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, 1880-10-29
WASHINGTON.

Lnnd-Onlcc Dccinion-TrcAsuTy 1tens.
WAsntS0roS, q. c. Oct. c8.-Tho Acting Com
missioner o! tho Gonora1 Land Dfflco to-day de-
cidrI TINT when person h0s commenced pro-
ecc4atngs for cancellation Of homestead entry in
orllor to NvAii tinself Of the privileges Of tho
act Of May II, lks0, he hns acqulrcd such m i'd
vursc Interest as will prevent cuntestco from
making payment unt!er tho net Of june Is, 1880,
for tho land embr1lrcsl In the homestead; OF. IN
by sntl net Ut June 10, lss0. Is confined to cases
wherein the United Statcs and applicant to pur-
cI,nse nro the ohIy parties Interested.
Tho Trcasnry Department to-day purchased
iHl.t1 ounces at tfnt silver for delivery Mt tho
philadelphia, san Fruncisco, and Now Orleans
minis,
Thu exccsa nf exports over imports ot Mer'
ehuntlIsc, stMtet lit specie values. FOR the nino
1he exc,.ss III the corrrspondlDg nine months Of
lS.u was El1l. .4.s.;sa'. Tho excess Of imports OF
90ld md silver coln md bullion during the nino
i0i corresponding months of 1870, <25, ,48l, III.
, 1880-10-29

single tenant, Is surely bound 10 Intervene It
lc illls!s Tint flrn, In co,,rAc If being broken
up Into Two separate 1ots md male Liable for
the support ut two separate families.
Such Intervention uf, The part nf the fantl-
fortl iIfs from tins t1 t1lne Dccirtnn 0lt this
eState, and has usually iakun ptuce under
snLIe such circumstances III these:
4 tenant having tleatKilatPt Ills eldest ron
~ his Successor. gets him married md rstHfI'
fis!lts him will, his faulty UPON tho farm.
lie afterwards gets \ Inllgllter or younger
sat, lmnrEiett N1lst Gnteayurx Ia establish him
Or her With srcOIHl family upon q rart 1f
tla land, either IN u cnW-lEOHEe 0r !lDvel unllt
for n !il1inni, dwelling. br In tho fnrtIl.lt0He
airtafy Inhabited ly tho t,nnltt's family anil
TINT u the. Elt|cSt sou. TfH first person 10
uhleft to t|!e arrangement !s uHl'nlly tllg
eldest son, WIN, III all piG'mpllfty;. nbtalietl
express stipulation tint liz was tu stlcceHl th
The winnie farm. and WIN BEES with tsts,nny
tl,c IiIBillpn! lHss Ut q part 0f tbs patrlnl0ly,
nlIei!dy slender enough.
!, Is clraf|y undesirable It, tho Interests ct
The tG!tnntS Themselves tint tho small 1H.ttl-
lrgs A!lnul. t,ecalne smaller IT'LL. or tllnt
tI'IfnasI beings dependent IN 4 great lIt.Aslre
uta,H T. Drpcari0tts crop sltDtl1d be more
rloseIy linG,lI,tl together tlnn they ire. 1t
this moment II, BOnie parts Of Western Irc~
1antt.
Where: suc!. subdivision as I have de-
scribetl ii attempted IN the face of rcpeaud
warnings tho saiN!!erA H.sst either slut Ills
eyes md submit, with the knnwteslR0 that
tIiu example set will l,e followed III humber
Less CaSeS, Or lit tnttst enfurcB thu sO4rhtlch
estate rl,c ant! insist n,m1l tile removal Ut the
1ntrutfinX faulty. hnye the lusIhr 10 be-,
sir, your ubetltcilt servant, LASsuowSE.
, 1880-10-29
and go additional for being an tnnatc Of 4
house Of ill-famo, - 1t was ID one Of theso
ht,uacs ho wnk arrested.
Tho Wnrnn'a National Caaflatian
Temperance Unfons

