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TELEGE4PHTC NOTES.
KILLED BY 4 FALL.

KILLED BY 4 FALL.
cor-ru ANNOY. n j.. Nov G.-Captaln lhomas
r;,n,ou enlpoved by John Sculv, TEL thipi U@e'tIe @
fractnriuc and his skull lie dIed oH"y
VtTAI RESULTS or INTOXICATION;
g. lt-,- %ov e. Albert Walker ana John Law
tuc in.oXcated shot ami killed lnDeit While AZ
ni,ou fird Mo, Thursday evening ho'" Hi'' W W
arrested SLIGHT EVIDENCE or MURDER
=, .o.o -, y II Nov G.-In the alleged EpDlnC
.os. me evltcncc Of the murder was found 70 De 50
MI tl4t Chapman the respondent VIII PIoo@oN Oo 10
i,a ,,el without "a tiaL
untNprpGU y. j., Nov. O-Ihtee months lno
tDlN sseIer xas ten the wrist By dog ON Tues
Gusv ,ng iatt Muller taken with spasmS ana a' is'
@ nAS @So,ots r Sas not expected % recover
A NFw-ORLEANs LIBEL SUIT -,
~. Ootr.Ss Nov 6-Charies Clinton. OF 1he
for 600 damages fur an alleged hDrlouA
t1lhs Denv Den,v+s1ei IN me Democrat on OCTOBER u
44''o Us MADE TO 90 OFF BY ACOIDbNT.
rHH.,,yTcP n L. Nov. Tn Stonlngton ye-,,
teaY "a .Dir knocked loaded gun Whi, - ,
I.obeTt IL charge entering her side win proD-Dp l-@
elect. poRRED ASD STABBED 9,
NJ Nny 6-Iphn Frazier. living IN
lRfNll nn,site ths was ATTACKED 10 MS ulu"l
Pennsylvana O' IN thrre robbed auu siahho
% %sloIo ,ss t, IN tie back aad SIDE a4u ''' :" w
condition. ,..n ~ AZ ATTERCATION.
ahoII I'd nov 6-lioOrgr Glass was shol
hADl,oN, staei that hr hurrahed Io' yeh ba' !,
dead THURSDAY giercation he shot 1coIgr -. ~
aud mat @ ~ nnd II Is supposed That "a'''" io'~ ~
k1lling MIN -,, pr-sISEs. IN CHICAGO.
InH NJ 6-Duriug the summer poTk
CiilCAuso,n from March u Nov"hD@rir - naa,in
packing s,iis' and sated 2S13Ouo hss I'M M ,pIu nog
pseh p Ian on INC lat iust, asu A4aOs 'N~N
saIs bsea kuAos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
REPORT OF THE CHEF OF ORDNANCE.

WAsHrSGToN, Nov. G.-Gcneral ;. '. Benet,
Chief of Ordnance United States Army has completed
his annual report the Secretary Of War 1t shows
that the total cxpcditurc- OF hs department during the
last fiscal year providing arms ordnance and ord
nance stores for sracoast defence, the regular army IL
an ire branches tne militia and the marine corps OF the
navy and in making experiments 70 determine the most
Effective war material Tor the s.rv cc was Sl391'i2
General Beuet dcyoes part cf the present report
10 the subject of the OF the militia and submits
an extended argument 10 show the necessity Tor ne"
Ic,islafi,u thereon He recommends that the amount
.ri1 v appropratnd tor the manufacture OF the Sprhg
ncd rifles Increased ~jp00OO a. ne stock on hauu
mas frcu nearly exhausted. lie regards lbcla dnro
nrari0us for the armament Of our forts As OF TIE ~
importauce. ana therefore earnestly rccouiIendr lAd
IN. nriaou OF laSi wear br increased ana II posi-
bIe made permanent with view 10 enaDl'ns the orI-
nance fouiares 90 perfect their establishments 40 as 10
0 me arycst amount Of work IN tde shortest possible
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ANOTHER CONTEST IN NEw-JEGsEY

