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In a California church last Sunday while the
pastor reading tLe bDls. pistol u tie con-fega-
tDu went or and iu the confusion the dcacnus hi Win
the days contribution won't of aI-O The outraged
WoIshippers were a. last accounts n search ol that
hat There seems to uo 40 doubt that the hcahrn Ros
me u.-.H n-- L---- --- 1-c-.-- -----u LLa1--ILuL
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Special Notices

list Of tn prime pal Executive. Judicial Dr arim
anf officers the Taii STATES 800 I.i I 3
CNE AIN - A. for 1850 sold " al ~" -''ei' ID. e"'
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l1oIiticdl Notices.

xIth Assembly District Republican Association A reg
Mar meeting held at lO7 West a4thsL, March o,
isSO az p. m. CHAS. A. PEABODY. JR. President
JAS W. HAYES, Secretary,
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There ore no cats in Greenland. But they
have a native dog that howl hoe IN thc sldu OF
oeb berg, so the natives don't miss t'- rats
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hcdssrau shows ti CITY by tsahfs
Inc lne divisions " time Tor lf "a ngI
rrredirg stlqns
ivte dudnF those broken ct dotted ins fey1
a. t4i
81 . DQ4away.
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Disciples OF Christ,
CNt. 81 mean Broadway

G~tlst.. ue4I tf'dtNaf.
GOSPEL PREACHING iO-N lDH' -
b. the Rev JOSEPH BRADFORD GLEN II
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THEODORE THOMAS LIKELY 10 RESIGN

C1VcINyATG March 4.-The Committee of
fine Board OF Directors College OF Music have sent
their renlv to Theodore Thomas's letter demanding
TAIN changes I'm the management. Is contents not
t pnbtc but II Is understood that 1t does not
offer 10 comply fully with Mr. Thomas's wishes ne
said yesterday the answer was uhi1'ofaoio nc "o"
fgter-Nr. Thomas slys he has received letter from
thr apecinl committee eighteen pages Ia lengih. lie
saws he mas not yet carefully considered II, and
LII i've no statement OF It's tents. lie thinks, how
over that IL not favorable to NM ana
that there is little prospect Of a settlement.
H. nects to act decidedly tomorrow, and the chances
now are that he will speedily return to New-fork
THE CINCINNATI MUSICAL TROUBLES
Mon, The Cincinnati Commercial (Edi,oriaD.
The duaItcry sensation about the return OF
T,eodore Thomas 10 NewYOrk Is having another run.
The truth Mr Thomas has not resigned and does MOI
want TO leave us He Is. however proposing some
CHANCES 10 College OF Music, and touching ms suKBb
lions negotiations pending Mr.. George ara Nlch-
Ola saws IN interview elsewhere published thai the
Roard of Directors have certain matters under ADVISE.
rut hut That the Musical Control Of the College Is aud
has been IN hands OF Nr Th0mas 80 that there eau
hc no discussion about that Inls u perfectly fle as
FAR IA IL Roes IL true also tuat Mr. Thomas ana MI
Nichols are personal friends But there arc lew laeE
not ruly forth. Mr.. Thomas desires 70 De not only
musical director or the college hut DICTATOR OF us poiV
to 1--WE II character correspondents 10 MS ueal OF uat
such Institution; ana ne WOu4u prefer not
10 he humpered by excessive executive AGILITY aud mas
terry OF details III his associates 49, ,,,
Az we underst and the CASE Mr.. THOMAS SUBSTANTIALLY
mnkes "A demand that Musical COntfO snail Do some
thug more pervaslve, and business Management some
thing loss abs0rbing ara eomnanulhs IL nc oah CON
troll the College, he will stay. III he cannot, he VIII 10
But prefers To stay The nputatOn that ne is picking
a quarrel that he may get away IL upwlTranted. lie
thinks there Is remarkable opportunity here ana has
biah hopes OF improving He feels that he cannot
afford 10 be subOrdnated TO the business management
Of the College and that II he remains I'm II he should DE
able TO infuse into his spirit aud purpose. Gen
era Cox and General GOshOrn have been giving paICu
lar attention to this important subject aud expect TO DC
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CONVENTION OF STARCH MANUFACTURERS.
CMcNNATI, March An response TO call,
cgiccn Of the twenty-five leading starch manlIactur
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reIBrVF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-09-11

