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MllEAhls CONDITION.,

LoHa DRAScn, n. j., Aug. 25.-Mr. Wash.
i,1gton Mclean. OF tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
passed d comfortable night. Ills condition
thls rlutlling Ia somewhat improved.
LoNH IsiIANcIf, N; j., Aug; 9.-It Is
Cincinnati En1utrer. whose llto lias been
tlespnifed of for severnl tiays, Will recover.
Mr. McI4eln Is suffering from n combination
Of diseases. acute nrlghts !llaoRse OF the kttl'
npys. q. diseased lung. and bi9od poison'ns.
lluntor says lls pAtlent H. Mt tlnIes select
with spells Of deilriunl, when y y nlMost
impossible to ca!n, him: Though llis connl-
Mclean dressed hlmsulf this lnorntng,
and, In the absence OF tie nurHo afl.l falnlly,
stole down stalrs and took seat zee g, tl!, tl!p
lnx pl,ye[c[nus, who did not succeed IN per.
suadiiig their patlent TO return to h!s room
fur several hours. Drs. Hunter md aletca;t
think there Is good chance Of htr. Mel lcah'H
recovery could ha 30 safely removed to Ills
homo In Cincinnati.
, 1880-08-26
MAS0NlC.

DETROIT, 1ftcl,., Aug. 25-1o p. m.-Tho
National Convention 0f Representatives Ut
tho State Grand Councils OF the Masonic
Order was held In this city to-day Twenty
one Statca were represented. 1t WAS
resolved to organize lencra! 0ra,ld coun"
eli, and constitution was adopted for si'b'
mission to the State 0rand Coumclls.. Upon
ratification by niue Ut these bodies, tho Cen
eral Grand Council will BECOME fully or
Tho following provisional officers were
elected, who will bec0sne permanent op tilo
ratification Of the constitution: e.. q. ~.
}ox'al, =. Dsna',So..d, Ms!nei .; q z IT i,
W., Qeorgu j. rllckaru, lluulstana: 4: &.
treasurer, Orestes A.. u. Svntor, uhtD; g. y
kucor!!ar, q, w: cooley, M!nncsota; q = !! =
G., William D.. Wadswurtl', Ata1t!antt; Y: Y.
ST., Edward T.. Burnf,an, .Maluo; u. u s.t
Albert D. McConnongllsy, kansas.
, 1880-08-26
EUTlCUfkA KEMIsI}lfNs
(4ltijcura
BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.
From the Hon. William Taylor,
state Senator OF AI1assa-
cllllActts.

Messrs. WEEKS IuTTEE-t1entlcmcn Tosny
thtt nm Kratef1!, Is only u ponr expression of
III t fee t IL Se every sesc M Ut "f the wor hasc
been Krent sufferer With skin dIteases for tho
Inst twG1se a., years Ny hend nn'l faee ,l'tng M
burning heal md itching Of tho pnr.s Infected,
and wes ,c1ntincd 70 NY house tor weeks at i
Lime. ~ u:sfase na nas Tsn e. Gm enns exG; e. t
doubt ii ever fully Understand by my Of thent.
It was morc like combination OF seyorhl skin
cure. mid In iac7 *ent to EUROPE ald consulted
so1c Of tho hos, jhyslciAns n !n:islon. ! r..
seyea e2o,nfy rslef g ty H. f"F n tle s!E
came buck 10 1.nston WAS t.id by mnny friends
that Or. - twhoso reputation for tho euro Of
serlteI For. nc. followed bis ttlvice fot SIX
months an .; san sSfey say without Sy IT,
them DR.. OF Eust Hoston, md ur. ----. of
eIty propcr. bit al e no purpose: They dId nc
Tn HOl their remedies were 10 1llelfGCtitaE thnt
ut 10 Tine iid feel TINT a euro would result
Now. about three montha ngo Mr. Atcehan. q
rs nttention to your Cwicnra ise,nedess ani
promised wonderful results II 1wonld only max .
an 50 o me taat VIII viii VIII
him 10 drugstore anl bought them, AMI conf
me,lccd to Use tlleni ngcorng ~ the directions
| ski! tilnt us sut,., Us commenced the lse ot
tntlcura It cattlt to tho a1,rfnee ui,l tesfcrcu,
nm ya. ne Ill., f"s % S IT,
,ng to grt rid nf tho hrtnor when saw It cf,ta-
| lilK 10 the surfAcb IN such lArKp Quantities.
At1cr tho first two or thro weeks use Ut tlrsg
! remedies was greatly encouraged b. gr1ltlnal
s5fSnrs s Pss st th .y e sc a ess.2 q
fully followed the directions tn tho letter, feel
Ing esch week ncurcr a curc. until Ut the pres.
eurn Remedies nr,.l twelve years Ut constant
suffering ~ WIS ever endured, cnti say' 'that
, 1880-08-26