Tho Wnntntl'a National Chrlstian
Temperance Union.
Special Dsrateh 10 7AA Chicago 7fttunA
I1OsrnS. Oct. 2s.--Thc socotid days session Of
the Convention Of tho Womans National Chris
tina Temperance Union waR moro larRely at
tenhesa+ but tho proceedings were mt 10 Inter.
cstfne us Vi. tho first day. Tho morning was oc-
c,lpic'l with tho presentation Of nntlno ruports
m Il grcnt variety Of eilbjeots. That by Miss
Hnrnh Sforriann, OF Kntyhstown. ind. showef1
thtEp wns krgat work III 10 tInHe Among tho In
tllnns. Chinese, md cotored people, tho former
suffering from tho importation Of lll1unrs Into
their terrltory with thu cuntIvanec 1T officials.
while tho Chinese suffered trom opium eating,
n habit which wns spreading a,nun1 Americans.
Mtss Sas.cs. ol Newark. 4. l., reported favor
nhly OIL tito ntte1npt 10 induce corporations ard
employers to require tntni abstinence an,ouE
tholr help Tho experiment Of exh,ntltnR tom.
pcrAncc through tho chnnncl nf dr,lwinK- room
meetings hl,l lH}nn stI sirocsstu that tho Cuna-
tpIttco recommended lts continuance. The de-
sign II nut ono To Introduce tho locAl element
Into tho temperance callsc int to rcach the
cultured and aristocrhtfe circles in society win
arc not easiIy rGnrbrst thrn,'uh othor ohunlIcls:
invite people NJ to reception nr dinner party.
having srssre'' the pnrlar pf xot,;o influential
ny hn w b.. nd Sssg o. sy rsi oenIy , ont,d With
n KenrrMl one st1cc!aI phnsc+ mud hive 1t In tho
Ut, lit tho Afternoon. It has leDn pnlpMed tU
hung IN tho whito 1Iouse, ae II gtft Of the Woin-
ms temperance Union, aud Ut tho Httcrnoni.
eeasion it WIS decided 1t, cnrry nut tho pnn md
s!re. Ltversnnto lnado ~ ad'tfcss 10 tho conyon-
tiotl nn tho subject. II was proposed 70 rHteo n
PARTON ns tho money on the spot, and Miss viii
Earl lnu Mrs. I!ycrsnurB set TO work to
prt Us much M possible. n M incredibly
ehort time nyer e5.:hI was pledged. Ii Il pro-
posrd to ralAe f10,00,-t2tW ur 5000 of which
shn pn f"r tho picture md its framing. the rest
tn be chilled the Lucy Hayes fund fur tho de-
scnlaatIon Of temp.r1ancc literature.
address by Mrs. Int,rnp Jackson. OF Michigan.
in which shc clnItneu Tint tho first question oj
the hntir waa that uf temperance, and only by
flt,at fntn peace md prosperity. Our Krcat mis-
take had i,een to crush cut tntempcEAnco with =
License Law.
, 1880-10-29
ELEVATED RAILROADS.


Huston VIII Have Mono Of ThcIt1s
Special Ditpatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
!sosroH, Mass, Oct. 2S.-fhe Railroad Coas-
m,sstonars to-.lay decided adversely OIL tho sov-
ornl petitions for elevated railroads. and tho
community has 4 happy dca!ycsance from what
wts last wlnter fosked OH as MI assuroI evil.
Tho Doard declines to 9rant such locations ~
were aslscd for on tho grounl tlAt It bus ITO nit
thorlsy tu 10 80. Tho lnw IL Imperative on tho
Hoqrrt to grant snmu locations when tho demand
Ia tna,lc In proper f0rnl. but tho rostrcions nro
such thnt building a road upon my possible
location. that would 10 loEal would bo
hatl bcG!; constructed would be bo -, almost
1nncnta ot tho 1lovutcd. .r0ad nuisance WHEN
Tho recent decision of tho Supreme Ct'art WY
made, lost tho promoters Of tho sehcnl1 would
carry i Through II: sPto q ~ ropp9'altton, 3
t1nt1ur tho Inv, grnt loent!on through streets
Il cnrr,1t, undcF lts general powers., enable u
Faiiroad company to take lana alrcMa = devoted
TO public nsoa., 4 locatlon oannot bo gt,lntc:i At
all until m enti,ato Ut tho tOst ut construction
has Deon made and 4 eeerta,n pcreentazo 9t Y
to CLAIM, security for their, land dat'lages. mud
companies must {,ay for all incidental damage
CA4sGl property,
, 1880-10-29
CHINA.