BoRDENrowN, y. j.. Nov. 6.-Coionel Will
inni H. Murpny DEM Of this cy who Is SAD by hIs
supporters II be- elace 10 the Assembly from TIE Ist
District OF Burlington County by three majority. has
received c-ruhclte Of rrc,5n The sea-, however will
be contested William Cart Bis opponent. % Too
ground the dguIcs sent IN D. the Board
OF Canyassers.
OFFICIAL VoTi OF HUDSON COUNTY
The Board Of Clnv=ssers el Hudson County met yes
trrlay IN the C0ur' House. jersey C.ty Heights THO
returns from the different voting precincts were can
yassed very rapi y. The results were as follows
For Prcsncnt-Garfc.d. 1869; HahcocA l9'0'-;
Hancock majority, f933 r r.-.,..-
(ougrcSSlndn-5rgn CHAN (icpD lt1O' hdT"rhoeIs
ul,m1 80 4j9; Hartrnherg'S majority ~ - oo,
Gorcrmor-Potts REM, l49O4 iud ow Dem llo'SOo;
Ludl0w's ulsi0rity. 43J0 =, ,,, p.-,, H.,
SsNdtOr-t Oln- tkepl. lo'tAt' '"A'"H ND'"'''
Is 554. PlxtOn's majority. 81 ~ -,c, 49,.
SuJTogais- rhrocknorion tKepl, 1860; Meavoy
p.u.l 80; McAvOy's majority. 2,OiO - -
tsern6latssu-Ist District, ray or DcuLl. 32b; I'D
n,.Sr,ct acDrnad tDru.), '2s2 lila District Payne
IIin i36. IVth D-trlcl, acDermoti (DemD. 4Oo Nlh
+ wrcnce (f.epJ So; Ntth Di.trc;, Potis keDD,
i6g. WIN Distric tGrTan (Dcml, e3i NltItI Dis
trict. Casey (Denl' 1io.
Plurality.
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NEW-YORK RETURNS.
THE REPUBLICAN pLCRALGY UNcnAN

THE REPUBLICAN PLURALITY UNCHANGED
Further returns from ths State DO not materially
change the apparent Republican plurality incon-
pete figures still showing about -, 900 more votes
for Garfield than for Hancock.
The official vote Of ~. Lawrence County is az
follows: Garfield, 1878; Hancock, .. s35 Car
fields majority 1913.
The official vote of iferson County is rs follows;
For PreSdent-Garfed, $3.50; Hancock. 72I6.
Chief Judge of Cour5 Of ADpeals-Foi4er ORepl,
Oil; RapaIlo lOem.b 7,22O Congre-s-Niiler
tRepL 9,425 OBuen Dsm.l 7211. Assembly,
Ist Distrct-Sk.uner Rep, 1900: Cleveland
DEM, 3,237. Assembly. Id Dstrict-B'nn.nger
(RepL 400; Woodruff DEM, 4,O7s. Constlu-
tional Amendmens-For. Lis; against lI.273.
Steuben COUNTY complete gives Garfield l,2lf
majority, Republican gam Of 26O Folger lRcD),
for Chief Judge OF the Court Of Appeals has l,l9l
majority.
Westchester County gives Hancock i51 majority
For supreme Court Judge. Cullen Dem.l has G-2
votes, and Cooke Rep has 11.4lO. For Assembly
men the majorites are: 1T District. VIM. +.
Moller DemJ 25i: Id. VIM. II. Cathn lJem.t
537 Hid, James ". Hustled Rep. 20. Joseph
o. Miller Dem. has 716 majority Tor Register
Nelson H. Baker DEM. $50 majority for District
Attorney and VIM. j. Ackerlv IDen.I, Gil mayor
ity for Superintendent of the Po0,.
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SEQUELS TO THE ELECTION.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE RESULT.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE RESULT.
cALIFORNM CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTiEs-NFARLY
$4,000 EEPCBuCAN MAJORITY N MrNSEsoTA-
CLOSE DISTRICT N WEST vIRGTNiA-CHAIR.
MAN BARNUMs EFFORTS ~ BEHALF OF FRAUD
A CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATS TO BE HELD.
The vote ot California is very close, and
both parties claim the State. The
Republican majority in Minnesota is nearly
$1,000, and in New Hampshire it is over 5000.
In West Virginia the Republicans almost sue
ceeded in carrying the Ist District. Aconference
Of prominent Democrats Is to be held IN
this city Tomorrow TO discuss the best
policy to pursue in raising the cry ot fraud
in this State Great efforts are making to
obtain some evidence of illegal voting.
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there were several narrow escapes rom g. o
limbs There seemed to be about 100 pasStn yoi' vi
board and it had been very rough all nl9ht
THE STEAMER STILL on THE ROCKS
At O'Clock thIs afternoon the steamer reu'aiio'
on the rocks. just above Bonnet Point, IN oau
position # a southeast blow should set H. she Will
undoubtedly go 10 pieces, but if the WINE comes
from the northwest and the subsidies there VIII
be a chance ~ Saving thA boat. About 10 per cent
of lhs lght has washed out Tue sest can De
saved only by lighters, as she lies under hien
bluff.
A light on Whale Rock would have preVente% the
disaster The Senate has three times passed an act
for a light at this point but 1t mas talled III Vne
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS.