Tile statements pitt fortl, were denied by tho
llnstnu & Alhutly officials. who justified Mr..
{;Hllun's a,lInt.. t3n,nr excitement and much
uufaynraDie eoi,,lrnt l!us a!tt]n Ercn aroused
among t;cncrnl Passenger Agents ot Eastern
roa,la In tl,lsr1tyby new w.lrvulnnnletIts which
tend 10 show TINT Mr. Gallup has mt lost !iis
1--we ttr the arnftr'rs, ns 1t IS claluch that
within Inc last two OF three mouths he has
}iasesl u}y,,s sle ts,stnn market ent1te ftn ttn-
limited Chicago tickets through th'srlln!tn"l,
nt ,l,,| ltss linn tariff rates. Mast If these
tieknis arr clajulcti n be over the Ncw York
Crn.ral and Like Shore l. Michigan South
rs tic Eastern passenger business l!as
been grcatly, disturbed fnr somr tinit pnst p
various roads, 1t Ia feared Tint tlts action on
tile part Of Sir. Gallup will ,co'npllcnte mat
trrs still further, aud finally result in ~
npcsl rupture bott %! easl-b0unl and west
hound passenger business.
, 1880-08-26

srrnpy 1subcrt Cpsiyor Inns bcen ut his post
II ,1,ty III New York thEa hot summer, and hHs
eccu KlyIur tho Devil sonlo hnstl Hicks while tho
rta, ,f tho clergy wcro nwny an vncntlon. His
snr,,ou lust !;l,,ltlny was on ~ l1ome" Notwfth-
.tnnt.lux tho hcnt, Il very lnrRu congregation us.
munbled to hear llm. Judging from tho nn-
.Iruct. tho DISCOURSE WIS 10th cloquent ald
s,nIl,tnv. Mnny uncct,ntcs wrro lutorspersed
through It. md nsnong nthcrs this orc. which,
thouuh not new to his peuplo III, Chicago. per-
baps 1uay he En- IN nther readsrs:
ircco'lcct aaleiug Federal l. soldier sotna time
Fr,"n f,Is isrt bnttlc .'Ir Bl,ro did," was tho
rrrIy: "i,t,l m couldn't run hotno.- anu tner1
Nh m other plncn cnrcl t. rtii, to. rGMn!nttl
n nv ranks anh fon9t,t with thu rest" Tint
iMy toll tho whole stttry ef tito inuGtlcg. ho1nc
la vi ,e nun Iht motl,cr ws1l Msyer Y haXt
rrvcr i1lyc blessed him with her kisses. nrti
thasc % cornrndes would never have welcomed
lin Iacli, hqd he shown tho white fcat1ler
, 1880-08-26

