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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-11
TERRITORY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY H. $780,

An eoooomic young city gent.
who vas Tilted because be took his girl
home from the party on foot. Instead of
in . carriage, got even on the indignant
mir one. vAsss slippers had been spoil
Cd By the mud be had led her through,
BY inditing and sending her the epis-
tie following: Madsme ss you
are having lots Of fun over me I am
glad . think some one thinks enuf OF
me to make fun will make alounne
for the fun snd consider them - msks
il far beneth my notis I assure your I
an not bad Of snaf to pay s. 90 or
four for ysur company BY gitt,n . cab
and have you say what . fool that
small infant i a. my young lady friends
b = numesOos 70 menshun and II thur
j. fools to pay for your company Amt
fur can 60 out With different lady evy
day and thay 10 ladys tn I ashure you
and went make fun of . gsntiemun Of
ny stsnding in life He 10 not coud-
tes-jumper now now ] don't mind
speodin 81 90 OF Eve Dollas vita nice
lady when il il one that would aperi.
chats it the Rssen I did not get q cab
that party didn't think you was &C.
oustoosd 70 i and want worthy of it
yourn RespAy Harry R
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An slephant wss the greet attraction
Of travelling menagsrie that arrived
in Amsterdam few weeks sRo. and was
allowed to camp out in one OF the pub.
he gardens there. An old gentleman. q.
inspired By the elephants amiable ex.
PRESTON Of oountenance. with the COZ
victioo that be would stand any amount
Of teasing. prncsedsd to offer tempting
lump Of bresd to the animal, deity
Withdrawing it, however. beyond the
reach Of the slephant's trunk each time
thstrseaptacls was thrust forth to grasp
it. This jocular performance having
been repeated several times, the ele-
phant suddenly stepped forward close
to bis side 81 the railing, seixsd his
tormsntor's body in his trunk. lifted
him clean ever the barrier interpreting
etween them. and hurled bin to the
grourd. H>ving got bis enemy down.
be trod apOn him With such vindictive
vehsnencs that. when the oil gentle.
man vae finally goe out Of the enclosure.
be VS. dead.
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Pretty Jenny picks her way
Through the surging nsaoA
Looking liks . wsysds flower
AoDg the coarser grasssa
Not . minute idles she,
Not minute fingers;
While the lightning Telegraph
Waite her busy fngsrs
See her fair end active hard;
How they hash ssd diepie,
See the pretty srching wrist
Meath the sleeve 20 simple,
Look within the love lit eyss.
Azure stsrs in shadow,
Like tn violets hid away
In the grassy meadows.
Would you for . moment think.
A. yoa eco fair Jenny.
Modest. sweet aud beautiful.
One aoong the many,
Az Der rosy finger tiPs b
Seed ths message flying.
Tank sOul would ipjass ~,
God and truth defying!
Can it be that msn(9) who should
Be her 6rm protectors.
Brief companions Of an hour.
Prove but vile dissectors
Psriling ber spotless faas- So
Ringing up her blnsl,es- if's
Whispering words sbe should not hear,
As the great crowd rush-.?
Let them think who fain would lure
lbtO sins dark waters.
One 20 besutiful and true
OF their own fair dsushtess.
OF their sisters and thsir wives,
In their homes of plenty.
Ere they hsrLor thought Of harm
'Gainst this girl Ct twenty.
Go on. Jenny. with your task.
For you know no other.
Az so young in life you lest
Father, dear. and mother.
Trusting in your ows sweet strength.
And Gods help forever.
May the wolf ns'er seize the lamb
Never. never. never!
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CRIMES or THE IMPRRlAL FAM.
lLY OF RUSSIA.

