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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13

'lSTH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AVE Handsomely
,POmrnshed house private parties Apply 20 \ DALEY.
, 1880-07-06
UTAH..
2tt.T LAKE.

SALT LAKE, Utah, July Sat tho cnlcbra-
ton llore to-day Gov. Murray announced his
policy, Which Is TINT Of tho Republic party.
flo satd tllo Tree of Liberty, planted III ITO,
had grown broad enough to shelter nil pa.
trlots natiyc.born OF naturalizei, and IL rich
In timber for scaiFolds md co11|,Is for tl,Usc
who conspfrctl to break dQwn our Cvnstitu-
tinn, and ,wl.e xlolntal aMr .stttte,. !aTs: n"
state would ever Go wiped ont. 40 star 0b-
litcrated from tho flag, but no new Statc
wouid .be n,lmittctl to tho Uninn whose
people are mt FREQ frDfn klngly or
riestly tlIctntioll In elrlc affairs UtalI should
ho free md tl!gil, a1itl hot till then, State.
rllu shncktea tint bind her people to tic s,,-
perstst!ons Of Tug dead lE!st w,4ld by" tlu1r
uwM nets BIZ broken. Then, with her great
,,atural resources md commanding position,
redeemed Utnl would 80 forward Iii unison
with civilization and the Inv to 4 great fut-
urE. "
The speech was we'll received by tho gath
cring, wltci, WIS chiefly uunti!es, tho Nor
patriotism for plolecr Day, July a4, ;,
, 1880-07-06
CINCINNATI.


WHEELING, ". Va., ,July 5.-1nicpcntlence-
Day WINS very generally observed to-tlny.
The business houses were closed, also tic
public buildings. Tho display of bunting
WIS generous. No accidents worthy Of noto
happened, despite the fset TINT gllnpow,trr
md ilrecrnckers were freely burned. Afany
Sf ar ts psGpq cs soggt ,5a tho grovs @ nfr @ s e,t
weather proved very t!npropttioua for this
kind Ut enjoyment, as 1t rati1cd heavily III
the ulornllig, md lii tho evening q trente1la-
ols lglll-storm prevailed for, Mi hour. To
ldrts Ut tito city. but, being nltOgether itiili-
yitllinl enterprise, Moro Ii not very ex-
tuuStyQ liaplAY,
, 1880-07-06

