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New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
IN BERKs COUNTY. PENN.

WoMELsDoRF, Penn, June 14.-The army
worm is working much destruction In this neighbOr-
hood They attacked twenyacre field OF rye yester-
day, and this morning the whole Held is destroyed.
They h,y, now ntiackcd n field, cutting down as
they 90 along. Tho farmers VIII at once commence
cutting grass for hay for fear that they may lose all
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
rvrprE EFFORrs FOR HARMONY.

Members of the Tammany ana Anti-la am
,ao,Ions Of the Democratic party met at room No
oI nnr Institute last evening to take measures TO
narmonize the Democracy OF NewYork and secure the
surport OF the Cincinnati Dominees. irrespective OF
1ernt ,ssuee Ex-senator Thomas &. L. Eccesine
T,motby ]. Campbell George F. LangDein' Dennis
purns Thomas Mullnly, jacob A. Hatz j, joseph Nc
Donough John Butler Thomas f. E'poons' unu otnels
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE ELECTORAL VOTE RESOLUTION.
POSTPONED FOR THE SESsION-A FKUPUSED
ATTACK oN GENERAL GARFIELD WHICH WAS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE 7nrnUxRI


ABANDONED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRfBCNB.l
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Democratic ma
ioriiy in the House to-day, after several Intellectual
attempts to secure a vote upon the Morgan reSou-
ton TO regulate the counting of the electoral vote
abandoned their programme and agreed TO postpone
the measure until next December.
Yesterday several of the Democratic leaders de-
clared that If the Republicans opposed dllatory
motions to the passage OF the Morgan resolution
series of wordy attacks on General Garfield would
he made Doubtless the Democrats would have
carried out this plan if it Lad not been for single
consideration. Only two days more of the session
remain. and there are on the calendar several nun
dred bills which provide for the payment OF large
CLAIMS AGAINST the Government The aggregate
omOnut of these claims is very large and majority
of tho Democrats would mu3h rather deter the
passage OF this political measure than to postpone
any raid uUOn the treasury which oilers The least
prOsDect of success.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
, ANOTHER FRENCH DUEL.

INTTTl "
duel with swords took place on Saturday
On the Suaui.h frontier howrcn VI. Lanauyc. the
Hoddpariist member Rihcrac and his opponent at
the election, NJ. AchIllc Simon, "a RcPublcan. Iu1
former was wounded.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15


Is HE AUTHOR OF THE ANONYMOUS LETTER TO
CHAIRMAN SPRING. r.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WAsut>GTON. June 1I.-lhe Carlisle special
committee on the Springer anonymous letter held
q protracted session tonight at the rooms OF the
chairman, and unanimously agreed to report to the
House that, according to tue evidence, FINLEY Is the
author of the letter All The members were present
except Buttcrworth and Claflin.
II is not absolutely certain that Chairman Car
Isle will have time to prepare his report before the
adjournment on Wednesday. 1t will necessarily be
short report as it will be impracticable now to go
into the matter of comparison, according to the
experts. of the simllaries found by them to exist
hHfwcen certain letters III the anOnymo letter and
Nr. Finley ordinary writing ,. $1,000, -.
The committee has also unanimously agreed 10
report Flnley's claim for $500 comDen nsatlon as
counsel, and DOnnelly's claim for somewhat
smaller SUM- on the ground that tue committee mas
no jurisdiction in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
4 r0Wy TREASURER ABScoNDs.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, June 14.-The accounts
OF Town Treasurer Lafayette Capp Of East Hampton,
have been found about 80 00O and he has diaap
urnrrd MIR Clapp, who has been treasurer for twelve
wears, Is n prominent Freemason aud church member
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
EXTENSIVE LAND SALES.

MILFORD, Penn, June 14.--The great sale
OF unsettled lands IN Pike County began here to-day.
Thousands Of acres Will be sold by Treasurer Bdds for
unnhld tnNcs.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Az UNpROrIrABLE WAKING MATCH.

TORONTO. Ont, June 14.-1hc six-days
pedestrian contest WAS finished on Saturday night last
at O'Clock. The of those then the track
were a. 10 lows: Glow 3st miles; Barrrt 3G1 Curtis
357; Alb"rii. 3iS; Tatgcn, 1888 Ncw.York Nrw.hoy,
81 lIabrfg,r 1T and cox, 2l7. Tur tournament"
has resulted in prcuuiaIy loss 10 the promoter
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
TIE CATTLE TRADE RESTRAINTS.
I-ll... 1 |.