RIOT At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR WAR
WITH 1tEssi.A-I.I HUNT CHANG.
SItASO1iAI. Sept. @..--A serious riot oc-
Cured IN Cation on the 1ith Inst. betweon
two rival factions Of the lower order Ut
natives. French priests who wrro trying to
qucll tho disturbance were assaulted with
missiles by rioters. TM military fired one
or two yolleys and dispersed tic mob. Some
rioters wcro killed md onp priest was
wounded.
Reports from Tienssin say that tho prcpa-
rat1ons for war nre ncttyo. hut there Is sotlIo
diversity Of oplmfon an.ong Tic Grand Coun-
ell. sn,,o nrgulng TINT Il Is better to tatiu tho
chances Ut war with RussEa than submit to
the terns size wishes to imm,sc. III tho
ntealtime, Admiral Lcssn!Esky l., preparing
at Vlntiy0stock to support te Hllssaan dc.
1llnllds. g.
1'oliMg, but refused 10 81, ulitl will not 70
unless, MS I'll Il former visit. llls own troops
guard tho city sates nt 10 with him in great
force. 1t Ia sHlA ise recently visited tho King
nf Corea to open his country to foreigners
as tho only n.ratls Of preventing Russia froisl
nbSDr}JnE It,
, 1880-10-29
CONVICTION AND SENTENCE.

0F"sN1* 77tsF"F<7' W IT, e"'@7e" .
DAnv1i1.H, ILL.,, Oct 22S-Tha trial Of Frederick
kcster for tho murder Ut bis wife. Mimic kcs'
tor, brought to this county On change Ut yc,luo
frutn lrnllos County, has occupied tho alton.
tio ot our Court for three days, and Terminated
thia morning by tho Jury briu2lnG III q verdict
Of m.lrieE. ant. tho sentence ct deaIh by hang-
Ing. The nvldenco WAS all c!rcutnstantlat md
wnH to tho eject TINT Ktnter WIS in tho habit of
..eatlug hs wLtu a1ll othorwlso cruelty tr.,nt!n9
III furr,w In q fiUld, and rnutilAteh almost hu-
y0n,l recognition. md tho husband tnisslng. l[o
was MtterWarda captura1 In Iowa. Hherg ha was
aud fFlcd with tho result IL Htnvo THE nst'ai
mntion vas made for u slew tftal. to be uFgt!cd
next week,
, 1880-10-29
THE DOYLE BONDS.
Life-History Of the Man Stnythe,
Who Engraved the Plate.
Preliminary Examination Of Doyle in
This City Yesterday.
He Is Held In S7o,ooo, Which He IL
Unable TO Furnish.
EM MfYIfE.
Spsctdt Difpateh to TIT Chicago Tfftunt4