Like Ivan w.. PeterI. murdered his
son BY poison and bleeding. Thus
Alexis eonspirsd sgainst his fsthsr on
account Of nis Intended marriage With
Cstlesins. the wife Il Swedish dsa>
COON. the mistress Of Narshal SAersu-
etef and II 4epshikoff; and indeed.
when empress she continued her scan
dnlons fife. After the death Of Peter
she lived publicly with two Of her IA
vorites. Anne and Eli.abeeh. hse two
daughters by Peter. we're doubly the
children Of adultery. - the frst vile
OF Peter and the children Of Catherine
were living ct the time Of their birth.
Peter accused his vile Eudoxie Lapuk.
hio, Of being coupeCted with 0lebof,
whom he impaled and then went him
self to the place Of execution 70 insult
him. but Glebof spit in bic face.
aAoens de Il Croix lost bic heed on the
block end Peter led Catherine tho day
after to ses the corpse Of her lover.
He also vent to the exscution OF 1js
Hamilton, Who haa k,llsd the cAild she
had BY him. going with the purposs Of
inspiriog her vish oosSsss Ito die.
Compelling his iavorites 70 assist him
be cut OF the head Of the Iobollious
Streliiz. (Russian Jasissasiss.) and by
the hslp Of his 0ermsn surgeon, Dis.
sscted their bodice. Orlof. vhe dis
played great courage vhsn shvut 70 b
executed. wss the only Stseiits psr61a-
ID; be became the founder Of the vDll
known family Of that name. The eu>
press Anne lived With Birsn, ~
grandson Of = Curiandish groom. who
directed the 0ovssnnent. Elisabeth
came to the throne. thanks b LestoQ.
the French surgeon. aad had for her
lovers . Voeontsof. . Chsvalief d'Eoa,
1asouneu6sky. 10 vhon ~ s1sso-
creslg sDaBisat and sll ~ pAgeA ~
ccnaiswe6 sAs peMtioai inquiSit3on And
sent to prisen Ivan. wbo@ che had b.
fore presented 70 her people - her suc-
csssor. Catherine IL bed Q Silva, Q
Salty kof. for her lovess Wien hsr hus-
band was still living She became -
sisted By the Princess Dsshkol, . rsvo.
lutionist. . conspirator in order, . che
ssid. 'ts have htsle powssfo son1sr.
ing the ponr people happy. Ds Ksuss
prepsrsd the strong posioa los Pssss
III. but this not working quick enoagh
Primes HAsiatinski. RolDmkn esd OsDe
stssng!ea the Hohsslp pelnee, thsn
Russian Emperor. and the Psineso A.
halt (CatAestns) be1ams ~ lmun61l
Rassia. and the uisgyoss q 0eyek 70.
tsmkia asd 6tA6(A 1ve yoassa aOi11
sPssee u - k1abod II ~ 6eaGeon q
6hlusssl6arg. Paul. ths - a CseAsE.
inc and Snltpof. was sefsneled b zos>
bal. nnnaio0ssa, OR1se nd sGh6eA -
soa Alsxaa69 AasiAci hu1ss.ihoo1 -
The eeoAfeS6t aSA6s0s6n4 Ouno O.
sssat1po AiJls1 tvo .Wt0Gn.te0 0oseonA
the 80 b tsysHe eAh 1aslG cAns6s ~
1t would 6ses ~ seDoe ~ 0o1isUsjuk
hef % 70 his odcerssnd S6ldiae9 iA ~
der % puoisl her ~ hoe in1dSpty -
her husbandt He hllsd III - md
of unoehsr vouAh II Bsslin a6d r1ssiv-
"a IN eedss 70 Qpit RspMiA h tin-
sslf fell eacsiace 70 The cAoJesal N5c6-
olas had missy tll&gitiSlsee eAildsss:
bus sdslasSy = asor-looked i Ras1ta.
at loaae q ~ HeaA q - OAacoA,
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They tell . story about 4 man eut
West Who bad . hsir.lip. upon which
be performed an operation himself by
inesrting into the opening . piece Of
chicken flesh. It adhered and filled
the place admirably. This was we'll
enoseh. until. in compliance with the
fashios, he undertook to raise mus
tschs. when one side grew hair and the
other festhers.
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MISCELLANEOUS


HAvIN0 LOCATED HRRE I WILL YURNISH
IL Ususte fos al occasions % seattle and adis-
cent towns; vii givs Instructions on Violin,
4iaDo q Oman. Y1spos suae1: tesns modsss1o.
Osdsss isfS u ". Z. rumDhrvys viii meet visA
pso0De ae3ant1oo.
dltdAv J. n. HAlID.
, 1880-09-16
MAINE.