The Manchester GUdrdimi'S London core
spondcnt says: An effort II mlklng To BRING before
r House of Commons the question whether the exist
ing regulations regarding The importation ~ forrIcu
cattle necessary and justified By the statistics oI he
trade"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
ATTEMPT TO STEAL KELLoGGs SEAT.

OUANGES n
VorE on THE RESOLUTION
WASHINGTON, Juno 14.-SenatOr Kellogg's enc
mics still hope to bring the KellOgg-SpOord resolu-
t;on to a vote before the adjournment Tho abb
sence of Senator Bayard, the resignation OF Sena-
TOR Gordon, and the entrance OF Senator Brown
into the Senate. make the outcome more doubtful
than it was two weeks ago, but there IS yet COED
reason to believe that majority OF the Senate VIII
-o,o oooinst the resolution of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections
The Republicans will not seek to prevent vote
nm the resolution by dilatory tactics, believing
thot an act 40 outrageous the unseatng OF Sena-
Tor Kellogg would be disastrous TO tne party which
"A respousible for it.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
TIE AMERICAN TEAM ENTERTAINED.

CORK, June 14.-Sir John ArnOtt to-day en-
tertnined the American Rifle Team residence.
large company Invited t. meet the Americans. The
American Consul at Queenstown among those pres
put
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

Whitaker before a court martial, where he may
have the opportunity to vndicate himself which his
friends say was not afforded him at the examinatlon
at West Point. This course has not been fully de-
termincd upon, but will probably be adopted.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
DISoRDERLY STRIKERS ~ DENVER.

DENVER, Col, June 14.-The brick moulders
OF thls city today struck for 3 so per ay, the present
ratio being $3 Some OF tho yards are working with
lpht forces At noon the strikers. l60 strong, were
marching stop the other yards but the police inter-
f..r, ,lin nrrV u cd any XiOPnCC.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
GOTERNOR BROWN'S DEATH.

NEw-ORLEANs June 14.-A dispatch from
Jackson, Mrss says: 1t Is supposed mat GoVerhOr
Brown fell from his horse in t OF apOpexy. The re-
irs wore brouht TO JacksOn and laid In state In the
Iritol until this morning; when the funeral took place.
during which all business WAS suspended.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
APPEALS TO REPUBLICANS.

OPENING THE CAMPAIGN IN BROOKLYN
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN THE ACAD-
ENVY OF MUsrc-sPEEcNEs BY HENRY WARD
BEECHER. EDWARDS PIERREPoNT, GENERAL JOHN
CocHRANE. THE REV. JUSTIN D. FULTON AND
OTHERS.
The Academy of Music in Brooklyn was filed last
evening with an audience gatheredto listen to ths
opening of the Republican campaign in that city by
Henry Ward Beecher Edwards Pierrepont. General
John Cochrane and other speakers. The points made
by the speakers were heartily cheered, and 10 was
evident that the Republican nominees for President
and vi e-President will receive o hearty supp0rt
from the Republicans of Kings County.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
ALL OUiEr AT LEADVILLE.

DENVER, Col, June 14.-A telegram to-day
received by Governor Pitkin from General Cook, at
Ieadyie says the miners going to work aud every
tbt,Ut mn uinf
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
QUO WIRRINrO GRANTED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.--Court OF Common
Plens No 3 granted writ OF quo warranto to-day
og,,nst the officers and trustees OF the Philadelphia
University of Medicine and Surgery, to show by VIII
authority they exercise tho duties franchises aud priv
lcgcs UI such corporation.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, June IA dispatch
from West Point strtcs that the Academic Board mas
found Cadet Whitaker deficient in Philosophy
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE CURRIE MURDER CASE.

GALVESTON, Tex, June IA telegram to
tn, N,rs from Marshall says that jury has been
paueed in the Curre trial. and that Harvey has test
had ;or tue prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

The Peruvian Consul General in this city
has received telegram regarding tho loss "f T1"n',
which prcccdcd that ~ AREA. Tarnl." says. has
been occip cd hy the Citn- after three days, nshnc.
Coton~I { CLma,hp. ut Bolivia. Killed and 5000 men
Oh bOtn BIucs were Disabled"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
TIE CAPTURE OF AFRICA.