nM HE'
Special otipa.fh 10 lnf tnHaao 1''ouht.
WASHINGTON N'c., uet. A.-the co"1ee@oa
OF smytho. oh9t"For VI me u"l1ea. e'%'cs e,'uu-
tefie't 1T noyle hloes"st.'h' ~ na" :" "a'o p''sn WI
seen W CAs''chs' tho cnlel t',R'''oe ~ ~"
ttofernine!t htlfoau ol Engraving a1l! ts.nr
INK "h''e sne iat'er "as j" w" 1ofN+ it"'hct"
III M esscttlal particular from tho statements
Rirc4hv rusl,cd IN THE THEnU*E. EA.tteaf
srr, tint Htnytlo n mi, IF thu nno4t celebrated
enst"scia II" 'ao w." ~ ~ 49,, 40
soou haSo suspected ahS oosfaVcf IN the to'~
crn,ncnt service. Smythe, until recently, has
not horn un,1cr susnicfon, tfe rus d SCHOOL
r,",o ~ WlI;,nm s. nr,ckwnv. and fnr
"T.sn,, .o.,s r." s.v. In Inn f,c,,y hruckvoy'a
slavc. Ito seems to welcome tho opportan!ty
tbo ,,torf,i,"rs md IN ,o fnrm of n.I,tjuyita
.ap .osA.o. ss.a si,,. ,f,.,', stt,,. t,t.'
he ms 1urn1snca Ahslstant oinleo otalc' "!e@
triut-Att0rtlcy AnYell with What pF0tnIsos 10 bn
d t1oat intnrcattrx hfatory.
a,n,,th. !. -, .,cot I'll man ard for .orne finn
H., o9 o III 1i,.o ~ ~ ~ Isrsiv s',rra,,net hx tnmnr
~ . nmi i,ssn so III haxc ay a''pirea H.. tu'"n,s
liz was known as Charles Sinythc
tn xn,no NJ thosc. Ytnythe ID au
oou'o "a N .,.>,,x,.x
csaet,y 1nhh III rfbposacasinK appeasahse'
| llu hn9 confessed to engraving Inc
,,1nte for tho counterfeit el0 hank note tho six
mr. rant hnnd. I'm soycn-thIrty b,,nt1a which
~. es.. pono' 10 .,'4'. ~ ,ur- ,s., Ill -
wasc put upon tao market IN !s0'' ana Mt o1
| 1}ruckwny's work. UrockWny Induced hin TO
| do sumo engraving, bu suys, ftftpen ycnrs nRu,
nnd ,rhc,, bt, f,nI.hnd tte work hc fond Tint ht
| M . T., ~ - ,.. ..,t.,, ~, t~,, ,.III oul
, 1880-10-29
MISSOURI MURDERS.
Stxffa{ Dfttafsh to Th& Chtfuo0 TribtitI,

hFfftdt Dttntfh 70 ms thteda0 1ftbthes
MAHyyiLIE, Mu, Oct. as.-The preliminary
trlnl Of Albert Talbot. charged with ,ilu murder
Ut his fnthar Dr. =. IL. Tnibutt In tnts county.
On the 18th uf lust September, aill Mrs. Talbot,
her son Ed, uud their hired nun ffonry Wycth,
llrrcste1 as nccbnpitres, tcrlhtnntpd Tonight
asd resulted In tho Talbot boys and Wycth he-
lug hounl over without bais, and Mrs. DclIc 'r,l-
bott, w!fo ct the tnuzdctcl mat, hc1d In tl,tn
hull tu nwa!t trInt ut tho Circuit Court
tho coming tcrnf. No evcnt for years
Inns crenteh Buch MI excitement 1T
this city rs this triai, tho court-r,om heng
paokcl with spectators during tho thrce days 1t
hsls brcn In progress. Detective brighton. who
worked up tho cAEc. when put OIL the stAl,a
testified TINT tho Talbot boys, whose confluence
he bad previously got disguised rs lnborcr,
llatt confessed having committed tho crime to
him; that TINY hna hrpi him 10 kill %ynth,
nlleginy tllat Wyeth was In tho sccret
Ut sheir fathers dehth, and they feared
would revcut tho samc; and further,
tluIt lie had entered Into m aRroement
with the two Tnlbust boys to rub n tratn, 1uail<,
and bnnks, Th!s ovlc!tt:c WIS ~ Tug main. cur
Wyctb hnd toll him TINT he hud killed william
i. Saunders, who WINS fosttd denti IL tha city
IT,, f r. 3 :r t ntt xGsy T,s et EeIs Is
t!ertsi.. Saunders bcing IN On Intoxicated
:nond'tom; tnt She1 s1n.rg 9uIinsri h ,est
tnG 70 tho e1:sG efossns i = The auss oas Where
klll% h' an.t then .ool n hln # s,o md tnt
Henry Wyeth. one u( tho PARTIES chaTgca with
hcinR lin Mec,npitce. hHs Confessed tu Sheriff
hpt "a LET rs1ot sh"s .sa hts 4I asor % ana hs 1ss
two-nunee bullet which ho aliegos Ell shot
through his tastcr's hxly: ,,
That I tic iati,ott oya stato that tho hired iann
| Wyeth. murdered their fathor, aul assert their
, 1880-10-29