1'cndleton James l.. Abbey, Thomas 6. 1soyd,
1atnrs y. Init. ,1ntnes q. Hamilton. William g.
Kinney. It IL believed t1at they nro divided
betwccn Wh,tc. linwes and AtirIch
Tho 'ftfrti district. with two ttrtcgntcs. wns
cIrrttsl fur white; tho fGmrth. with four, for
:. Thu impTcssinn ~ tint tho delegation 10 tho
Congressional Convention. ak tn number. will
WhItc. Shih,'sl. hnwnvnr, Mr.. IInwcs nnnn,ncc
hftnt"if m n candidate this morning ho would
not bo without frctnlA In tho ttecgnt1on
5 LAKE.
The Republicans uf tho T0wn Of LIKE held 4
lntettx lHst eveninR nt tho Headquarters AZ tho
EttHlewtaH! t}ar!inatl nr,sl Arthur Club. m Went
wnrth nrn'o for tho tltirnt,so " selecting cl-
slonn1 nhd HatsntnrEal Conventions. 4 committee
OF tisG wins appointed to teIrot icIcGatsa. which
..1hhn ffoIiglt. ltnph isIcs,rr, j. O. t)cliftfson;
tnnxrGs+flnl Dc1cHai"s-tnl. j, il. Foster, V. +.
Cnry. t''!hse rhotnus, X. GnrnwcLl. Tho Cungrcs-
posed to fnEur Attlrct1.
, 1880-09-11

Ditpafth to 81. L0aLs Gfobs. Democrat.
LITTLE ItocK, Ark. Sept. p-Although three
days have pAseed since tho election in Arkansas.
we know less about tho result than VIC do about
Vermont. Sufficient returns have been received
however, TO intllonte tho defeat Of tho Fishback
constitutional amendment by from 10000 to
3otM0 majority. Thanks to tho Republicans who
voted aoltdly agninst the measure, our State Is
eI'arcd tho stain IT rcpudinuon. The Demo-
cratic statc tsckot Is elected By a majority Of
40,Uo0. As tho returns cotna In tho usual nun.
bcr of Drnocr7.tc frauds and outraRcs nro re.
ported. In tho Counties OF WHnlrutf, Conway,
licmpstcHd. LaEayeete, Cruwf0rtl, and others,
tho returns hnyo been Jugglcl so AS to tcfoat
tho Republican candidates for cotlnty officers
md count In tho Dptnocrata. III Ouuchlta Coun-
~ tho DunocrAts stole the ballot-boxcs Of
Lafayette nnl Llberty Townships. which nro
largely Republican,, titus carrying TINT county.
In tba county tFlDlAakU tho returns nrG utl III,
and tho cAnynas Of tho vote commenced ttI-.lHy.
Tho 0t.tiro Ncpubtlcun Ticket hcll.led by Col.
Oliver, c,i1uItlute for Sheriff, Is elected hy ma.
JoritlcS rnttHing from :sN to co., but, n0tTlth-
stumbling this, tho Democrats still claim tho
county. and Intend. II possible. to dcfeat thu lie-
publican candidates by throwing nut Republican
UrecEHcta and counting nnly such M will elect
their candidates. There hfo Il few fair-fnndvd
Democrats hcTo whu t!cnnand fair deal. bllt. ls
tho Cnn.assng 1nard is tho Sumo which counted
out tho Republican ticket In 1870 and 18TH, 1te-
plIicAns hArc nn confidence in the assertion
that q fair count will no made.
, 1880-09-11