-.,,. 7p1s1 PPo.rCUTIONs LIKELY TO GO ON iiiis
- ',,rrK-coNsERvArIv SUPPORT OFFERED 'hf
covrrNNENr-EDwIN BooTH EXCITING GREAT
INTEREST.
Tho cable dispatch from the London corre-
,oor+ Of TIE TRIBUNE gives the latest
e[.sos Of the Irish agitation. 1t says tnat
n'a tvials are expected to begin on Weu-
IT "" The defendants viii plead that their
corrsc is justified by the state OF the country
CIR stafford Northcote has assured tle Govern
,oeotof Conservatives support In deai,ng WIN .ne
I-,sb Disturbances. Minister Lowell Is oems
-ecojved with great favor at Edinburgh
CT interest was manifested IN London IN
,.,,,r5 70 Edwin Booths appearance as HG"tef
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
IAyCOCK DLFEATs Riley.

THE AUSTRALIAN WINS THE BOAT-BACE BY -FOUR
LENGTHS
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 6, 1850.
The race between Z. c. LaycOck. OF sydney,
Nav south Wales and j. H. Riley. Of Saratoga y -
for 5000 side came of to-day over the frames Cnam
+e-,shtn course Laycock defeated Riley by four
',ns The time OF the race 25 minutes and
conds The betting The start was to on LaYcock
R,lev OF Saratoga n y. backed himself freely yesteF
dav against Laycock, accepting TO l. IrlcRett la'u
riley 40 to 30 the result
Riley had Il slight advantage az lne STAR. ho 49,
IL strokes per minnie ana Laycoch o. "nou M
- ,rayorscd { minutes ana - seconds from the
aI rt 1vrock had slightly decreased tie Lead 3n ltey
,as si ahead by three quarters oi iehstH aC
it,i pritre About 200 wards past the brdge nom
'.n suurcd and LaYcOck sue ocded IN Get'hs leNtI
with Riley just before Chiswck Eyot va, va %
S,.,sIt. the Eyot I.aycOcE shOt past Klley hhe an
rrpw Ne was three lengths 10 the go'd opposite CIs-
nick Church. and thenceforA II was lHeig &
tbougn Riley rowed gamey TO me euo. MS 'iho "N'
seveI neconds longer than LaycocAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
AN INFORMAL CABINET MEETING.

W>.uINGTov. Nov. Ga Cabinet meeting
was e.d at noon to-day and every member was III at
tendance An more wa spent Ia general lAtei
change OF congratulations, bat 10 measures OF puoHc
,o.+,pcc vvere discussed Secretary Sherman called
attention TO the highly hAueriug condition OF the
Treasury and the uancrs OF the country ana secretary
Tbonpson extended gen .ral invitation % the members
of he abInet accompany MN oh MS NJ I'D lo iimp'o
Pas new yv,ck 10 wines the proposed Hava rcyirw
Tur President expressed himself greatly pleased NIth
ui- xrudcd western trip the Uniform courtesy eA
tended 10 himself aud party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
SCARCITY IN RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Hon. j. w.
Foster Minister Of the United States AT g. Petersburg
in recent dispatch 10 the Dcpartm M Of state draws
gloomy picture Of the present economic and social con-
dton Of Russia The grain crop Of the past season nc
states mas proved failure and American wheat is i'm
uored now even ar St. Peersburg II is also entering
q iesso and other Russian ports. Bur large market
for This American cereal cannot he predicted os very
little bread made of wheat ia used In Russi1-the mass
Of The people must have a cheaper and cOaGser article
such as rye or Indian corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 9, l@4O
The budget commiitc g Of both delegations at Pesth
have aGent-d with some exceptions. the estimates Tor
f0rtiGcatious on the ir0uuer of Galicia.
Paris dispatch The ST. JaDlcss Gazette THIS even
ing announces that the execution Of the dcrees against
tbe uualthor,z.d religious orders s now complete ex
ceutiuE IN Algeria aud Corsica
MosrREAL. Nov. G.-Two retail groeers, Isaac Pigeon
ana Thomas Gautlucr, have been arrested here for
couneritiuc French brandy. The detectives say that
,ro number of wholesale houses are engaged IN the
SANE h ness and that startling exposures VIII shortly
1,rr
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TIE VOTE OF c1LWORXLA CLOSE

