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Flower Seeds.

Received this day 5000 papers of choice,
selected flower seeds; twelve choice varieties
for so cents, or twenty for 81, nicely packed
in boxes for mailing. Send orders early.
j. +. JENKINS, Scotsman.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD COM,
If 607l Main street.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w J. l.. THOMPSON ~ n candidate for
the ollce Of Assessor and Collector. Election
April u, 1850.
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What's the height Of human contontment
Being on the outside of Ben Loeb's fine
brands of wines, ales and liquors--and good
eatables
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window Glass, (lror window sash, store
Shields & Young doors, hot bed and pic
Main It, lures.
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Take peep nj those beautiful goods ut
Zimmerman " Co.'s, the like Of which has
never been brought 10 DallOs before.
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Cloths, doeskins, crepes, tricots, worsteds,
grain dc pondre, cassimeres, cheviots, are
among the many articles Of gentlemen's
wear 10 be found at Zimmerman Il Cos.
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Pictures (Chromos Steel Engravings
Shields n Young and Lithographe, picture
Main at. frames and mOuldings.
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Sec the advertisement Of the Southern
Artificial Stone company, The President
can be seen nj the ST. George.
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]. G. Starke, at the above named saloon,
keeps the very best liquors, the finest cigars,
and has the coolest little back room where
gentlemen can pass pleasant hour in social
amusements. Don't forget the place.
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For good-itting business suit go to f. NJ.
Kahn & Co.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w J,C. BOGEL, AZ candidate for ro.olec-
tion 10 the office Of City Assessor and Col
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Men who aro ambitious TO appear well buy
their clothing Of n. NJ. Kahn N Co.
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DO not fail to see the spring styles of
knobby suitings at Zimmerman II Co.'S be-
fore buying elsewhere
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~. Charles Heup cned.

Another invoice of elegant spring suitings
Just rec iyed by Zimmerman ~ Co.
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Everybody is waiting for the new spring
patterns in custom clothing by f. NJ. Kahn
d Co.
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Fine Line Of Embroider-
les, Laces, Trimmings, Rib
bons, and many fancy ar
ticles.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. TllOs, WALKER, as u candidate
for city Assessor and Collector, at the ensuing
April election.
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wichita Exchange.

Underwear in all sizes, weights and quail
ties at II. M. Kahn's.
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Window glass at Shields & Young's, Main
street.
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--Tailors wanted ut Zimmerman X Cos.
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RE-: + AL,

Dress goods are now be-
ing opened, and we can
show the latest styles, fin
est fabrics ever brought to
Dallas. Ladies who have
been waiting for their Silks,
Satins, Worsted suitings
would do well to call on us.
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Carpets ! Carpets !

A Large Stock of Carpets
consisting 2 and 3 Ply, OF
every pattern at Low
Prices; also a Superb Stock
Of Brussels.
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-Tailors wanted at Zimmerman Il Co.'S
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Atlas Portable Engine took Firr Pre-
MUM at st Louis Fair, 1879.
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The latest styles in artistic and plain WALL
paper, including Dsdo frieze borders, side
wall painting and ceiling decorations, just ie-
ceived. Cali AMI examine.
SHIELDS & You've,
Main Street.
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Go to =. NJ Kahn's for your spring suits
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wanted.

Loob's restaurant Is clean and bis cdiblcs
nnnl
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Houston a Texas Central ,
Dallas q Wiehiia
LfAyE, ARRIVE,
1000 q, ~, - Mail and express, IiOOp. m.
Money order oniooo open from AIM to pm,