Il Is Il fact, however, that can 10 proved by
tno, official record, tl1nt. Get>. liancook.
uf Ills own yolltlon. came to Washington to
President Hayes, alld tl,at l,a waa the first
general n}iter of Tho nrmy Ia cn'i upon
The President after lie was inal,gmratcd. fl
thu. Senate Chanhcrat tho time Of the inang1l-
%1 s4y sss p.es Me1S % fp 1 fSc' Ssf{ w q ee te
staff. 'rhcy were t;el. Shormnn md Maj
t;cns. 1Iaiicock md Terry. n gcntlcnl,in
whn In? takc1' pains to cxan'!''c tho TerossIs
Of The War pepart1'st' wllc,n Ill ,'i1ayy aifn.y
Issued requiring Gen. Hancock 10 DO pres
bouk< Is sMl'stant!a1iy In ttrsc. words,
wtsa Il eS s sf%s"sstf sasst, ST sx'bt'nS IT,
yitatton Of Gnl. Sherman, will 'bo hDrH fur
three OF four ,lnya" Gen. lIancoclx son1l
nftpr Tho cGs!;.ill'ics OF THO inauguration
fallst! t, at,thS W1te IT. To, llo'se e}t Statc to ts
beeause his official tiutics woul,t sooll r.
t,s,ire rim to leaNa, md saitl i,n wls!iett to
ray l!s respeclH 10 the 'Cl!ief EXecmtiyo be.
fore leaving. Ills cal' at tho lYhIiu li0ssc
of ruIIurs tton c,,rrcnt il, tlIc Democratic
prcss TINT tlluru WINS snt,e tiaaffecttun III The
army: II WINS tfInllE1,t II there WIS that
Geit. l1ancuek, perhaps linre tllan any ni,er
0tllccr would l1nvc shown this by not chilling.
HESHlllE flEWs
Sptttni Dtfrntth to 1Ns Chicago Trf'ttnh
WAHlllStrrt,N, II. e.. .1ltty h.-rlA Isastat,
Times prints tho following cx.ract from 1fs.
Jn,nes Dcnte, y Massachusetts soldier WHO
solret! IN tho First Corps:
II think In llly OWL laundering fashion
llnye hit It hently right III this tnrIlcd-1latt
cock question. < l. flnI .mntle up my ntimt,
nfttr very carufnl reading 1T the Democratic
platform, 10 portions 0f which taku grnyH
exeepslo.,s. II ts stater!g!ss a.M secession
over nAsIIi,. >ThnnnttC Chinese plank Is simply
Outrageous but Ut facl tllu whole perform.
ni,co might bo called II feast Of 'crow a,ld
tatry:' lnd nIways d very high
find lily, tIalutng W(tl. such II FnlslutltnM
rrnW. The feeling hero {in l}ostnlt) seems
to b0 TINT Hancock was stronger thu tluy
nftar his Nomination tlINn !lo Will DO at my
0thur perio,l Of tho campaign. II 1inncuck
Is elected we VIII probably have TIC Porter
cnse settlc'.. II is .alnusing to 800 tho 'ol,l
war l,0rses,' who lnvo sti stcailly shouted
nyllinxt tn50net ruie, military IespotIsm,
md a!t tlat, now cfua,ing their tronts pre-
pnyntory 10 M MY}1,opsnE; up thcir new gospci ot
sENArOtes nl.A1SE AND cAstEnoS,
who are at Whttn Sulphur Springs, '1ayc
ber,! invited to attend II Garfield. md Arthur
ratification meeting ut Richmond next Thurs
day night,
, 1880-07-06

Special DfspattA 10 7As Chicago 1rteant,
CnpA1s RAPIDS, H., July 5.-Duslng the
celebration of tic Fourth at Troy Mills, this
county, w,cra over i, 900 people werc present,
a freq light w1.s commenced BY the Marshall.
of TIC tay shipping man III tho f1co for IN
sulttng n wo1slaIt: An old feutl ltuaexlsted fur
regarding tho voting OF a tux for rnIlroal.
Over HOO persons wDro ctgagy.t In the war,
Tho light lnstad twn hourS; ind wns btouty
nltnir. Four persons IRE supposed to .be fa-
tally injured. alui no less tltsn thirty have
eSss klioeketl cut, ar!is aud lsgs broken. al
tending tho wounded. The i,lsl have 6vU,
THREATENING fur months to nlpall out tho town
The. test eitlxrrs " Troy Mills Wero engaged
III tAe defense.
, 1880-07-06
ILLINOIS.



