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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
CRIMES AND cBUALrIES-BT TELEGRAPH
RrsrIr oF A pEuYKEX FIGHT.

RESULT OF A DRUNKEN FIGHT
DrNVrE Col. q T. 1S-J0hn lie and John
t.r II were Dangerously injured IN drunken row IN ds-
orderly house SATURDAY night
FELL THROUGH A BIZ DGE.
PETfRSBU. .G. Va, oct. lS.-in attempting to
tcae Jesse Avea colord feii through and was fatally
injured. u,, WHILE YAcpTfNG
pnUGuKETI~IE. y. Y. Oci. lS.-tlcuSs Braut'll,
Iiyef StuGay, ehty shot ny third person ana
Licj today r,~ncVrn ovERROARD
R.rrINoRr, o. Is, aplaln all, "l the schooner
nal Of lIarn-table at thi. port reports thar On
e. m tnsf John GoIduAn, o Liverpool, vas Knocked over
lnarl pear lire Island ah" iOSl
AN INDIAN HASGED
c,N FrANCIeCO, o.. 1S.-lic s,eaInShip Callior-
ma RON I mu,rr d .vcrnmrlt toll collector nfteen
.ui,ins d'u,'n. 40 W. As nan gei On tho 1ti inst
TuE FATE OF \ BOATING PARTY.
cr.,vr,. NJ Or. IS.-tI,r"da Plri tdge. Car
.t,c n rn Emma Berry snd fredericS Patte sou were
re nc y ~ ~ np.rtne oi b0i ~ fe arJor tnls morn.
aio"i'a 't. ~ ~ a ie. Of tnr girls were recovered
"h' nytNG AMONG STRANGERS.
...,,r>.eirS B,.lDi ~. ont. Der. ls.-An old man.
>t'i 80 he W Markham. of Atlanta ga. died IN The
- fonm a. The kaitoid ms eVsnins no l1i u
10 81 rom Coun II tuhr Z" No"l oiA anu -" ia o9
"'-0' COLLISION OF sCHOONEK,.
,,...,.. ann U,NF> NJ 49,. Oct. Is he schooner
~ E,l.on which rived here on -Atu 1ay ioI hals
MAJ tn n, FRIDAY uIgnt uY the rtsoohrI Com h"AlHey
wis l,, ,n l Et shoals lost joboom and hoidgcAr
eAII. OF TREsTLE WORK.
,,.,,so>uTrG Va, oct. lS.-A serlous accident
Hhlit' on the ~h,naud0ah Valley Ealroah ~ at
T1pr g. va saturday hy eh's crasn I1startiy
iID'i % o3, a a % feet III ,. dowa "i .ia, @ ~ y
lc,t v,l.r ZONES Of BArDonra,lic lhh HousiH 'aLu,u
kf p, IA scock MeOaheJsT sTIle Inc lots "A' Auodn'
10 10000 OI $i-'VVV
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ANEW RIILRO4D PROJECE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct 1S.-Railway circles
vr startled nere lis morning learn OF Tie incorpo
r,tlon AT Columbus OF the BuHd o. ClcvcInnd and
Chicago Railway Company with capital OF SG'5OOOOO
g. f. Lewis, the president OF srual road.
ruuning ont Of Cleveland. said he had becu
I'm correspondence with Jav Gould on the
subject for SEINE time, but mad been enolned To Dc
slent at pr,senl Mr. Lewis said ices
~ associaton were fled with the Secretary
~ Safe Of Nrw-Yogk ast week iOr II
connecting link between TINS ROAD ana the East
s,xty.four miles, win capital OF S2,OOOCOO
ali OF which was taken up N 0De d"y.
Toe name Will be the same and the rO1us
vii he con-old tied The road
i run iust south the lake shore The entire 10 III
from Enrdo to Chicago be built IL Is SAID, lor
nm
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REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

A LARGE INCREASE OYER PKLNIUUH YEAKs'
The registration for this year was completed
In Brooklyn yesterday. The total lumber OF
names recorded in the three days Is 1l4.o37
against s9.IOs in 1870 ana 9s.369 In 1876; SHOW
og an increase over last year of "a 929 and over the
t pres,dcpal wear OF IL 6GS The increase has been
,oark.d ON each day except the third, and Is g.
peclaliy noticeable IN Eeplbcan Wards. The total
inr me first day was 43.6S2, for the scco al
t"x, A. o34 and for the tl.rd daV 2212l.
me vo m 1870 out OF registry Of $500, Was 81 $40;
aud in .7g Oui If u registry a. SD1OS, II was c2b3l
he fni,wng table gives The registration yesterday 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
THE WORST SEA IN TWENTY YEARS.