HHW : u TTIf w 7 n III
Windows for theaale OF postage stamps, rcg-
isterod letter business, ETC., open from 0 q, M,
from sto o, N.
The general delivery window open from o
am, 10 y p, m, After y. IN, postage stamps
can be Obtained nj this window, Open sun
day frOmb 10 GA, N, A, NJ, CoonnAS,r NJ,
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Buy school suits ut Il, NJ, Kahn's.
, 1880-10-13

conventional form Of service In Ills present
pulpit having expired, ho notifies tho Coilfur-
enco that ilc Is unwilling to 20 on my longer
under Misrepresentation. or to ho tho Victim,
Ut secret persecution, or tu render hlnsetf
liable IL ho dragged tip for heresy, like Prof.
Swing, In the midst Of Ills minIslrattons. II
he Is to conttnuo laborinE- In tho Methodist
pulpit he must bo free, and tho Conference
,nt.st understand his beliefs beyond tic
shadow Of q tnuht, II, Oh Tho other l,ard,
tho Church Is 10 close Its doors upon hfn,,
llu wn,,ts 10 1cavu It openty anl l,onorably.
No one will dispute TINT t,is COURSE Inns been
TINT of II hlgll-tolctl, hufcst, Christini, ge,,.
tlumnn. svl,ctllor lle rc,natns IN tho Church
or not, l,is usefulness Will mt end. The
great world Of thinking, reasoning men wilt
gatn safe guido and teacher. The Church
will lose ono Of the nblcst, tho purest, the
nlost scllonrfy, and the must eloquent Of its
tllylncs. lie has done NIL that manly nan
cnn do or ought to do. II now remains to 10
seen whit the Conference wilt .lu about It.
, 1880-10-13

LITERARY i,uposturu lIas become almost n
regular profession, or at lcAst br,llch OF trade.
Several pursuus havo OF late falsely pretended
to lo authors Of hooks which thoy could not
ever havc seen In manuscript. Tho Northwest
scu1ns 10 be a fayorit field for the exercise Of
such talents rs literary tmpostors may pusscss,
and tho " No Nanlu series of novels. published
by hohorts Uros., Of Boston, has fnlen IN cl.sy
prey tu their arts Possibly tho persons who nre
tlcsirDus OF literary fanio mud hnvc not tho
nhility to win 1t for themselves lock upon tho
books OF this series ms wnifs, or rho tiotsam and
jctsa,n Of lltcrnturc. which. not Icing yfstbIy
attached to tho dun,ntn Of any owner, Tay bo
taken up By tho first wnyfarnr. Mcssrs. llobcrts
llrns. do not coincide IN this optniau. and th0y
hnvo fets It to ba ttoLr duty to expose tnKrnMt
casu IT prrtcnsc whIch hns como TO their atten-
ton. It soct1s TINT Il Indy living In Oregon,
Wis, hns given out to her friends md publIsh-
crs, md tlAs permitted newspapers In tho West
to say without contradiction. TINT she is tho
nuthnr OF two books In tho No Namu aerlea, OIL
titled, respectively, 'demint" anti "Will non-
bfgh." sIcasrs. Iloborts l}ros. duny moat posl-
lively that this 10 true. The books woFo not even
written by thu sRtno person, aud neither OF thgm
was written by her 1t ought 10 ho impossible
for anybody who Is capahlo Ut whiting ut nll to
u,ake clnln OF this description, 1t shows de-
greo af 'nfatuat!on ltttle ahort Of .nadncss. Ex-
unstlra wns bottn1 II cume and tho Temporary
credit at authdrsaip lnust 1o moro than loat III
tho en1
, 1880-10-13

Tho Illinois Stdatx-zenunu philosophers nbout
elections By tho people III tho following manner;
"Ir greut elections by tho rcnplo could bo
divided like cusps III court. which. utter rcno'
tratinx uud conscientious consideration ana
Weighing Of fucts. rcnsous, aud arguments, pro
and cau, ure disposed of BY learned Judges. tho
resulta OF such elections could b. predicted with
almost scientific cxautncss. Hut this Is not tho
oaao, What VIC tcrln 'poop!e' III coss9lom-
osatei mass of human beings, counted by MILL
ions, whosc beads uru 1lled with ns n1any differ
this world. AMI tllis luays Of huuan beIp9s "
not Aoae moved aud stimulated to actions by
their bralns.-i. IT,, their thouYhtsi hut alsA by
their 1nuddcd functions, sentiments, likes, an4
dtsllkrs, Thexo are thousands. tons Of thou-
, 1880-10-13
PERSONALS.

