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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
PAYMENT OF ALL CLAIMS PROMISED.

Speech Of southerner at Kizer Hiu, Alabama,
July 81, 1880.
1.-THE confederacy still exists my friends, and
jeff Davis the best friend we had, is yet our
president, and devoted to our interests and II
Hancock is elected. and we have no doubt he will
be, you will be paid for all the property you have
lost through Radical rule, and you must stand by
the great Democratic party, for solid south will
now give us entire control Of the general govern
ment, and we can redress all our wrongs"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

A DISASTROUS hurricane passed over the island
of Jamaica on the night OF the 18th. Thousands
of people are homeless. Crops, fruit trees and
farm produce are generally destroyed. Colossal
trees were uprooted and churches demolished.
The barracks in Kingston were destroyed. Three
wharves are gone and eight large and thirty-two
small vessels wrecked in the harbor. famine
is imminent and help is required for starving
thousands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

AyooB KHAN is Smelling Candahar with Arm
strong guns The exact strength Of the garrison
is one thousand two hundred and forty-three Eu-
ropeans, three thousand three hundred and
eighty-six natives, and three hundred and eighty
two sick. General Primrose estimates Ayoob
Khan force at ten thousand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

A RAIL of fire which seemed twenty-five feet
in diameter passed over Caledonia, Ohio, the
other night 1t made a kissing sound, and its
heat could be plainly felt The meteor struck
the earth near the village, and it Is estimated
that 1t will weigh as much as three tons The
heat was 80 great after 1t first fell that it was I'M
comfortable going within thirty feet OF it, and the
owner Of the land where 1t fell has already re-
fused $500 for his prize.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

In coming $50, OO0, 900 In silver and S22, 900, 900
in gold at the San Francisco mint in 1858, there
was lost only $50. The carpet, which had been
down five years, was taken up last spring, cut up
into small pieces. and burned in pans. The de-
bris was put through the same process as the min
ing dust, and there was got from the old carpet
S15OOi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

REPORTS in regard to the floods in Germany
are worse daily. Not only silesia suffered ter
ribly, but also east and west Of Prussia The har-
vest Is almost totally destroyed, and things
serious that divisional man@uvers will be put off
for this year. 1t has rained necessarily for three
weeks in some parts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

NEGRO baby, perfectly white, has been born
in Annapolis. It closely resembles a large wax
doll which was exhibited in a shop window and
which the mother greatly admired.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

GENERAL LoNosrREEr has been commissioned
as minister to Turkey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

The following is a list and programme OF the
races at the State Fair, at Montpelier, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
14th, 18th, 10th and nth
JuDGEs:-IIenry G. Root, Bennington; George
A. Merrill, Rutland; r. 5. Benjamin, wUlcott
Races.
Horses entering the trotting class will not be barred
from entering In any other class.
In all classes OF rotng 10 cent of the
whole premium In each class entered.
Stallion Ciass-Flrst premium, SlOO; second premium
$50; third premium, s.. .
entering this will barred from entering lex
premium. sl5 second premium SIS third premium, $40.
-Four Fears Old Cidss-Bssf IN 10 hdrnessttst pre-
munl $50 second premium, SIS; third premium, $40.
THREE Minute Glass; in 5 10 hdfTess-ttrst PREMIUM
$50 .ecoBd premium, SIS; third premium, $40.
23S Cidss-3 in TO hdrHeS-first premium sIo second
premium. $40; third premium, so.
2i0 Class in 5tOhdrHesS-First premium, SO, second
premium, SIS; third premium, so.
$50 Class in 10 hdreS-first premium, $50; second
premium, SIS; third premium, 80
Omen 10 An HOrses-j in 10 hdrneNs.-First premium,
slS; second premium, 500; third premium, $50.
THO Nile Race-first premium. $50 second premium,
SlOi; third premium, $50.
Double Team Race premium, s2s second premium
/ SIS; third premium $40.
Bicycle Rdce-rh rules govern this and names
judges will be hereafter announced First premium te;
second premium. SO; third premium, S..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01