OTTAWA, ILL.,, July 5.~-The general Oh
to-tiny, whicl, Inns bccn almost wholly given
| up tn pleasure. IL salute Of thirteen guns
WIS Tired Nt si,nsise, a.,t tl,es rs tho doy al-
yn'Ic.a, We. lnl the forn,al procession aud
sta,Ms sxereises. This a!at!ress VIVA delivered
BY =. y. lMwis, EstI.. 9f ottawa .'lhe nftor-
ilonIl was ltllc.l IN with slh'rts OF all kinds
cutters, MMnll f;ras, etc. lilo crowd was
yery large, md came FROM all rarts Of tho
nt:ooMfSoroy. ..
srtctas Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
. .hl.ooMtSnTuS. ILL.,, J,t'y --i11depens!rnce-
| Dny .Wns observed lit thls city tu-lny III tho
l'sl,al ila,lier, business being, gsliernEly s'ls'
pc',,le.l, tno clly ,tu wcar,I 1l1lttay attlEo
Nati9llal co!ors: y larEe ,'tl'ner Ut country
people were fl town. Tho grt,a.ter PARTON hnv-
tI,E co,ne to nttg'll tllo raccs Of tho Bt0olng-
sux {S 0s'fy es'at Gs to II @ }Iss ps,t Il tf%,S fosi
there WIS Tic .tsr.al display Ut fireworks.
uAti:N.t.
6pteta, Dtspassh 10 The Chttaoo Trihuns,
GAtEEA, ~; July 5.I,rlG QUO hundred
ry c 'SF s arrsY asSsY ct It Aness ns s. nss1fin liz fnE
Or H. Natlpnnl salute ut silrlse, d. grsuul plt.
ecssion of clylc anl military soeletles, Iii tho
f1reNaon, f"llnwel by q nsasterly osnt!oM at
fnrInt, nta uil,nr 1,,i,iSu,nt,t,ts viii L prnnH
ia II u tha ,@ns ri Wtn ~ stst ttts tras
harti ~ fv 1as VIZ iosr. az, i,a,,rs fr MMa @
iii r. in nthar an H., % tho trcnnra 'I tnn, 1
fr y to nn lot's n,' win.,ys @ ~ 1s iva,a
r',si.1omrcs. - ''4'" "A''"0"' - 's"'4' p'''1'o
A''''e"ee7' ,r,xr,,rpr,>,
c..,,, n,.a.,,, mise4trs ~ H., I'LL ILL.,. ,r.t,
w,%f1,rsTt. 1IT Ill, - 1niySmsia IsH foarfl xvos
cclcbtn.cd here to-day Wilt, lntlcll enthusl-
;yt mm,,;,, yytsItors iUsM 1r,u, pcegg nGlis m low,
iiW VIII" tciii cis'is ni lsa M in@ ,,sScs
M!go procession ianichea 10 Ioilllas Esovo,
MrfI mtfi;g"ineahs '!ha neeh u ntane H,1s Tor
Spcan,!s, s w o.Gplig'! =. nonRsas. ol GtiicaRo.
w, Mis tlo otnH!l u tno uAy. Mh!ly years ngo
Ms fhtaer, tiieM poor nlMi unknown yning
ma1l: @ ean,e . 10 !lIts plaea my faMgit sf!n5Mi.
nM nE!'y 20 SHY t1 l,ase nude !ila start T. !lf9
hsYs. iisa y to nfst ti:nn iiis sop hna xisite,i
tr ety, nf!t fnai1y ol TRENDS OF tis l!lnstri-
nos tatlcf 'M!sked 70 Sc LID anu tako llln' by
uae 1i's'la' aiS H. nslfess W'ss fentn WITH r.
ill9tlsiil, ailt! lle ! most oehiltiiul tribute
70 10 inn lno!!ofles OF l'ateoili nnd tho services
ana tts Ssss.ses naaa e. nrant ;,,a,., ,,, uou,x.
, 1880-07-06

BIN FIEANC1HCU.
SAN FRANclsco, July t.-Tho National
anniversary wns celebrated to-day by gel,-
eral suspension Of business, profuso deeora-
lion Of the principal streets, md the us,iul
procession, with literary artl musical az
ercIscs ut tho Gts,A Upera-1Ionse, Fire
nlurl,s hive been frequent during tho t!ay,
butno damago OF consequence Inns resulted,
nor have any serious accidents occurred.
Mauy Of tho principal towns of tho interior
Anve celebrated the lay III thu lstlnl n,nnnrff.
u. F. Hastings, 90 bully lnj1re.t BY file nx-
plnslon ut Monterey yesterday, died tllEs
inofAinE.
, 1880-07-06
1eADWAY's
Regulating Pills!

