tho evening.
Mr.. Charles 11nopntl, tcud Glcrlt III tho Freight
Audit tiffcU nj tho t;hiGMKn Huntington & Quincy
Nu!IrOnd, WIS TIT New YEARS. Eva presented by
his hrGthcr elerks with M exceedingly halltsorno
illuminated card. with tho Compliments of the
AclIsun," The eNrsl Wus tho cretftAbto pro4llle-
tfon OF Mr.. II. /. Clifford, as7 0ne 0f the cIt.-
rlnycs III the anmu c!llt:e. The presentation w!ls
mAac hy William StcCrcdfo. EBl.. tho Freight
Auditor, md wns acknowledged by Mr. DOogan
in u few appropriate remarks.
hlr. Dennis Consldlne, u Deputy Bherinfani
1Iliitt In Judge llnrnllns court, wn8 the rrcipt
lent last cvonfng Hi Il vrry handsome Rnfd stlr,
which was the gltt of II fow friends. Tho star ia
uf pure gold. md Eenrx tho following fnscrlp-
ttnn; "Frinlrlshlp. Presented 70 Dennis Con-
sltllne by II few ri his many frenslA. Dco. H.
1871" The glft Wns presented to Dir. GOnsldtne
by b1r. II. II. afndaon, nf tho Telegraph, In very
'happy manner. tn which tho recipient replied Il,
for their ktnlncss, and expressing tho hope TINT
THU stAr Is worry handsome ono. and cost about
, 1880-01-01
RAILROADS,
T11E DENVER FIGHT.

LILLE LIEN V L1t tlNH1lIs
DENVER, Col, Dec. 3t.-The Circuit Court to-
day announced It's decision In open court in tho
contest between tho Denver s. Rio Grantao Rail-
rond Conpnny and the Atchison &Topcka Com
pnl1y over tho occupancy ot tllo Grand CAny0n nf
tho Arknnane. This cnac has nbsorbcd mich
attention. md crcntcd deep public feeling f1crc.
The Court decides tliat tho leaso and contcinpo-
r,i1co,ls pnpesa executed ut Doston in October.
1s1a havo nj rcMtlon IL, and tu not hftect, this
controvorsy. AMI therefore tho mandates Of tho
United States supreme Court mado lust April.
nlIu.sging tho Denver s. lllD Grandc Company
tD huvc a prior right TO usr md b,lild
tts road In tho canyon, must be en-
forced. The Court decides TINT tho AtchtFon
Company must deliver TO tho Denver l. ll1o
0rnnde Company tho entire limo with tho mil
rou.t oil, firm, tho ino,ith:nf the Canyon tn tho
South 4trknnsns nivcr, flfty-stx mllcs, on being
pnisi tho actual cast Ut construction, flxcd by
tofnmissiontr to report such cost. Them II tho
AtGhEsUn Company wishes to b,tiltt, 1t must
build on tho nthcr ss1o Ut tho river In HARROW
p'accs, nr buy Il pnrnlcl linu udtnccnt. Formal
dccrces arc yet to bo prepared. as to tho limo
from tho South Arkansas to I.cadyllle, sixty
mlce, tho prcscnt graded line Ia awarded to tho
Atchfson Co.npaay. Tie topography Of thut
Country Atlnilts Of tho casy construction Of
othcr lines.
The Denver Company hRs fllcil Its Tofitlon to
pny Dr deposit money to covcr tho cost nt oIlcc
and have immcttnte possession gtvclt It, SO that
It may 30 on aslsi finish Its line 10 Loadvillc.
DENVER, COL, Dec. 3l.-Iutyo ntcCrary,
uf tho United Suites Circuit Caurt, has
bccn in Denver tho past fow days, and
rs JeHMa delivered the. first opin,p,, tn-iay
tn tho Grnn,1 Canyon Hailrnad c.scs. Hinder It
tho 1i!n Grande Is grAntet tho prior right to the
f!ist ttfty-Hlx miles of tho right nf wny from
Canyon City to tho St,uth Arkansas, prt,-
ytdlIsg that TINT Co,npany pays tho
santn Fc c'mrany S1,jl5o& for work
rnrf1ru1pf1 u ht ~
the Court Commissioners appointed to cstnhisl,
tho vaf1te. Tic Suntu Fo II accorded! tho prior
right OF why frntn the South Arknnsas to- Ienfl-
VILE 1t wis l1cl,l by the commissioners III thotr
report thnt ut al points tho projected or co,n-
P|etstl line tloro WIS width for two trapks, nni
construct sernnd tt4,ck hcs'tto tho track Ut tho
prtor occupant. Tho decree will In entered
Frdny. The isi,tttcr has been IN tho Courts for
Il yeHr. ind prevented tho building of tho
Arkansas to Ica'1viisc. Even nnw It is htnicd
tho matter will l'e tAkcn to tho Supreme Court.
, 1880-01-01
.FIGIi.rING FIRE.