Thursday 10; 30 O'Clock A. MSnge drivers. single gen
tlemen horses o'clock M-rwo-iorty class, two-nf'y
class four years-od class, three ears-old class
Friday 10 o'clock A. M-rwo-mlle race, two-thlrty-
eight race double 30 O'Clock p. M-Race open
to all horses, stallion race, three minute race.
ReDuatioas-rhe entrance books close for Tuesday .
Monday night at 10 for Wednesday. Thurs
day and Fridays races at 10 p. NJ on Tuesday.
This may be changed to some other date.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
Our Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2sth. 1880
Mr.. Editor: The first gun from Vermont will
be listened for, on the night Of the seventh Of
September, with anxious expectancy by Republic
cans all over the country.
, 1880-08-25

pnovtl,rSct. Il. l., ,Aug. ...-Tllo Gale.
donian Club lsrlit gu,sl's to-Iay nttciitlrd by
s,tHN Etnp!r. 1Flie chief cyrns was wr.st-
ling nate'' for :sJU hetwccn puwaM T.. 1.nss
Seotcl, champion, md Capt. Join T.. l,aiy.
Irish champion, nj Hossps,. The en,ltcst wins
held m tl,e luke ~, b,arti tic trnft used In
l!1c presentation Ut ''plnafhrr." 'rho ar,!eles
stimulated three falls In Elvr. Ross VIII, The
HIST fdlt iii II nlitsst..s ~ secdluts by tho
rrt'ss-[snk nj 'ntcl, !ls ratch caIl, irish slyt..
Dals- Won the sccmtdf fail 'h II minutes y; ( (
l,o,iil1i 'fiiasrii. 'Tlia tli,it co,itrst wax
rHtel, ~ catcfr cai, Scotch style. 4il,tr '5rr!
sklrmi4liiig hntlf MEN .Htfusklist osrr tfiu
e.yt II t!le l,nat and sank lm,t'.atl the wntrs
nmil 'ntetls:. rseitcuw!!t. i'nth nrpeart.l IN
!nrust out p sys, ,I!, Daly, rnnyht l'Ir' l'y
struck i.lnl ,inrMtly III lie fnr,'. aiMl lilly
r'allat'' With yitol, hefus., tliey wetr liits,l
sustained an f,iiury'.to Ills lrg .wl1!r1l pre-
"ntett his r''t,ssi't to the tslrret. lle refsrct,
refused IN ,nalse il decision, md thu contest
WAs postponed. !:
, 1880-08-25

a rnrty Or I,esrnltefs vim we're ashfnr fur
roo t,I. tr.t n sn9 iio,s liycr. nn' .a:nx q,
sum- 0t IL lrE. lny:: Or hortsIM s"u.cthE mntil
~ 0rslcr seill u TrIyrtse ttty rn!'lh ~ iilel.
htt.r 4 Walk or t'Yn lina l'e rAcf', tE t!ntls'
tl9s. at,,i fMly nl tn'l!o cs,sls sneI,t.ir tho
" , ,si,,Ei I, r tI1 l,n,1 TN itrn,tir1 w1s
ol III tslles; aT'' 'nly 1tW by! WIN Visible. Tho
onSniy stated hs Grrnt'l, h! tho wt.t11tt replied:
"Flnr' rcGkn!! wo RIM nut o. tlttl'r festrr.
ilhy. M1hs WG w0ft hhEU my Ill0ru Till next
, 1880-08-25

.1hH0N f31illV, =
Tho spcct.teio nF Tho au,i shining III midnight
attructa nnily Foreigners i! Swedish 1.at,lAs,il
.urtliH tho nHltIl IT .1lint. Fur sx wnuks thtra
y scarcely any night ~ tho n'rth Ut Swtalt!,;
gitn s;In iluycr aris, aMt tto ani', I so.Islantly
md nthef rlups. Ii tllnl tn,e af tho your lilo
1Mrlanlers p6n M thulr rouict,,s aE,l. nova
very h,s1l.Hhc, iLey arcpt with joy tho arrival
NJ tourists. wh, KunlfAity H,tHt ut saunt tielIa-
W,sro, MlulH nlnuty miles from, l.nlpV. From
TINT hill, whIth hi nEnplt tFAl Ynr,ls htxh. tho
beautiful sptHtneu Of thu " midnight slM " cul.
bo adn!rea IA bcttrr r,t,!dtttoas than from any
for io Sacni,4i; II Il Il tho htsest ii iiny t, iha
yeAr. tho Kaiil being Twenty-Five htra Ntluyo tho
!i0rx.,ll. This yrar thu .4th wna ntlt favurss by
li,ld wcatlsrr. and uwslu 10 cldy Kky tho s,ln
was nut Visible ut midnight, hut thu fut.IwlnY
Aay trAtnegrs were well ruwlr'ttl fur, their
tfollblc, tho sllH shining brightly al midnight.
, 1880-08-25