pERBEtr pUnUAT1VE9, SOOTHING APERT.
ENTs, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS :,
- lELIANIE, AND NATURAL IN
TlIEln OPERATION.
A Vegetable subatltutn toz Ca1omel.
Pcrfect'y saYteloss, elegantly coated with
sweet 8lat PURGE rc4uiate, purify, etcAlse aud
strengthen. ltalway'a piis for the ruro IL aIl
.lisartless ot tho B1emaeh, Liver, Dowvls, KID
Constipation. costiyeness, 1ndiRestion. Dyspov.
ela, ltltousnass, Foyer, inflammation, Of tbs
terna! Vtsuor.l. WnrrntlteI tu Utfcct d ttoaItlvs
euro. rutely vegetable, ,t4ntAiu4ux no MERCURY,
mineral, Or dGleterloug drll9a
tN-Dbscsva tho following kymptotna resulting.
from Disc rt1ets Ut tho digestive 0rEsnsi
q onstipat!on. Inward r!!ea, Fuilnoas Of tho
II oS III the t. ,Ae!dlty y ra sh9 stonaea
of weight Ii, tho Ht4ans.ca so.,r Erueta.lany,
slnkings or futtoftnya ~ thox ptt ot the Stnu.-
Gilt bfanthttls, Fldttutll,v Ut tho Ncart, CAuk-
lug Or HutftHatl,lK Sensations WHOM In a
lying pogtNse, n0ta or Webs t,efDr0 tho
sight, FoVpr and Dahl Pain tn tho IcHl l,elC!el,.
ey Ut Perspts1lstou, yatiuwstess vt tho Skin an1
Efcs l'an ~ thu Hide. Chest. i.ltnls. and sudden
Fiualt's y lieat, lt!rnlnx In @ 5lo Fissh. -,
system firm all the allows -nnnlod diAosdess.
PRICE :o GENTS PER N0X.
SOLD nY ,pNuG0l5TS.
Read "FALsN AND TRUE"
Send n letter stamp e 3kADsyAY 4 Gt,..
NS; N; y WAnsEN'srti COR. c1loitCIl'sr., NEW
T67infor.ualon worth Thousands will bo sent
, 1880-07-06

Special DhpattA 10 TIA Gateaeo Tsf1unt,
pETl1o1T, M.ah., July 6--1n4ependence-
Day wos celebrated hero III uuiet a,ld or
tlrrly manner, Mayor Thompson having
warned peopia that the city ordinance pro
hlbltiux tho uring Of pistols, crackers, aud
, 1880-07-06
OIIIO.
CLEVELAND.
N14faF 1.tIlt4SHf
Epktfdf QEtpafeh 10 TAk tshtfdfo Tffhuns


Special Ditpateh to Ths Chteaao Tstbunf.
Cr.svELASD, O., July 6.-Clevelnnd cello
bratetl tho National birthday In oltl-fas!I-
loilctl styl0 to-day. OF coursc ita customary
procession was not omitted, antln parade OF
milltary, Fire Department., md civil societies
Wie!l caine the &c exercses IL MsnIisuent 1arE,
The llon..J: q. Burrows being the orator Of
tho day. Tho singing Of Chorus composed
* seyeIn! !tnluresl voices, nlNl drill tf " Cat
l!ng.aun battery, wcro features Of tho exer-
elscs,
CINCINNATI,
CINc1SNATl,, july. E.-lndependcnce-Day
was observed here b. u general closing Of
business and naill lfacturliig l,onaea. Tllero
WIS no for,Na! celebration except by tho Pin
',ecr Association, which met Ii, the COUNCIL
Chamber: Thet13 WIS 10 restriction to the
uso Of tlrc-crackera. torprdUrs, nor even
!oNle,l firearms: Innumcralle acclttcnts to
eoyIs ,,Is wero rsported. Onn il,an, Henry ldar-
Thu wound 1nAy be fatal.
, 1880-07-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Of 1s. HIisay's oi1 estasIsSei &. i. Il. Nu;ns. !:
dies thin thn Gnse dnl worthless 3Iultntions or
them, thvre are False ltesyen ts, leelloiA ail
l'Ilts 1lo s11ro Atltt ask for lsAuWlys, aSlt Hvo
t4ak tho nutlu Halfway" Ii u what YOU buy-
, 1880-07-06
THE WEATHER..