PORTLAND, Mo-, Sept. 15.-rhero arc stIll
$50 towns to hear fronl, mostly small a1d re-
mote placcs. The aggregate vote Of tho
State last yoRr was 130,370. Tlis Inns bce,t IT.
creased ltttlo over per cent " fur as re-
celYet, a1sl X tho returns In tho towns atll to
hear from Increase In tho salna ratio, tho ag-
grcKute Will reach l4U,S0 Of which tho IT,.
puEltcans should hnvs about El,0UD, the
Fuslontsts about "a, 900, and scattering about
5000.
Some OF tho more remote Fusion districts
have brought In Republican gains Tho Fit.
si0nIsts will probably have q trlHing plural
ity, which will elect pIa!stcd, II the R,lul,i-
nlents are adopted. II not adopted, or X
found unconstitutional! Oh account vt being
retroactive, which question has been suggest
cd, the election will 60 into the Legislature
The figures arc W closB that only tho Ut.
Aclal count can decide It unless decided glns
are 1natla OIL the ono sldn or the other III the
setnAtnlng t0wnA, Owing to errors which
must occur In tho returns received In this
WY, aud even tbs differences between tha
tAbulntl0n Ut the Stato officials and tllAt OF
tho Legislative Committee, tho result may be
changed.
-.. LATER-
PORTLAND. Sept. 1A-Neturns from twen-
ty-four towns wcrv received this nIorntng,-
seven In Washington County, six III Punob-
scot. aln! eleven in kennebcc,-giyln Davis
s.6o7, Pla!sted Ass, and Scott d. The saue
lust year gava Davis 3,65s, Smltt,. 2,355, Cur
celon 4l0, md Scoltd,
The result !n 3as towns gives Davis u, ,l37,
, 1880-09-16

yon. SEQ 70 1t TINT ovcry man does bts ,1u,,
afGrri to Tho bhtt'e. and let ynl,r ncn,bitr;y,,,
ballots nf lkN a.1rplctHent nnl SECURE whnt ro'..
ltrpnhlicni, f,nlcta Ralc,1 In lsI wv ,n,,i sIr u,
the p!u nlGit ssO sous went fnrth 10 bttijr fnn
tho Rrpuh1fu: tu thu middle. aged, whn Ike tt
Floft tho i,anner Of tiIclr country in s ,tr%b %
hour; to thg yotitE tnen wl,t. arss entering nn,s
tho stngH Of Hgttnn: tn all WIN value thn ,.nt
and prosperity nf ttoir country, to unii" ii"''y y
keer!lx step to the music q tho Unon i'csc,Ia, II,
w country froni Democratic eontroi, viii W
strtnentalIty saro Inc rIilc 10 XIII nc ,,,,". ~" ~,
lr!lc tlcN,atil frauds to cllcnt mon; Tic m"S. 70
with wicked raat and aharnclt a5 future nas,,
gnnfronts ysit. Touch elbows Mi tISe.. X" .hs
Union; s9ve Il. Do your utmost for It, and no rsa
nlctnoer 1t Ia mover well defended ,,ntnss It. IT,
fonded III osery rars and by ovory masl, es' W.
DURING TILE AFTERNOON
speeches wcro fnhtlc by tic lion. rscdar,o,.
Donglass ai1u otlers In Crclo Park TEs
Convention throughout was a lively, taiEass t'as
1t!aking. but before nt|ourninE accom se, n,iabas
ulE that was intended, an1 did It we'll
, 1880-09-16
VIRGINIA..
nAY4tllu AECO3lfSd l)lsI1KED.
apsetul UtspdstA to Ths CAIedo, 1Stbutt,