8pktIdG UHPdstA 10 1h6 GA2tago 1F36IHe.
LAEsiS0, Mich. Sept. 1h.-The Hon. John 8.
Tnokcr, Of this city, was rcnonlinntcd by acclA-
nation nt tho etMtn Senatorial Convention for
tho Sixteenth District, held at OyId yesterday,
Tho speech made by TINT prince Of blather-
sixties, Col, Messmoro. hore about Two weeks aga,
SO t!sEuatcd thu Democrats, aud tho splendid
offpct which thu eloquent speech Of 0cn. Pack
ard produced on Republicans, 50 alhrn,el thou
that tho Bourbons have been on tho ragged
eiYo over since, Feeling tho necessity
OF couutornot!l!g the unfay0rnbo effect Ut
thu Two speeehes. they hnvc, hfter oxtelsivc-
III advertising and much Individual effort,
succeeded In lttrnettnY quito IArge AssenltlaRG
to tho Opcta-tf0uaG tH. night to listen to Col. W.
II. wilkins, Of Dctrnit, who Ia rcalfn1 Il very
heavy and pute sch0llriy cssay on tho poltt-
icul situation rs hn sees i. Tho lntl1r nf tho
ljeuuurAtfp 0tl!ca.aepkers think that changeuf
Administration u not only IusirRbl1 Ehutss neccs-
sary.
, 1880-09-11
An oid-FashIoned Batting and
MuffIng Game at Cieve.
land,
In Which, by Hitting at the Right
Time, Chicago Was Stlc-
CcSsillt.
Cincinnati Kicks Up Rumpus at Buf.
falo and Forfeits a Game.
4 Young Lady Rides Twenty Miles In
Fifty Minutes nj Minneapolis.
Alleged Fraud and Foul Play in tho 3d.
Called 0'Lcary Test Raoo.
J.ASE-I3ALL.
CHiCAtltJ W. CLEVELAND.

15ASE-BA1LI.
cn,cAuu W.. CLEVELAND.
sPtstai D4patea 10 Tnx Ch,euy, Trlbant.
CLEvKtASi o.. gcpt. i0.-Thc Rnun to-day
wns ono uf the old fashioned kind, heavy nnt-
ting nt1d rnu..,Ig hc,tg thr inain feature soven
hundred difgtlssel spectators hch3 t1ow, tho
.bctctlrs nnst chccted cact, un!ucky plug. At
t!rs. tho contest seemed more Iiku pructIco
tnnlct, tho visitors humping the pitching ut
Gardner, WIN wns NJ, In 10 relieve Mccormick,
nil pysr tim ,tull. ant t},a hmm ninc chu.ei thc
"sln9 snheFa IN every dlfect'nf'' NOW and tacn
each side settled tlnwn to busincss nnd ftlne t,no
stops and cAtghca wprc mudn. Err,rs and bRso
hi. ,rr+, trnnI.. bi,.i1oJ i,,t +to f,tI,n. ,rort
Sns,,nn,, T., ,: .t,,s'a 49,. s.. "t.c
~ !uf1u!''lto III nancnnS tno.s nnh' Mh'o 1hoao OIL
clt'c'ana "cre fcattefeu. LUG fls!tdf5 *cro tlrat
t0 but. nnsl scored Ilvv runs osi two B!nKles by
, 1880-09-11
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Trumbul1 Hippodrome Makes
a Stand at Galena,
And the Democratic Candidate for Gov.
crnor Indu1gcs In Speech.
Political Meetings In Illinois, Iowa, and
Other States.
ILLINOIS.