OFFrcE or THE CItIKr Signal. OFFICER,
WAsnlx0ToN, u. G., July G1 Il. n.,-For
Tennessee and tho Ol,lo Valley, ruin arcas,
followed by partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly northwcstarly, stationary tcmpora.
turc, generally htRllor barometer.
For tho Upper Luke region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, Winds mostly westerly, stu
ttonary Or higher te.apase.,ro and barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi atll Lower Nils
sonfl Valleys, clenr or purity cloudy weather,
ry tenipenlti,re and barometer.
Tho rivers Will reJnAll1 l,enrly stationary.
LocAI oBtxnyAzloSs.
, 1880-07-06

4 genuine Bhakey medtcjne-C,rbott's SHAY
crs rlll., tor diseases Of .hv tloo4. iIrer.
aud klluut4.
, 1880-07-06
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for hfty conta
Thorc Is mt remedial aOgnt In this world that
Will gurp Foygr and AKnu ard All othAF MaIarl.
fcvers tailed by ItADWAr's plLLs 20 quickly
as sltADWAY'b' READY HELLER.
- FIFTY CENTS PER HOTTIE.
, 1880-07-06
The CENsttS.

Epettaf DispateA to 1As Chicago 3t{aurt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, July t,-Tho census ep,l,l,-
orators only slyo Ottawa 1900, q gala Of 100
, 1880-07-06

tho cori!er Of Seventeenth. a.,ti iso6ey strnets,
while l1uttlnE q revolver, accidentally trGd
tld ctarRo Into his left hand. The wound
was severe one, and rs the arteries wcru
Dr. Mulle'l, who attended b1nl, thtnks no can
save tho hand.
About 10 o'clock Inst night, Willie Michael
Lotus, 4 hoy Uf about l5,, living Mt No, 40
Huron street, WINS going nlong Wolla street
"a 1. nn srra,'.!.: s..nle boys thre~ hunrl' Of
l!ls clothing, and he was burneti severely O,l
tic Hltl0 atul nbtlnntela. Luckily llA Wus !,eNr
llr. Loonartl's 0ttieo, uul lle WIS tuken III
there alld llatl Ills burns dressed.
Charles Landgraf, years. Of age, No. go
C!yb0ltfll avenue, WIS acG!1c,lt4lly slut Il.
tlio Gnlt Of tho riKht lng Mt 10 O'clock ypsler+
an %s 'StSo ssyro ooWas NV aa rsaso S'S y Dr s ss
herd. Matthias lsraus, Of No, MI uackEawk
streUt, did It with hls llttIU brAsa cannon,
Just ~ tll0 boy WIS running past, tic cailtlHn
was a!scAarged, and he recolya1 tho 1ntlro
contents. No arrest.
AT 10 o'clock in tho forenoon George N!e-
corlier of LexIngtUls tnM fioyne avenues, iii
upon tho happy espetliullt for shooting HUI
suit aud allYthas boy Ut salcalllI,g ltls IT,
:s9!yer. III doing 10 the Weapon was dis
ct'hrgrd, a,lt s1ae bullet, after, eraxtl.g Nil-
s-year-uI!. llyIng at No. ti.1 09tlsll ayu,,ar,
sySonigga. yiga BOTH. Iatla were attended, by Dr.
n;ls,'tt satty Ne E|syeart q % yea;s 3. agc w!aso
}Ss Ws,''s carrying s;.e powder i, hta hat 1t
sttSct' stns ,. II 1o;1 s.'o yestafday ntaft.l9g.
Of tic powder, SoiMo. ,nlscliiayUus
boss s|lnsss !, 4 llKLtca !uatch
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New Magazines.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for September is \
bright, strong number, rich in illustrston.
Especially novel in magazine literature is
such an article as that by X. NJ. Rowland, on
the family of George ILL.,, illustrated with
twenty Notwithstanding not only the
members of this large family, but also those
united with them by marriage. MIR. Conway
contributes another TOuraine paper entitled
''The Seven Sleepers' Paradise beside the
Loire" Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis con-
cludes her ''By-paths in the Mountains" with
a description of the North Carolina noun
tains. The characters and incidents intro
duced into the paper give it all the interest of
a story. Mr.. Bishop also concluded his
Fish and Men in the Maine Islands," full of
entertaining marine studies, effectively illus
trated by Burnss sketches. VIM. Nj.
Briggs contributes remarkably fine poem,
''Amid the Grasses" which, with Mr.. W.
II. Gibson's illustrations, make five of the
most beautiful pages in the number. Con-
trasting with all this beauty, but eminentiy
picturesque in matter and illustration, is MIR.
Rdeing's article, 'Squatter-life in New
York" Those who have read Longfellow's
''Wayside Inn will read with interest an
article entitled s'The Red-horse Tavern" de-
scribing the real inn and its inmates; con-
tributed by one who was for many years a
guest at the old hostel. In fiction the num-
Der is very strong. white Wings" ap-
proaches its conclusion. ''Washington
Square" by Henry James, Jr., grows in in
terest with every fresh chapter. OF ''Aman-
dar," by Rose Terry Cook, it is enough to
say that it is one of the best of her character
istic New England stories. Anna Bowman
Blake contributes a seaside romance, en-
titled "a Midsummer Adventure" For sale
bv Pierce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-16