MILWAUKEE, WI, OFT. 1S.-Captain Camp
bell, OF the steamer Northern Queen just
arrived, says that during twenty Yeas
on the lake he saw such sea on
At Detroit Island three schConers were stranded anu
three wer. at anchor with sisnas OF distress
In Rowlev's Bay, south OF Deaths DO'r four vessel,
law on the beach besides one on the north point OF the
bav ard one on south SIDE OF the same int Tne
Queen raa through sc amount OF lumDer, shingles
lies and wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
LOWER QCIRAATTNE CLOSED.

The lower Quarantine, which opened tins year
Nav %. ha, been closed for the winter, and Deputy
Health Officer j. Mccartney has transferred the de-
partmen To Upper Quarantine, at clifton. where
Iii meaning vessels will be boarded unul nsyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
NAMING ONE CANDIDATE.

WORK OF THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
MEETINGS. or THE CONF RENEE COMMITTEES OF
TAMMANY AND IRVING HAILs-w. r. GRACE
NAMED BY IEvi NG HALL AGREED UPON AS li'E
DEMOCRATIC CHOICE FOR MAYOR OF NE"-lokh
NO OTHFR NAMES SELECTED.
The Conference Committees Of Irving han
and Tammany Hall met yesterday at toe
Monument House for the purpose Oh
agreeing upon joint Comfy
ticket. Irving Hall mined WIN. r. Grace
as its candidate for Mayor, and he
was accepted by Tammany Hall. The
Tammany Hall Committee in caucus Sc
lected Augustus r. Docharty for Regis
ter; Frederick Smyth for Recorder, and
William Saucr aud james j. Sievin for
Aldermen Large. The Irving Hail Com
mlt.ce were unable to agree upon clndi-
dates for Superior Court Judge and Alder
mep-at-largc. The candidate for Marine
Court Judge Is conceded to the Germans
The Conference Committees will meet at 2
D. III. t. day.
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THE PITTSBURG DISASTER.

PIrTsBURG, Penn, Oct 1S.-The COroners
investigation as TO the cause Of the COLI
sion on the Pennsylvania Railroad on
saturday, tho oh ms, was concluded TO-
nisnt. The jury attribute the cause OF tho
accident 10 the negligence OF the hdgnan aud con
ducror OF the first section aud the engineer
. ,bo secont section and charge the Pennsl wanna
r. n,r1ad Company with criminal negligence ia It's ali-
urr o take due pTrcautiOn ag inst the occurrence OF
such "A terrible catastrophe.
Tor other Railtoay NelOs see Second Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

Bliss. Charcs A. Peabody, ir, James Briggs h'oe' .
Ray Hamilton ard James W. Hawes, recently u'&cu
him. in commitment. = letter. 10 reconsider this de-
csio1 even If at some personal sacrifice. MT Nhrhum
yesterday rcpod. and after thanking MS 'rlennS ior
ihcr kindly expressions OF confidence, concuded A. ioi
lows:
If the Xfih Assembly District were close one ah
you should deem that my caudida'urc woull be o. hu
vantage to the Ecpu)iicRn party. Should NOT Icci NJ
liberty t. dcCLa: bu' as II IL ROdlY R"pupIcaH ulu
VIII tins year give far larger majority lhan ever pe
fore ain constrained b. buSnc.a aGd otter p'lhoh1
coasderatons 10 eitcrate my declinaiOn OF renohi
naIiuu.n
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GREAT FALL OF SNOW.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1S.-Communcaton by
" egraph III every direction Is cur IL i0r os 'c *
ceeding twenty or thirty NILS NOthin- is own OF
m Nr,ner Pacific couutry vet except the report that
tuc storm snow heavier tnan was
eInarlencrd all last MInt. T.
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4 NOVELTY IN THE CAMPAIGN.