8pftfdl Disraleh ia Tht Chtedeo Tribune
EtniN. ILL.,, Sept. t0.-Twcnty delegates 10 Tho
ncrn,cratic County Convention wero elected Ae
the ElRin rrlmnr5 tu-.tny. They nre inatr,ietet
for u. L. Nalnney for stasu's-Attur.,ey and Phil
Rchlchlpr far Sheriff. Tho County Convention
will bo held next Wednesday,.
Special Utspa'eh to The Chdenon Tribune.
SpRtSGrIEt+n, Ill.,. Sept. 10.-Tho irish Neput,-
licnn Club 1T this city Is steadily !ncrcas!ng ts
membership, and will hold its rss public tneet-
nT r,;, tf.morFw O., eysn,nE The prnepn! speaker
uf lilo frish Naiionaiisi III Louisville, Ey. '
Tho lion. James MeCartney. Republican can.
t" Ivy 1877 Sey 70 re III 70 y se IKE ~ ef
!;, ;Sn;; aext +. %e'ss.sy: % II; MsSs5tsey q: =
.l a'a rcnnrtss - tht u cac! ore tho Republicans
CMSTos. ILL.,. Sept. 1o.--T,- night p.w. Wilcox,
iinust- l Republican spot:ches crcr heart IN Do
Will, WILL ,uui!ty y % yery large and enthusiastic
m @ stai tx as94e y 4ht TSsu<
,0ALESA. H., Sept. 1o-Tho .hErnodrome ar.
II Turner Hall this evening with ex-senator
l'r,i'nhul "a tho chief attraction. supported by
q Feorta. Tha prssrs,n was ,; TIC anne presented
In other parts Ut tho Static, and utterly failed 10
nfouso tho spectators LtitU unythnE like onth,t-
stasr,: Tl,e Inst TIM ytt,r correspondent hcnrd
Trtlntn Ercak before hie nnlttcns apostHsy wns
in 1901. Then he charged tho Denl,crHcy In
tho 1nsst scnthfng rnunner with being s,leiy re-
epor'slblo for tho commencement and pro1nngn-
tt0n OF tho War. md culoRzed tho Republicans
fur thelr patriotism and uncrrin1 loyalty. tn.
night thg buEstcn nT his Epecch wlls TINT tho
Democrats bud put duwn tho War. and That tho
Republicans now were M butter than tho Rebcls
werc In 1ail. The mpcting wns largely nttendetl.
md NtnnfIH the niltitcnGo were many Republic
ms whn were nttr,tct,al to The hall by il curl
ossty to SEQ tho hppolrolnc. During tho foro
part nf the evening tho I[ancocx Club mado a
crcdltnble torrhlight display.
SptelAt fAspatth 10 The Chfed9o Ttbtnt.
NATION. ILL.,, Sept. lU-f.ast night ono Of tho
must slccGssfHf ard enthusiastic Republican
meetings wns held here. Tho 1nrEest hall In the
city WIS tt,o small by one half. Tho flon J. q.
EnnnOn held tho large audience speflbounI for
two hours.
Spsetat ntspateh to 7ht Chicago 7rtbuns.
Srn1S0FlEi.E, ILL.,. Sept. 10-Thc Republican
party Of HnhKatn0n County wI1l be relieved of n
burden next week. Henry Hcblnnne, publisher
Of tho StHats lIF1cAc!Ajt1tt, Ucrman weekly,
announces that TIC will rim up tho Democratic
Hug. Schtnnge Is without nblty or newspaper
experience, MD has mover been nhle to mAke his
paper a SUCCESS. Ills ftcn is that tho party
which ho supports SHOULD keep bis pupor atluat.
Ills price WA $iD0 ami thu Republicans declined
10 Invest In that 1nauncr.
, 1880-09-11