flyc churches In Montreal. Twenty, aro Cath
MIR, innstnon Anglican. slxtctrl1 'rtslf5fdfsan
t1nc Fr,'hrlll, eleven Methodist {DMo French),
tIyc t"nRrc9atio1,at. four lh.pt,st (lwoo
llrnnel,,. one Unitnrial. two Hebrew. QUO.
Swrtsel'l.nrgtnn, dt1t! .lne Lutheran. 10.
4 g"n deal nt ftMllt1g Inv. hem caused
a'nong French. Canadian gt,tttfemet,' horH by
ti,e Charge which frtr1ul,tlycrnts M against
their Nationality. that tf,oy ,fn0k across t|lo
brrau u In IseIf, France In thc lfpc ol
s''1h" ttay tHInF NJ. integral part ofr thH TO-
rllhltr "r Emtfrr.. Prominent French cttf-
ze:ls scout ihH fnsInuntthi, ~ :chtlislL; ls,Nl
nsk Why. they sl,0lt'tl mt seek 10. o.trnt1n will
III co!!try Of their birth, ar t'tns open an
stessrs. I}ulnmn amtl Wnlbnnk hive re-
reisth rrlH'fta! F'1,ln tho party at wnrk al,s.
vEylng tlie liHlian resprve NJ Cauglnawagn,
recently hrtltrr'l by tho t;tryernn1cnt. .Trv
lMrt: established y Inoxi difficult line on tho
reserve, alMl fnun,l Tint Tho French farmers
lstve eiicrnncllr,l y4ry..tns.si.t"yaijy On tl,o
lntl'ans: 1'lny state tnt The Interior is In n
dreadful conti tifftn,, ntnl III reality m indian
Is certain of tic bUuhdufy Of Ills own
property
, 1880-08-25