RUTLAND, y. Y, Oct. 1S.-The young Ia
die, OF tls part Jr rson County nave orsa"ized
CART id and Arthur Club Til have had flag pole
r.iet ffy feet high, and swaug ont handsome
str.aincr Miss IN Frink is pre-lGenl, and Miss Eve
f. Haray sccrctaly ot The cub. 1hcy hold "a puhlc
meeting ths week ard lave invited speaAcrs 10 duufess
them
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DAMAGE TO HE POTATO CROP.

CmCAGo Oct. 1S.-A dispatch from Des
Mones 20 The journal siys: " The ground Is irozn sew
eral inches deep. and about wohrds OF the potato
crop Is prob ID y total loss.
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STILL SHOWING.

GREEN BAY, WIS, Oct. 1S.-Two vessels
are reported as at ErcanaOa. ! : now snCwinS
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THE SNOW IN ONTARIO.

TORoyro, Oct. 1S.-Dspatches from North
ana Mort western OtirO re port severe snow storm
I'm progress about four of having already fa
len
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4 HEAVY WIND.

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 1S.-A light snow
storm pa -sed over tAt mornDs IRON TIC vest
VT heavy wind. There lrge number OF vessels
AT FaIse PlesqIc. Michigan. 'nd T"unGef Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
HEIGHT OF THE CANVASS.

REPUBLICAN ACTIVITY UNABAI tD'
CORRESPONDENCE BrTwEFN SECRETARY s'thNAH
AND wADr uAMPIoS-wHAr THE Rff' bi'O,.
STATE COMMITTEE Is DOING FOR M"
sTATF-DFe PIRATE EFFoIIs or III"
CE,s-REru nIIC.N MEETINGS.
There has been a correspondence "ctWogn
Secretary Sherman and Wade HAMPTON ""!c"
has ended in display of "plan'a Ion
manpersr on the part of the iat'er'
Secretary Sherman received serenane III
Washington las. night, and spoke on tnc causes
OF the Republican victories. ihe S'ate Co"i'i'i'-
tee is most actively engaged at Work through
ou. the State, and many impor'ant
wcetpcs have been arranged TO be
held before the election. General Grtnt VIII
nresiGe at some OF them. The DIS
trilution of political documents Is
having much effect upon undecided voters
and there are many dcsertions from Demo-
cratic ranks.
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nrcLINING TO BE A CANDIDATE.

James NJ Varnum has declined to be can
ddaie for reelection TO the Assembly from 'He Ain
District wnloh he has represented tor lAe last Two
years Some of his constituents, among them george
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
Mr.. EyARrs TO SPEAK IN BROOKLYN.

A meeting under the direction of the Young
Republican CmJ o, Brook yn IN me Academy of Music
I'm that civ tomorrow evening. will be addressed by
Secretary EyGr's
Cfor other Political Neus, Second Pdgs.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

With board with board IPer day sCutters earn sIs
per week sewers generally wo,k by ihe piece.
The cosi Of food IN EUIope IN the same year.
conpalcd with prtsent prices IN Ncw-(ork, Is As oI
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
.cpr,T STORM IN BUENOS AYRES.

LONDON. MONDAY, Oc Il, $50
A disDatch from Buenos Ayres by way of
Lisbon To-day say terrI1s otO occurred ~
tD, browne, on the Isth OF September and II e.
mated that 100000 catue 100000 sheep and 250 900
mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

same threat about this State that he dld about IN
diana. that che would carry IT for Hancock, by -,
or wipe it of the map
There is n great demand from the interior cities
for the servives of General Graut to preside at mass
meetings. He has consented to give portion OF
his time for that purpose, and Will leave
this city Mt the BEGINNING of next week
for Utica, where he will preside ut
meeting to be addressed by Senator Conkhng
Monday night. IF t,rtS beng made TO have hlln
stop for short time at stations on the way, To re-
ceive addresses and at least bow his 0cknowedg-
ment 20 he people He will probably sto for short
time az Pouphkcepse. Albany. Schenectady ana pei
haps other places lie will 90 lrOn Utca TO SVr"-
Gus where ne VIII preside ut another meeting 10 DC
addressed by bir. CunkliDg, Tuesday ngnt IaftIai
arrang cnentS have been made for meetings io DC
addressed Nv Senator Conkllng at * ,hretel,
"Wednesday. October 27 Buffalo. October IS aHd
Albany, October 80.
There will he u series of important meetings ana
plrades IN this CRY between now ana election. sec
retary Schurz VIII speak tonight III HHrnah az
Cooper institute. "Wednesday nIght Emory. A.
StoTs ana Joseph II. Uhcatc VIII speak, aud on sat
urday night Colonel Robert e.. lngeiH0l. Next
We k Secretary sherman VII speaN N cooper III
stitute while George William Gurus. Senator
Blaine Senator LOGAN Gcorge Foster, OF ONO az
o h. - are expected to speak here before the c"sc 9l
the campaign. General Gram viii probably preside
al a mas, meeting in the Academy OF Musc
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SENATOR rDMUyDs TO BE REELE cTED.