BroWa's Bronchial Troches''
are used with advantage to alleviate CoUGHs,
SORE THROAT, IloARsENEss and BRONCHIAL
AFFECTIONS. For thirty years these Troches
have been in use, with annual increasing IA
vOr. They are not new and untried, but,
having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have
attained well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age.
THE THRoAT.-.'Bronn'S Bronchial Tro-
ches' act directly on the organs of the voice.
They have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders of the throat and Larynx, restoring a
healthy tone when relaxed, either from cold
or over-exertion of the voice. and produce a
clear and distinction enunciation. Speakers
and Singers find the troches useful.
A CoUGH, COLD. CATARRH or Sore Throat.
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
ten-times results in some ineuroble Lung Dis
ease. "Brorn's Bronchial Troches'' will al
most invariably give relief. limitations are
offered for sale, many of which are injurious.
The genuine ''Bropa's Bronchial T5oehss''
are sold only in boxes.
ttu, th&freow&weow.
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1918 46II 1899
General News.

The late Marshall o. Roberts, left twelve
| millions of dollars.
The Archbishop of Quebec, on Sunday,
read pastoral letter deploring the continued
emigration from Quebec to the United States.
DIR. Buchanan, of bogus diploma fame,
was quietly taken into court at Philadelphia
on Monday, and committed.
Joseph Neadeur, of Rochester, a French
lad II years old, while in heated condition
went in bathing one day week before last,
came home chilled and died soon after.
At Mount Washington. Friday, fall of two
| brisk snow storm of an he ur's duration, with
the thermometer at 81 and the wind blowing
80 miles an hour.
| Scouts have discovered Victoria's main
camp in Corral Ce Pledras in Mexico. Va
rious raiding expeditions are being scattered
over the State of chihuahua. Governor Ter
ras says he has increased the reward offered
for victoria's scalp from 80 900 to $1,000.
l. NJ. kalloch charged with killing
DeYoung, on Monday, before the Superior
court in San Francisco, CAL, pleaded ''once
in jeopardy" The plea was entered on the
ground that an Information charging defend
ant with the murder was set aside in May
last
Fourteen years ago James Mills mysteri-
ously disappeared from Somerset, Ind. One
| Whitley was suspected of numbering him, was
arrested, convicted and sentenced to death.
The condemned mans brother succeeded in
finding Mills alive and well in Kentucky and
has saved an innocent man from the gallows
| TASTED sixsy-three days and died: At
Grand Rapids, Mich. Michael Perot, two
months ago conceived the idea that he had
cancer in his stomach. and abstained from
eating food until Saturday last, when he died
of starvation. An autopsy was held, which
revealed the fact that all the organs were
healthy, except the brain, which was dis
ordered. He tasted twenty-three days longer
than did DIR. Tanner.
1t is reported that the fruit crop in England
is failure. The London Gardener reports
from all parts of the kingdom as follows: at
will be seen that the English fruit crop this
year may, broadly speaking, be considered to
be failure. Apples, with the exception of
q few kitchen kinds, are alight crop; so much
that orchards in some districts are almost
fruitless-a remark that applies as much to
cider fruits as to other varieties" Thus is
afforded an opportunity for our fruit dealers
and cider makers to export apples and apple
juice. Some are already exporting apples.
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The Red Mask.

