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LITERATURE AND ART.
A Year OF Wreck-Experi-
ence Of a Northern Cot
ton-Planter.
Historical Studios Of Church.
Building in tho Mid
dlc Ages.
Notes on New Books-Legal
Works - History Of
Philosophy.
The Four Gospels Magazines Books
Rooeived-Literary and
Art Notes.
LITERATURE.



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NIT, n aN4At 'f Nf.cN' -
Lm.s ~ p1aeIy y ''a.s,e VI pe'so'"a .,s. eA.
perlemce. 4nese Is u" p,e.el'so NIL 1l soss'
no attG,npt Mt iovel-wrlt'its. There IS no
fiction 1T IT, except. perhaps, in tho int1scs OF
penplo or placcs. II Is detailed account Of
,,.i, ". rns ,',' ,wa ,,.s ~, ,".,t as,,t",,
aout'l sooh n!tcr me war aila 70 pis'nt eouoh
a''t make living there+ ne alsresses sefy
often to ntcrpose comments Oil tic condition
i,iros na tn ,im ncrrssorv rc,nc,jtrs' TIc.o
'Uc's ~ W NY necessary !euHeu,cs' tmeso ,t
algfesstons Will 10 "ereea 10 ony somo anu Misa-
grrcd to BY others. Hut thero Is no bitter
liz is liberal nuI phtlosopi,ic. altogether loo
,.,,.,, ", a,' ,i,a @ ILL.,, Of liz ,,sa,"i ns,p,
t"as' ~ n ~ u't -. 's uaI. ~;
el'ce. ihere ars points Of sli'ilarlty ne.
tween 1t nnd Judge Tonrgec's works, but 1t
differs materially III its conclusions, This
,vr,tcr ty f.r lace ,1can,nJ,n,, snr ,,"r. co,,f.
",,,t T. IL ~ h"rie u. s.' ~, .",j "r norss',,,,
aeht. u IL pook 70 10 !eAa earciaily
BY those who think "expcricnces"
llnye been invented iii order to DO
uMu." ,. a1i,o.,au s ~ II - a., ma.., , ...a,'
ity, for Which, however, tliero inny be good
and sufficient reasUns. ~ Fools Errand"
attained It's popularity willie Its author was
unknown, And. nlthou1h "a Ym,r Of
,u.".,, y t. nv ~, o,""rf,t - ,,,o,e ,i,ns ~
; NtecK ~ 1os so po"er.1l ',,.,, oooH' aoes mot
apneal so earnestly or directly to our syn.-
Imtfiies, Or scrh to arouse so much uni
mostly ur Indignation as IA Foots Errnl,d''
mr. - l'r,ri,s Wiil,nut strnv III nat M dro.
'lat!c III e'1ecs or SO tlsolllnc'-s IL . nook
worth reading, a sufficiently interesting to
repay pcrusnl.
In brief tho writer of the book md ono or
WV "ssoclt'ea nsuteo out on p1pel a'l i!ll-
ntense profit sure to come tn them fronl tho
purchase Of Mississippi plantation, and tho
raising of cotton. Abandoning their North
t,,na.,. a. .''''! !,cs' tAcy ,e..u 'l"J
thousands OF tl0l'ats III what appeared
to be magnificent plantation, needing
Only capllal to develop its neglected
rro", ,e st., - ,+ "sIU , ~, ",,s ~" M ont aru'
M i'"hl ."e ssat!, not on!s Ny nwner VI aRen1'
hut BY every one OF whom they Inattc lnqutr-
les. All necessary purchases wera charged
rcr,,ar % r","i ~ ,,rc,s rontr"ta % W. ,varo apn,a. H.,
aa,, a'nt", .s .,,a', '~a a, m.aH ''.a's
a" ss'y " votc'' t anu 'ney were aafca 10 NJ"
cnticcd away; smallpox and malaria played
sad havoc with their hands. Ono Of tho
,,or,,,nrs 1,,a,t 1T"rt,rs WAN ,,nr,ot,atn1
ip'','!,! p".u,aa "'su' nluiue'a Me,e Pc'pett"le't
he vaRsrs ss stsci IMs sehsyops ~ sose boys GWEN
u~ Ses of he ~ ,e .ser
OF the bonk, in fact, WINS beaten nearly to
party to which lle ws.s invited. merely b,.-
cai.su lo was q "Ynnkee'- '-btfng Il ilcro
child. About twenty brayg Souther,crs sur
Ill., %rtsr @ 'fa Sase & .'Ss Ss9"r S as aseee sd
, 1880-10-16