THE STATE CLAIMED By BOTH PAHrHs-W WAT,No
FOR OFFICIAL EEIUENs-THG WITH DISTRICT II
DOUBT.
CHICAGO. Nov. Ga dispatch from san Francisco
10 The lines says that the betting men there are
greatly excited over the closencss of the vote III
California. The latest count made by the RepuO.i
cans last night, after correcting The tables oy tu'
official returns from several counties, gives Garfield
Il plurality. The Republican State Central Com
mitree now thinks the ticket viii pu. through, bul
bv such slight majority that ir VIII take tie Off
cial count 10 determine 70 which party tue otaos
belongs.
Another san Francisco dispatch says that on the
returns from all counties, except Del Norte which
is estimated the same at the last Presidential
election. Hancock has plurality OF SO, with few
pr.cjncts 10 hear from The returns from the pre-
c,pct, are NOT expected to change tie r"sat, -
The reelection Of Congressman Pac"@co lIS9o.. ~
the IVth District Is doubtful according TO tue a'es
figures The Republicans are quite certain ot oiit
elector as Judge Ferry Dem u known 10 nave
lost several hundred votes because oil MS cOAhecoA
with the notorious BrodeUck duel.
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THE VOTE OF NEW-HAMPsHIRE.

OVER 5000 MAJORITY FOR GARFIELD.
Concord. n T., Nov. 6-Returns from all ex
cepe three precincts in the Stale show total Pres'
idential vote OF s6, III divided as follows: Gar
field 44.7s7; Hancock. 40707; scattering. GS3
Garicld's plurality, 1850; Garheld's majority
1897.
The total vote for Governor was s.. 963, divided
as follows: Bel (Rep.), fh3j5; Jones lDrmh
"a. .73O; scattering SIS; Bells majority, 2,7f7.
The remaining three precincts IN 1873 gave o!
Democratic majority.
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COUNTING THE VOTE N INDIANA.

Nearly FOUR TmOU5AED 1--WE HUNDRED RErCBLb
CAN MAJORITY IL RIGIIrY-oNH COUNTIES.
INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. g. - Official returns from
eightv-one counties in Indiana give Rcpublicai
majority of 44s9 or the remaining eleven coun'
ties six give a Republican majority OF 1926 ane
five Democratic majority OF 10. Ihe conntlei
heard from shoy a net Democratic gain OF 261 ovei
tho lcfnllnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07

At The Her0ld Office last evening this report
was dscreded II believed that the Jeanette nad
proceeded on her course safety Mr. Bennett recently
expressed the utmost conf ence tna the vessel Is saie
Petropaulovsa is the capit,I OF Kamchatka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07

call has been issued for m"etiH- -! tae alumni
Of Williams College at Delm0uic'>, tomorrow
evening at o'clock to take action IN regard 10 the
recent election of one OF their number 10 the Presl
dency Of the United States. he following alumni
have signed the call: : /. Prime, Arthur Il. Graves
Stephen H. lying ir. Charles \ Dawson, 4. '. W.
Van Vechten. W ID. Edmonds George +. Betts.
Aionzo Clark David Dutii-y Field. T.. NJ. Jerome A.
l. Hopkins, Charles Buikl.y Habbcil. isaac lleader-
sou tr Charles 4. StOdddId.
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YOKOHAMA. Oct. LITTLE American steamer
Courier which arrived Hakodadi from the North Oh
the l2h OF October reports the arrival at Pefropau
lovsk OF steam vhaler which announced thai accord
ing 10 information received from natives the Jeanee
and some whalers had been lost, with all hanGs the
vessels having been crushed IN the ice
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A CLOSE WEST yIRGINIA DISTRICT.

WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. G.-Ine contest III thu
Congressional District THE Estl between Benjamin
Wilson DEM aHd John 4 Hutchinson Rep hai
been very close 1t would seem now lrsm th" ateS
returns that Wilson has about % maj 'ri'y tie had
3 400 plurality two years ago. Hutchinson has rur
ahead of the Republican uckes IL most OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
REJOICING AT REpUBLICAN SUCCESS.

A meeting of the Republicans of the MILD
Assembly District 1c.d FRIDAY evening at the rooms
of the Garfield and ArlhGg Csmpaisn Ciu" Arrange
Leuts we're made )r .orclhs p'rads' Oh the evening
Of November g. through the streets OF Harlem III cello
Dratan OF the Republican victory. Resolutions eI-
Or. ssi, s.t.r,, on WIKI the resalt of the National
contest Nerc unanmous.y adopted
Ihe Ee n u.alA " EAst ChaAter held jubllec meet
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MUCH ENTHUSIASM ELECTED.
GENERAL PRESs DIsPATCH-I

LONDON, -atuTIAE, NOy. 0, I-NU
Edwin Booth made his first appearances az Hdmtet
AZ the reconstructed Princess5 Theatre tonight
and was very well received. The house winch is
very spacious, was full, but not overcro"ded' MI
Rooth was called before the curtain after the first
act twice aftertbo second ac and again at the con
clrston o The performance His acting i'll the ghost
SCENE in the first act exclted great enthusiasm lie
was on the whole well supported by the company
Miss Gerards performance as Opbeid was eX eed-
mrIy successful. The audience was fashionable
and included a number Of Americans. Air Ban
croft. the actor was also present Mr. iooch, tne
lessee of the theatre, at the fall of the curtain
made speech thanking the audience for the recep-
tion rendered Mr Booth.
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THE MINNEsOrA MAJORIrLE.

ST. PAUL. Now G.-The Republican minority foi
President is SO s4s. The RepubcaH majority III
the Tst District is s,531; N the la. 5.50j; and
III the IIli. 9G35.
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RAINIER COUNTIES N PENNSYLVANIA

PHrLApRLpurA. Nov G.-rhe official yot" % AIlc-
cbenv County for President gives tue Garfield cleo
tor. II 729 majority The official m1j rst1 III FhAI-
delnhia County VIII be ov r 2hOOO
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crowded TODAY but the indicted members o. the Lahu
League had decided not TO enter an appearance 1u'
Monday.
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,O pOSrRFRRY SUCCESSFUL.

LORD ROSEBERRY SUCCESSFUL.
LONDON. SATURDAY,, Nov. 6, 1880
The Earl Of Roseberry LiberaD has oeeh
elected Lord Rector OF Edinburgh Ur' r'!er,'y ue4oN
SIR Robert ChristsOn. Bart COnservatVel.
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ROUELL WINS THE BELT.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov. g, 1880
Publjc interest III the contest at Agri-
o,,,rral Hall had almost ceased tins m0rhing IAo
..ora, m rniles and laps. wero follows;
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The contest concluded at 1O;4O oclocK o-nisn,;;
poSc beat Frank Hart's record OF cb2 mites Al Ioot
l;;',oh smid great excitement and cheeI nR- Ab"ul
ono n.rSons wero present the huish Inc receipIs
Tor the week are estimated at s6,oOo'
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nnrrn NIHILIsrs on TRIAL.

NOTED NIHILlSIS on TRIAL.
ST PETERSBURG Saturday Nov. g. 1880.
rho creat trial of Nihilists, including per-
.os accnsed of beng tho authors OF the explosion on
S'"o r.,,..a,, and IN the Winter Palace, with
the yed with 1iotting against the life OF the Car
6as hesun before the military rlDuna''
THE INDICTED AGlTATORS.
DUBLIN. Saturday. Nov. q. 1850.
r.o Court of Queens Bench was agala
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-07-14
improvement of the Allegheny.