Successor Ia Senator Edmund~ takes pace II Xt Wed
nr,,, IA. present incumbent viii IN nIuuDtedly he re
elected. No ono else Is talked n!.
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When the speaker sat down there was loud ap-
plause, and three cheers were proposed and gwen.
ORGANIZING THE CAMPAIGN UNION.


A meeting Of the Republican Campaign
Union WIS held at No 92s Broadway last nIgnt. More
tau 200 drc.ata from Republican campalgn clubs of
this cy were present and perfected tine organization
The following org ,nizttionS represented: Young
Mems Republican Cub Young Business Mems CluD
ewelIs' Legion, Railway unprecedented ana AT hnF
Climb Veteran Soldiers and sailors Club, Independent
Association (XVth District Bank rs' and Brok re- r.
pubiican Ciub Produce Exchange Republican Associa-
Garfield and Arthur work nsmen's Club Grant League
Central c mpaign CLUB Chorus. John II. Starin Brigade
Ind pendent X pub lean Assoc aion. Arthur
LEGION Morgan Iron Works Association, J.
W. Lyrll Association, Young Mems republican
Union Garfield ana Arthur Campaign Gun Of iiigh
lr,d,c Business Men, Association, Mcrcnants AMI
Manufacturer Republican ASs0c"t1I, mn ks
uublcin Association, East side IouAg htn's Garhcld
srd Arinur Club aEd the Grand Circle Republican
General LLOYD Aspinwa called the meet
ing to order and MADE rev re-
marks He said thar the elect not to be
won Dy hurran but by good honest hatd work Every
thing M facl depended the result ID New-IOrk Ciy
and the burden had to be borne by the thinking ou'hrss
men OF the city. He predlced tha III proper "Oik
Iuaiority o, more tnan 10000 would be rolled mp
The meeting thcu went into executive session.
and the union was organized by the election
of Colonel KNOX McAtee IS permanent chalI-
man and stephen VI. Wright a. sccr-taiY
be n9mcs II the delegates from each organization we're
hrs from each organization, appOuicd ur hc pul
pose Of LAYING lr detail OF tue Work OF the union
l. C. Robinson, he firm of Bates, Reed ana cooley
was apponle cd chairman OF the sulcommittee 1t vas
daly u,dii 10 and that the next hcclInE Oh lHe
uniou should De heid on Thursday n!ght next
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HAMPTON AND SECRETARY SHERMAN.

HAMPTON AND SECRETARY SHERMAN
WADE HAMPTON CALLS SECRETARY SHERMAN TO &C
COUNT roR LINKING HIM WITH IHE KU'Nl' u
TIE sECRtTA Y RSPLILs. MAKING soMk itLL
ING uls-nAMPTON LOSES HIS TEMPER.
WAsHINGroN. Oc,. 5. Secretary Shermanto-day
furnished for publication the following CORRESPOND
enc. consisting Of four letters wlch have passed
between himself aud Senator Hampton, OF South
Car0nna:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
GGN!R,L ARTHUR TOO BUSY TO RETAIN THE CHAIR
MiNStIIP,