Ne !tlltnuGu lhSt WQCK 10 ACKNOWLEDGE
the receipt Ut ono OF the Standard Surles, et,-
Titled "John P!oughman's Pictures" The
types took n dramatic turn ind made 1t
"John Drougham's Picture" by G. II. Spur
gcon! IT Is unnecessary to say that tho ccla-
bratcd English divine has not beon cMlt!vat-
lng the tins arts 0rpruachlng sermon on tho
deceased comedian.
IA Sailors Sweetheart" Ia short,
spirited tnlo Of sea life, Its nutilor IL sailor
who knows whit he ~ talking about, alltl 80
does nut purputrase tho horrible mistakes
Will. whlcl, tho majority Of books OF this kind
INSERTS that eyory Incident In 1t Is absolutely
devotion OF tIGlcn IYtlsMnls, the fou!mlertng
of tho ship, tho water-logged brig, and tho
final escape from tho isant!, nre not pigments
from MI. Russeil's brain, but fact which Is
indeed "strangcr than lction." For many,
sea stories hnye peculiar fascination. They
will find "a Sal'or's Sweetheart" ono Of
the best Of It's kind. Although rather tecl,-
nical In some "details. and stratnlng q little to
work In so,l,e nauticA! expressions, tho IT.
tcrcst Is well maintained nnil the story Itself
well worth reading.
Tho history of'she conquest OF Maxtco. Of
tho reign and death OF Aontezuma, Of the
adventures OF Cortez, aud OF tho marvellous
civilization OF the Aztecs reads likn romance.
l'1escott'a "Conqueat OF Mexico u IL ono OF
tho most fascinating OF histories. A{r.
EReleston. assisted by Lille Egeleston
sce!ye, llas prepared for tho "Famous
American lndlAns" series condensed
account OF the life of the Aztec
EnlHrnr AMI OF the conquest of hts Kingdom
by the spanish adventArur: 4 book 0u aucl!
how to please could not fatl to be OF value to
young leoplo. It gives all tha sAliont fncts,
, 1880-09-12
FRANCE.

PAK1s, Sept. 1.-THE libel action by Col.
Yung, Of the War Office, accused by II.
Woestyne, Of the Gaulots, of communicating
documents to the German Government, has
commenced. II. Woestyne has subpnnaed
Gen. Farre, Minister Of War, Gen. De Cissy,
ex-Mfnister Of War, Marshal MacMahon, and
Mme- Yung. The Radicals declare the ac-
cusation originates in political Spite
AGAINST DE FREYC1NET
LONDON, Sept. ia Paris dispatch says:
IN. Deyes has called special meeting Of
the Republicans OF the Left. A formidable
assault on Premier de Freycinet Is organ
lied" . - - 49,. =
EXTRAORDINARY CABINET COUNCIL
PARIS, Sept. ia Cabinet Council under
the Presidency Of President Grevy has been
summoned by De Freycinet for the 18th inst.
to decide on the course to be pursued re-
gardfng the non-autho1ized religious con-
fraternltfes.
4 DISAGREEMENT.
PARIS, Sept. lin. Deves has refused to
convoke the groups Of the Left to protest
against the policy of the Ministry. He says:
= When the Chamber meets it will pass judg-
ment on the acts Of the Ministry. Until then
We must restrict ourselves to expressing in
diyidual Opinions.''
, 1880-09-12

LONDON, Sept. ia letter from Gladstone
is published expressing his hearty gratitude
to all, at home and abroad. who manifested
sympathy for him in his recent Illness.
sEAuAM.
The Government Inspector has officially
announced his conclusion that the number
Of the dead at Seaham is close upon 185.
THE IMPERIAL BANK OF GERMANY.
This weeks Economist, commenting On
the position OF the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many, says: "Whi1e we hardly think Ger
many would improve her position by revert
ing to the double standard, it is clear that un-
of trade in its favor, the Reichsbank will
find it very difficult to preserve the convert
ibility of Its notes, meet its obiigntions In
cash, and maintain sufficient specie re-
serve"
, 1880-09-12
GEN.: GRANT.