MESSENGER sGittpEREn.'
llAGusA, Oct. "a messenger sent ly
Iiza Paslla with Il proclamation to tic lHl,ab-
tta.lts OF l}ulciguo, III reference IN tho co.'s.
sion of TINT plnco, l,as becil murdered.
REUNION or TURKISH PROVINCES.
BERLIN, Oct, 8.-Aleko paalAA, Or, correct
IL speaking, tlo Parliamentary Committee
which lle suffers to govern tho country, ilns
sanctioned the organization Of Il snclaty fur
the reunion Ut Macedonia Uulgaria, and
Eastern Rullnella.
WILL. NOT GO TO WAR
TEsrif, Oct. @B.-1n tho tludKct Committee
OF the Hungarian Delegation, t0tiny Hn!on
yon llay,nerle. replylas y a'!E;sllot sal, II,
connected with lilo surrender u nalciEno,
mud after llle withdrawal Ut tho Turks, Mon.
tohcKro should 1lUt llayU 0rel1ptetl t!l0 t1d.
hnteti territory wllhlli q certain tfl0sl licftDtt
the ilnval tenhl,ttratlnn ws'lsltl cense, aiitl
which might lend ipr into tnrthor ensnpl!HA.
tlons Or iMto warllku actta!l aSalIlst tic
Porte.
ANOTHER HITCH.
RAousA, Oct, 23,--Tho Prince ot Monte
ntions to Kania, tue ottunmn ro,"Mtssiit',ss
tug LETT that pisce. ,,K ,NsKotiat'ons continue
,>Tu1sKlsJa Dtrrtlctrf.
DAnsIc, Oct. aS.-illza l'ssha las INFORMED
the Montenegrins that tho IuectlIlX ut klhla
must b. postponed foE to% ;laXys' Xs.'n,a,c ~ aa,
aro hot complete. logo PetroYle, thu .lonttt
ncKrin commander, viii 10 tn c4'np Mt AMI,
yari on ti.a 0tl lust, to act as tlelegate. al,tl
to w 1eady to AIoyo Ills truops ttle tnolne,ll
iiope whatever il Entertained at Cvltinte Of
tha Turks bulng In earnest about the sur
render OF Outctgnu,
, 1880-10-29

IT will bo lard fight III Cook County tllis
ttnc. unl no mistake. lhtsll,csa-u men must slut
up thur places nnd glvu their clerks chanco tG
etund ut tho polls nll tluy. There Should 10 II
luly.gur,i Of not less than t00 Republicans ut
each poll in tho city frthn tho opcning to tho
closing. Thorn ure IL. rals, u1,d the tntul nun-
Dor Ut tho botly-guartl should nut, therefore, bo
less thpn E,:aO0.
, 1880-10-29

UNITED STATES Supervisors may arrest
any policeman, or Mayor Harrison himself It he
attempts to iutorfero with tho Federal Election
lnwa next Tuesday. There will boa higher power
than tho City Government Of Chicago ropre-
tc1tcd ut each potl upxt Tuesday,
, 1880-10-29
The Cessfon Of Dulcigno No Nearer
Consummation than It Was One
Month Ago.
Letter from the Marquis Of Luns.
downe to "The Chicago
Tribune.
Three Thousand Miles Of Persian Terri.
tory OYcrrun by the Narlfko
Kur,Is,
Who Are Engaged in an Indiscrim-
inate Slaughter Of the In.
habitants.