Inc Spanish tfg-S13 littS NJ Inst arrived.
About tic only point OIL the Minister'S
aldo Es that Mrs. Chr,st!uncy Inns red haIr.
The Ozark (Ark.) Gazette las suspended
for want Of patronage, Another sowing society
seoina to have got In Its work.
":rliere Is nothing like love to make home
happy" snys Mrs. Iiverinorc. Wo will match
two matinee tickets aganst loyo for any rca-
sonable SUN, p. y.
Tho latcst song Is entitled MY Iovc Is
Sitting un tho lsntr,"-Luctlie NrowL bptnR tho
author. II your love III on tho b[utr, LII, hp Will
vet brake. Nobody over got away with blu,r
In Chicslgo.
ut Is very sad to pick TIP paper contaln-
ing whnt lDokH like n list OF Winning trot-
tiers for 1880 and find thut It ~ nothing but
tNblilatcl stute1nent Of Cpuuucttuut'e voto In
laso.'-Ialert Aaastser.
The rcd lcnvcs of autumn arc falling,
Cold swcupB tho rts.to wind o'cr tho palu.
soon Mabel and Geurgo viii DO holding
Tho pns'or nrnchnir down A9alu.
-ChtcaGU Folk Lofr.
1sartl 0f harrington "-'Tlle beautiful
poem, entitled "AwfulIy Autumn" Is E,,ner,.ily
believed to ho the work nf 'tr. Charles 4. DAnn,
and first nppcNretl IN tho Now YOrl Sun. Tho
wo1rl touches Of fancy in tho second stAtza I'M
intstaknbtY bctray thu mastur ha1,l that could
pause III tho midst nf writing "fraud " cdltorinls
to tlrAw Il, zoo check IN Payment for trotter.
II reads:
Again Tho unaeon Hand thu. bonds
Tho ElinbpW' AFtl us apIDtlllDr,
T!!nt nrss tl,a tluslL u lu1ti1 ind blends
IN Hsa'sh :':S!t q yaH ni.s ish 'sa|sd s 5oush
ars, rs %,, ~! soS,: tsSs = s;5ts JstoSss iSssasi'
Az rare!e.p,a,tea tAe hawthorn .sse
pInS's t,sns"f ts ~ ill.,. S,S.Tsts vISaads,y' H"sy'
,,, T. tell %" Z: 9Attie. , sinry:, ...,.
witi!e .iiil tho .lark pISss, sstsily trained. :
dtEuilt 0er thu Focky rcuo1,us.
THE TlIlryE tas long admired the plan
adopted by tho New York Tut Ut publishing
every now md then tho brcfest and best utter
ances OF tho worlds master 1nlhls under tho
beading. "Pcarls 1T Thought" md u.lopts tho
hlea in tho full IaliUf that its rnadurs will bo
MA.!o bettor thereby. Our first necklace OF
pearfs bns tecn secured direct from tue tnnnus
fAetArnra ut grcHt expense, md Is ns f0ll0Wss
Alaays bu kim! 10 Tho poor n'an. llo nhy et1b hls
dry fton ranGx uxar Iga Yong t!aY-S j. M aIi<n: tn
esns MaT s M S Wit % .nc Ss Is 9s r. sR
tr"ttod II silse - et;siasmtih Maii H. '''A" "''e'
rlaayp' l!xsysp iSs II a.n 1,s weH ho's h'''lf 4h''
WyS1 y ~. u xrSat a y; ..s9 .. oft M son,nf gs
FnTty ti1tlars fur y bulahet -
Always 6ay your mues In tho fa'h-cAutrnan Lar
iniustsy always ha. The pole.-u 4. Dana.
fou yin neEer msaa thu watoF I'll thu bott'e runs
Always tsut tiis tIsI .iaastsr sloxls.7;:1iaHdS y:
Mssgr tsT o ~ {isa & r. T. Fsniy. az s W VIE
4stba,. ~ ''N'' ""' ''s' W. 'e33.
, 1880-10-13
NATIONAL FAIRS,