Good Republican Doctrine.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago THbtsns-
NEW YORK, Sept. u.-Gen. Arthur re-
ceiyed letter FROM Gen. Grant few days
since which contains the following:
Whom go East do not Want to return here
until next spring except one day, the I'd Of No
yember, TO cast a vote for Garfield and Arthur,
and would not prefer to break up 50
soon. hope you may have 8
rousing meeting that may awaken the people to
the importance of keeping the control Of the
Government In the hands Of the Republican
party until we can have two National parties,
every member Of which can cast his
ballot as Judgment dictates, without fear Of
molestation OF ostracisn, and have It honestly
countedparties net differing IN opinion naa as to to
secure the greatest good to the greatest num-
ber Of its citizens. Sincerely believing TINT
the Democratic party as now constituted
is not fit party to trust with the control of the
General Government, I believe It to the inter
est Of oil sections, South us we'll AS North, that
the Republican party should succeed in NoEcm-
hnr.
, 1880-09-12
CRIMINAL CALENDAR

speeto1 Dispatch to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, H., Sept. ia number Of
burglaries have been committed here within
a few days, evidently the work Of an organ
lied gang. Two private residences and q
grocery store have been entered and goods,
money, and jewels to tbs amount OF 500
taken.
Special Correspondence Of 1as Chicago Tribune.
LAFA YErrE, Ind, Sept. .10.-This morn
ing, at an early hour, Fred Eberhart was
aroused from his peaceful slumbers by feel
ing hand pass beneath the mattress Of his
bed. The moment he showed signs of con
sciousDess, a man with q mask over his face
whispered in his ear that his life depended
on his silence. Eberhart had time to see
that there were two masked men In
his room, and then he gave one
wtoop that would have done credit to an In
dian brave This aWoke his son, who took
in the situation at glance, and he let fly a
stick OF wood at the intruders. At this Qne
Of the maskers drew pistol, and. leveliI it
at Ebernart, fred once, butdid not aim right.
The scoundrels then beat a hasty retreat,
making successful escape. They had not
obtained any booty of value.
, 1880-09-12

off at the Mastodon Pavilion to-day, it having
been leased to Daniel O'Leary for the rest OF
the season. The first event will be called at
p. M. sharp, and the program will be carried
out during the afternoon and evening. with
style Will be admired in 4 ttlirty-mile fair
heeI-and-toe race, which is open to all COM
ers, and splendid field Of starters has been
secured.
Dobler and the English ex-champlon, James
Smith, will also be brought of, and George
Guyon and John Sherry, of Waukegan, will
have race for $3.50 to decide question Of
speed. The admission lee will be but Is
cents.
, 1880-09-12
POLITICAL: POINTS.
Representative Aiken, Of South
Carolina, Being Vigorously
Bufldozed,
His Ofense the DenunciatiOn Of
the Northern DemOc-
racy.
Gen. John a. Logan Addresses an I'm
mense Audience at War.
saw, Ind.
OHIO.
feh n TIE ThiAAIAn 1Ath1sne

OHIO.
Speeida Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept, 11.-+44The Democrats
Of the Twentieth Congressional District met
here to-day to put in nomination candidate
for Congress and also county ticket. In
the Republican split few weeks ago, the
Democrats thought they saw ray Of hope
for victory in the coming election, but when
the breach was finally healed the prospect
became dismal one, and they have sought
in vain to get some respectable member Of
the party to accept q nomination. An effort
was made to wheedle ex-Gov- Mueller, editor
Of the DYac1tcr nm Erie, the German Demo-
CRITIC paper, into becoming a candidate. but
he fatty refused, certain defeat staring him
in tho face, and thus the list Of available men
was exhausted. In the Convention to-day,
after several prominent Democrats had de-
clined, the empty honor, the delegates took
advantage of the absence Of John c.
Hutchins, ex-County Prosecutor, to nomi-
pe1emptorfly declining to be a candidate
After adopting lot Of stereotyped resolu-
tions setting forth the objectionable sins Of
the Republican party and nominating weak
county ticket, the Convention adjourned
, 1880-09-12
Yves west coast Of Java, has been thrown down
by violent earthquake,
SPORTING.