iIlr ,a,u!i,!at.. frnnglrl forward. 'ri,is Tine
llot"r Hunt tm,l discarded lIs sa,lH1inary
;h'frr and rulIu' itIu1I the Stage ntlrral Innns
fnIt!s ot srry ling ,.iid yrry .lIrty Itnrt !'!s
irr. lie HEatn npnrnarinst tl1s Master, wl.,'
informed lin t!l:,t tne was .lni VT Il fnl;,
thtgrtt Master AaSnf'. md lint fla world
, a,c IT, '';'ss ururI' Elra;t a;a,t,! ~r'it, +,
r!"' !. "'s' sn pe''t%s y! ,se !s'' as1'% |sn!,y y
liz wa* nynin h!l,uliol!rd nml s.tnr!r.l ut"s'
tIur srtnt rounds. t'onnyne iet! lin to tho
>,ns Of '!lr fnn"r Warlc', ut t1se cast. wl,t'
demanded thr Masters kry. nnl. iI,t getting
i. tIM. .tnnf"r Wurt!rtI skunk !!lin upnt
flarfill tat'. In fart, h. litern!Is WiPt!t TIT,
tm'r With The yi"l''inr tnnly nf 1"n,r limnl.
lIis slfnnt wits n!rtarhnrifn'!y cut Will !.
passed TO tllt seat IT tie Senior Wartle'! Mt
the south. 1tr ks: not lving fnrtl,r0.ntngt
Hunt was Mgan St'!I.rtcl 10 an ,,n.!rrrtfnl
shHklllg: iln! t;lssttl hiuhs 10 tho AIllHter's
r.!urreti the "rowtf!,1v Met If brutality: Iin
Master WAS mt ss"1~sstml IN gctttng the key
fwliatcyrr tfut n.hy tH.}. atsl calmly Informed
tie candidate lint
nlS TIVE nan COME.
t[a grnspctI the s.ulTr,l rubber. c1uh, the
tho Master l,nrcr.,n0nEou>ty k,nu.kGd tle
ranlin,e nt1 the tlt.ntt, pitching hin hea.!-
loug into tI!u sheet. III wns tileM wrsp'n't
WJ,n "W ' r INV. ,,m;., n.u vii hc ,t,,,ht .js.
,",, w.. ,niI, h tnrtr ' ii, fri.ty ynri,,r,,
t1,rn,'';, .xiIc l,s l,ai iurti Ir,l, Ti. ,,,I.
.i: ;!"t ,.i'nsa t,rv ,,,nEinv tu. .t1r,,st l,nI
r,,,,. .,.iti, ihn;r irr nj fG, furcp. Tin.
,t,,x ',,ts, ,.e ;t,"l,y in1;r tI the n,ltth r,
IT. tlM sanGe: H., wi."1c ,a, t.;,t nj IT s;sst r1, Il
WY a H., W.T. w.! ~. s .t liz Itlrntitv mn, he.
MINI. m.,n .'i inn a,G s1nu. %nn sutmrjninds tia
.'s,.,i, ~ H. inut !. ftiran. AhiiT." M fhr
s,,,,u'ai ~, .,ii ,n', ,vn1 ,.iied. Tin hamr
sp's"" '.Jii n ,.. VIZ, se ,nt, tr t,,ys
y, tn,,.',, ~. '.ut. w. e"'' "''4'
''''o's lhuf''on"'s .,,r,.,
'h's't' dt''ii'0' MD 'sh,ht|.w ,..
ls.1or: thu i!ivss and mighty Solomon, 10
wfoM they confe:se't their crl1ile nntl were
sentenced to tleath. ,......
screaming farce. although tic :, actors
Wer,.. very earnest IN. ,thcIr efforts 10
t::tnb'lsh tllo' .fart ,t1at They -werc prG!
, 1880-08-25
A Game Tied by Chicago in the
Ninth and Won in tho
Twelfth Inning.
Cleveland, Buffalo, and Cincinnati
Beaten by Providence. Bos.
ton, and Troy.
Firo Raees Successfully Concluded nj
tho Hartford Meeting Yes.
tertny.
Monroe Chief, Slave Maxwell, and Glen
dale Win the Trotting Puraes.

In urtin ,r .vhnf s..,,,,,,,i !, nuri,iu r,f, t.,,
,r,,t,n, ami itnt, r., j,,,, ,f,,,.,, -. n" @ n
,n.,,t nhnmt mi MIMI" ,mr,,oa ,,at =. sn,,
tie i;hirnun. .Wnwrstrr n,,,,', v,.s,rr'inv % ~ AMI @
wcrr trwnr,lrl hv sr,.1,,,r NM nr tl cl;.,unat
u,,,l lps..c,,,ltrs,cI ,,,,n"s NJ II, x,s,,,, f.
wus Mt lEnrs n ,iulj ra,nt ,;v rrnsI,,, ] nf ti,c
lirht hitting antl thc ,,rrn. nr,m,1>,.,,cus ~
tl,n ,tat,,,., ,... i. H., ,.,.. ''., ~, W
... ~" ''..'es, ~ ""e ~ s'Gw Iis'''S e'M"ehto ~
w;lrd tue last. wllrn, with the ga!c II tic, IT
was only question which s!ltr wo,til striku
Il sirtu!l Of hitting and win II. IT, to6k
Ian, !, ',. ,a. .,s .',M i :" u" ~, - ~" M, ~ WV
0"he IL "Hs we'' t1t,f,e' me ten','fes ~ IN"
Rstllt wer' tho pitching ainl catching Ol '0tlI
sides. Williamson 'lcted as 'nckstop for c0r-
c"ran, anl IT i proper tn say TINT ,,n
"' "N ''t' wv ''.'t WY WY. necl'' .lis
showing VI eighteen p1't-t't'ts a!!t i'sr assists
tells 'l"w Busy lie WINS nntt how well he did
his work. 1lts only trror was the tlrnppir:
~ .',l, .M,Stnw n"na n,i' alit Stcoia,l aM
rtcInl'y tho for'ncr, wl", WINS mt hit har,
nltre tl.nn fmlr or live times, thu other Ills
ht1 { f of n ': *"w; ssrats s:f S|e' Fl II;
,m' hel1t 1l,'caRns neavsens nNtslnci y tlsp
mekGro'''tl M 10 Tic nlltl' innlng. aii'l did
n0thll"w Glther G0ip. Ar1so'F, or NtllntIlsoll
r. sst Ut H. the entire s,''',e. Alsrt FROM
tu,'"o "o 'm ,na s, "n ..'"I nix, =" '''t a's' s',c
':, is"'"io r"a t".'' n'''l' .'S s''lhs ''i''''
w'l"."as Et't R.,.ts oil"l'Rh 1"r l'l,in'n, won
tho ga'ne Tar EliicHgu yesterday by Ills bat
f,ats,,,n,, in thr rou,,irv mi~,,t IL. nr,,,,i II
a., a. ''.s 49,, s.s H., 'S"t nI ou' ~
e''','e IT. ue r'silt li'sG III prmt''ce 'es'1Hs'
a'!;! ntisse i'nrilinn t'ie hero q tue lH'llr'
up to tir ninth llnlng there waS no,itlHg but
nl,tS to at>rNk ri fDr ChEcngu, linttEh lii tho
, 1880-08-25