LONDON, M0udIy, Juur II, lsNO.
A Rio Jauciro dispatch confirms the news OF
the cipturc II africa. The Chans on The TIN Insi.
took the town by assault and made prisoners of the
garrison. Tho P.ruyIan corvette Nance Cdpac was
snIk.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS APPROACHING THE END.

CONGRESS APPROACHING THE END.
SPEECHES IN TIE SENATE on THE EXODUS-THE
y1EcroRAL VOTE RESOLUTION ABANDONED
THE FIGH1-HOUR RESOLUTION PAsSED-FINLEY
REPORTED GUILTY.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Window stated
the true causes of the colOred exodus from the
South, and Mr.. Lamar replied. The Dem
ocrats abandoned the Morgan Electoral Vote
resolution in order to pass claim bills.
A concurrent resolution in favor of the Eight
hour law was passed in the House. Mg Finley
has been found guilty of writing the anony-
nous note to Chairman Springer. The Demo-
Gratis will attempt TO pass the Kellogg rcsolu-
tions before adjournment. The attempt of the
Democrats to make capital out of the investl-
CATION of the Pension Office Is likely to fall
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
CADET wBITTAKER'S CASE.

Try TELEGRAPH TO THK TRIBuNEI
WASHINGTON, June lathe Secretary OF war h
NOW considering the propriety of ordering Cadet
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE ARMY WORM.

IT'S RAYAGES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AN ABLE REPORT To THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT-THE WORM IN DELAWARE. NEw-JERSEY
AND IN THIS srATE-THEORIEs IN REGARD TO
Tis SPREAD.
Professor COmStock, of the Agricultural
Department at Washington, has made an in
vesisatiOn into the ravaSes of the army worm
IN Delaware. He reports that the pest is now
working north. An interesting account of the
origin of the worm and the supposed theory
of its spread, with the remedies to check it.,
are gwen in his report, to be found below.
The worms still continue the work of dcstruc-
ton in Connecticut, in this State and in
Ncw-Jersey. Farmers arc in utter despair in
the localities where this scOurge is found.
Prospect Park has been vigorously attacked
by a large swarm.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
FINLEY FOUND GUILTY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

TIE COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY AGREES THAT HE
Is HE AUTHOR OF THE ANONYMOUS LETTER TO
CHAIRMAN SPRINGtR.
, 1880-11-01
TILE RAILROADS.

ADVERSE TO TIE PENNSYLVANIA,
Tho rrolonEcl MwsnIt Of the pr,,1sylyan!r.
Philadelphia g. ltcntltng and Philadelphia, VII
HinKtOi l. baltimore ltnIlrbntl Companies eo,,-
ecrnng their Individual rights Respecting tho
Junction lshflroNl Company formulated t0+slny
when jndEe Mckannnn. In tho Untel Sthtes
Circtltt Court, gIlyc decision Atlyorse to tho
pennsylvania llaiirtad Cnnlpnny, which tns
cla'tncd exclusive right to npGrlt9 tho llno. The
proceedings Eure instituted by Judge Lnttrop,
Ut tho Central RnllrD0d Ut Now .lersoy, nutl
Moses Taylor fur tho baltimore s. OnlU TlntlrUnl
Cofnpnny, who noarlj two yours axo applied foe
att injunction restraining tho rcnnsylrNnIR
Cn'npany from Interfering With shulr rights,
The Judge dcerees thnt tiu Junction Conlpany
taiist turI'sa ln0tlvo power ar transport uver
II IL csrs xHad of trc'S15 ;a T "friyx
\ baltimore Itailrnah destined for tho ThiiM-
y must nlEo transport freight passengers Nr.
ftsnK n C t.s hyth rhialulpaln heu,!ins
ton & lan;tlnare lihItro.h or Its co,lnectlons u
:, Ihe Fidelity Trust insurance s. safn-ljeposlt
Eumpnny,, tho trustees Or tho consolidated
'nuEtKaHc bonds nf tho Philadelphia & itcn,linY
SantcH ltrcult Court recently. ueklnR Tor III
injunction rcstrnnt11E tho Receivers nF the
rnlii!ntllet!A HMl.fliE Railroad Company frOll
w! nIIs0lfiatll8 th9 fa III their ptsScssnn 10
g4c hln'ls Ut tho Cafnpnny, until curtuitl spcul-
ticd sums shnlt 10 snt i,sI.o III tic sinking
ior Tue redemption "f tho un,lsolltlAtutl nort-
asis.ss ] xf a s Goart 81 oessF S Fs fo
Mnstcrh npIhfntcd nn"r tho ltccclyershlp to
inke testimony pertinent to tho las1Ies nild
n1reetel M further that in tho proceedings rndor
inc petltt0n lehVc Ii ulyen fur huGuTs 0f tho
genernl tn1rtglKc nnd improvement boils Of
tho EOtnIuny to Intervene.
, 1880-11-01