Tho following clrc,,ar was put upou tho streets
OF, tho North Slide yesterday cvonlng:
ny n' ihs if',"'1.i!cnns of the Efyhtetnth Hatd:
The HIM. Il. r. Whsl,|!urno hna declared that ho
huri,1 s'elcxnta ticket hcr,'in attached would
~ I tho wnrst ,nt otIng lnat Thu.raIay cvtiit,g
l1ud It not beo:, hruken up. This s.,Du.l stinl.
late ~ ho,'est md pltr!t.lc Republicans q ~
rritnnrr. by nrRu innjnrily. ii yn,, t!cAlrc It's
yti0l' wy must hn ut tho polls at Turner Hull,
III. shnrr. fuI will nltu scr th,it uvcry scp,lI.
lcalh vHivr tlsat ynn know In tho ward votes.
T!erc r. VII M ..i,e ytss @ ,han tin,e, and II you
G. e. Il. i. con%is. csa'so'
Anr1AH KEITH,
CHAH,.Es AnNpr,
~, Eighteenth Wnrd Wushhur1io Committee.
Eghtcenth Wat! Republican Primary Ticket:
F,r G.'s'yr'ss-Thc lieu: Il. u. WRshlurnc.
fnr ngYleRa1cst Third Congressional District
~, A''So4s' ;ss a,. rn,t.r ExnEas =.
AntJAH KEITH, WILLIAM FLsrO,
.!ACtln 1IDSER GEOttnE II. CLARK,
!. u: I.nnus, liE*ItY n: MANN,
A. BAUEn, LOUIS o'NsILt.
LAKE COUNTY.
Tho Third Congressional District pritnnracs In
tho County of Lake were held yestarlny ovnn.
tng. This yenr the towns elect tdclceates sepa-
Convention. Tl,cro being, therefore, ilftcrn
casily rs under tho old system. WnukcHan
elected fnt'r Barber ,lrcKatcs,-n result which
wns expected, inasnlc'l us ns secured nh nppro-
iicld. Sir. ". y. IserriMgtol,. who Is in fnyor
Or Mr. G. H.: ft.rweiI,, was succcssfn!,
aver tho Hnrl,rr candidate. Mr. FnrwrIl
also cnrred Shields, electing his tclngats. WILL
iusn A1GrItigG Wht, received II unanimous yoto
ut Tho lrr,.st PRIMARY pvcr holl there.
Tho township primaries FOR Lake Cnunty, for
tho election Of sletGyAtra 10 tho Third district
Congressional delegation, were held yesterday.
Full returnB from nil townships glvo Wash-
burun, /; Farwcll, =; Harber, ii.
EVANSTON,
An informal meeting Of tic Republicans who
we'll for Coslxrcss WIS held ThlrstiRy cvcniug,
md tho following gentlemen will be put hcfuro
tue primary tn-nght: y. Il. dewey, ainx IIah.,
J. J. Parkhurst, T. y. Payne. Louis kistlcr-
, 1880-09-11

Wm r,r1 Pan aa tne ser n. ~ c ~ ,e br.
ffI TGc cpI.oto wb,c, VII. r nj, ott,,. Tho mo,t In.
eratI s cn.t snat n rs" .fs of n ysty Tenn, n
,IGsna Nss sSS'isae L.; e tho 5 s5Sd ~ tsa' hs *ssns
iitltai, fa!th. ito very escI,tsfy o. cs'!,- r.
f so n"r @ w e% s1he1 If: ,ots d9s @ n, s r nsr
"ar ne ng'x KhSkH ID. 'onsoH sxf whS t9s
!!nti'ria!ciy II! inixc'i np; Sherwood; ssferr,a9 e
e nyia nn aS y,t Gse y, ' y,e4s y , cSsH4 ss
gS't lick III Jim II, jy"y ttyIs ny chnrxit,e shat
vimI1tw Wiz ihc otiic ~ ~ ,n,,t hru, nr,1
s. rcii'arkinK tn tic saI s!IorvsM that his imc
aan III VT " ns pr9r e SIr 1nstr bs,.
i;on aif. ;Irnwtlct ot shsrwo.as voicu i,y i,oi"y
ts5 tao ny. % @ os a s =
n c%tse, '1 nFnii,st shcrwaa,, wI,, despa!rir W vt
It'll, % frc. nsnr in'o;scs =" " ,sSin Guno ,,rn
WIFI a. al i't sl,o oso ,a,k obot rocattnp md II.
fs tsro rtr otns En-, y" ,ha. 4 y ss d
tak oi e o"n,e.t % ony ssryes 10 ' conr tho 1s
''atu u 'A' ',a.s'as.as. n,.s ~. =, ,
IMk 1"ELs7H WARD
IT IIstiH i imsssn ~ TIT s.nopn!y. Ineto W..
thoro .was scarcely ~ prcccptiic aaht. ;ti;i.
snS Ws. EDs Ffe Feo% Mr n 5 t&SSs &Ss in v4o te
@ s,d a ras me nr axs t'xs, n Won y fr to
aiitl tho Ticket Mnrinu W,nstnTis ,,nl1,s III rits
hca yes s1fn ,Thts pancr: ut ', ,awnraI Il t,o Ia
vas cai,Itepfett + n to tIcj,'.a mix ' ,tskct
with tho nnino of ocSrse r. basls Vi tho hostl.
i.n,,eah ''asso =. a.. as'o -
, 1880-09-11
CORRESPONDENCE,
GAIT. WHITE AND uACkEIa.