WABHISOTDS, D. g., Oct. 1s.-The Directors Of
tho now NanonRl Fair Association hero nro dis
cussng tho feasibility Of calling together III thLs
city, aft0r their plans aro moro u,aturei, al
tho 1oyernots ns tho 8tatcs and Turrisosics with
u ytcw Of inducing them to influence their LcF
ialatures to join IN tho establIshment OF annual
National exhibitions here ut tho scat Of tho t}oy-.
crl,,nent. Tho fdoa tn tho park OF tho Ass0oia.
ton ii to act aplrt spaeu en0lRh OF their lAud to
thcir ercetinx on tho salio permanent struct.
urea In whIcl To exhibit p0etAl,lo slccImenA OF
their BEeulal pr04upta-ayElcultusul, mineral.
4u1 mechanical,
, 1880-10-13

THE Republicans Of tho Troy District lit
Now York bAvo nominated for Congress Walter
4. Wood, tho maker OF lnowcrs. Tncru nro
lnany iron aud woolcn mills III tho district,
which Is heavily Trotcetinnlst, nlil Dir. Woo.l Is
one of tho bost representatives OF tho principle
that could bo found.
, 1880-10-13

1t1lsIt policemen nre not very popular witt.
their cu,tntrymcn. a,,l In ortor 10 preserve
themselves whNle they lnye to go ar1nOd tn the
teeth. Thoy havo Just applied tnr 0T,0p raun''a
Of buckshot With whiuh 10 tftperso Lanl LenYuo
meetings n.ld brcuk up ruoOs Of rllbou,nen aud
Other f,atloua.
, 1880-10-13

The following are recent catne-outers:
John Aandcr. tue must popular DeEnuurut u,
lsoehcstus, N, r., Ia unt for Garfield, Tho Hon,
4. ]. A. lEnle, Ut 1iuvurhIll, Masa, q l!tu.lu,,H
Democrat. md ,uau of INFLUENCE, has Just como
out tor uarlioItl. F. W. Cnburts, d wcll-knowt
manufacturer Ut New Durhatn, N. H.. and until
this cAinpatYn tho leading Democrat In tho town,
ul1d democratic tnembcr Of tho lARt LegIsla.
tura, hus cumu out for Garfield. lilo suys ho
leayus thp Democratic party because 10 Ia
"tirpA OF their tyranny and trepanu."
, 1880-10-13

AN evening paper of st. Louis says Secrc-
tary schurz has decided IN giyo TINT city n nov
census enumeration. II IL not ut Nil probable
that MI honest count IN that city Will bri.IR It's
population my ne,lrcr to EhleuKus thnn the QUO
Alrcndy maio. Tho 1t. Louls pcoplo will thon
LcEna1I another count.
, 1880-10-13