ALI, ABOUT a FtFrY-CENr LiQuon MIL.
A shooting asfray. tho final result Of which
cannot 10 toll for sosno tlays to como, took
placo Ut 7oclook Inst Dyenin4 Mt Charles ailuhIe's
'easooa. No. 1G} Division strpet. Tllcru wore
Present In tho sHloon Mirhle, tho proprietor.
Louis. ntsas "Dutch" hlNstln, II spa,flster, EmIl
Dutl'cs, formerly lit M!chie'a employ Hs Il har.
teht1er, sIna ut present driving tenn for Muir
TN, aha 1nun nntnea LanurEun,l1,, m army
ooHrade OF Michlt. All. excepting tortul,s
tho 1ast' "ero Under tho influence Of
liquor. In fact, they wrro ull
80 sogxy with ll,,uor thrco hours ntt.r tho O.. n.
curreLce that no arcurate vrrsion Of tho shoot
~. cnultl be nbtnIfea. Nnrtiu AMI lIuct1cr liz.
ssti Sget ta t9n .!narrr commenced ntnt b cots
fnn u ~ IT, 10y ows m Tor ,vinks Ala which o
trouble at4n.'t snar b.Il t'tna tott,s 'Ha HMts
nnH sI. t. III st3"nkstper y, , d Saer,o 1t II Mir.
aso ws slsi iii Wirn Spsn +" aIi 'c.ippgs Il .ipgs5s .!:
is s yoaK f' nss s"',ts sa!y e MIN y M,t 4 Ss
weHnd " iis hcl wiua he reeslse ast "s:s:t Seu
Whib AIMklng purity stiilaa lIIIl fur Httnus NJ
ptol. "'Fhnt ~ Mhat yum viii Hut, At,d Whit INV
Gus els9 w fc., who docs nut imy n,u .y .!cs,1
tn sat. ll.ieor sli'!: "Ya!I eal!'t sf.s,t. Iii
s. s. 1s!f'sS III! s + 'tSs'' IT, st '! 1, , r% S
s.x S;", tS %Ss T.. ss s; cn +. s'
".u' "fl9 Htt u3lt@ tIhEElu tUHl lU.
$as kt S FS!!S ' r., s s s srs sss"i;Ss VI.
ntss'sde'l Sit s M1rt!t, It bly, i,ae, NJ. ii Vovr
sc', stae9'' ii slnt TIC tnlist n.1 kun II t,wt,.
nun ho !i !s tlat i h.l iot ruaaIus sS 'a"S a1;y
1;.. Fatnt sMM: lit Mtts unwilling tu lrobo fur th9
ii, M,shte r, w;!s .t.,:.a' H., his saloo ut o'ooek
! ~ Gslh. ttnthaMHy. 1!o csulA HlyU III very
ti'tt*tl cttIttt Of tic ut r,ly wtlIr II, hiY ,n,,
~, ta1 "nst'tti" which 9ipenra bordering %,
ue.r5anM tr.sns t frnn whit ho tii. 70 sMy
.,sI W. sAtnhre! lllt t!ueIler M1I Martini ttnuK.
9nahx u FrcAs !!!1l. t!a tHIlell Itvanluge III Is
i !s ~, ~ .W thr tlr;e tIlns. mi, Tint Iu
"nt'. l!e pl.'i:sse snrtF!w fur having wtll.,lui
4 p1'. t'r ~ best ht wt,ulll hit,, In ti,n Luz
! ItiiterillnllH. tue O,lty fltsuur,xtESi Wilma.
ena!n t!nt W fouuA but Tram wilIlt hu ari Ia
{tigl''Is Il "as gAthure hut thu throu tsp"i"ts H.
III r u!,.caen at!d weru hat!nx rauHtI-nliu .tuu.
, pio 'i1bt, whGh tho rcyutycr i,t Ailuhiu.a hn,I
Il Mns @ 1apioath Anu alutt!M WlnilIat. Tho I|xilt
r WIS " earnest. md WIN br.IlKht VI, by n uiinr
+ sc! ~ ~ fho payment Ut I'LL UF ~ cents.
L rus fet ulttsr with which the sbt,nfinv ,x.s
|, aclie u u ss.-cn!fhre and "Widu. .AwaikU" ,nt
Il ttfn. u VIA tursd tlyer to Cant. iutbpwuy IL
Gleh!o WHO'LL nrresicA. 1T lust AccuuI,ts til1 H.
d 9nftu h1n WRs EcAtlnX comfortably uit,,vh. Ind,
though tho lotaltty Ut the ws'lt,I4 waY yrr; iaM.
3aymptons o-A'A'''"'''
II Duy the Improved HIVE bca1ea uorder
II X1tlGck Il Co.. AHuutk u. - la rnnt +~ei
, 1880-11-01


