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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
OPENING TIE BOW or TIE DESSOUG.

A TRIBUNE reporter stood on LAWYERS Marine
Railway. at Clifton Landing, ;. l.. at 3 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. About dozen men and
women from this city were sitting in the shade
of the engine house. gazing with longing ewes upon
the ironclad DesSCug, as though they expected
every moment TO see the pOndcrOus mOnOltn ShoOt
out from It's resting place I'D the VeSseIs hOiu TOT
fifteen minutes not person IN the party TOOK MS
ewes from the Dessoug, and not wOrd WIS
spoken. Suddenly the silence was broken ana
Young woman OF the party exclaimed with an
impatient air :" Well, should really like to know
when that obeliSk Is coming ont An accOnO-
dating by stander informed her. much to the aston
lshment OF the whole party, that the oheliSk would
" probably be out in the course OF two weeks ] no
visitors galed Il one another in blank dismay
Thoy had expected 20 see the OOoAsk lowed 10
this city Yesterday afternoon. one OF the Young
men informed Tie reporter that he hadn't read
the pa pcrs lately, but III had been informed ia The
afternoon. ON reflection he members OF TIE party
concluded that they were victims Of practical
ose and rcraced their footsteps TO the Ferry boat
ponderiur i'm their minds how they could bess repay
tbe " borrd man" " hose victims they were.
The repOrfer then went TO TIE staTDuarf side o.
tbe Dcs.onE. Two plates of iron eight feet IN
length by twenty inches IN width hao be'h re
moved from the bow o. th" We ssei. me plates arc
fastened 10 each other and 10 the iron braces OF
the boat by large wToGrAi-Iou rlNets. hes"
riyets are headed on the inside. ana several Hl'h
were busy with cold cii-cl, and hammers cutting
on the heads of the rivrts and then driving the
rlvets out The plates are not 10 De removed uhlh
tnere l. an nperuIe Of twenty toet 10y ten ices I'D
fine bow of the vessel All Of this week VIII be- con
sumed in removing the plates On sunday the
Marine Railway was crowded from morning uhiii
evening by visitors eager TO catch glimpse ol the
onelis. but as 10 one rs allowed on board tic Dos
song without permit Eom Lieutenant ON
nander G,rrinse, thcy all went away disappointed.
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Woes or INDIANA DEMOCRAEs.