Inc great l5Ghour race between men and
horses. the first, of the kind ever given, came
to successful end at Il O'Clock last night,
having been begun at noon last Sunday. The
race was originated by Dan O'Leary, who
conceived that as the question Of superiority
between the human and equine families ir q
contest into which both endurance and speed
cut CONSPICUOUS figure had long been a
mooted one, a race thnt would defnitly settle
the matter would be Of interest to the public
generally. With this end In view, he pro-
jected and carried out the contest which
ended last evening in victory for the prom
ising young pedestrian, Byrnes, over five
good horses that started In against him a
week ago.
Tho progress Of the race from day to day
has been fully described in these columns,
AS was expected, the horses kept strong
lead for the first half Of the journey, and
this fact served to badly discourage all the
men. Byrnes included, but the latter was
constantly cheered by his trainer, and finally
pulled through. Last Tuesday night, how
eyer, all the men regarded their case rs a
there, but finally concluded. to pull along
two days more aud then stop if their case
looked no better. Before that time came Vint
and others had dropped out, but Byrnes,
Krohne, and Colston had closed a great part
though still behind, had hopes of success.
How we'll grounded these hopes were was
shown Friday afternoon, when BaIhman's
entry and Crockett collapsed completely,
leaving only Betsy Baker and Rose Of Texas
was on even terms with Betsy Baker, and
continued so until he left the track in the
early hours If Saturday morning.,
Yesterday, when Betsy Baker came upon
the track, it was soon APPARENT that the haru
work OF the previous day lad taxed her pow
ers Of endurance to the utmost, and that uil-
less Byrness failed completely his winning
was'a certainty. With this prospect before
him, the young men went to work with
renewed vigor, and kept hard at work, in
came, he had 542 miles to his credit-a re-
markably good six days. performance when
the fact that the weather was not favorable
is taken into consideration, Betsy Baker was
also constantly on the track, but, try as she
an aIl-1ay chase was forced to give It up as
bad job. About s o'clock in the evening
Byrnes retired to his tent, having. at that
time score Of SIS miles to his credit, while
the mare was fourteen miles behind. and
again about 10 O'Clock and walked slowly
around the track, being wrapped in blankets
from head to foot
At this time the most exciting feature Of
the occasion was the race for fifth place be-
Byrnes was certain Of first money, Betsy
Baker of second. Rose of Texas Of third,
and Colston Of fourth, so that Crockett and
the roam gelding had the tight for the fifth
position all to themselves. Both horses were
shouts from their grooms and trainers. At
II O'Clock Crockett was five laps behind
Bathman's entry, and front that time to the
close was unable to gain. any: Byrnes kept
, 1880-09-12
ShultaJa SautJ dl11culty to arbitration. Ex-Presf-
a5.l!, aGnt Grant gave, in general, more sensible
TURKEY.
4 kTA nfNeD

ASIA MINOR.
LONDON, Sept. ia Pera dispatch saws:
A note Of the Powers relative to Armenia IN
expected Immediately, tits believed It pro-
poses the autonomy Of the province, modelled,
on that OF Lebanon. The condition of Asia
h1nor IS lamentable. It contains 200, coo law
1ess refugees, who are without means of
subsistence except by pillage,
THE CREEKS,
a dispatch Snys Greek ironcIad and two
irlgates have been ordered to cruise on the
Albanian coast.
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Inc Times in leading article discussing
the rumor that England and Russia would
adopt Isolated action on the AIontenegrin
Question says: *sNot only Is there no reason
Tor anticipating such course on the part of
England, but there is the strongest reason
Tor pronouncfng it impossible"
SETTLED.
q Vienna dispatch to the Times saws: "It
is believed in diplomatic circles here that an
understanding was arrived at between the
Powers Thursday last by which the Monte
neerln question may be considered as set
tled,s
THE ALBANIAN sEDr1oN.
CoFsFAST1SoPLE, Sept. IA meeting Of
the Albanian Chiefs at Argyo Castro resolved
rather to declare Albania independent of the
for[e than to permit the cession Of Dulcigno
TO Montenegro.
Noo1KoFF, TIE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR,
has proposed to his colleagues to support
LusSla's ultimatuu demanding the execu-
ton Of the assassin of Col. Comineroff, or to
agree to the establishment Of an interna-
tlonat guard for the protection Of foreigners
in onstantlnople- The French, German,
and Anctr13n III tf,av orpe3d
cred the proposition fnlpractlcable-
4 Constantinople dispatch says the naval
demonstration has been postponed for few
days.
TALKING TT OVER
CoNsTANT1SorLE, Sept. 1.-THE naval
days, as the Ambassadors of the Powers
recognize the goodwill Of the Porte and
the difficulties besetting the surrender Of
Dulcigno: The Austrian and French Ambas-
ister Of Foreign Affairs, the dangers angel for Tor
Turkey which might result from naval
demonstration, and the consequent absolute
necessity Of the surrender of Du1cigno.
Russia favored immediate action against
share the more moderate views Of Austria,
and accede to the postponement Of the
demonstration.
RIA Pasha has assembled the notables Of
1u4tlEAO EAlIhAi1Eu W tlltA talE NGEESSItY
for the surrender OF the place. The Sultan,
he said, would reimburse them from his per-
sonal revenue for the cost Of the Notifications
they had erected.
CAUGHT MAPPING.
RAGUsA, Sept. 1.-THE Albanian vo1un-
teers having momentarily quilted their posi-
tions near Dulcigno, they were occupied by
regular Turkish troops The volunteers aft
erwards endeavored to regain their positions.
but were repulsed with the loss of a few
wounded.
, 1880-09-12
BROKE JAIL.
8peeSal D{spdteh to Iht Chicago III