II still llyc."-Dc'pamt' Frd,u1tn aud
Sitting Ihd'.
"1f my man drinks water, Cd d-n him
On tho Blot."-Gtn. HdHcoek.
Fssst girls aro not modest, but the Maud S.
trottcr Ia fMst.
II tho Southern orntors arc really coming
North, VIC ilotnlnnto Wat1e 1futnpton for Atasksl.
Joaquin Miller Is III Boston. Ills hai las
becn clit md ho looks much @ncr than for
mcrty.
Now that Sexton Brown is dent, fashions
hto people in Nuw York cuti bo married 10 suit
themselves
This is Il great country for honest men just
now II tho olt1 at,uge Is good ior anything. jny
Gould aud jim Keeno hAvo fnllci out.
It would be dreadful II Miss Coutts sllou'.l
turn NIT to be II tsrt nHd not hurry tint hEto
young man after nil tho talk she has ilsado about
him.
John Sherman, Jr., Is United Statcs Mar
ahnl 0f Now Mcxlco. lie Is believed TO he tho
Only person Of the natue holding otllce In this
country.
A scientific publication snys that tho aver
ago llfe of tho farmer Is % yrnra. Allowing
fur horse tratcs to the ycar, MI average farmer
ought To dillt work Mt 10 aal put III tho rcat Ut
Ills time trying tn be forgiven.
Tho Earl Of Ros1yn thinks TINT goats might
bo very proi1tnbty nieed III tue At!cghenics and
Rocky Mountains. The goats ha'o not boon IN.
terytewcd, but probably most OF them think
that the Earl OF 1t0styn could DO raised must
anywhere thoy mt him.
Tostlnaster.Gcneral Icy rules that Con-
grcssmans fra,k must 10 written by his owl
hnnd, anu not stamped, tn order tn giyo currency
to nnl innttcrt and we arc patiently waiting for
tho Southern pn1,nra to 11enotnco tho decision rs
a 1ludical trick to prevent tho people Of that
section from getting cnnphlR.l uocsments
"I3ugagcd Girl l'-You might compromise
tho 1nnttcr with Charlie by agreclnx to lot him
manu- tho first child, you tho second. etc. We
knew n couple tln.t adopted this plum anl IT
worked tlrst rate. riscy hal nine children atltl
thoir names wcro Peri, Nike, A,'olbcrt. Jaho,
Rupert, sally, pizarro, pccg. and Chrlstabel.
Lorillurl's explorers III Mexico have un-
enrthol, from an 1nltan cemetery. coipor Idols,
copper trInkcta, vNscs uf graceful Forms beAut.
| fulIy patutctl toys for children. and muny jurs
and pots hut, rs louE us tlloy fail to discover t
| promising .-ycar-oid colts, Mr.. Lortllard will
| hnrxly bo satisfied With tho scientific results ot
| the expedition.
"Ciarlbcl ~ IL tho lntest young lady to send
q poem. Sho re,,IarkH thass
| seu myself retcotcd ~ th!no oYobf
II i
| We'll C,ary, now that ynu speak Of 1t, wo
| did wink Mt Il gtrl tho 0tllor t1Ay, but henyei
| knowA tho punishment Of receiving POETRY IN rc
turn Is too grcut.
A Indy III CnrondclCt
ueurll llpr husband Hay that ho would bet
Forty tlUllars to tel
| There mover Arl brcn
4 milo III 2:t1 made yet.
Bho sent hor young brother AROUND.
Who quickly tho other chap aowncd.
Wlnckol lip with h!s Hlytor,
Tllcu pleasantly klssel her,
/ Eaytng, ''Afnry, yuu bot w0'ro all sound.'
, 1880-08-26
RAILROADS..
Subjects to Come Up at To-
Days Meeting Of the
"High Joints"
Auother Trunk Limo Tn1hed Of--pfos-
>. pccls Of Trouble In lilo pas"
gcngcr business.
The Springfield, st. Louis & Louisville
Railroad Company incorporated
Yesterday.

Nenrt, ail the leading raiIroa1 oiIiclats Of
this citv arc otlt Of town. Most Ut them have
k1,ue to New York to attend the meeting OF
Ia ll1gl,-.I9ints in TINT city to-day. Tho
meeting, ltia expected. will bo 4 highly !t1t-
rortant nte, asul ucarly every road l1ctonRIng
tu thu J,int Executive Committee will be
rcpteseltetl. Tho most Important matter to
tile Wc,lern lines which is to COME up for
tllseussiUt will I,u the request of tho Eastern
lfnt$ Tint thu Western o,ica Withdraw their
assAt from Eastern polnta, leaving thu dis
trilt,ttt1, Ut t|,o westbountl traffic to ule
En4urn trunk lines. The nlanagcrs of tho
Wtttcrn r0aJs are greatly opposed TO this
metsure. because tie Eaatern lines are
web represented at Western points BY NUN. ,1.
i's t,,Es, ,t.,'S ths Western Managers asma's,
bpturp ugrgeljg to the request Of tbs Eastern
irtplk lines, TINT the agents uf the .fast-
freight companies be 'tlso "ltiitlfaw1l from
would greatly dcl1oraltze the fast.frelE!lt
lines, n1lu 1t II therefore not probable tlnt to
Eastern roals will ngrcc to It. nhtl most llke-
~ su,'e sort of compromise VII! be effected.
ranBcnlunt OF pooi percentages from the "
rlnas Southwestern polnts. Then the ad-
Visibility Of making all advn'lce IL East
bpnd dreEt ratns ~ to G9s ,!P Pi lor lscS. at
western points desire I'LL advance, put Tue
CitcagO roHtts nro opposed to II rs
long as they Jlaye to compcte With the lakes,
which nre now linking tho bulk Df the 1sisi-
nnotl,er nilvnncu III east-bo.lnd. rntes the
rsu,.ls r,lll,lttig east will Ect still less ttlAn
tlloy t!o now, a proposition VIII probably
j be nlalr tU advance rltes from ull pol1itA ex-
o If n.srSf WSfG rotss ess viii II 10 H ionGt proe
| agafnst such an arrangement, as u "ouitl
lt,ku from them the advantages they have
, 1880-08-26
THE TURF.