Is Mr.. ENGLISH TO BE RETIRED FROM rUF CHAIR
MANsHIP OF THE INDIANA Stair cOMmrrEEi
Mr.. HENpRCRs's OPINION or MR.. BA8NUM.
To the Edft0r0f me TrtbHRc
SIR: The ID Is 10 pay in tho Democratic camp
here \ ght before last q meenug Of their state
Central Committee was held. at which Mr.. Eng
lIsh undertook to browbeat the Hendricks wing,
which opposes the English plan. Of the canvass
lie caucus lasted until Late and adjourned without
coming TO an agreement. When Barnum came here
last week he shipped into town, getting of tIe Bee
Line train AT an outside depot and gong Nlrectiy
to the house OF English, where he spenV yelye
hours. seeing no one but English. This satisfied tho
mule buyer. Meanwhile. Genersl l.. b. Parsons. of
n.ino p and Air. Campbell. Chairman OF the Iowa
Democratic state Central Committee, spent Saturday
and sunday here, aud then went to &ew-lork 10
demand OF she National Democratic Commit. @
| that English be retired from the cha,rmanshp OF
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BROwN-At Eransori. Conn. saturday August n Isaae
IL Brown II sew ork. ia MS 6-tI year
Funeral al Grace church Broadway and lOhst, on Wed
nesfav. Aueris- .. AZ O'Clock 2 H.
Relatives friends also members 81 Puritan Lodge No
33s +. A. NJ. Phoenix Cnlpttr No. = T. A NJ 70 80
tine Cormsndey II n. T.. and officers OF The Grand
Lodge OF respectfully invited 70 attend
FOX-At saratoga August Il. Jane BieecSer wife Of the
Rev. Norman Fox 81 tlls city. . ,
Relatives ana Tlenis are lnFitei 70 atend tne iuheIa
from re.iience. 10 a. last 24;st on Tuesday
morning. August > o'clock. Friends kindly re-
quested send flowers.
JOUGHIN-In sunday. August 22 q; the resi-
deuce her slst-r. Mrs John cox, May Aida Joughn
Funeral services her late res lce 90 ioLi' st. Cd
nes,lay inornln<. 2Jth inst. AZ II O'Clock.
Re- atlyes friends invited 10 attend.
sINP-ON-At his residence Vest Morrisania wilson
SIMPSON OF so years. ! months AMI =, days
attend fune Andrews Church. 4Iths So ana
4tn.avs.. a / T. NJ Iue-'iav August -. $50.
WOOllaNn II - krdy re9ueste not 70 SEM
flowers.
sNITH-In this ~ the evening % The goth inst, Eliza
bef h. daug NJ smith, o. Philadelphia.
Her friends Of her sser Ellen l. ConglOn ara IN
vel funeral without nut ger uOiio- iron 1er
Cuesday the Z4th az O'CLOCK Friends are requested
not 10 SEND flowers.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WAYDFLL-At Port chester. NY on saturday August 81.
OF disease. william A. son OF John IL ana Ruby A
Wayie!, IN his 2ith wear.
Fnnrfs services Port Chester. Tuesday. 24th inst.
Carriages Do waiting arrival OF 22O train irVn
an Depot
rnteTnIent at - eenwOo,i. Wednesday. 25th inst.
Carriages IN waiting Grand Central DeDO M 1880
relatives and Of the respectfully gted
10 attend. Requested that ~ flowers be sent
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Gid fne men to walk IN there. They refused, and
maintained the right TO remain where they The
rropr,etor then 70 them told them that be did
nnt entertain coorcd people in that room, and
ordered them out. They again refused. and the
proar,efor threatened to call a policeman. They
s,t two or three minutes awaiting results,
when Ainsworti back with heavy
ca,o m nix hand took mold OF ono OF the men, lerked
him ont ofhs scat and pushed him toward the door The
man who was seized snatched the cane from hs assai-
ant and during the struggle Ai1swOrth's eye was
backencd but whether intentionally or by accident Is
not shown Answorth says shat he has kept hotel and
knows bow TO do such things. and that ne
t,s mover allowed c0lorcd people be served In his
narlor, o. the colorcd men it may be SAID thar they
were well dressed, and gen'lemlnlv ia demeanor
Ain.worfh = leading Democrat here and has been
legislator no Albany.
Mr. Frothlngham's benefit at the states on saturday
evening was the largest in point OF Attendance Of any
vet given this ason. The ballroom was brilliant IN
decoration Tie costumes O. %, ladies were fine.
TIE an f.cucei az the piazza concerts this morning
were the larc. ~ The season.
Tie hon st tae Union saturl p ;hr wa4 well at-
tended A. the advances these entertainments
improve IN popularity
MISC MARY ecor Of Boston, gave recital OF song In
tne psror OF ;1e Grand Union last evening She is Il
memoir or Che" Ilea couccr. troupe ~ char city.
Tso ~ ,lrao poty rob1eeos a. private boarding
hou.,s have occr reported to the police.
J..e-a smtu. aa emyoya OF the Clarendon, has
fo,s.aad given to - o9nara wallet containing 800
ne money ara some valuable paqc,s.
There I'D 'alu- OF o. patronage a' tie large hotels
TIE arrival. o. saturday were among the largest OF tho
season. ProTri.-orl VIII keD thelr houses open Until
October /.
r vi.,r NJ r. OF Prescott, Oa,alio Is at lie Ciar-
eudon.
John D. C4ndce. editor OF III, ErdyrpoH st7'aord i
sp,u Ilu. bis vacation IT Temple Grove.
.ff~l 40 O. Is
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RAIL WAY Ne US.
A NEW TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.

q
cONTiN MON OF THE DELAWARE. LACKAWANfA
AID WESTERN RAILROAD 10 BrFFALo.
Much interest was manifested In financial circles
yesterday I'm regard to the report that lire Of
railroad to connect with the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad and 10 run from Bingham
ton 20 Buffalo was 10 be constructed. II was stated
also that the money required for the construction
OF the line was TO be furnished upon the Issue OF
SlO,OOoO00 of bonds The report was confirmed
10y of the persons interested in the enterprise
although they spoke with some LesilancY. IL was
said Chat there had been NO dIlcultl IN secyn@ Inc
amount OF money required. ana that to.uay l"'ie
would Toe % meeting az which the organisation OF
She company would bc peTlectcd. -
The route has been surveyed, aud tie roao viii
be completed within nine months from ihe tinr Oh
beginning operations. II is 10 he built m the n-
ter,st # The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad and some or the directors Of the later
corporation Will become members of the board OF
the new company. The new road. II IL minated.
viii form. "a connection with the Great western
Railroad OF Canada. II Will compete for the ire2ht
now carried =, the Ncw-N0rk Central ana hudson
River Railro>7 and the New-York, Lake Erie ana
Western Railroad. ,
The distance from New-York TO Buhalo by the
new roal viii Ire about 800 miles which IS ABOUT
fifty lui.r, shorter than hy tn New lorA Zen
tral and thirty miles shorter than IS the Lrie
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StLTpY DAY At LONG BRANCH.