~ tHf fAltGF o. lH6 tntC1fD ty11uH*s
Eirst t.rvr,,ssIr,,.t n.t.t1. sh,,,d ,,'.S.S..anS
~ .r,,a,,. ,'a.s,... ..' a""" M osae
action In regard to tuolr s,cxt Congressman. Tho
district ia unty certnIr when II you'd cantilutu Is
nnfnot,.1 mn, .,.n, tt,o,, -" INV ho i,etor oa
.@.'f sA''1 s'e'' - aas't w .a"J w ''"s'n' "s'
WhItv is making a very earnest aud ctroctlyo
rnnvnss md tP rho In, r,nn tntc mn tutcyrst
hu viii succeed. ii" Is a Uovor,l,nons uierk,
In oi.nrgu, OF tho null scrvico, al,1 In snltf
1T bta emnInyera liz haa neyrr nolI nv fx,iIr-
icat position In Couk County Or cscwherG, is Yar
~ kM!w'it hnt h.!a not displayed nny particular
hns.ig M " p.io slloaxer Gr Wrltef; ~ uihy
It Il aid hus on W. vii hitiHn nat Il H. cn,,
Impossible to sSo il or cvon inln nenD il Il IhcFO
Tho district cannot nlfOrl In tnis Presidential
contest s,e,n 70 .Ie oxper!Mcnt ana tako up
+" xpnws xous,thHa m,t ,n ,t.,n, ecpwi,.n
X mil. may pU Il suui clerk anI ii very noor
nrtai,t cgiatntlyu t,cc' rher., viii Du GouI,ty
LVn,,,sst,nrr ectud Irurn his tliAtrrt This fnli:
lot hl rtit, for that, a,lti SHOW tho puillu hs
so.cttnx to say 1t',,;t tl.rir t1nxt Gunuressan.
brns 1es y S 'n't.k sse o 1o nSstGGs Gsrk @ H. G
9IsS a p 81 S 4 1ha Sr,6 Wr % a.S | SD ss1E; r
Wvttl, intuliIvrt,.:g, f,r huIestyF ltrEtups they
seckur fur ttu Aniurinnt,u ojjcs. McUrnii, Il a
clerk In tho rust. ijt,co. and ia mid nllOut
fjtsW a yslr. bt,t. nnt,yttbst tandjnr. baa sncn
htst sprlux Iiuyute d iarUu uortlats Of bls tinIo
10 polltios iusicn.l Of uait n,itiur. i d. not
ssSs INV W. nan 1S cai, tn nafi i%rnu saury ~ fo1 r.
little wurk. '' ~''@' '~ e'''N " '"' '""'' w.
Nav IA tiifa not II vcrv utca crowd IN annnort
a'a ~ !bx isst tss Ss8 y AZ P9se %Gat
b @ viii 1re ss1pts teb 9 taaS h5
, 1880-09-11
DICYCLING,