IIAHrFoRp, Aug, 25-Haln caused post
pone,ne,,t I'LL Tomorrow Of the Charter oak
Inrk races.
SAnAronA. AUG. .5.-For tic threc quar-
ter~nite ruce Utilttn wns scratched. leaving
Glroae so much favorIt that no pools were
sold. Girutla wun easily, Hurry secolld.
Time, 1:2U41.
GUIllbug, Col. SprnRuu second. uld Oueli
Tho favorit) third. Tinic, :i311.
Springfield WON the threc-qiiarter mile race
for 3year.olus; Thosa,, the fayorit, SECOND,
Chimney Sweep woti the llilo md quar-
ter rnce, Disturbance second, md Waytarer
third. Time, 1::ee2.4. u.,,
LoSnoS, avg 23.-Ttse Great Elhor handl-
c1,p race at York was won by Novice: Stuck
ss,ar second, nnd CoroMandcl thtrd, Ten
horses rQl,
, 1880-08-26
SPOR'rING.

BASE-BALL.
Speetal Dspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 25.-The Clncinnatis
brace.t up to.uay after their circus Of yester-
day, and bent the Trotans BY punching their
hits, fonr OF which were made In the first
inning and two II, the fifth, 50 t'1at only one
Of their hits was made usclcsly. Purcell
pitched for the Ctnclnnatis. md the Trojans
could not buucli their hitting oil him, Con-
ners nni Gillespie being tho only Trolans
who had success against him, md they made
three runs for their slide. Illu battling aud!
fieldfng Of Jim Willie was the best part OF
tile ClncinNatis' ptay.
InHfngs--
Enrnci r,ins-Ctnetnnatt, 2.
Fiellng err0rs-CtnctnnRt1.4 4; Iroyt !.
f3aee hitk--ClnrinnHtl, Z; Troy, ..
Two~lnsc htt-keefe.
Left on l,nscs-Etnc!nMntI. 1; Troy, g..
Firnt bnscs on bnlIs-Cnpp, Cassidy, Evans.
Flrak hase on crrurs-CInplnnlt!. 4; Troy. l.
Struck out-Cmskil. Smith u. Wleoier ~.
Hills enlIel-Purcel. III: keele. Tug.
Strikes cnI!cd-purce.lt 81: Kecfc, II.
Passed tplls-l3ntlart, 2.
Wild pitch-rurccll. !.
Ttme-.u.
unpiru--J. @. Chapman.
, 1880-08-26


MILWAUKEE. Wis, At1E. 2j.-t}etween 200
and 100 men employed by the Chicago, Mil
waukee g. st. Paul Hallway Company In the
new Menomlneo Valley Machine shops,
went out Oh strike to-day. The fnen lave
held frequent meetings during tile past few
months. and Isayo mot the railway officials
twice. to-day Superintendent Van Horne
gave them final answer to tho effect that
the wages would not be- aslyanccd, for the
present. liz explained that other Western
roAds are paying tlle SANG rate. This tho
men deny. Az soon ~ l'e announced tue
COmpany's determination, the iasn threw
dawn their tools and left the shop peaceal'ly,
both Sides are confident All the machine;
chops are crowded with business. and gnott
many Gf the lneh cail get employment III the
city. Their wages ranged fron" 81 - per day
10 $3.50. Thu Company las considerable I'm.
finished work I., the shnps. 1t In TIC biggest
strike ever known In Milwaukee.
, 1880-08-26
SPRINGFIELD, ST. LOUIS d. LOUIS
WILLIE.