Special Dsspatth to The tAIedoa 7S1buHk
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. la.-SeIatof
1sayarl ilas given tue Readjpsters OF VIZ
glnia ottenso by his views III regard to repu-
dtatlo1i, wheEeupon the lPhtg thus attacks
litM:
Senator Daynrsl lias mt drop Of Democratic
Dluod I'll bis yieHs, una never hau. lle asa
1rte!ltt Al,d follower Ut certain rich men ~ Pll!.
ldelphlM and Nesf Yurk wh,,sa p.lrposus Il sulte
tu play D1nlocrat. With these ln9u It Is iepa.
dlAtton 70 claim their own for people aga!nst
stouk- -}ohuers and II ts pra!AuwuFiy to ytoatta
pledge ~ the people Ut interest OF Mons3
Us Gov. Hnlllday DID. but ~ senator DAyAta
~ W. ftHd OF arsafRnin9 otagr people "
reports. w Wish him to know how II 10 ns.n.
SER. NO have heard It said utl whit We "
kArdc1 as probablo authority TINT tho Senator, y.
"WltAnnt frMt," y not ''atnte ttpruach ~ ~
tho lAutter IT 'i1ldans election; 1nt By ana ~
leA6t ono prominent Seunthr frutn taa wa.
slr lllrn's dcfeat Gy the ElsctoEn! conmss4o9f ~
theirs wus this: II sfr. Tllt,sn bud thon ~ tho
acat ho would have stoo4i tho best chAure for RI
nomination III l5St Alll Mr. UAyurl as.o
hts Western lccoApl1ct could have stnoH u"
chunce Ut that time. We have heard this ltuI'!.
n!eA whu llelIevu 1t firmly. IL 1t true or uutt
II truet MI Huynrl ought hut to thrOW slhnts
fittln bis p1usa GuuAu. Ii It II not true, KNOWS
edge OF thAt tuct ought " nuke him charliAp'e'
THE REBEL slIRiT.
THO Columbia Register, whlcl! arflYea %. %.
Dcm0ciacy Vt WulhalIa. Ut which se4lsb@
, 1880-09-16
THE s11ERrFF's POSITION.


Sheriff Iotflnann8 position In the case, rs
stated hy IFS attorney, is as follows:
Tho Chicago & Western 1n.liann laid their
TRICKS between Van Duren aud Fourteenth
streets. Those trucks wcro torn up by the
policc. who Mre now III Charge of tho ground.
III addition to the police there werc there a
Number Of people witnessing tho operatio.,s
Tho Chicngo IL Western Intiinna re-
n!lesicd tho Sheriff to tclegrapll 10
the Governor OF tho State 10 calI out
the militia. The Sheriff went down during
tho evening to TwHlfst, street. llu foun, no
riot thoru Ut my sort, md, therefore. d..
cllnch tn ca'I III tho Governor. Thu duty Of
tho Sheriff, rs fur M the Injunction writ was
CONCERNED, .e,.lg!l When llu served It. Tho
cl1rago u Western l,tIana tried to
Induce the sheriff to tlo Honlethlrg which
thu, writ with the dispersion Ut q
!!nb, bttt tlle Sheriff WIS advised by
Ills attorney TINT, rs fnr lis tho writ WIS cor
Gertetl, Ills t!nty ended when he hnh aerved
Il, a1Hl IT. anyboly violated It tho rellut|y WIS
hymEplylng to tile Court, which could enforce
obedience to It's ortlcra. Thu Sheriff, ull yla.
Hing tho ground, told the crowd COLLECTED
thero 10 stfspcrse, and they ceased yIolelice.
There WIS no riot which would authorize
him either to caIl out his posse or to apply to
the Governor for tho militia.
, 1880-09-16
REPEATERS,

coroS1ztSa INDIANA WITH THEM,
Bptttas DhpdttA to 1ns Chicago 1tthun.,
1Sn1ANAror1s. Ind, Sept. 15.-Uu,ted
States Marshal Dudley received this morn
lhE 4 new installn'ent Of the names Of men
who lave come into tho State s1nce Aprlt II,
Will. thu Intention OF voting tho bcmocru,ic
tscket Information was atso given lin, OF
prominent Democrat Of this city who has
been securing board for such persons unil,
after tho election. The gentleman referred
to Is one Of tho bcst-known Democratic
managers In tho State. and Is know, rs Mr..
Englls!,'s rlght-ha.sd confidential adviser,
1lo was detected III locating fourteen ut.
sons whom }io will vote II ls cnn,
Marshal Dudley Inns the evidence to
convict HIN. ulltl IN due time tic arrpst will
be iilntte. Tho mime cannot now be given,
but when tho exposure comes 1t will open
tho eyes Of the most skep.ical to the frauds
contemplated by tho Democracy. In MI In-
terytcw with Col. Dudley this morning, he
stuffed that llo regarded 1t as much his duty
10 enforce tEa elecslon laws rs 1t was to cxe.
cute tho statutes fosbidlIng counterfeit !ny
or projecting thu, revenue. For this reason
NC llau appointed safe, discreet assistants all
over the State,
WHOSE BUSINESS IT WAS TO REPORT
to him ail newcomers, together With their
formation, he then wrote TO tllufr former
homes, 9ilt! thus nscertulned whether they
i'a!i res!ded tn tho State six months. Dptween
,WN sllitl a,g00 llegI! voters, he said, had
t,.Gt nset @ tr,cca out py tlls mcans md nollticd
lend 10 tlloir arrest. Many Of these fellows
iiavo attempted tt dodge by. changing Local
llolt. One ilad c!iangct! SIX tilncs. Hut VIC
slln, ::.ana tin moment ho attempts 10 vote
liz WILL be Arrestcd.' II IL believed that tls
, 1880-09-16