LOvG BRANCH. Aug. 23.-The day has been
uru.u,fr varm 4 ace 5-eez. has prevailed through
ous th greater part ot h. day Keeping tie tAermom
ron ean-ave down O. sJ' ana 9J' bur "a was 50
faiufa. 20 reach only % a.ort distance inland. few
block. from tAe buT Tie Thermometer reached 9l1
Justice Ecasev, who with l.s rIm.ly is occupy
IDA, hl. cottage ~ N,nm0Ulh aca drove IL town 10
church Yesterday wornln-
I'll. Lon. Branch Han Association Aelllts dr.t meet
Ing Friday ui-at. Ip-oaoses 20 erect public hall on
1Iliu.st soon.
Judge Fitch has rcturaed from months VISIT to Sar
aioca. AID D. again N his Old quarters at the Deem
Uotei.
TIE arrivals to-day have been very small IN number
but on The o-ber band. the departures were not large
Another medical sensation d, now claiming stten-
lion. chGI of somur, KIRBY. five years OLE. died on
Saturday, last amt It claimed thar death resulted
from medicine either Improperly prescribed OF mprop-
,rly compounded. The matter the hands o. the
Coroner.
Among the late arrivals are the following:
Ocean H9teI-CAaries IT. Never ard family. J. r Ben
iamiI VI. Iumuk n ana VIE, br H. HdAlpuIeJ, 'A4s5
-ureur. NrwIork.
west Erd no'ci-Hugh p. MrCGuiev, D. James King
aud VIE. Or. L. J. Jordan, the Misses jordan Miss
Grrb, NrV-Nork - -
F.-r. en- sew FORK. $500
H,cided Hot III. l. Townsend and WIFE, J. Alden, f.
4. WV, Nrw-N0rk.
THlted states Hot,-wm. Garfield. I. u. Mahon, Lester
WllacE, Romeo O.. H~rm1nn. Nv York.
Hotel BrighOn-C. X. Fowler and family, F g. Lock-
wood j. " Van Note ana WIFE. b. +. sherman and VIE,
" " owens it, ". c. Erickson and VIE, l.. W. john
son t. Il. T1l.sCn, y Woods. New-IOrk
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sPpvrCES Ar OCEAN GROVE,

OCEAN GROVE. Aug. 23.-Oyer twenty
thousand people attended to-day the services OF wor
ship when began at o'clock in tue morning and ended
AZ night The early morning services consisted OF the
Conservation meeting OF the Rev Ri Andrews. Dr. aud
MrsPalmers Holiness meeting" and the Gospel meet
ing At the tent Ofthe LOIS and Cassie smith An
dence OF 5000 assembled IN the auditorium at
1910 A. m the Rev Dr. Taylor OF Ontario Canada, de-
livrrng the sermon. The Young Peoples meeting IN
the Temple largely attended, Inc arrest ga herring
of The Gay was al tie WOmans Evangelstic meeting IN
tue auditorium a. p. some 1000 people being
present. DR.. Adams twilight meeting, IN the Iaber-
nacie ar 6 D. m waa well attended. The days services
closet with sermon at p m in the auditorium by the
Rev DR.. Leech. Of Frederick. Md.
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RACERS AND RACING.
RETURN OF MR.. LORHLARDS HORSES.
,,porp rHsrrrn Avn >-rrNfpFp or NOTED

RETURN OF MR.. LORILLARDS HORSES.
PAROLE, FAIsETTo AND NUMBER OF NOTED
q RACERS BACK AGAIN
p;...o ui11,.I,. 80. -, o,r1a occ,,o;od q
lerig Loa'u r ii',a,a , , ,os' JUst N the
bonded stoble of Robert Stoddart AZ No 600 Green
tD, - I;,;.;,astoII ,,os F,I.
wlch'st' yesterday IN Inc ADJOINING s."i WA' al,
setto, apparently sui depressed over DIS i-'u'h III
breaking down while being exercised inst before
IN, raca ,o ,ros 0+orod for Those two with three
'"' i''' 1'' " - '"',,'u ~ "a a.. M a.,
mares fappoose' "yanuotte an" 0i5 1''''' a.
inc ord ,roro 4ro,ef.rrred 70 tho stable
'"e, anu .I a.. ,,.o~or ,,,,.r.
J's.e'""5 H'o'n'"4 u"'' '"o ~
could be obtained from the Custom House.
Tho horses lefr Newmarket in charge OF William
y, f,,,.rl = poIi.-+ or tr,I,.b oroou, who will
49, "
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ATTACHING ROCKAWAY PIER.