You have seen persons afflicted with cry
sipelas! Well, it is an awful thing. 1t dis
figures the face almost beyond recognition
and is as dangerous as it is repulsive. 1t al
ways causes sudden death, and is sometime,
called "St Anthony's Fire" Mr.. S. B.
Carpenter, of Granville. n. Y, had it in
both legs, and was cured by the use of DIR.
David kennedy's "Favorite Remedy His
health is now perfect. DIR. Kennedy's
'Favorite Remedy" is the very life. of the
blood. 1t cannot hurt you and is sure to help.
Tell your neighbors SO. Get it of your drug
gist, or write to the doctor at Rondout. NY.
enclosing One Dollar for bottle.
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The stock market is very sensitive indi-
Gator of public opinion. 1t was freely pre-
dicted on Monday morning By the financial
writers for the New York papers that re-
publican victory in Maine would make stocks
active and higher on Tuesday. The adverse
result had a contrary effect. The market
was extremely weak, and prices even of the
hes, investment securities declined. The
lesson is unmistakable. 1t is that investors
fear democratic victory and dread its effect
upon the prosperity of the country and the
value of securities. Ii is not Wall street,
but the customers of the brokers, who be
come timd and sell. The estimate which
capitalists put upon the honor and good faith
of the fusionists of Maine may be learned
from the fact that yesterday peremptory tele-
graphic orders were received liz Portland
from New York and Boston to sell bonds of
the State of Maine. Whatever the reckless
persons who constitute the democratic party
in the North may think business men know
that their interests will be better protected,
that property will be safer, that prosperity is
better assured. and that rash experiments in
finance will be far less likely to meet with
favor under republican than under greenback
or democratic rule. Boston AdrertiseT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-16

A disastrous confagration swept through
the township of Upton, in the Canadian Prov
ince of Quebec. on Monday last. carrying ruin
and death in its track, both to man and beast
The fire had been lowering in the woods
about the outskirts Of the village few days
until the wind reached almost hurricane.
By four O'Clock the first farmhouse was
reached. The fire ran along the rail fences,
burning grain, and the wind sent sparks in
all directions So quickly was one farm
house after another enveloped, that men.
women and children barely had time TO es-
cape out of its line until the fire was upon
them again. As the night drew on, the
flames increased in volume, while the wind
rose, and for the space Of about twelve miles
in length and covering width of three or
four miles, the eve rested upon nothing but
roaring, cracking flames. By seven O'Clock
darkness had set in, and the glare lit the
sky for twelve miles around. Forest after
forest was swept away, and the smoke and
flame was in one compact volume some six
miles long and measureless, so far as the
eve could see, as to width. Still men stood
their ground and ba,tled with it. From the
ST. Helen. St. German, St. Guillaume, and
other roads, came fugitives. In some instan-
ces fiying inhabitants were compelled to
abandon vehicles and take to the horses
backs All night the fire burned house after
house, and barns filed with the best crops
known for years, were licked up. Eleven
persons were reported missing, but nearly all
are now accounted for. Some of them are
badly burned.