.,,,,,,..,
~ =, f''o,ns. ,s', ,
aoStos, ~. o'a n.o ~ .',,,an
is"a a'ten"".s' .,' oNA'o''e' "''>' o'''e'
l'aF1S o. aAo eoan!Fs.
.r nHAlA of AS A.ios"
InhrleH llhEco"fl, u i,!"1s 1h'!c 4he"l'c'
from tue c'lec's Of iall through tue s'age-
trap NJ THO thcn{fo' ..
sronNf WEATHER..
a terrible northwestern Gale was reported
from iaymoata !ast hisht, iMSpEe"R h!'''"e,i
h'e vessois sI'alldca' ou' u'o cfe"s "eio "''
savetl'
TUG steamer Ge'ett, IRON Naw osk lor
iatnbilfe' u aota'he't III l's,hoa,n sooo1lo ~
the weather. Itlo aale II S1bs'IItlR'
q schooner entering INC harIor ol ',oa,r
Shields folintcrcd, aint NIL hands except the
tnato wcre Inst. Tile steamer Trawlop cap-
sized while entering thu same 1'arbor. and
tWe.Ve pelsols mcse ,', ui"""tu. t.,,, Ma, ,o,,,
Ille Steamship Necknr, from NOW 1oFN
far Drc1llcil, landed ut Southampton the sur
ytvors Of the crow Of tl:s British l'ark Mar
E"tss, J. .,,i,1a ' ,a % a,'an,ta,,od "o,,s;ss
GfccilocK. Whlch WIS Mpa'"'''lc'', c''i's'4eN
anu disnlantlett. Two llSes wore loss py tho
disaster.
-, ~ t. 'saa...,,,aa " - 10 ,tnrn,
doy III consequence ol tlle s!orn. eo..,
Ille Hoods NJ LcetlS l1afcs cs1oppet' oesefat
mills and hundreds OF pIiSU1lS have BEEN
thrown out Of employment.
A great storm lns been raging Mt Dutlil,
et,,1n vostnr,fnv nu ,n,,cI, nrnt,crty Inns 1,c,tt
,oatrnv.tl Fnttv l1fty families II, tjc s,h,,rl,s
loyn hren made ho,,lrlesy by tbs storm.
49, ,,,..''.,, ~, hrts. III, Mo-, frn,,, 1,,,t
~ iiy'iu"t'' uie pi,H yu'.1 o1",' tt"ni 1''.'4
River, ). e., Tor friedrichstaut. arove oloi'e"
side Of tho Dattcn brcAkwntor tllts morning.
r,,v,,oI ,vhi, .n,,loovorlnr, IN o,,t M sor,. m
u.u"neH "no 'A''' ~ va ''"'0 w
'''. - t1,.N ,s.S,s, ,t,,,;,
~ b1to'u e.,o'e "n. :" ", .e!s,s ."s'a ~" t.s
snow stortu, aisd railway tranlc WIS ILL.,
pcttetl.
At Leicester the rain began to fall Tuesday
, 1880-10-29

4 PROMINENT merchnnt, while his name
was being entered u, tho registry Of one Of tho
aouth Division precincts OF Tnestlny ll8t, re
markeA ti1at be lldn't voted for twenty years.;
thut "his last veto wins enBt for Urlt and Ev-
crett." 1t Ia scurccly necessary to udt that ho
proposes to vote Tor GNrnuld,
, 1880-10-29

OPENING OF THE rllussIAN DIET.
DEitLlN, Oct. 2a-Count Won 6tolborR
Wernigerode opened the Diet to-ttay.
The Empesos's speech. read at the opcss-
!ng OF tho l.aIlttag to-day, expresses thanks
for tho popular manifestation ot loyalty at
, 1880-10-29

Supronr tho Federal Election laws null
officers. ind teach Sir. Harrison to keep Ills
hands on tho ballot-bnxcs. This Ii nut n city
election, n1.d city officers should have no iuoro
to to with It than any private citizen, except to
keep tho pcnce
, 1880-10-29
SiIlcIQE,

Special D1raseA u Tia CAlFa9o 1FlbaRft
DEa AtolHEs, Iu.. Oct GA Bwot!o. recently
FROM Stockholm, was fpund dead IN hls bed at q
aotul heru this morning. Papers found III h!s
gtrccts showed that ho was q Corporal Of the
ktnx'a Ouarda, antt left Stockholm, OH account
Ut lrullbla With woluan. Death Was caused ey
uareoIte poison
, 1880-10-29

Spsefat Utspa&eh to The Chicago Tribune.
RIDux Cry, Ia, Oct GA blacksmith na1neu
Ln,lis Ilemars, living at Jeforson, nak'. NJ
tempted to shoot his wife yesterday hnh snoh
natjs a,, ursuccessfl effort to suicide, but only
sht,f n hnin IL Nh iuft car aud spAltL Tho VITO
hoi Ee0ll TOO iutllIlllte with AnothpF nun.
, 1880-10-29
IN NEW YORK.