The Republican Central Committee Will meet TO-
night ana elect chairman TO take The place ol
General Arthur, who Is unable TO serve III thls
campaign because Of his duties ~ chairman OF the
STATE Committee. The County Convention to NOM
mate a Mayor and other officers meets tomorrow
night III Republican Hall Among the names mcu-
toned for Mayor are Ex-Governor l.. ID. Morgan,
cx-Alderman Vance, LlOyd A5pinwall ana Post
master james. The conventions TO nominate DIS
rr1ct Alocym.n will be neld Thursday night ANA the
Assem- bly Conventions on Friday night
Am ~ toe Republicans who called az the licpub-
lcau S6atc Committee Rooms yesterday was one
from Buffalo. "Snce have been III TINS cisy y" he
sad have been told that Henry ilavemeycr, liz
denis friend has como out for Garfield That shows
how Hancock Is to be ecctcd-to stay on Governors
IslInu.V
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ADDRESSING HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDRESSING HIS ELLOW-WOitklNGMEN.
JIM woaD, on INDIANA. sPIAK- Al GLASS HALL
Why UE is REPUBLCAN.
ass Hail. III East Thirty -fOur hist, was crowded
last evening by lrSa wor6ingmcn, " no went TO near
jim Wood, the Irish miner from Indiana. The
meeting was held under the auspices OF t6eANllith
Assembly District Garfield and Arthur Ciub. MT.
Wood is a large, brawny man. with broad shoulders
and big hands. With his sandy hair and beard and
forid compoxiOn he looks more ike hale Yorkshire
man than an lrishlaan He was PLAINLY dressed, ana
wore a thick pair Of cOwhiGe boots. He delivered
his speech style that made up IN vIgor wIat 1t
lacked IN cl Quence His logic ana the Wit WIN
which his rcmgrks aboundei created great enthusi-
a.l:i, aud Won hlm frequent applause lie sp0Le IN
pdIi az tUIioWS:
came here tonight to speak to la5or1nS men, Some
times people 20 away from nceIhS ana say t"e
spc.k-r used bad granin'r bat thy can't say
ihai auout 'JIn," for ne done use any grammar a al
L. 'scd be ii tnng % See an lrsn Republican,
bAJ 10, so now, especial H. lhdidha' SoIne n's
the qaes. IS asked me- g" Jin WY IL N0u vote tae
lcrDloitlt ticket altrr wOIhlDE al your NJ IOi te
Democratic pdr,yi" l tell them the reason Is tIai
have begun to do ny own reading ana iuin"lue' we
once HcuirlcEs and NOOrhcc- do our th.HhiHs IOf
% ,,, w i,,ttr-sted IN the rlecfion OF II.dcn and
HcudrIcks cause they pIomis ecOuOinY ana r"rn;
buf otnd cut tna as The De nOclas got ma
IN tIc lower mouse Of CONGRESS- tuat they dld uOt
practic, much nom except III the way OF tGraing
"a 90, 80 r,,oss I'M vi,rn Ton" HeLdfick, aud Dan"
Voorh, e. eet tue Democratic harness lrsluin M
our srate 1t Is pretty hard 10 KICK out OF H.
A. The Cacmuau Convention Wauc Hampton pcdEcd
te vote o. he solid South. They counted on lhd ana
then q her electoral votes, and on New orR too, Dat
don't II lk. from the way your faces LOOK to-ught tat
ttey VIII gct WNJrk elcl. Ih> WIS where the ruD
came. had 40 MAKE ny MAO % vote Tor The party
that tue iaborihs n1n or u Place me GoHefh-
Incut IN the hands those WDO sought 10 destroy IT,
And 20 1 made up my mind 10 leave the ID ln0ciauc
ldrty. l WANT 70 hd> I" 1Nu i''"''". ~"
tDat | believe tHat tnc man VINO woes lOf tht
Democfauc candidates taxes lie bread ana neS OH s
own table. How Is II. eonc a'%, th't freshmen WI
come 10 s country OPP ICae the Il publican party l.
- ocausc thcy ail lutD th; hands 0i lHdG1=us ana
40 II II nave their eyes open. JU-t soon II y'u 40
YOUR reading aud thinking you whl see mat the X pdD-
ca patty Is the parry OF DrJsltss ana Tue hieh"
TIE labOrlng man.
Whom the sneaker sat down there was loud ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19
nAGGrcs SPRINGS. Sept. II. 1880.

ne U,u JoHx SHERMAN, Secretary OF ttt treasury
SIR: so re day AGO saw report oi your sp'e." "'
,hc con rerenc- held 10y thc National Republican Com
,,-o,- at ,be Ffrh Avenue IIOrel. New-Nork. ana
Won were quoted having used tnefooWnS l"usuage'
Ana now you are asked y surrender al yGn % %laFe
donc into uands o. Waic IL mp ou ana he hirA M
and he Itre segment tnc NOrlE thdt Il calico inc
Bcmo ocraic party.
uavIask If YOU used these words and ii you ala so
did vu mean to connec, drecdy or ma rcc'y Win
what was hnown As the Kn-h uA Kan ! requesting an
e,r,v r.py addressed me- care OF Augustus Sch"h
90, Ncw-York am, very respectful Y, yOar oheditnt
,rr,.. WADE HAMPTON.
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NA.nrNG1oN. Oci. is. 1850.