a kl1A14SN kNuANR NEhlEus
AIarshat Swon!o Ia buBy making up hia cstt-
n,ates for 1890, and reporter In conversation
with him yesterday was informed that among
tho items he would insist upon would be an ap-
preparation Of about $15, ,000 for tlgboat On tho
river, aupnlied with ths necessary machinery
and pumping apparutuAt toprotcct thewatcr.f front
property from t'Fc Ite says that something Of tbs
kind Is absolutely essential 10 the proper protce-
ton Of property admitting on tho river, aud TINT
he will 1nstst upon tho item being cusrlod
through. In former years the same request hxs
been made. but the appropriation has always
been cut Oh, but he hope<1 1oE different result
this time, and thlnkxaho ean make the
nppcal so urgent that thG Counci! cannot fall 70
ist t T. I He nepv thSt 5t TIC Mayor aG
urge il ii wen q prapSFty tholers aions the
rycs, and that. although ia tho rlao, tho
boat could, he says, In {the ovont Ut tire not
only got bouts out 0t tho way. but could play
upon ad'aoent property, aaa l'9 Of the gruatvst
will be q M ecds % addItoa. t. tasnes' he he xosid
prefer hav!9xa boot suppl!ea with plnpst etee.,
the case or : flrs along tho dock*. iiIs cstimato
WY 10 handed ~ TO the controilsF Il y few days.
.,S H9me little ttma aSn ono st Of tue lcattny Eu.
person 70 make report ~ 70 the actual oand!-
tioa of thing insurtb!o y, the city Tue result
81 tho !nanifhs %sao w. b ss5nE
ported that the people Of Chicago
ltEskkntxD TUE oarltolt,
which unwiso bird runs ita foolish bcak into tho
70 see itseH imasines ihat Il il iaysibie To- ths
in other words. It was reported that Ch,caya
handled, With lots Of wator always available;
but that at the same time theEe extxted m ever
imnansa amount Of int.a1una6le inatter In tas
southwestern section. Lot tire ouce ret i falr
etaIt south ot slxtesnth street. on ths west side
, 1880-01-01
PETROL Finn.

Ti7usylLLE, Pn., Dec. ul.-The Titusyillo Her.
ada monthly report, to DO published tomorrow
morning, gives tho number OF wolls cou,pleted
IN December in nsadsortl ncld ~ las, producing
B.I85 baHcla; completed In the lower country,
10; producing aas barrels; total. pro-
duotlon OF new welis for tho month,
AIT bArrcls; agninst 4,2t8 barrels
III November from III wells. The total riGs Up
aud buildings tyr December. arc eos, asainst 10
fn November. The a tota. wells drilling are ~ IN
hpes in December arc IL, against = III No
yeubcr.
, 1880-01-01

Is IT AuaDnH on AS "ColphSft
pne sh. sep 1ao oa nS mSes o
rntlnn viii hc NECESSARY l., determine which It
tra. tr oo., tho tJrti,n 4;ca TI,o .hoo,,nr nt,-
WIS ~ css. tnv ~ e.s''t! oHa. ~ 4no n""ot.'s
CURED at No. 1s7 Fourteenth street about half
% to tho neRsSors, % It vas not unit. ocloek yester.
uay mornla9 'aat lo,.cenlan e.' s'eNsn's' WI, m.o
travels tho bent, heard 1f fhe occurrence, am,
n.,es y who rc the 1a p'so ' lie % bosht tho weapon
acl eafrnE s nit' es stes GIN
sm,1sea hisei IT, H. Sy rlng Y H. to wn9G M cr
di1nt" pYt her foot down. thouah ,! tho latl s
t!o trn +" Sor a, Trf nj n9 p
tn was cmt,ioyct Uis f,othor viii, Is a wfdny
and works ollt, WAS not in. Boon after bis ar
rira!, -.
MS LITTLE slsrEn MANY,
sEsa sao IN a sxan = putting tho I2nf, Fs
va va "aSe'i ] Only % viii liz cps. R e W sa: Will yoi
saia. ill., ' "a Elaic y"i ' tve @ si,ot II inc il ta
eye" Tho report was hcnrrl 1,y, Mrs. Smith.
w liycs II an onE S"n' Snd @ sho ;,;I, g,';hs,!
Mfs. Mci.amKhil,,, another ncishbor, aiso rushed
in, Edward, thoy snil, WIS vory mich excrcise
a af %ler hs;i hqs't b.vo With sot s!st y Grg sFsn4
aIsS ~ as T.. s.se sest oxsr fos ps: D.. rsa3ts5; I:
hntl ucuetrnteI tho skull lust over tho left eye
iii, as It hal gono Into tho brain. ho did not
, ar n's 10 sor WS,;s result Ifo took ,ens. %
II tilt act in. ~'''. '''' ~ ''
yessen'ay S1ins, au ae is he ys, ~ Pc peope iss
S tt ;ss N, 5 dy se%$ s ;s sy S|; I Il; Sys III
n nieco eA Of bread mi mcat: sbo rnfuac.j.
tho pistoi IN ito storc.-n suspicious cir.
stsnse n f ns !" ty s ia ns nIrs Era H. n ts
criion @ on he he was arragncd beioro justico Wallnce.
tho result Of his sisters injuries,
4 TnInt,yg reporter saw
Mrs. RYAN
, "s's5' s - ~ - -. ..,,u,,,...
stHtcmcnt. nsr tnIofn1atinIs. eae ahia' Doing op'
WH, INA .ns ,,,tttn thn Hian. o,x,,, II, .h c,n.
boars1, and Edwnr7f aaid, "WiIl yo Five nj eayt,
jttic pieces Of chips In tho pistol Ho hsd oatic,i
Sss a5S III i. 5Ten; q "a hes st hea a''a In he
vo,, hayo shot me If, tho cyc," Thcn he pcRtn
Ia .ry, IN md saifi, 10. Mary, hive shot yo,sY
nit siary on W tho io,ingc. fho noctor wns sent
the wo G and threW ta
'"e y Mow HWY jonr Ind Eddie Ind tho plsto,?"
"He rot It Christn.as and irei it on that day.
1Io had no moro eulets, " he must hayo Eottsli
catuc tn,'' @''o
aWhy didn't vol, report tho shooting to tue
pH"lTeGif1 si1p,t kuov ANYTHING about rcnorstn1 To
| tho nnljcc.,'
7 oli think it,.as o,, acotdent7"
bc wo;s ' crn1y IL snd he % aa ",,s .oine +,
| throw hin,solf Into tlc nyer,'' ee
, 1880-01-01