Special DApdttt 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yn1sK, Out s5.-Stx OF tho United statcs
bon,ls which were found In tho possession Of
Doylo whcu he was arrested In ChicaRp Inst
Wednesday, wcro to-dny crltically examined by
expert ensravors In tho oaico Of Secret SERVED
p1.cer Drn,n1nonh hnrc. They nEc pronounced
accomplished forgcrIes. The Treasury officials
In Washington who Inspected the fraudulent
los,t1s could only be positive ut their char'aetor
By tho detection OF duplicated numbers aud
poory-exccutcd limitations OF tho Initials OF Rc-
celvlug Clerks In tho Treasury Department.
When tho bonas forged In 1sa'
wrro detected. and proekway WIS con-
ytctod Of uttc1lng them, tho Government
offered reward Of {25, 90 TO any one who would
SECURE tha ptate upon which thor woro printed
a1iti tt,t1, It into tho Treasury. William Wo0d
was then Chief Of tho Sccrot ot-Scrvico Hurenli.
lie procured Il pinto which was said to hc tho
ono wMntetl, nnI Hcnt it to Washington. To's
thousnnd dollars Of tho rewnrd prontscd WIS
II ven him, and tho Government subsequently
refused to puy tho remainder On tho Eruund
that tho plntu Wood presented was only copy
OF the one OIL which tho forgcrics wcre
produced. In Treasury Circles tho impression
tanus OF tho counterfeitcra. and the question ts
rAtsed whethor It was not used IN TUG pIosc!lt
forgery. sir. Drummona discretl!.s this t9aory.
nnd t1lnks tho new eotlnterfo1t WAS PRINT upon
| a plute cn9rlyetl for thnt pnrtic,ll!r Work.
| n the trtstsrn AsiotkIftd f'saf-
| NEw YnnK, Oct. .A-The examination IN tho
| caso of William y. 1Iroekway, charged with tho
bo,ltis, wns sct uoWn to- day for tho Eth of No.
yembcr bY United States Commissioner Allen.
, 1880-10-29

Or! tell It's story Of Iiorey O'slorey,
and now your atory's begun;
Thon tell Us nnother Of Philip aud hta potheF,
And now your story Is done.
, 1880-10-29

THE Denocrnllc ln.rty, not content with
forging tito to rcspcctNhilIty for itself, must
also forge Il hlan1cr Mgatust fta opponents.
, 1880-10-29

L1rr1n RICK, Ark, Oct. 2a.-ln tho Circuit
Court to-day tho Jury in tho case of Jaekson
3rcsno, Indicted tor tho murder OF lion Norland
In LonoakB County. yeaue Dhaugod to luluski,
irouxGt ia a verdict Ut guilty lR tho t'sae de-
RfEUs
, 1880-10-29

f;rH, IIAScucK las co,,trutttctotl thnt pns-
s,,rr in tp,. Furney's hluxrathy of httn tn wileh
init ycraciuus ehrnncicr st,tes that he tllati-
roogl wns tllp onty hero ut GcttyslitrE. Forney
vii, no doubt cllullci9o tho nun who hls Kison
him tho la direct To fn"rtnl Gs'tabnt, uni litl,l"
r.,k. huYuY ,,.liDr tho c0'lu dua1'1 tho ctoIco
~ wru,n,ur, Will eelrct teslt aud 1t tho poH
pro,cs NJ deadly TO For,,cy ~ It Inns to iinnc"ek
thero witt bu nothing bs.t snk.sIuts LOFT Of tho
fsunbutatlts ntter tho inky frny.
, 1880-10-29

4 tE0.tL registration Inns 10 terrors for
Hepnblfcans; but nm Illegal yotor Ia prttna fola
uctuocrat. Lnok out for tholl.
, 1880-10-29

TA.E plenty of sleep Saturday night and
Sunday, but bG nt tho polls TuGst1ay morning by
daybrcak, mud stuy there TIL night.
, 1880-10-29

nEiEuKE corruption, ballot-box stnf1lngi
pollco fr,,hl and Interference noxt Tucstiay b,
voting tho striigAt Republican ticket.
, 1880-10-29

Wilt. lie DO "n good enough Moroy until
after election?
, 1880-10-29
IRELAND.