Upon the application Of Willard Bartlett
one Of the counsel the Rockaway Beach Pier Com
pany Judge Benedict Of the United states District
Court IN Brooklyn yesterday granted order to show
mod custody or tn Iron Per Rockaway should
NOT he vacated aud set aside Tnis attachment was
.sued III he -ut arising OF the company refusal TO
employ the steamboat Twilight after she ran down a
schooner the bay. The papers presented to Judge
gene ict SEEK 10 show that real effort made TO
serve the officers Of The company with the complaint,
two Of whom the district ana could readily nay G
been served and also ended in behalf Of the
com pany that the pier estate and not subject to
attachment a chatte at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

The State Committee and it viii be done "''hh
two weeks. English was Threatened ".tb so
of the brain five years ago an eUI'it' " 90 -
paral tic STROKE In Washington. Ifl~ apparent 10
anyone that thu old disc ,sc Is returning u &c ir-
mans where !, Is DE cannot 1--we aud iciam 80
sanity unflI the November election.
When SIR Campbell. Of Iowa. left here TO- 20
East, Governor HouoUcAs entrusted hin WV" :
message 10 Bauum. ~ wE'ch ne expressed ia con-
temp tor the ga mule dealer. danouncing am '0r
sneakiug into tie state Ike aiscrcsut. !.
fs.liaaaDOIis Iad.. Auu. 10. 1850.
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A STIR AT SARATOGA.
sARAroGA, Aug. 23.-Sunday in Sara

SARArOGA, Aug. 23.-sunday IN Saratoga
VS. pic 4saut and warmer Ann tie same GAS Oh wee.
--o Man. distinguished preachers were I'D town. and
l,..,d .r.e con .-eg4iions. To-day the weather ha-
ao been p ID .I thc ar bens tempered Dy refreshing
brez.s from The AID ron.ack-. AZ noon the thcrmom-
e., inlicl ted . Temperature o. so.
AIS ,r,io-ais talking TODAY of AZ incident which
happenrd GA FudAY night. INo young coiofci ulen.
one, .tatent .n Howard University at Nashlngto
,,. other at.onl.ns school 10 Deanison UuWe.aily,
ONO. went mo 40 Ic.-oiesu saloon Ept ~ 4 man
aamol Ainsaorth aud called f'r icecrenm.
A waiter pointed 10 apartment IN the rear and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
The NAYS LANDING SLAUGHTER.

A CORONER JURY LlBERAILf PRAISES THE COM
PAN1-THl CoNDrCIOE AND ENGINEER BLAMED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Ihe COr0ncrs IN
ouirv concerning Tie Mays Landing collision was con
nucd us morning The mory % three wine
IN relation 10 The t-ree additional deaths was heard
The matter was then gwen the jury and te following
verdict returned;
We have carefully examined all Of the testimony SUD
nifted VS.. Wa- L.ade Jersey Cry TO examine tie
wrecked eneIue ana cur; also 40 NAYS Landing, the
scene Of the disaster These Wis % ma e Wfh TIA"
view OF Determining the value OF much apparently con
fiug testimony relating 10 the rate OF speed ana IN
,urv 10 the engine and TIE eng ne ana car "
found ROT bad injured indicating low rate NJ sPttl
m the rime OF the accident Careful examination proves
The road 20 IA ly equipped ia aN tle modern AMP .
ances FOR raroadug. Inc general management OF
the road good. Those I'D auih Sc M 10 cX,F'l,
great care in aelectlng enplofe cQabe or uudeIsa h
Ing ANA with ability 10 perform the cui-s required oi
them. We believe from TIE trstlm my presented Una
the following named persons luarnes MeA, Oh" came 10
ther death from d collision ar MAYS IN nGlnG on IN.
West Jersey Railroad, which might have been prevented
u Fng1reer Aiken and C)nuuc or HoagaHd hai moro
carefully observed rules and a;ous OF the com
pguy governing he running o t-t Ji-lE II 4-r p4csc
al on OF this verdict we aic untnin1ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
glLL oF1HE sxTY-1IyIH REGIMENT