An explanation or the Hitch In the
ra,.u.la E.eiHc Isnll,vny *r1,e,l,e-1n-
n,t",-,:xuur,ntin,,o or t.ntt.r t.,
n..s,...', .It.A n,,,' nm ~ rs..,1,' ="
,;n;sn,'s t.,a.. s''''"'"'" '-
'o'.rs ..r, n"aa.. ,,''li ,.,,
Iol'nSTo. Ont, Aug. 2i.-Ali evening ra-
| lirt, II, giving thu rl,l,;ys IF n f;liIuyG In
| f,mulu, by str John Na,,lnnuId. ;s,,vs:
..,I,t,", s,,,,,', 1',,.,, IT, IT,,
n,x,rty @ r.'iI sy nrrr,l ~, sa S's ",su' rrri lM r
| silence maintained upon tho subject Ity tue
| Conservative press, g1ltl TINT, tnv, rl1uIl to
cye Of two iuuortnnt rlrc,It,,s, IL of Etsr,f
o,niltous. 1t Il known tln't just prior IT Sir
Johns departure iur England there were
two syn.iratcs TINT were uctua!!y ilghtinr
.,s'!t ~. unu a .m' ~ .., u''s h"n" IN LUZ
nhSllstl III" tne dther III the american
Company, NJ this ti'nu very l!ttfn WIS
known about tl.u sclIui,lc, n,tl IL IL rrrl,n1is
,,," t,,.t ~ s,r ,I & ~, !" @ '"ss ~, ."o
p'.'. u"'t ~ ""s' n' 1''I :, .nee"!i .''' ~
.MMSt.nc,s fly, t ~ sult ltlt ~ !! IN WV .str't
lll llis fslt,s a'n.fsvnll ltl'.le.ies ttlat Wer.
" I,S "o,h e ~ sa: msa t y ,,',' WRITE =" ga W ~,
tIni"n l'9"itl., Central, md other l*lrlil.'
ina.lS' hiH1 ei 'e !il'l1 Mllo nee ll1ttfsstsA III
| i1rlli, u powerful , hIit, httt must
E!!sll i!,'''ty illafKst, ,tills 'ill!ncrc' H. +
iiilnEit, l'ls s.lllietf1lnE ~ 'lu will
contracts, Other rcln'rts sAy tlMt tlt hitch
;'rSGs entirely on of ny 'lligti!ty III rnin!lE
'"lern!s n l'lr Int,t!o'i nf lnMd,sraIls. sr
;lnhn Insisting tint ,tnr'r sliatl lle - lIurI,
n.y. Es,' T., tlSlI slllia II rMtlwny' thn ii!iM
to lr pn'lltf! t" the road, AMI ilr SFl,ttlcntn
drS!re the lalnl.Erant to tW nnly In fertile
ls'ts:, 1t srrHs pretty well utId"rst"hl that
u" Guyerm.nri!t Is y Eiyc = st!sl' !'nit,ts uf
fro!t Sl3NN.Nn IN :salUD, hD III yrally IN.
slalsulelis III proportion io thu cnllplrtluh of
| thu rtsaA.f
Sir john Mae'llulnt, nn ,nrty l1a.t src,lrrtl
, 1880-08-25
TELEGRAPHlC NQIEs.