5oeesal D{1pateh to Tn Chicago 1sdbuHs,
Sioux CrrY, Ia, Sept u.-Some time after
midnight four prisoners In the County Jail
in this city broke out. Charles aud John
Wilson, brothers, charged with robbing. q
boy Of gun, were confined in one cell, and
dug hole through the brick wall OF their
cell William Arthur, charged with burg
larry, and Al Hirkins, for robbery, escaped
from another cell by saving the pin OF the
dooS viii wedges. Tie of1lcefs are or on their lei
track to-day.
, 1880-09-12

NE1p lQfk Sum.
The writer Of the words and music Of "God
be Roget de rIsle the author OF the " Mar
sejlJaise." 1t is trne the sovereign for whom the
Frenchman invoked Divine protection vas no.
whose first restoration, in 1914, Rouget wrote
hymn with the title and refrain Of = Dieu pre-
serve ie Roi." The French God save the
King" the words Of which were a bold para
phrase Of the Hanoverfan anthem, was repub-
fished, and is now resuscisated by the Paris
press for the purpose Of showing that Rouget de
l'1sIe Was not republican,
, 1880-09-12
f7ambetta,s Favorit Amusement.

.DesgenaIs, of the Independence Beige, says
that Nj. Gamberta's fayorit amusement at bis
frogs He has pond, rs he told friend at
Cherbourg, and taking up his position before
it he fishes for frogs Frogs, Mons. le Presl-
.dentv' "Yes, frogs. And when have caught
them I ent them! You see l have cook
whom pay very hfgh-to,ooof. ayear, as you
may read In the opposition Journals. must
give my cook something to do. But, fish as
may, never shall succeed in having dressed
41O00f worth Of frz,gs year."
, 1880-09-12
VARIOUS.


l.
+. HAVANA, Sept. 11.-0n the island OF Do
minica continuous rains and high winds pre-
vailed from Aug. 15 to 10, putting the whole
island under water. The crops were rotted
and destroyed. 49,.
THE EXPEDITION UP THE NIGER
LONDON, Sept. 11.-News has been re-
ceived from the French expedition which
started up the Niger on the 4th Of April last,
under Capt Galleni. On the 11th Of May,
near the Village of Dis, III the Barbara coun-
try, the expedition was attacked by 5000 na-
Galiieni i % retired, With T a loss Of fourteen ag
Killed and eleven wounded. All their bag
gage was lost The expedition has reftted
and started again by another route.
LIGHTHOUSE THROWN DOWN.
LONDON, Sept. ia stone lighthouse on
the 1irst point Of Tanging Koelonge, on the
, 1880-09-12

An ingenious person has made the calculation
that ut the rate at which the firm Of Calnaun-
Levy pays Dumas the younger the words dejeuner
and diner, In the single piece, lie Pere Prodt-
r,,e have brought him IN sum OF 380f, &c.
Ponson du Terrail earned more than 5,000t.
with the word cigar. In one Of bis novels, Les
Drames de Paris" nineteen OF his heroes burn
, 1880-09-12

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Charles Rowelt, peaes-
trian, has sent to the New York Spirit Of the
Times articles Of agreement for the signature
of William Pegram, of Boston. The articles
are similar to those heretofore governing
such contests.
SAY FRANCISCO, Sept. lat the Bay Dis,
weather, and penalized one yard for false
start, r. S. Haley, Of the Olympic Club, ran
2o0 yards in twenty-three seconds.
, 1880-09-12