ENEIgENESF IN utuaASs
LONDON. Oct. 2a.-Thcra Is great excite
ment In Dublin. 1t IL stated oil go0.l autli0ri-
~ TINT warrants 1,aye been Issued for tho
further arrest OF members of tho Luud
League.
, 1880-10-29

TnE Forgery party Is nlso tho Ropeatcrs'
parity tho Fnlso Naturalization purity, tho Ttss'e-
H8ltot md Shutgutt party. f.oGk 6t,t for thou.
, 1880-10-29

Wincllcxtpr'H IIypopiiospl,itez
will ctiru ou,lsuHptinn, o0isKlls, wunk lungs
bronchitis. R,ld general debility. Established
twenty-uue years.
, 1880-10-29

SOME Republicans III the Eighteenth Ward
NIL die hnrpy II tno 1IRtch lioitso Ehn9 sleeps
otf Its drunk In tho Co0k County Jatl Tuesday
n4pht,
, 1880-10-29

THE penalty for uttcrlng n forgery ls as
seScro Us tllut for committing forgury.
, 1880-10-29
NAYT.Fia.

nosrox, Mass, Oct. 28.-slra Gould, Cashtor
Of the dofuuct Wonel,'s Rank, Or Ladlos' Do.
ltoslt, has Ueau ballea In $l90N.
, 1880-10-29

ATLANTA, 1a., Oct. .s.-rom lletts, coloFod.
Killed II, 4, Moarv, wte. to'tl4y l!ear Jnnosboro'
Moorc >xaa u1 oil citizen OF C'Ayton Cannty'
The d!sputo WIS nb0ltt tho pEoceoAs Of tho salo
II cUtttt. H0tts WAs arreateu.
, 1880-10-29

Every Nuw-E -En4lanucr will welcome tho
bhnker4 gQrBAparillA aH nt old friend, 70 whom
he Or 1on,o ot ht4 family IL iavbtel TOT help
through tho critical poslnls Of slckncss And do-
bIllty That como " every oaa
, 1880-10-29

TnE feasibility of thu Democratic party's
principles lit this ca'i'palgn Is wo'l aesoripea IN
nsn,ucrnry Mt tho money pink, its shotgun
brings tn rtAat,' n ~.
Tn hit i,'tiation III tho Enst-cortracton 1T tho
In nil tuc elections ruutc,i. nRa!r thoy bsssg It
70 BIT to llrIfr IN tho south-freo-lrndo IN tue
7, ttotis.s icrc, and t'ojgcs thoru, It's game of
hnIf aud hhit.
And ailts 10 III II II deer, 10 miss II II chl!'
, 1880-10-29

o.,.roootc1bfp l,otwccn two candidates. tho namo
81 william -, ycolor, tlicn Burro4nto. was
snr,,g " upon tho ConvuntIo,s and sHnp"rscl' D;
nsi,,.on asposttaK to t'u s'gnod by prominent
.JtIzeus of I}rouk1yn. II WIN nfterwnrd ascer'
..tnc t}nt r,u,,y of tho sxnaturcn wcrc forged.
mi l'hip wns tninte.i nut rs THO i"sser. Tl'ese
!. nothn. atrnngc In this. hnco tl'orc must no =
beginning to every set''I'dflly ear9cr. na ,4. J..
..n a. 1runpt tn PITT III NJ, appearance ss cslss'
~, fr 1in!fn, I!i JirtKo vcct.nr know thnt Philip
sr,,t arnturcs to thu petition for his nontna'
In An t;,trrorate 1T 1s1sf 1t ho did. 1t "a r'o4
s'1nrjy appropriate that ho should hnsten to h,s
,Ifensr, uow .imt lilo sc'''ni, Is nrraixne'l fof
@r,rcry h, IL stll n,oro important e..so uf olcc.
s"ntgs-.,l,o uttlcs. hunting III Con, Winfield
Erutt llnncock.