UVFFAL0, n, T., Aug. 1l.-AINFvIn Cline,
li,aL,ster, Mllo Disappeared Il few ttuys ,l:;u,
I.ls returned liuI,lr. llu hls heclt wandering
tllo streets ll,sane since Ills disappearance. 4
few days. rest, 1t Is hglieye.l, will effect II
Gllrl. - .,i.
.DAtrlMoru:. Nil, Ang. al.-:-N II meeting
to-tlay If t]e IlHtn Fl,rtN II SiIclrty addresses
WIRE lMn.tc Ly ". {. isanstin,, nf Tort lll,rul,,
a,ul Willis q. fsnt,i,, nf CtmrihnAti.
, 1880-08-25

spfetal I'isnntth 10 Tie tHteaeu Tribune.
,OM.lItA, Nyl.,r A,iI. .,.-t'llirf Turning
l,rur uilul iiic other 13rnlG Slunx lu,La,is b.
longing Ia thu. .Spnttea Tai! Agency, whu
stole ponies a1l.l Killed II white n.a,, Il rew
wrecks ass. at,d who were recently captured
by Snnttcd Tails indian pyIic., arrived lfer
tis evening IN tlIarga ,Df l.irnt. l}eartsiey.
who took tlluIa IT, Eurt .UnlallA. tn hu there
triDE.
, 1880-08-25

.:E-..'
:"" - ~ t.'. e. y, ,.., W.. -.-,
f. TIFFANH II y y, &:.co:, jewelers.; ! r;
Union Square, New :, York
City, invite attention, to
their new bridge movement
Stem Winding Witches in
is carat gold hunting cases
ut One Hundred Dollars
They arc carefully finished
III every partictll;lr, adjusted
ito heat and cold, and arc
confidently guaranteed. .as
tile best value for the money
attaincd in watch. '%
Correspondence invited.
Address,
TIFFANY 81 CO.,
., ;, NEW HoRI1.
, 1880-08-25

t1n",p" ".s".r I'm ,,,,,,r,rr nr snv,r,arutv ,,r
t'"' M 1.,,l,u n,,i lin rnu,utrtr frr,ttuu,
'to ,nn cu,trri r,,,r. Tin Hm,th,rn
~ ~, ,',,. ttht. +hcfr tr,le un,nrsnkr. hu,,,
,.,,,,, ,,,,,hinv n,ul f,rr,t,tteu ru,h,nv. Far
.,,,;.,' ,xmanns il IA Of tho highest t,ururtnn,u
..,, i, In, ,y,,,,!ux Nuyrur election ,lu. f,e.
MlicuI, candidate fr tlto tresltlr,,ry. wt.n ~
exceptionally w'rthy n thy nigh tM,sitl"n
mud tr's, sn" "" L. t,rtw il, t,n IT. ,,,y sn ,,s W. ",
:T,,r,ss. Ii, ,iher wt,,1,s tl,u snjE, Nnrt nIst
nn,,pj,, tho HnI st,tt1. Ti,g Ss,!,th politically
r,lhril 5isetf tlirhtEh fhrtn .ltll fraud prn,-
tlrsl anw,! @ IT, IVY ny ~ . p tI.:
u 'n:,n a,,nr1s .tM,iai i,v fm frct ~ '' lts
sjayrs. ii 1'ho lnnnciul lt:yn1,nlnn which wnull
~ tMr,,, I1,tn fui I,lIss,'ssIn,i uf tho Fctlnrli
,s,wrr. and wht.h w..,l'! ph!eo tho totai
rr,sl%r!ty Of ,,,1,x. tho Sfr, nn, n: ,,j je19.ly:
t'I M tls It IL ,ilu ,at'wnizal ,lufy Ut iii ln-
. r r.; ~ sr, "'psh 'Is Rsis,'s %' II to tsS cx F
ss'is''i ti, i ". i /" s,',I4 til" sn.,i, i,pp p H.
iht. rmi The f.rhtc,thfr 0n'y rctuHttIzrs tint
Tia tr,leou, of tito tMa,1ss aild tt,u vIntQry IT
tic lrnion h M.ssIrtrl ty tho constitutional
b' S'h''iii !, 'ias MT neIsi."wl"a". flr H,iicuis
e"nnot @ rrsyrn' t!,is "vcrtir1w., IF tho N,'rt',
d~s ~ ,''n.; nm! e. u t'nn H. ''ofe!nls thy snv.
III III soIi,l SoI1th Viii ir lrokeii MD It viii +" 10
WIFI WIFI ,nr,y did y"nrs ,lyt,. Tc i, iiirpnitle"ii
nnrty will liz tho .wtuln people. Then the ulii
Eatttr-4runl j. cluar.si tnr new opposlttons MID
twccn the f.llu,rnIs. the I.anr party. nnl tho
iln,r,.l. mn! tl,ntr opponents; fur Il t.,ntIIct
wifi rtnl ,!rn,or,,3!e Fl tran,!tz.tt,n or ttr nt-
r1'ri er"'nc' "i th prrr!o e,n unly III til, Int cs:
y nf fttiI
, 1880-08-25