kirk llAwEs ,n,le his political fortune at
Springfield. Ills culn,, logica1, and goud.tcnl-
pcrcd statement uf tho Ferwela-llnll cnsc nl,ltlo
hItu mnny nc0unintn,lccs and friends throughout
tho State, and he has bcGn constantly In demand
rs stump.spenker during this canpnlgu. though
btforo little known outAlc Of tho city. lie
hlss matlc somc thirty speeches iii Illinois. Tho
ll.st was In Quincy Saturday to tho lnrgcst aud-
ence gathered in TINT city this ypur. The J31tfu
euys: ait WAS un ab'o effort, we'll wurthy tho
co1asinl reception 1T received. In tho cnirsc Ut
hts spccch. Mr.. Iiawes 1nyc d lcaf out of hts b[-
ogruphy thnt IAAy bo now to tnary u ILLS friends
In Chtc,gu. lie gavc Il practical illustration Of
tho results Of frce trnIu' BY referring 10 m n-
cilent III h!s curly llFo, when ho shipped as a
tai!0r at SO per mouth, mud finally wRs put Oil
thore III India because ho would not work for
tho samc pny TINT nntives OF tbnt country could
be employed for. Tho umtivcs III cniuutta work
for rupee nbout T. ccnts, lay. atl.l. us he WIS
getting ~ month, ho WINS discharged to mike
rOOtt, fQr the cjlcup labor.
, 1880-10-13

SUNSET Cox was renonltnatctl BY the Dem
ocrnts Ut thu Sixth Now York district yuster-
day, Fcrnando Wood In tho Ninth. and Abrnru
y. Hewitt IN tho Tenth, Bunjanln Wood and
Nlcholns Muller wuyo nominated by rival fae-
tions Of Tho Irving l1nl Democrats for Congress-
tIuu III tho Fifth District.
, 1880-10-13

gan with happy nll,sion 10 his good fortuna iii
escAptng from, tho hntslslIps and lack Ut rcos'H.
milton which nro ~ eftcn tho lot Of lN,ota, ani
closed with graceful melltlnn Of thnso Frnne,i
Cnnndinns VIM had prcccstml him Iii successful
atthorshlp. Including tho tnct l1anci,cHln. wto
ilraL Inspired Ar. Frrchotlo will, tho idcn Ut
competing fur tho atantyon prtzo. hir.
Frechctto n not III favor with tho orthodox
Catholics niE,onE his couutrymcn. honE II lIt'erat
In pulitcs and reliRIon; but hp Ia tho fn.1so o
tho pnfty Of yosinE Cana'fa, aud will yet do
mitch to purify and enlarge tho vision Of hta
followers,
, 1880-10-13

TILE Porte Inns informed tic Ambassadors
of tho Powers Tint DuiuIk.so has boon snrrut,-
derod to Montenegro, md expresses u hope TINT
norc time Will 10 given In whtct, to curry out
tho other reforms which, aro required by tho
Ncr1tr, rrraty.
, 1880-10-13

source on which tlly Ctlli always depend Tor
II supply Of wl.eat, and tho fatluro OF tlomo
crops Is uo longer regarded rs Involving l,ar-
,ial famine OF sorious scarcity OF brcnt, rs
WIS once the case. American wheat Is now
regarded "a u permanent article In thu food
supply Of Europe. and as n ccrtnIn protec-
tlon agninst cxtortiou OF famine prices BY
domestic producers. This is shown in the
forever IncrensinY direct shipments Ut wheat
to Continental l,orts, 10 which VIC haye frc-
lucntiy called attention.
We think Tint tho suggestions which We
made MS long ago rs August last concerning
the wheat crop and tile foreign tle,nnilI for
1t hnvo been substantially verified, aud SO
now repeat th0m:
I. Tint the surplus wheat crop Of the
United States would not be IN such an TX
cess over that Of 1870 rs to Justify my fear
that It woiilst he drug on tho market and
have to 6c forced oil purchasers.
2. Tint tho demand abroatl for American
wheat would ln all probability be 40 proper
toned to our surplus TINT wa would 1nd
purchasers for tho wholo Of It, md purcllas-
ers who would seud for It.
3. That the foreign denand for American
wheat being to meet MI actra1 want MID tU
supply deficiency #, tho domestic protluc-
tton. tho prices likely to be obtained would
be fairly regulated MD controlled In this
country.
A. 4 49, =
, 1880-10-13