gLc Hon " ABE HAMPTON, CO1nt6id \. q.
IN. have TO acknowledge tie receipt o1 your note
cf m. II lnst handed ne unopened 10y MI G hChlh-
lev few moments ago. after NY return IRON thc Nrs
MI III. morm0g al what pulpOrtcl 10 DE an
ev,I.,c- nf "a speech made 10y y0u, published III fde
tbG,tfstOa HerS and COG1er, aud upon your general
nm lon as Il gentleman mad denied that you hdu
, c such speech written such irttef as is atl4D
ufed 10 Nuu tha; paper p .-,. n, +,
WLat stated t. you my letter Of Sep''mher Il
ici,y. t. be true Notwithstanding your ccnal ana II
sau pc shown be true b. the public records ana as
ftr of story. As You had, long before your leter
r,ept If your views OF the core poudence VIII give
to The press without note or comment ana Let the puolc
uo''N- JOIN SHERMAN.
The extract referred to was published III IHE
TRIBCNE of OctoUer o. 1t was taken from Tie
charleston Ndcs and COUr,G's report OF the speech
which Wade Hampton made at Marion, :. c. and
was as follows:
vr John sherman. the Secretary OF tho Treasury,
- 0ne lime a. ilai people were called upon 10
a,sar aII tbey possessed 10 Wade Hampton and tue
- Vnv and the small segment of lhc ID mOcrdtic party
-, - XoTih wrote asking him il he used ms Ian
srsgc Ms answer was somewhat equv"cal, and he
I'D nor druy assOciatinc me with the Ku hluH;
80 sov now in public. as wrote hun in prValc mat
when ne made that statement lie s,1d what Wfs Iase
II has come pretty pass, my couhIIFmeh' Whe u
MN elected 10 CONGRESS and honestly STRIVING 10 40 us
dufy upder the Constitution can nave ihc5t bHse ana
oTouudiess assaults made HIM. NDcn man strlkes
IN south aroiua through shall Cnly ray 10 INN, -
i did 10 sherman, that he tells a lie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-08
Tho Cloaina Lecture,

The closing entertainment i'm the
very successfully conducted Salina
Lecture Course was the lecture on
1.-The Problem Of Life" delivered by
Mr.. Theodore TiltOn, on Tuesday
evening last, ut the Silina Opera
House. The entertainments furnish
ed by the committee having this mat
ter in charge have been first-class in
every instance, and to say that the
holders Of course tickets Sre more than
pleased and satisfied with their invest
ment, very family expresses their APP
probation Of the high standard of lit
erary and musical talent which has
been employed.
In the lecture Of Mr. TiltOn WAS
presented what Is so commonly called
the Ideal Life" and 80 seldom known
as the practical every day life" The
lecture abOunded in many of the home
thrusts which Mr.. TiltOn SO generous
~ deals out to his audiences, and ii
appealed at once to the better nature,
to live more unseffishly; to act more
generously towards our fellows and to
he more noble men and women than
We are. Mr.. Tilton pleased his audi
ence very much, and left more favor
bic impression Of himself than many
had entertained previous to hearing
him,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-08

Professor J. J. TillOtsOn, for the past
four months favorably known to the
music lovers of Salina and vicinity,
will give concert ut the Opera House
next Tuesday evening, April 18th.
Professor Tillotson has for the past
twenty-five years been engaged in voice
culture, making II q speciality, and his
success with his pupils here justifies
the highest eneomiums. There has
been general desire among his friends
and acquaintances to have him give .
public entertainment. and this concert
il given with . view to the gratifica-
ton Of that desire. A very interest
ing feature of the progra mme will be
renditions by his pupils here. who
have cheerfully volunteered their ser
vices upon this occasion. The per-
formance will be highly entertaining
and We trust the public will show n
due appreciation Of true merit by lib
eral bestowal Of their patronage.