plaistcd G'.o7s. aud Scott :al. Total, fso, ,4s3.
Republican majority, 1871. The snli1p lust
year gayc Davis G.,Ht3, Smith 42,t0, G.s-
colon 1855, and Scott aG0. Total, 1a3,si7
Republican minority, 1,43f.
II the towns to hear from como in the samo
as last year, the Republicans Will lack Saa Of
majority, and tho Ftsfonlsts will lack 100
Of n majority.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, COUNTY.
LEWISTON, Me., Sept. 15.-rho Euc,,tng
Journal has returns from Oxford County
complete, save one town md two plantations
which lust year gnvs Fusion majority,
showing tiat thu Republicans have carried
the county by o. lnaJority.
CONGRESSIONAL.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 15.-Tho Congress
sional delegation stands as follows: Reed,
Republican, reelected III tho First District by
t0o plurality; Frye, Republican, reelected II,
tile Second District by 800 majority; Lti,tl-
say, Republican, elected In tho Thlru District
by 45l majority; I.atld, Fuslonlst. reelected
III the Fourth District by a reduced majority;
Murcis, Fusionist, reelected In tile Fifth Dis.
trict by from 600 to 1,5oo minority.
TWENTY-FIVE stoRE TOWNS.
PORTLAND, No., Sept. i6.-Twen ty-nvo ad-
ditional town. .namely: In Hancock County,
~ NAluOt d OAIoEut - fHlHkIlnt ~ llSGn-
taauls, /: Somerset, ?; 1'cnol,scot, 8; and
Kcnne9cc, t-giyo Davis, l,so1; Platstc!i, e,5is; !;
scattering, =. Lnst year Davis. had 1911,
Silltll =, ltrt, Gnrcelot 2a5, scattering :aW.
The result Of 31J towns give Davis b7.G}8; !;
rlalstcl, GJ4Es; scattering, :ss'. Republican
n!a|orliy. LIZA The san.g tnwlls last yenr: !:
Dnyis i,3l4; Smith, 4,2G0; tlarcelUn n, ISL;
scattering, no. Republican majority, tat,.
The tnwns TO- come gave last yrar Davis,
4,7D; Fusion, G,.At!; scattering, 10.
Thu Republicans luck. 90 OF minority
nnd the FusI0nists ssSS Of majority.
vEily CLOSE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 15.-Fo,r hundred
alltl ilve towns giye Davis G1,Ol1; Iiatstcd,
Ge,57l; scattering, 3a2 Dayls' plurality, l,Jat
Tile satlle towns Inst year gave Davis W, 1HI;
Smith, 45,U10; tlarceion, 1886; scattering,
~.
Ntncty-cfght towns to hear from gavo Inst
year. Davis, 8,0i0; Fusion, 4,:}sg; Fusion
plurality. 1,37I Deduct nayis' plurality
now In, anu rlalstet has left ~ plurality.
Tile Senate, ut lust accounts, stalIds: Re-
pnblical,y, u; FnsEonists, 0! Iio,sse: RI
pub1fcAns, T.; FnsLontsts, IL.
Eulnp'rte returns frnM tic First District
insure llects election by about 100 lna-
I0rIty.
,'rl!c constitutional amendments uro prob
ably carried.
, 1880-09-16
NEW YORK,