THE New York Times prints letter from
John Brown to tho 1tcy. Luther Humphrey,
written stlort time boforo tho execution of tho
former. aud says It bus mover buforc been pub
liahcd. II tho EDITOR will consult thilt not rAsc
or unknown book, Horace urculey's Americnn
Conflict" =" he will lind this letter printed thercn
ia flft
, 1880-10-13

no bcttcr candidate than Judge Cu'y cosld bo
found In tho district. IutRo Co1y ts Demo
crat.-i,ns always boon onc,-bnt has always en-
joyel tho respect ot all parties, md deserves n
botter fnso ttan to l,o put up to be knocked
down and buried under such n majority aa Mir.
Atdr3ch will hnte.
, 1880-10-13
fiYmENEAL.,

6ptetai Qtspatsh 10 1nA Chicago Irt1Hne
Ia CnlssE, Mis-, Oct. E.-0uorgc 4. Bllxor
was married here this afternoon to Hiss Emma
scl.artf, daughter Of City Treasurer Schastt.
Tho young couple mt'yo IN tho ityhest soclety,
for nuDsr 81 ye,s iiso ponaaer shs Iapsa Desn
lasnher buasusss ot jahu Paul. They 10 Eaas
for u lengthy trip
, 1880-10-13

THE South Is entirely reasonable III its de-
mands. 1t only asks to le lot aono. IT simply
insists that tho negroes shnlt b0 represented In
Congress By men not OF their own choice. Tho
South has, in fMct, torn tenf out Of I'LL old his
tory TO write Its t3eulllals on. :
, 1880-10-13

9ur CnlcAuo TRIBUNE hns Established branch
Offices for t1a rccupt OF subscriptions nd ndrcrt!so-
tncnts m tnIlUws. ....--..
NEW Yuitk-iteom - Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
FAnbEx. SrnHHeF
ULAsGDW. scosland-Alan'a American Eows
hroncJ. 81 Non!e!1+4t
LDNtNlS. Eng.-Anefcan Exchange, ~ etrund,
flkSnr r. GtLtdG. Ag1nt.
NAsliiNuTUN. II. t.-l3ig street.
, 1880-10-13

might bo complete, Il Is both useful md re-
assuring to have tho bodily evidence Of 1t
before Tic people New York and the whole
Unlun. Sucli masses Of mcM enlisted III d
cullslnun ca,lso appeal mare powerfully to
tho Imagination than nt,y language coil, Tho
great pnraie OF Montlny must In this why
have most beneficial effect all over tho
country.
, 1880-10-13

THE Sun prints an article, intended proba-
bly for tho TritHsne, on "Tho Fall anu Winter
Fushions for bicn." 1t Is tho full md winter
fashton for somo men TO toll lies fbout THAR
nelEhbors md abuse those who ditfor from thou
in politics.
, 1880-10-13

nuESos AYnEs llas been declared tho
Capital Ut thu Argentine Confederation. Tho
penpla Of thnt city and vicinity hive dueiarotl
0c,,. Nt'ca President of tho lserubi!c. md all
part!cs nro happy. Tranquility rciEns nRce
moro throughout TINT lAte1y disturbed country
, 1880-10-13

DAVID HUSTON. of 1'erre 1Iautc, publishes
Ibis card In tho Express Of that city:
In tho Gazette Ut Sept. DU SEQ my unmc np.
pcara nj n tnetnber OF the ItuncUck md EngItsh
Fat MDtt's Club. This Is foul a1nnler. ] t!U not
Intend to vote for nny Uunlncrtltic catluittuto
running for any olllcc In tho Kift OF tho people.
would ns kO0n vote for tho Derlt III he'll Aa to
vote Tor I'LL English. DAVID HUSTON,
, 1880-10-13

Two OTHER persons have been arrested for
Tho killing III 1.orst Mot,ntnarrcs III tho west of
1rela,ld, Ono Of the tu,rtIcs IL pnBtercr named
1letrernnn tho Otl,or steward named Spencer,
Th!a n1al;es four persons under arrest now for
In ,rs1n
, 1880-10-13