A promenade concert and ball WAS given
;si evening by the G0tn Regiment. 40 ia arm"ry az
ei+hf and Tnlrltvr. The bail ras given pr19r 10 The
Of Boston Uu ui"mncr II
me iarVe dr Groom the arnO4Y wac a. ,o-Iiru WIN
m, har- Of the Uuica states ana az lchd I-tNalty
arranged The bail vac preceded by dress parade and
Ile skIuy executed mahG iFfcs 81 lhr cIP'
.rcfted fr. uurlt applause from lar 80 cIa.ni~
~. l.ncips u. eouluc cd VITA much spirit o. Ii'
music oI Tie rginieHtal 0and, "nd was Grpi up nnl
me hour Company { held cam -4re, AROUND W ict
nm rigtc SONS Sec sung and the guests ol i"o CiD
nuy Hospitality en- AIMED. Al ths ine1"ers o. tne
raefpeut VIII, rs strong. present a. tht pail
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ANOTHER DENIAL. FROM HANPTON.
e. "a an Luna

| have seen but one correct report OF my
,neeeh ia -,a inton ana there word, one sen
hment III tuat spcecn that possibly be perverted TO
expressed in the puTpOrled extract
from n ucose the report 80 tbat You can Judge Tor
yourself IL furnishes sufficient reIutatOn 10 the
fharge ylirn has been made AGAINST ule. Iy WA0.e
oonrse IN private aud public life nas been directed %
reconc ne toe ann0sites caused by Tie ide war dnG
e. .be OF peace ana harmony between the
different SECTIONS Of The country The kepuDhcau party
has kept these tier Gnn0' ,ies awe soes 20 note
psrfv Decnu-e believe that its SUCCESS would eDler
~ .ol ferlii 2 would give permanent peace ana
rrosperiy 10 tie whole country, and would preserve
Sno 4 q vi.
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4 SEVERE ACCIDENT.

COLLISION OF TWO TRAINS NEAR Long BRANCH
THREE MIN BADLY INJURED.
LONG BRANCH Aug. pa fast newspaper
train from New York into coli SION with train OF
empty PASSENGER cars at $40 n day. The news
paper rain safely rassed the switch below the station
len the train empty ears baci ed down on turned
switch king The spaper train. tearing away te
en- tire SIDE 81 containing twelve men, ana wreck
ing the two cars lOnowInG The men were Fortunately
sitting on the left SIDE which was shady or iata result
wouid have folosed. These injured We're Jeremiah
Coleman, age seventeen years mead very DAILY cI'
Albert Dunn. t~utv-One years. injured internally :
Dennis Canen. age nineteen, leg fractured.
The accident TO have been Que 10 me careless
ness Ed John Erlckon, whO hau charge Oh He
train o. empty pa ssenger cars.
The damage to the cars does not exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

If Adam had been created a boy instead of
a ia l-g.oNu man. he wout nave ciuboeu al the apples
II frlnrrat tree Tore tue serpent bad chance O.
go, through tbc fence around tho gArien- Icrdcn
Recorder
"Old woman. how do YOU sell bees ]" asked
"a ). W-Ol.elu, drummer Old vegetable woman 900
tAe Tr uch ua. Dat yctcicay. LOOalus an um RON
head to .ool. she ropncti "Nen hat some Ike y.u
va 1 sell them Two Tor cent alb eo-.'-. w Orleans
Times.
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would like very we'll TO live in Colorado. but if she
could have her preference gratfed she world pre-
fer Washin gton 10 any other place. principally be-
cause of the great number OF acquaintance there
ID d she not tire of making new acquaintance and
seeing new facesf No: Eeitder did the General.
irS had been living such life for the past twenty
years, and they had become used 81 IL.
Here the tram drew up to the depot. The Cen
erals jap brought IN the Generals silk hat. and.
without consulting the General. took the s0uch
from his head and put the silk in lts place and re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
LITEST >HlP NEWS

PORT or NET. OrN--.A2RIVEO AUGUST D
BARK Princess Dagnar ',pau Uzguano. Havana Aug 10.
in pa jas. 20 81 tchetfIrld.
Brig I1Vl- -aCGa "a 1r-Lie u IA Nltl sugar
o. Order. vessel to Nc Kay e. l.1.
Brig Russo ltalI, P.D ) iler- % Gays Hl.AAoL Oie
10 order. vessel t0 ru4rl. Elfr e 60.
~rAr Hlrcrfi ptlI Ntr.ef ~ 40 - Naf' I'D
ballast 70 j de RIVERA g. GO.
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HAMPrON's Only WAY. OUr.