Tammany Democrat, has been appointed Ro-
uorder BY tho Hoard OF Aldermen. In place Of
Mackett, deceased.
San FnANo1scQ, Dec. 81t-A person known for
tho pa2t tWcuty years ~ Charles Pufkhurst, who
has led the life Of ota9e driver and farmer,
, 1880-01-01
FIRES.

AT QUINCY, ILL.
Srtetat Dlspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Dec. f1.-EnrIy thls morning Il fro
broke out In lttcker's Bank, in this city, cnusng
loss Of $4,000; covered by an insurance OF
1000 In tho Etna. The banl< vaults Ind not
been opened. md tho t.u1nngo ,saa confined tn
furniture aNtl fixtures, which ,scr costly, ii,tt
To tho wills, which wer0 handsomely decorated.
Tho nrigtn OF tho fire Is unknown, hut Is slifl-
ptSed to hNyo bccll caused by 1nIcc working Iii q
box Of matehcs On ot,o ut tho counters.
, 1880-01-01

yitcd to open station In tho notshhnrhood Of
Iako Noumir!ng,lc, OTTAWA Valley, with ylcw
nucleus nf a tottlcncnt at aarnu fnture .lnte.
Tho achctno has mot with fnvor at tho minds Of
the HovefnnCri Fathers, who hnvc communicated
with tholr SupcrfOr-l -lcncrn1, and they now nwnit
hiA replY, which IL cxpcrtcd shortly.
, 1880-01-01

CIac1NNAr1, Dec. ol.-.t dispatch from bloom.
ington, Ind, says: "Thc Hon. Morton @. Hun
ter, cx-me'nbrr Of Congress, md prominent
ca1,dldate for the Republican no1n1na tlon fur
Governor OF Indiana. has been dangerously III
for several days. Fears arc entertained Of =
fatal termluatton OF the disease, IL q speedy
change does not tako place"
, 1880-01-01

1tT CI14ATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA. Dee. al.-Tho finishing shop,
planning mill, mud blacksmith shop nf tho Wlson
Cur Works burned Tonight. Total loss, go, 900;
Insured, $a0,tU0.
, 1880-01-01

PRESIDENT ELECTED.
UosT0S, Dec. 3I.-Frctl l.. Amcs has been
elected President of the boston. IIoosao Tunnel
Western lsnllroad, in plncc Of Gen, ". l.. Burt,
who built tho rontl.
, 1880-01-01

Co1uMn1A, 8. c., Dce. Jt-1on. Grant was ex-
pccted In spend fow hours hero to-day, md tho
Mnynr, City Council, and othors prepared to re-
i i'eic1 lin, to s p,oceed s to Ausasta.s s'' '''"
, 1880-01-01

The election OF Dawson's confectionery rs thf
best In Chtcngo tG unanimous.
, 1880-01-01

CIIRIsT2iAs Glrrs.-Ilcst set teeth, "a; filing y
rates. McChcsnoy BROS, CArk md Randolph ats.
, 1880-01-01
A RIPE OLD AGE,

TORONTO, Dec, N.-Jnhn nattlo, a natlve ol
County Donegal, ireland. died Mt 1t. Dridgot'i
Home. here, to-day, liz yetrs old.
, 1880-01-01

Fila Oh your oosus with tho "Japanesa Corn
File" 1t Will surely euro and end pain. Is cents.