8wttal Dlspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-An Important
railr0Hd enterprise caslio to Hight today By
4tlle iIlug for record In tho Circuit Clerks
Office Of tho articles Of INCORPORATION Of tho
Springfield, st. Louis Il Louisville Ratlr0uI
Company. The corpurators arc Maj. Dluford
Wilson, tho Hon, David r. Llttler, md Col.
l.. ". Shepherd, Springfield; Col. jonathan
Merriam, Tazowell County; and Edward Z.
Rice, 81. Louis. Tbs articles statc that 1t Is
proposed, to construct a road from
SprlnEile!d to Csntra!la, q md @ thence ,r1It' TO-
principal ol!co y to be u! SprlnElield; and Tug
board Of Directors IT, to .lnel'tln the Incur.
l;or9,or$ n 8; 5ohn oyIs; Loai;s,yl!e ;,ds;t XXI;
Yalldory,,, I!il'sspro, H.; a.. q; Henry,
a,d ti!e liz; lio;r. L. u Neetllcs, Sashsii!e, III
saAa.s AGssS VIZ fs s haYway N 1 dospan d2ssps
Will. lie snsns coriMrators ls nle othor Cola'
l,ally. Tills eorpuratioIl proposes to con-
strnct roaI from Decatur 70 Sprll'E-
1lsld. nid ule'lev % through ga,,;,Io ;M,orsa,ti, T.,
sod,'!s tSs prsiDal oIite SRteaFTsh Tha eapal soek
liked ut 81 ,0UD, ,0, md the first Board Of Di,
Esct"fs !ci%aes f Sn2as arsS1S W!s9R T. = Ra tte5 as
.Ialnes Ii. Wilson anil I'arkcr Z. Chandler, Of
| lalst0,l. Neither Of those corporations has
| yet ttlcd its papers With tho Secretary OF
| 6tnte, hut s0on Will Ito so.
| This THTnUSE correspondent Interviewed
several OF tbs gentlemen Interested before he
found one wlt6 wnuIA talk about thesu enter.
! prizes, but finally succeeded, md learned
tllnt tlleso projects hnyo bcel, under cons!d..
erati0ll tor d year, and that those Interested
n,eall business. Seycra! Of tho gentle,
men from this yEclntty yfsltet! llUstun Ant
| New York In Atay and June, aud consulted
| with capitalists t1iure., Since tholl they hnyu
trayorscdl tho proposed routes ot thGsU roads
Il, company with al Eastern civil engineer,
who llade q favorable rgport to the friends
Of botli roads. Tie result Inns bcen thn
Organization OF these companies, md thy
ple.lgo 0f al tho money needed to carry out
llicsS PROJECTS at onco. Engineers aro now
III tic city who will 9t MI carly day
commence the surveys alM lnnko tho csti-
mntes tor tho Springfield, st. Louis a. L0uis-
yillt. Road, and II. nothing lntcrfsres TIC
work OF construction Will commence tho
prpsullt your. The movers III these enter
priscs llaYo secured all thu capital, they re-
uu9Yr, and do not propose TO ask for any sub
scrIpttons Tor either road, but they decline 70
state whiet, ut tho groAt r1llr0nt! corporati9ns
Of tho country this movement III III the ILL.,
| tnrD3t nj.
, 1880-08-26

Tho Illinois Stn0ts-Zeitu,Iv has tho following
lc4t1ur: "Whut tho Democrats Of tho HoHth want
is vGry perCertlbu from their newspapers, rs
well III from tho spe0oh1s dellvortd ut llelr
meetings. 1t Is tho Sumo TINT Iii 18aS tho
Nourbons OF Franco nttasnptct-i. e' u com-
pteto Jicsttar1ttatl Of tho former lcgal status
although q fow forms Of minor imflortnnce
might 10 retained. 'Yos, but thoy cunt do
what they !ntonl 10 lo,' those good-naturod
people answer who mover will notice tho dov!l.
eycu It be holds ttleM by tho qucuo! ltcltiy
nut2 Lot tls investigate tho Matter. Suppose
with ItMncogk thu Democrats secAse II snn1uraty
In tho Lower House Ut Conkress. tlan tho ueno-
crtltto pnrty Gun seciro tho following ob1eots:
IL It catl and will based Upon tho fraudn>ont
pppYus rotur1,s, tncrGaso tim representation or
tue South in ConRrosa by ton Or twDlVu metn'
boTs, q It Gun and will, In accordance with tho
provisions Ut tho act admitting tho stato OF
To4as tuto tho U1lion, divide TINT stAto Into fiso
separate HtAecs, and tho North Gould not
saiso single valid word OF objection, bccalso
1t wouli b0 u perfectly Iugtl transaction. Ihua
tho South would acqulrn olght moro scnts III inc
Hutlato of the United Statcs. Tho Union would
then consist OF fprty-two States with oKhty-
four Senators, Of which tho former slave
6tntoa would 10 entitled to forty, 30 that
thuy would on1y ne@a two Narthorn States
to hAYe working majority In tnat
body, o. 1t can and will tncroaao the Eatu'
bur OF Judges Of tho SuprcMe Court Of tho
United Htat0a by Adltug two, or four' or elx 10
tho present n,tb0r composing tho Jionot'' oF @t'y
number, In faat, thoy please. 70 ~ to secure
tnulaslty au that tribunal, which would 1eclaro
tho Thirteenth, Fourteenth. nnd f'tteohth
Amendments to tho Federal Constitution ~
void and not bludlng. Aftor this has oeot1
accomplished by ucmoaratIo Congress, a!I"
I'd by u DoIneerntlo Isosldent. tho Democratic
purity ean and will ~ appropriate money To pay
, 1880-08-26
ITEMS,