COLUMBUS, o., Sept: 1.-THE safe OF Cline
Bros, at Martinbu1g, Knox County, was
blown open by burglars yesterday, and
robbed of S11,a25. The Cline Brothers being,
leading merchants, had On deposit various
sums Of money belonging to their neighbors
and Others. -Four thousand dollars we're
township funds. But $500 belonged to Cline
Brothers.
, 1880-09-12

DUELING IN TIE ARMY.
LONDON, Sept. ia Berlin dispatch says:
Dueling is sincreasing in the German army at
the most alarming rate. Count Goltz, Of the
Captain n-General's staff, has been killed by
brother-officer in. an encounter at Fulda.
Gen. Count von der Goltz is one of the En-
peror's aids-de-camp, but it can scarcely be
probable that he is meant
, 1880-09-12

THE RECENT CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch from Vienna
saws the idea that the Interview between Bis
marck and Baron yon Heymer1e had been for
the purpose of making any positive stipula-
ton to provide against eventualities in the
East, and. above all, against possible separa-
ton act OF England and Russia, may be en-
tirely dismissed.
, 1880-09-12

BOTH DOING FINELY.
Madrid, Sept. 11.-The Queen has been
safely delivered Of daughter. Both doing
finely.
ROYAL DIsPLEAsURE.
LONDON, Sept, ia Madrid dispatch says
measures are to be taken in the Basque Prov
inces to enforce the loyalty Of the clergy and
strengthen the hands Of the authorities. The
recent elections filed the Basque Councils
Hardly any OF the Government candidates
we're successful
, 1880-09-12
Fast Takers.

When Gambetta delivers q speech he pro-
nounces go to 40 words minute An Ordinary
speaker prouounces only about $50 words Ia tn
same time Lord Macaulay used to pgonoune9
$50 words In minute.
, 1880-09-12

Nine. Botta. OF New York, has given 400of,
to the Academic Fraucaise, the accumulated
revenues OF which sum during 1--WE years are
to be given to the best work on the coudi-
ton Of women which shall have appeared
within that period. The prize will be awarded
for the first time next year.
, 1880-09-12

.speeIal Dtzpateh to Thu. Chicago 1ftouna-
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. little Hon.
R, R Hitt, Secretary Of Legation at Paris,
arrived yesterday. He will visit his home
in Illinois.
, 1880-09-12
Mime. DE GIrardinss Dress.

ApruDos Of milliners' and dressmakers' bills
there is an auecdote told that when Nine. Emile
de Girardfu entered her boz at the Theatre
.Hcrnant," her beauty and the graceful ele-
eance Of her costume caused her to be greeted
by the audience with triple round of applause.
muslin with a blue sash, and the cost OF the
whole Was Is tranca+
, 1880-09-12

WASHINGTON, 0. G., Sept. n-Durfng the
mast week there were paid out from the
Mints 55S,4e6 standard silver dollars, against
S295Q0 the corresponding week in H79.
, 1880-09-12

JAMESTOWN, N. T., Sept 1.-The Repub~
licans of the Thirty-third District renomi-
mated Henry Van Aernan for Congress-
ALBANY, N. T., Sept 1.-The Snyth wing
Of the Republicans held a Convention to-day,
and nominated Charles II. Adams, of Cohoes,
for Congress. The antiSmvth wing held
their Convention and renominated John H.
Bayiey.
, 1880-09-12

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Office Of Hipsey
s. Co., general agents Of the Havana Lottery
Company, was broken open by burglars last
evening. The safe WAS torn open with jim
mics and $4,000 stolen. The thieves escaped
, 1880-09-12

SENTENCED To DEATH.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 11.-C1ayton Halls<
man, aged II years, who killed whita In
fant BY throwing it into well and pitching
stones on It, at Culleden, has been convicted
OF murder in the first degree, and sentenced
to be hanged on Friday, Oct. %. A motion
was made for new trial,
, 1880-09-12
BEING BULLDOZED.

Special Dtspdteh to 1h4 Chicago 1stbuHs.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 1.-THE South
Carolina bu1ldozers :are giving Representa-
tive Aiken no rest for his late speech de-
nouncing the Northern Democrats. They
are trying to force him off the track. They
and their journals are declaring that he must
retract the entire speech or Withdraw.
, 1880-09-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. lit is reported
here that Frank Jones, about the only one
mentioned for the Democratic Gubernntortal
nomination, has positively declined