TIE COMING MONSTER ttAss-stCErryo
aststat Dhpatth to Ths Eheaqo Tribune.
New YoRK, Sept. t5.-Preparatlons for ,bo
Conkltng meeting Mt the Academy Of siuyio
on Friday night are progressing to-day viii
grcat activity, Gen. Arthur was ut the hpo,,.
quarters Of the National Committee MI ,ay
today, giving directions nnl advice, an,l i,oj
Crughr mud Gun. Cuss lave been co,l,plptIn,
tito ln,lstcr-rolls Of the Boys in Ylur win
are to bo present. Mr.. Asptnwa1l, tho rrssi,
dent of tue Central Campaign Club whci,
llns the direct management Of tic meeting.
1las distributed e,0oo tickets, md Is unable to
supply more than one-tcnth Of Tia
demand. Tic Academy lIas sitting anI
standing room for about G,000 pcoDp.
allowing C00 OIL tho STACY, tliltt thts si,art Il
already covered by tho tickets already Is.
Hueh. Tho rooms OF the Campaign Club nre
constantly crowded with visitors, telandIny
nceoninludntions for themselves or frlenia
which carn0t be given. Interest In The cysnt
Is growing every day. md Is something ill.,. IT,.
tees have their hnrtis full,iu attending to t,c
details nf tll9 monster meeting and II, MI.
swerlilE the eager questions OF tho muIti.
ti'tics who IMPLY fur Information
THE HON. WILLIAM II. EvARrs
WILL deliver the second speech of tho ser'es
i1laasg'ir9ted hy the Central Campaign Glib
tn this city. The eyontng has not been fixed.
, 1880-09-16

Alter seeing tl,a vanity Ut attempting to
do anything ii1ara fur the present, President
Brown anI the legal gentlemen held brief
consultation. got Into their carriages, ant
lroyo auwll town 10 tlio Company Offices
III Dearborn strcut, where tlluy discussed
tic sstuatloN a.ll mapped out their plans for
to-ttay's operations. A reporter at TIL;
TRIBUNE saw Mr. George e. Ca,nnlell, ono
tho conltRlny's cuulIscl, after tho cu,,s,llta-
tlon, a'ld asked hln what might be expected
today.
ave s1,nll 90 before Judge jameson 1T the
morning. was tho reply, "a1id tlsk for I'LL nt-
!uehiiseht Tor Mayor Harrison, Fogarty,
O'DonneIE, al,a the poIice officers who lrp-
vented tho laying of thu trucks, for coutcnlpt
W Court III refusing tu nl,ey tie writ Of tn-
Junction Issued yesterday afternoon, alul
served on thu n!lceys BY Sheriff llntfntunn IT,
Night. Thn Mayors contempt, wllIch Is ot
tho worst Kind, consisted III declaring in U,pn
court TINT lG WDslti hot nlNy the writ md In
ikhss ishsing !e orders to Is s''6ordlnates nol to
taclvf M 'ho ui cHSFt t xloy 81, ISSUE tho writ of MT
,,, "ln TINT case Tic defendants will bo ar-
rested alMt brought M to s'Iuw cAllsu why
1agy sfsiM m,r, not % 5ggea or 3y such no
t1Gnlpeiltu T. rGst0re Thu pfopery 10 tlla con-
:iltion H. which they fouHl Il before tiny toro
before allowing tle party in c0utcnlnt tn
lPl'rgu lllaself, 10 put tho property iii slntll
;!!ln. # tl1at u doiIe. nnr Trucks art, down
l4n Cnurt also has tl!e power tn grant u writ
u nsSslni!cc. whicl, In tlIis cns., would nrtlcr
t,ie Sheriff tn 20 ami lay tlle trncks anI tut
lhelll III THE sanI0 condition ns Ap-
tore, tho costs tu Lu elturgctl
H. % Tue ,I,n ,tIstettiIia!ts 1tths ls dunc w! r.
tor dnnages--a liability nut i!Ds,n j!s1r
through her hnlf-heae.l Muyor. Mud, /
@ 9 not preHtetlME whit tho Court. Will ito,
pOwerH." ~ ~+'e'~''o ~"
'"'Anything more:"
,o,n.s ,WelI, ~ ~; 10; j, not that know OF now. Pm
AID tho man OF law s.artei llotnpwards.
, 1880-09-16
National Convention Of Repub-
ucan Clubs in Session at
Indianapolis.
A Spirited Address Promulgated
to the Voters Of the
Country.
Additional Evidences Of tho Attempts by
Democrats TO Colonize
lndiana.
More Of the Old Rebel Spirit Cropping
Out in Virginia.