Chitalxn:. % a q o 0 i. . ,0:l-U, D -:
lsar,,ed r,Ens-.chfengo. |. .. Il.
ThH:t-bAsH llfts-l'ua,rEnln, Z.
First ttso M balls-.A,lss,l. Kelly.
First llasG III IerIi'ra-Sanu. ,.
J.ort N ltasrsw 4; chtcago.7:
CarcorHn ~. Wood. lsusot'g, stuvey II, c'roy
;:s: i!': :;;n;;s;!,;; Ri 'f 'ss'ss,,,'
flunnls 1stny-tarey- lIUslluug. =,
l'usstal s;al-ll,lstlt'nE, i. .o.s, s, t,u
Mild -isschnon''' !.
UmhrG-lsHHtlcy. =.
~ rltoy w. CINCINNATI. /:
Srtetai Nlst4.teh h 9ht Chicago Tribune.
ClSciSSAT' p; Aug, I'll s,1-it was M ysrltaalG' r. ,l'
aitS s1SS tes.' lt'' 'ws % t @ ete! LINE sS %"rS is a
trlbllt4a( u1tlt,Ily llln Wltps NlsIi!y, AI I'ui-
ce,. Smith particularly WAS ..iE.. Tho visit.
nrs battuA white mil l'nrccl! llarl nttsr
aila,!res were In,,issutl. whl4e keefo. was nj.
?;:':s'1 $&,I
EsaSa EiS,ts4 r;.rs1r' s@s,;11ei'si,,4, II. rtoy,o
ihtso s-,G!ue!hnaii. d Tr'y. II.
Three-lhlsn hit-t,Nntiur.
Left nn hlsus-CtneanIAtl, i; Trny,&.
F!rst bl*es tt' Gnlls-lieota.
!ra, ase on ssr,'r;sM;cs'an%t ]; Ts"y'
iSaiIs tali@I-Wiittu, III; Turpll. -; Kcefo, o.
Strikes etlrst-Whttu, 10; l'urI1li, =; ktcfe, ~
loulla riays-asiy. iy.S,ltll- ltlctly, cGpp-lttclly,
Ft'rkanll-IiItEn. -, co. i
.l'ltSHeaI tnils-ttnlHGrt.' go
Will! pltch-Whitr,
Tinle-4:ih.
un,pre-J. @. Chupman.
PInytEESEE VS., CLEVELAND.
6ptetal DtspateA IA Tho Ghteaea Tribune.
CLEyELASI,, o.. AnE. M.-.'rp-tlay's game
betWeen cleveland nIl pruylllenrt proved
Hi &l;isp Stetnrr ft1r tfin HX.Gumndf1laS. WtIn
uutpIayt.l thu lionie tcllin ut uyery la.int.
tiulilc was enltetl on nrcnlItlt 1T r1stll ut tlG
el,d 1t tlln first t,alf 0f tlle suyeltll lnl.Ag:
inHl1us- 50; :, IS / q I
proy!Loliuo.. 0. -
laIsTON vs.. ltuFFALu.
Special Nt.paith 10 The chteasa Tribune.
19UFFAl.O, N. y, Aug. 2..-tialnu wsls ctllctl
ut u!a e!ttl Df lllu susHnttl inhlng uu AteAllltt
VI thu disability Of tllu Duifal0 catcher by
, 1880-08-25