The Illinois Central RntIrond will run MI
excursion train Sept 9 from the North ant
lowa Divisions to the Minneapolis Fair. Tho
Company expects to fiji train of iifteen
coaches and three sleepcrs. Tile ride from
In Sulle to Minneapolis and return will be
$40, and from Dubuque 10 Minneapolis and
return 50, and from other points In propor-
tion, This Is less than 1Ialf fire.
The New. York H'orld says negotiations
are said to be going. OH In II Qntee WY by
which tho Cincinnati, indianapolis. st, Louis
& Chicago Railroad will secure control OF
tho Louisville Hranch Of tug Ohio & Ntlssts-
sippi Railroad as we'll as the Greensburg L.
Vernon Railroad. This would give the
Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Ionis y CHI
cago Railroad q direct LinD between Chicago
and Loulsyille,.-as welt Us Cincinnati aiid
St. Louis route.
Thu Louisville, Now Albany j. Chicago
Rallroad Company Is getting It's line, into
ifrst-elass condition. The tracks are being
newly bnllnsted and tho Iron rails replaced
With steel ones. Az sonE rs thesu Improve
tne,lts have been completed more attention
will be pnid to the passenger business Of tht
road. Tile Company Is now building lot Of
| very substnntiA! cnrs TO rnN between ChteaR!
and Louisville. Ky. They are lettered "Chl
| tuEO &. Louisville LEte.H
, 1880-08-26

The Town Of Ulackpool, iii England, Inns
eeea disturbed by tho writings Of SwedunborR.
mo Lbrary Committee accepted Il gtft Of bis
sefks. Tho people suspected ha wis not ortho-
sMoxt - but nobody lit lllnukpOol know wh0 hu WIS.
ahe Committee dlBolallnud all kuowlcttRo OF
alea. Tho books woro excluded BY vote Of tho
Ps9ple, but, on subscriber explaining TINT ho
aaa Eead 6wodenborRs writings and found noth-
na ptofane In them, they woro admitted.
aaoogh not psotaae. tho simple peoptco Of A!4ck-
g"i Will discover III tho writings OF this person
e"eacnborg things mover lrcntut Of IN thelr
Philosophy,
, 1880-08-26

A CnIlfEsroSnEST NJ tho indianapolis
journal cruelty recalled Tiny hcfore ycbtcrday
tho i,ltur0atng cocnsian When q. ". Julian wns
turashel t,y Nol Meredith. btr. Jnlian waH tn
BI,eak In tho w|xwlin tho snsno evening. Either
this rp,ntnsce,lcu or so,ne nthtr nntlu his spsco
rory fcebIu, aud uut uno.tuArtcr Ut bis audience
cut,ld hear him.
, 1880-08-26

lIAurER's "Drawer" for July, 1869, lns
IN ancclote which HOW possesses frcsl interest:
good one Is told IN Kentucky. Tho Col.
aud wag unco pteachlnK III a rough Huighbor-
houl III tho mountains, where ministers Werc
n!wayB inslitcd md interrupted. ntld sometimes
ii thpse lcwtl rellnws Ut tho basur sort" cME,o
and commenced disturbance. Garfield took
m noticn Of him md proceeded with hs dis.
Garllrll stopped: hls. pntienco bad heen
graaiiy ls'rtpg and as ..; i'9T & sean Ia g9e; ,x:
herr he would certunly thrush That fellow, md
thrush hin, nounlly, but tunssnt!cl, ns be Ii nut
4esu utn gutss to d. It n,ysclf, md he jumped
md Irat him until tio 'hnElercd.". Then. tnkinE
bIln ty tho shoulder, he taInHcd him INTO sc,!t,
with: 'ThGre, sit thDro, yoM scouHaFel, until
fet thruugAt' mud he marched buck into ILLS pull
pit 1nd finished Ills sermon In quiet.
, 1880-08-26