CART, nlC1IAnp llon1Ss hns been oloctel
Cantoin of {. Ctunnnnv 9trth tnfnutry
f,ovp,sy- 7 soca mi 1nfan+rv. will bo,a mn i'm.
...st ,,,,,t.o - 49,, ,tt,,,:. 49,: ..t. 49, "
pos''''s "l'7'css 'neol''s .n"rsa1y e'enlHR'
PRIVATE ]. J. s. WILSON, IH., has applied for
~ , "o'o '''''4''To o'' e'''6''ao ee''A''-
e''ee' --.......- -......--
GAIT. ALEXANDER WHITEHALL, Adjutant Of
nnt1rn N'' A'S '~s'"-
A'At'"'
Colonel aud L. F. Dickinson MaJor OF tho Ninth
UuttaI!on.
nNnv T'wcif1h flnttnion' hn. tnn"rse'i G'ht hte
rr"s,nnnnton. r"sj,n 4'''S''"' LUZ 'eos1o" LIS
Ns'R""t4"l'' ....-
.sEceNp-I!EUrENAxr NICHOLAS HOPKINS, II
Company, First Regiment, bus teudcrcd his
14nan n''m.nn c,.u ro., ,.
T;rsf infantr" hoa n,ntom r. NJ ~ Hnn!s, Itpa1y
dlschnrru o., n a,rornnss tnrtj,coto ~ "ou'f "o'
@ses Va '"'s 's''" va ''..e"'e' -.....
GAIT: II. j. nAKEn. commanding D Company,
, 1880-11-01

BosroN, Oct. 3o.-'rho Herald special
from Lynn contains tho following affidavit:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,,
Essex COUNTY. lrSS, Oct So.-personnlly
eame before INC Clara r. Mprcy. of Lynn,
C9unty OF Essex, md Stnte Of Massachusetts,
married SaInlirl {. Mercy III tflo Uity Of
tnwel, Mass; that sl,e hns llau tiirco
children. BY said Samuel q. Mnrey;
thht the first WIS n gtrl ral,led
named Genrgo j. More,, win tlipd wllcn llo
was n year old TINT the third wns n SON
named urnrge Z. G. Morey, wllo lives I'll tlle
Iawn nf Nlctffnrt!. md Tint tho nlMvn nrp ult
bninl had three SONS by 4 former wife, SltllIei
G: Mnrey. Frai,cls a. MorcY, nnl JtiIinn <.
Alorcy, and tlieso arc nil tho SONS he Inns Ind.
CLARA T.. MoREY.
bs"ro a 10 anIs % ae|cf May Of yt;oo W;G6cr 1s
Icace
, 1880-11-01
CRIMINAL NEWS.
MURDER TRIAL,