In response to a request from the
Secretary of War, Gen. Harry White
has written a letter ia regard to the
improvement of the Allegheny river,
from which we Gull the following:
would further suggest that one or
two crane boats be put upon the river
in charge of trusty, industrious parties,
who know the channel, for the removal
of rocks aud snags and to do some
dredging here and there. | may re-
mark that at several places along the
river furnaces, rolling mills and glass
works have been constructed and
started up within the past year, such
as Kittanuing, mouth Of Red Bank,
Mahoning, Parker and other points.
| am informed large quantities of iron
ore are carried now in boats to the
new enterprise at Kittanning, and
complaints are made Of some obstruct'
ions here ard there. Some work with
crane boat might be done with ad-
vantage Just below and above Kittan-
ming, and a few thousand dollars could
be most usefully expended at the
mouth Of NJ ,horing, Red Bank and
between Parker and the mouth Of
Clarion. Ifit were possible to take a
small portion Of this appropriation to
expenG above the mouth Of French
creek, would suggest that few
hundred dollars be expended in i'm
proving the channel at Pilhole rifle.
You will observe an item in the ap.
preparation bill for the survey Of Red
Bank creek from its mouth to the
Allegheny. This was provided in
continuation Of the purpose Of having
an official record of the resources Of
the Allegheny and its tributaries.
The Improvement Of PiLhole rifle
will be a God d-send to the lumbermon
of this section, MS that has always been
Que Of The worst places along the river
~ low rultlng stage.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-07-14
Fagundas illusions.

The party given at the Scott House
was the grandest Of the season. Fair
men and good looking ladies were
there and all were happy.
Dick Swalley says he can beat any
man in Harmony twp. swinging the
scythe.
Miss Cora Burr is in town visiting
her sister, Mrs. Soules.
Mrs. VIM. Hawks is visiting friends
at Scrubgrass.
Mrs. Heath, wife of VIM. Heath, of
this place, died on Saturday evening
Of last week. Mr.. Heath is left with
a family of small children and has the
sympathy Of the entire community.
The ice cream festival given for the
benefit of Rev. Hicks, pastor of the
NJ. e. Church, was success socially
and financially. The tables were
abundantly spread with good things.
Considerable merriment was occa-
stoned by the fish pond and post Office.
Among the most successful fishermen
we might mention Robert Pym, VIM.
Gourmand, Johnny Hopkins and
Peter Berry. The last named gentle
men fshed ont bouncing (rag) baby.
Pete denies all relationship, bat the
close family resemblance clearly estab-
fishes his guilt. X. Y. q.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-07-14
RippIes from Ross Run.

Everything in this vicinity is quiet
and gliding along smoothly, and news
of much interest is scarce but with
your permission 1 will give your
readers few items which perhaps will
interest them little.
Rev. ]. A. Yount breaches il our
school house once in two weeks. We
also have small Sabbath School,
Bot our old folks do not take as much
interest in Sunday schools as they
should. They should not only send
their children to school, but should
come along with them and help to
instruct them and keep them from
violating the Sabbath, as swimming,
fishing, aud hunting are among their
Sunday ADJUSTMENTS.
Mr.. Ovetlander was attacked with
@ severe illness few days ago, but is
now cOnvalescent.
Mr.. Tobey Swaggart, who, on the
18th Of June cut hsmself in the right
knee with broad ak, is confined to
his bed yet, not being able to move
the limb without severe pain. He viii
probably have stiff knee.
The Republicans of this (Kingsley,
township are exultant over the large
vote polled at the primary, and arC
sure of victory in the fall.
Mr.. John X. Mealy and bride o
Tidioute, were the guests of Mr.. G
Zuendel lately. Mr.. NJ, Mr.. H., anc
Ira Wilton went up to Bear Greek
and came back with Lice string o
the much sought for "speckleC
beauties.
Mr.. Paul Blute is towing lumber
up the creek from Nebraska to the
mouth of Ross run, where he intends
building a house. Mr.. B. will take
the timber from the hillside on tht
other side of the creek.
More anon, TIM SLIM.