The best thing Hampton eau do ls not TO
stan. up against Tho o. tvIdcuc respecting t- as
trlIifilv inp issues OF to-ar IN those fnr WEIGH
southern treason struck at American nau0uainY! bct
hlm with ,rue southern courage AMI trAukL - Gee are
tina thc South. section seeks - rue nc country
hates TIE Republican party because controlled tDe
Government TIE successful wax th the Couiederc}
pud preIo-- ihc ID 'crat. party Is means 90
rlrry ont ambitious an, whatever tbt. may ur,
d. few southern leaders, VINO really constitute the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
DEMOCRATIC DISGUST.
TRIO or ">yuOIpEEs."

This extract from which HE tribune
draw, t. bloody sAllt deuc ous, was DOT 30 the SIP zee
delivered ul senator Hampton. Wuat l- more, 4hL
IPuvAF Knows tina % was NOl. me >tff"f}R 'rf-"-
Tor tte cd .es and beet 81 e. most widely ocn AZ
e. rtp.r in That section, printed soma r hampton
slctrh from nl, manuscript tie 10 ;nre 10 d vas de-
Ivered IN extract printed d. TIE iAIBU Ne Was d .
In H. me NfluHtDH iUtdtc4Df, another u LlocI nc
paper oio, aud circulating Loo copies,
also printed The speech ;U, and that extract wac not
Ia.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
C,oiorsjs to~ the D fsi - hours

WAsurNGroN. Aug. 24, a. m.-The barOm-
etcr il lowest N the Northwest. and highest IN New
England and the Middle Atlantic states The trmpera-
Irc mas fallen slightly the Gulf states and IN the
Northwest elsewhere It has remained nearly static Il
AIRY Prevailing winds east OF the Missouri are east %
to south Heavy rain - fallen since the last report In
She Upper Mi>sss pp and Lower Missouri Valleys, Up
Der Lake region anu on The North Carolina coast.
lHGlsc'.,us
For the Middle Atlntc states, stationary or lower
barometer stationary temperature east tO sOuth winds,
purity cloudy weather Bnd local rain. IN n coast
For New England. stationary rising followed by
falling barometer. sou heTy winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather. stationary cor hi-her temperature
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.,,,RrfCAN AND INDEPENDENT CON-
EhI DEFAMATION.
n1-GEAgEFUL CRAwIING OUT.

We submit to Editor iiu'ch'nS rs well as to
" Tl,r p-.u thaf d u that two reporters
ssppsa inrna. should have cau-lt several sentences
q ~, e,,,l.r iuucrt which the senator did ROT in
cue iorsrr7e> 81 m obscure n'wspaper writer TIE
a, rihu ell 90 the southern oratpr IA oarabr OF
EuA ,~.c9r... the real offence his dlSgrao,iu
81 fo err ont OF IL and 70 put the responsibility Tor
/. - an same oily else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

TIE TRIBUNE keeps Its hampton fabrlca-
ton at TOP OF editorial co A. 10 cauu' Tell
tbe truth aouui Garfield probably OF relief
10 lac about senator mptOn. Bat unfortunately Ivr
our desva!rlue nelgnD0I, "a .tlr Hampton does not
happen To BE- the u .mocratc candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
MEXICAN ROADS.

MEXICO, Aug. 16-The three American
companies seeking railway concessions IN this country
are the Southern Pacific Company, with C. =
Huntington Al the head the Mexican Construct on
COMPANY. with General Palmer and Jay Gould at tle
head and Boston Company. II Is stated that tine
Government will let cOnceEs 20 the lowest Dlddori
VINO will furnish ample sureties and guarantees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24
BIT HOW ABOUT THE DENOCRATIC VERSION
ne 4t50ng Argus lDegal

As to the question OF Yeraclty between
Senator Hampton aud the Republican press there VIII
he n Republican der who VIII nOr 10 once conclude
for the Senator ana against any every Repuonran
psper Tie Republican Citzcn knows hat the appear
ipce OF Any rOrcd accuSat on in Repub lean paper
l. presil I'VE evidence that the accusation is untrue.