A CLOSE COUNT.
Spteia1 Dtspaseh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
BosroN, Sept. 15.-Tfe way fn which tho
procession Of figures Is coming In from
rendfng 10 Democrats, who for two days
Ing uver a victory. Thu only explanation
Of the change Is that tho back towns
arc helping ont wonderfully on tho right
side. " course there arc plenty Ut the
lisnHccted who say TINT ti,oro Is something
WRONG and wicked about this now showing,
but 1t wilt taku time and reeounts. and prob
ably various sorts Of Investigations to yet Mt
tho bottom Of ule facts, and then nearly tho
Half will not believe III the verdict
THE LATEST INFORMATION
shows that the question Of majority Is dis
missed until the Fusion gnins come In. As
the constitutional amendments are probably
carried, there will be pretty little
question before the courts as To when
the distinction between tho major-
ity MIL plurality vote shall go
Into ctTect The Supreme Court is Republic
I'LL, and should It decide that tho amendment
goes into effect upon its acceptance by tho
people, Davis Will undoubtedly get his sent.
still, everything Is In q cllnottc state, a,l.t
figures IN previous years show that Maine
cannot b0 drpc,ieh upon from Ole year 10
tne olneF' NecoB1llE'hS 1htss
DIsTS HAVE nEEy HELD OVER
tonight, md the crowds around hotel lob
bIes atld street corners have deferred their
uuarrels, which promised to BECOME very
warm Us the conflicting dispatches arrived.
At O'Clock ILLS morning specials give to
iurus fro,n aOs towns with Davis, nlnra1,tv
: o., nj, '"oi "..,,
ltfal' 1Hele ato stI'4 HlHety+clAAt
towns 10 hear from, ind these
hut panr rovo 1yuo,,r ,f,,-
@m.. '1,t Ss"t h",o tuoio" pla4
rai,ity y, In" iy aeuueas y naYts 'i Ply.
lsft. In lin "yont nf tha acot,sti;mitunni am@,t-
ulcut beIlr tlecjuretl ojf rs 10 urcNulit cftct.
it 1n1ly Ia wall tI ,nrntIntl tint thn Snnn 4,
sfn,,is AZ laut ocrnM,,tv =, ,.m,h1i""n. d ~
imss,a: ~ iirr.n ~ Hiiitn,... X E.fa "
M2,uat5tSi M 1ltnsct oa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, W rNHsoil-
t3ls = llet. tnliplGtn Tothilts from the fitst
Congressional District Insure Eeed's election
by l00 majority.
yr,v vonr nr,v,ovs
NJ" r.' LoAn orasloSH
sp*ssat uhritfh 70 I'M ,; xhtety1 =! Tribune.
NEW iolsh' sept lo.-lho ifthttne says:
It wn.lhl bo curious outcome Of rho Demo.
cr1ltEo victory" In AAiilo, which has caused 10
much prGInnlalso rejoiuln8 II tho election or tho
Huver1r shuult! bo thrown Into Il Koplt>lic0M
Legislature. Thu ltopubllcln nulna hAyG vttuiliy
, 1880-09-16
THE WEATHER,

OYF1cE or THE CHIEF HttlHAL OFFICER,
WAsit.SuTt,E, d. G.. Hopt. 1a-!. a, n,.-Fnr TcIl-
,rssca and tho Ohio Valley. lower barometer,
warmer soathorIy wln's. clear or partIy clu,i,ly
weather.
For tho Lake region, towcr barometer, stu
tlonAry or higher Temperature, southosly winds,
purity cloudy Or cloudy weather. occasional
rnln.
For tho &1pper Mississippi aud Lower tlteso,,rI
tAllhys. Htattoniry nr toWur barometer, Al8h0f
tcnlper.tturc, southpriy wllitls, partly cloudy
weather.
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