8psetal Dsspateh to gAs chicago Tribune.
pETuolT, Mich, Sept. lQ-0n tho 18th Inst
about twenty members Of tho Detroit nIcyc1s
Club will Htart OH faus-Iuys' r,ln through tan
nda. llulfplo via Niagara being tho objective
point. The ratio Of srocd contemplated will b0
trum nifty to sixty miles q day. several utunl~
bcrx Of tho lAlnt!9n tt}nt.} Club will 1oln the
party, And invitations layo been extended 10
btcyeists 9rotu uIl other stAtca who arc coming
tn compete In Tho tournament during thu Stute-
Futr nuxt Tuesday and Wednesday,.
, 1880-09-11
KANSAS,

TT. Louis, No., Sept. l0.-Tho Democrats ot
tho Sccond District of KnnsaB hayo nominated
l.. +. 0recn for ConRrcss. Green has also boon
nominated by the 0reonbackcrs. Tho Dotno-
crntc Committee Of tho First District Of Kan
sae has substituted Z. 9. burns in place Of
Iumltuson, declined.
, 1880-09-11

THE TURF.
1fuNNt+ktN]t 10

6ptetal nt.paseh tn Tht Ehleago Tribune.
HT. PAUL, Min,l.. Sept. 10.-At tho Minneapolis
FMlr.0rotIilsis tu.iny tito racing events wurn OF
much more ii,torest and moro exciting than
1htIsa Of nny previous day Of tho fnir Tho prt,-
vrAm consisted Df races between the horses of
tho 2:40 and tho 2:aa{ clnsscs, together with a
twonty.nIlte raco hotwecn Miss Cuok, OF Call
fornla, and Miss pnnneo, nf Colorado, All af
thcso cycnta occurred without unythluE to tna-
torially tntcrtorc. Tho twcnty-1niiv ruce was
witnessed hy e0,G0 people, md was Il
most exciting cvcut. Sumo dozon thorough
brad horses wcrc iisest, md the
twcnty-milo rnco was ridden III tlf.y
minutes. bliss Cook won BY a lItto more than
two miles. Twice during tho rnco Miss ranneo
met with an accldent. Once hor sa.ldlo got
loose aud slid around and once horhorso sulkes
and would not co. hut fur this tho face would
havo been exceedingly close.
IN THE ::40 RACE
tho ontrios wore Myrtle, Sheldon, George r..
Highland Soul, Trouiatour, nnsl lIalter. In tho
tlrat heat Highland led uroCud tho tur,,, when
George X. rushed Into tho lead aud kept II 10
tho wire. but rs he ran goost ticnl MI the back
strotch tho heat was given to the second horso,
Sheldon,
In tho scconti heat Sheldon managed by good
work to kecp tho lead 10 tho ruartor polo. With
QcnrKc X; sccant, Troubatiour third, as,i 6rnl
t tHrth: On On tho 6olacstretch siyrtle bcKan tn
finally won the heat by two lGnKths In 2:JJat.
Ivory bad xlart, with .frnabad1l,r III tho lend,
aenrKc Is. secoltl, aud Khctdnn third. at rho
lead from :rrn6.f!our. and thouRl orow.le.l hartl
by tho luttor tulk tho hcnt 1T :;i|
In tho fourth beat Myrtlo tUok tho lead ut
r'und to thu ha1ncstroseh, when Trolhululir
cAmc up md llnalIy p.tsstt ullur thG wire, vim
ming tho HEAT 1T .:j1S.
ii. thv fittil iloat blyrtle took tho loud at tho
slart aud kept It. nll tho way reHnh though
puEhcA tMrtl by Highland Seal. Thu beat Waa
won by heE In .Jl, nsid with 1t the race.
Summary.
, 1880-09-11
NEW YORK,

oswEoo, Sept. l0.--Tho Republican, Of tho
Twcniy.fuaIrth District hnvo rcIloulnatcd Jo-
8cph Mason Tor Congress.
, 1880-09-11