A PATTERSON. IN. J.) newspaper reported
nm Interview with Hancock III which ho was
niado to sny that "tho taritr question wAan local
question:" md "a matter tint tho General Gov
i. ctnnacnt aellom cures to tntcrfcro wtth." Tho
: DcmocrNt!o ct,ldJ1nto appeared to l,o a Ilttlo
hHzy Us to whethor tho tarlH wna not something
goot to drink. md nn nrttcc Of n noxiolts
nature, to whiah thu principle Of lucnl option
might property 10 applied. Ills friends prompts
ly denicl tito Interview for him.
, 1880-10-13

GEN. GRANT urrlyet! ut Boston Mt $3.50 Lust
evening, and wns weicun,e'l by an tnmcugo
crowd. A. each stopping. p!nco OH tho way sF,m
Now York tho Genurni wis corllu,ly gspotcd by
REcut crowds. At lroylLonrv ho s1ado short
sptecl, Il, which hc hlttInrNlsly renArk1al tltat
tho great gathering betore him muat hAio beoll
part ut tho crowd which wer0 cut Oh frorn tito
tprchltght procession VI tho evuuing hesore.
, 1880-10-13

ABOUT n quarter past o'clock yesterday
morning n tire broke out In tho Acadctny OF
Music On Unlisted street, r,car Ma1tson street.
lit this city. Beforo tho ilrculon nrrlvc1 on tho
scene tho latnrs Ind tna,!e Hreat hendwny, md.
Notwithstanding tho heroic efforts which they
1n.l,!c. tho whnlr back l,ure Of tho building was
Quilted. Whio twenty-four t!re1ncn wero en-
gagged on tho roof OF tho building making opcn-
Iugs through which TO pour In strc,lfl,s Of wntcr,
tho roof xnyo way. prccpltatug eighteen
men Into tho burning debris tciow. l}y extrnor-
ll1ary eIertons On tho part OF their con,rllcs
all wero rescuta,. Twelve uf Tho tnen were moro
or less injured, Fireman Drrnhnrf1t rather scrf.
ously. Tho tlrctI1en behaved throughout with
yreat coolnoss and bravery. Mnrslll Petrlo
Hnnnt'y.stood by hs met, Until tho lust ono wns
rcacllet. The lt>ss on buildings uttd fixtures Will
be nbout $50, ,O0o, partly covered by Insurance..
, 1880-10-13

IltR evening DcNl0cFNtlc PRINT prlntS as
apeea! dispatch u fEoM Now Yurk what 1t culta
q "stuttllug ruu,or' column IanK, which
originally appuarr4! in tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
to tho effect that Gnrlud IL to retIr0 5rua, tho
Gcl4 md 0Flnt is to tAko hls plAco In caso In.
daua 9oes Democratic, The silly soarbaoh had
10 little Foundation nnd rAtset1 slch hugh
oyou AMONG Democrats that tho Eltquftrr bus
not alluded to It sil.ce. Its appearance ut thts
lato dntc In tho evening Democratic print Is as
ally Us its statements ur0 tal4c and stupid.
, 1880-10-13

; IINcor.S's wiso aild true prophecy: "No
nun will Uvcr be President or thu UilItcd States
who spells .ncgro with two g's."-It'hat Abru-
ham Ltt.e0lIt sail In 1853.
, 1880-10-13

OFr1c1Ar. records show Tint 400 persons
los. thalr lives by rniiroad nccIdonts In New
York athto. Inst year. so'nn e-J pcrsous wcro
aorIalls!y iiijurrt from tho s,me ealso.
, 1880-10-13

RonE1sr TIE Dgv11, tic famous Englls!
etcop'cchascr, won tho Caesnrowltch Btakcs OIL
tho Newmarket eoursu Yesterday.