Tho Alnetto4n eall,uy III f'ltris IL smaller thnn
~ Any prositN!b tIne In twenty ytfurs. It casts
twasS ~ l!c'1 now u Iiyu ~ ltra us IN America
lurls prices IN imurtc.l, tThrru /. nnIh.tlv mnw
cnthimr IL Fraslce o1ccpt appIrrl, aad only purls
, 1880-08-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The crcatcst btSa.1ur over ofrerc,, ia
suffering humanity IL Arc,lh's Kumyss., In hys-
Eepsft 9nstrlfs. f.niscl Rontrnl' debility tn,,-
sumption. etG.. It acts lik4 r., charm. Distress,
their nIlrc. .Appntitp nntl strength return ns It
iy l',a4lc. KItnyHs s mt mctcnc; It "A fond
" " 'r .,' nl p!cns4in n;ik wlt ;ESprcsents
tnsy hHcssrt fnrtn. and nMhfnR eIso Il, rapidly
rnTFthcs tho h!ntn. TreHttscr IN, knmyas Fent
frtH ~ may MLtlrGss. 1irwnra, Uf ImltHtions.
Artn14 Kninyss T. hut. auld 10 tho trndc. Com
sitHrrs, supplied directly by A.. Arcuh. Chemist,
corner Mtftfsnn stFtgt n1.sl Fifth Nvenue.f .".
, 1880-08-25

C1ovr Pink L. the Na1ae = /.
Of tln new l,erf,,n.o .nycuted BY Atkinson, tho
1AInlnh lTrf1Itncr. md favored hy 5!ra.. Lang
giving power. y
, 1880-08-25

VIt"F151{IA V1C1T5NN3lr3.
GALVESTON, Tux, Aug .l.-l'asi!es frnm
tiIe Vest repurt That ViclnrIsl's Indians
whipped t;rIersnn, instead If ,eas Whipped,
n!lll ilrp 1luw IN AiuNit,.
, 1880-08-25

The rn1,ilc will beware ar n ffnutlti-
!rnf limitation us nol'tIina E1ectr!c s0nt nov hs.
!tu forced TN t!in market by misrepresentation
1t will ruin uflr c1ntheA wAshei With 1t. Insist
upUn h1vl1IX ihlfLi!1s' EGHttIe. -
, 1880-08-25


Antique and Modern Fur
niture representing various
historical periods, Bric-..-
brac, Paintings, statuary,
English Silverware, etc, etc.
III September IL. collection
Of Objects Or Art purchased
at The late sale Of Prince
De1nitl0fl ut SIN Dol,ato,
Florence, will be opened.
SYP1IER & CO.,
7:l1 BROADWAY, NEW York.
, 1880-08-25

:. Special ni.piish to 1hf Chteaga Tribune,
19UFFAl.O, n. T., Aug. 3t.-~tfallu Wsls cttllctl
ut tl!a e!tt! nf lu seventh lihlng ul. Acrnllltt
Vi thu disability Of tllu Dutful0 catcher By
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-08-20

covery of murder. In the Autumn
of 1878 Bermuda woman suddenly
disappeared. Her husband was sus-
pectcd of having caused her death
but, as no trace of the missing wo-
man could be found, there seemed
little probability that the crime
would he detected. A week after
the disappearance, however, Somer.
vile boatmen, looking out towards
the sea, were struck by observing in
the Long Bay Channel. the surface
of which was ruflled by a slight
breeze, long streak of calm such
as a cask Of oil usually ditfuses
around it when in water. The few
erish anxiety about the missing wo-
man suggested some strange con-
nect:on between this singular calm
End the mode of her disappearance;
and, the spot being found to remain,
several men visited the place in a
boat two or three days after it WAS
first noticed, aud dragged the bot
tom of the channel. The result was
the finding of the nearly heshless
skeleton, to which a heavy weight
was fastened. Some bits of clothing
proved the identity of the body.
The husband was fisherman, and
Long Bay Channel being a favorite
fishing ground, he calculated, truly
enough, that the fish would very
soon destroy all means of Identified
ton; but it never entered his head
that as they did so their ravages,
combined with the process of decom-
position, would set free the oily
matter which was to write the traces
of his crime on the surface of the
water. The husband was found
guilty and executed. Prof. Moseley
believes this case must be of unusual
interest to medical men.