IL " As
Epee<af Dfrnafeh ia TAs f.ht<den Jf{buut

Special Dtspateh to 1As Chicago Irtbunt.
BURLINGTON, ill.,, Sept. 10,-fIcnry ClRy Dean
mud John +. Irish addressed d Democratic mcot-
Ing at Union tlal. thls city, this ovon'ug. Thvrc
was fnir audience, but not unca1ntortahly
large. Ihoro wns nothing now IN 1nythiig
Mo6llisg foraud ito biirdoi, Vi both speeches.
, 1880-09-11
MILWAUKEE, JEslIITs.

sfitwAuKEE, Wis. Sept. 10.-commcnc!ug to.
raorrow, anti continuing through four days, tho
Icsufts Of this city will conduct elaborate juit.
leo services III celebration OF tho twcnty.tlfth
anniversary Of tho establishment Of their branch
Of tho lkon1hn Catholic Church In Milwaukee,
The Society hna grown greatly In wealth and
Numbers since Its organization in tho city aud
IT, Menbcrship llst. though, Its province hns
neen M nnco divided. now numbers l.501. n9Atnst
!ee time there will tn tlnily services Of hi9h
rats; serInon; etc.. and at tho conclusion. noxt
Iuctuay evening thcrc will te glvan IN clnbo-
st. Gali'a Church. "s
, 1880-09-11

Lou1sv1LLB, KY. Sept 10.-Tho Republicans
nt the Third District Illuminated II. 4. clipper, OF
Monroe County, tor congress.
, 1880-09-11

L,T1Is Rock. Sept. l0.-Elcctlon returns arc
coming h, rapidly, but do not vary tho results
indicated hpEpiGf1Eg.
, 1880-09-11
Col. George r. Davis Secures d
Majority of the Delegates.
Tho Lake County Primaries Believed
to Favor Mr.. G. B. FarWell.
The Washburno Men Rnllylng for Big
Fight In tho Eighteenth Ward.
tspt, White Unable to Garry His Own
Town-Tho County Convention.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL,

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL.
cnI. pAvtR Will. nE NOMINATED.
Tho primary meetings In tho eight wnrtls COM,
,o,tnr tho Second Congressional District woro
hcld Yesterday afternoon, and tho Convention to
romlnatc n candidate for Congress will mcot
thIs morning ut 10 o'clock at No. 431 West Madl-
son e,rcct. Tho result Of tho primaries wis a
,in,ory far Col. George X. Davis, tho present
mcmbcr, vim secured forty eight out Of tho
rrcnty delegates. There ID n possibility OF q
contest In tho Hoventt Wnrtt. which hns six del
srntcs, hut even II they wcrp nscatch the result
voutd not 10 changed. Tic Thirteenth and
rnurtocnth Wards wero carried by Mr..
Mason, and the Tenth Ia antt-Dnvis. All tho
others wcro carried With but little difficulty. and
Ia so.n0 cases with tnuc nrl spfrttless cotlteste
bY col. Davis In the Eloventh-hik own wartl-
Wl!Iar,1 Woodanl wns badly defeated. Tho re-
,uls In detail Is us follows:
There Eas lively Ting at ,Jt, tho !s9.t acve9th
ss which Is IL I.lst t1s bonrs o ct tS t1ss
a'cloek deet IsanF Of about 200 young mcn md
bays, led by yoitng street. enr conductor nance!
aFnm u ans X har psns and nd shovi1s "S aac il AT al.
tao polllng.placo. ecsnrul ahc-bod!ed police
f o9ei Tfsn cy IL sod o 10 sswar f
pcrting the crtW, thc tnn j0rftynf Tho RMnX be!l,E
bnoSrn's Aeot thts tine Mr, Charles s woo
bro.ish tho crowd for tho voters. Yo,n9 lteart,9,
;sfe bo e,e e eye e. III Tho a valiant @ e"unty oe srE
aIcd to the on.sk,r!s Of THO crowd, ha'i his liz
]utcsi optic swathed In bel'slaRcs ut nclRhbor-
narlon wns not nrrcated. Thla was tho only
serious nttrayy of tho tay, though thoFo was any
n11p's Tao window WV was shrt down precisely at
o'clock, aud tho Judges went to. wtlrk