HpEfEdE UNPa4h ~ 2H9 C4tsz1V0 *EW0hss
6riusur1s,.p. Ill.,, Aug. Il. .-Tllo Towns ct
Sullivan ail,l al0ultrle were granted Wrttx by
thp United States Supreme Court !n tbs
sutts Of the Bath Savings institution, invofy-
Ing the validity Of bonds Issued by said cor.
poratlons which were recently decided Yaiil.
,rhe Secretary of State to-day Issued H.
, 1880-08-26

T1tE Democrats In Southern indiana ltaye
rnsett tho cry of "bsap. thcf." to turn attcn-
tion frn1n tlloir own ylllnln.es Tller orRunlzn-
t[on fur importing votcfs from Kentucky scetns
to le morn Jnrfeet tlan ever bofore. "1inn.
cock (1unrtss," composed of Kentucky Demo
cruts, nro drilling nightly III Ohm Cutnty. n1nl
similar roports co1ne FROM all tho burdcr coun-
fina.
, 1880-08-26

cense to organize To tlin i'1ano Manufacturing
Cn,l,patly vi plADn. .rapitHl S!00,oU0; cosEnr-
AIiln n. &. i,rwey. Frank H., Lord, George
H. Carver. y. GtlXltiun, ,}bs.n'1 J. Shuts. a!
So to ihe Strcn,nf Glass Company; capital,
s31tD0: cnrpo1atory, fawcltt Plumb, &. q,
Cash, and Frank Tucy.
, 1880-08-26

>, an. blaine tells q correspondent Of tho
.,sfoaa that hc Is quite confident Of carrying al
~, w. hso Maine Congressional districts. Mr..
Ga'no ~ has boan ChA!r1uan OF tho Htate Central
eomm!tfco twonty-ouo years. 1io knows how
sse'y town voted during that timp. a1id cau tell
~ aeiccton night wheu ho receives u dlslMtch
wv NO Rain or loss In tho towns veto without
svast1l1nx tho Btate manual. This year he ia
.,utsiag very hard. lie hns lnld himself QUITO
s'eet Davis and tho two brnnchcs nt tho Lexls-
n.sate, besides carrying all tho Congressional
s0ttlctY. llQ l1ltNYca hi CHI In It.
, 1880-08-26


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. 2i-The Re
cctyers Of the Calro i Vtncennes Railroad
to-day pall Into the United States C!E-
cult Court some 81, QUO to pay the Judgments
recently ohth!ncd by Green u. Raum and
Jalncs ". Mitchell, mud showed that they
llu,l Issued $4,000 Of certificates to Drexe',
Morgan Il Co. IN order WAS aecosdAiSsy
ontertxl dlschargtng the Keeotyars, a''d
Which will operate It unher tho sa1ne l!all'6
and through tho sa,nu 0lf1cela as herot0t0ro.
This actlnll t;llses another llltnols r0atl out
OF tic ha1ldS uf tho courts Rilu tbs Receivers.
, 1880-08-26

71P4tId1 D1F1ttH
New YonK, aug. 2i.-There was cotsid-
crable talk III Wall street to-day concerning
the extension Of the Delaware, 14ackawanna
!, Western Railroad from Blnghasnton 10
Buffalo, thus completing n now direct lire to
Buffalo from this city. 1t was said TINT the
work would begin at once. and be pushed
Client to pay for 1t Is within easy reacl!:
Tie projectors OF the road are enthusiastic
III their belief that In this project they have
struck arerltable "bOnnnzn."
, 1880-08-26

bon TooMus phrases It neatly: awe cnn-
not put In onr uf olir nwr men THU time; tllRt
being tp ense, lot liz tnsH unu that Ii lesa tbtuc-
belliHd tliuu most Ut tltein." 0teat Gunern1s
ltso great arrues, It seotns. sometimes movo on
their tIrtlIeH