Special Dispatch to The Chteano Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 3l.-The BtAto bnl not
finished thu teatmony for tho prosecution In tho
Maher and Norris murder trlai Mt tho cloep pf
tho sixth .lny's tsntur1ay's} cvfaonco. Drs,
Heaalcy and OFcrrall, Sr.. who nsaEstctt Mt tho
rost-Inurtetn held t'y tho Coroner over Myers
hody, corroborntcd nr. Yo,int's testimony con-
corning tue necessarily fntAl ot,lr,utcr Of tho
INJURIES i!!,! inflicted upon tho deceased, They
The Statc aFs,' produced l'ntrick 1lny, tho nan
wtn tlr*t ctll;n To MyeFA rcl!af wlluti f0ut,i in
dnoyss WIN RnyG tho af'lrtn and IIntty rospondcd
Tho boys testified to seeing u strnuRc nun in
tue vicinity. with etnt, III his hand. tlatlY wa
tlao nun, 'tla tho SUITE slroncd Il tcst 10 pro-
tuc9 him. although the prosecutor Ind to ulko
"trip to Fremont, O., after hlm.-ho llcimE ut
work nenr there. ffnlly sntl he wns In scnrch nf
bis COW. ut tho timc asll l,o enrrch Il cnuu. IJU
f..'nd MyGsn' fncs coverea with blood, bit snw
aiil. when assisted to his foet ho ct,iil not
stnntl. Tho citso goes ovcr until Wcllnessay.
when tho State will contlntle tho presentation ii
Il. evidence md viii cnienvnr to intrtMiuce
lyInE leCl1FuIpn, ~ "
, 1880-11-01

THE MEETING rO-H1nilT AT rAnwKt.g HALL.
There will 10 meeting Of business young mon
at farwclt tfnll Tonight. 1t Will he ,ncctng
for advice ami consultation. 1t ts tho last Rnth-
erIng. antl hitting o.,c, to tho Republican can.
rafE1, IN Cook County. io,lnE men should bo
on hand and 1lt tho hail to fts fullest capaoty
nntl hear tho laat words rrovons to going tu tho
pulls frotn e,lch l,Isfnnse.lncn as John V. Far
we'll Writ dexter, G. 81. Henderson, Jesse spnld-
Ing, Henry ". klBg. Dcnrae Arnour, ami others.
1t Will bc nado Interesting mud ytllng mon will
there find out more particularly what 10
expected 0f ttom to-mnrrow. rho business
ytl,tt'E mnn IL NJ Important factor In our poll
ties, esM.ouly this yelr. Tfiuro is n grnve and
s IL S Hy yy T'fS n 1So "pSn 5 'sn m Sn S tnrssy nsy
hcefi on. IL gross and wieknd nisrcrrcaentl-
has lHre To- raisc bis voica III fav"r of nnro 9ov-
srntmeht ard nsscrt hIat,scrcst IN tho catnpaIgn.
sa hHs nesn absed r. h. sn9 ,on
mn! tho i1!ll shnnltl bc crowticd lung urtoro 4
o'rlnek. While tho meeting Is especially Insontl.
hcnr tho truth told.
EIEvENTII WARD ngg1srnY.
a Democratic mnrnn1 paper ycatoriay stntcd
TINT mum natned john Hummer, an EnEllsh,nat,,
Wnrt. wns illegally Registered. and acconpn,,iol
tl,,s o,nrKn ly stllnn nccasatto;ls ngalnst tho
lily &}sss st ss i 9 @ m EeSss s 3 # e. th%t 5 p5sSns . a
,liircrcnco wirthcr be Is naturnis,l or III, in i'll IT.
al. The s,,l,orvsors of thls precinct have Hono
t;.s G;.ret'ly orsr tho poiI-ltst mud navo nuted
scrutiny. In nchrly Nil of tho cses thcre Is ito
fraud, hut tho j,,.lgcs, j, cnpy'ng tho nd uoll.
Hive sco e. May Or sneo Novcsr a u is ,oye we
out nj tho precinct. nr havp. died. There ARC
s.'ms sases shcro i,etnncrats mnor ngo aro ut
tempting 10 ynf0 Illegally, all1 thnjr AtA have
hccn checked for challenge, M tflat they t,)uv 10
, 1880-11-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Col. r, n. TAEEn., U. 8. A., IL Mt tho Pacific.
NV. Eifcox, Ut Mon,lotn, Ia Mt tho Pacific.
T'nnNAs EwlNu, OF Ohio, Is Registered nt tho
rauiflc.
J. McDovAtp, Of sco.tand, ia registered at tho
Trrmont.
Gov. N. q. onpwA1, Of ynnkton, D. T., Is at
tho Shnrrnnti.
I.1Err. r. L. Dopps, U. 8. H., Ia at the Palmer
Will, his wife.
uM,Nok Ct.xxpEsKS and family, Of Fort hon.
ton, nro nj the rronlunt.
JouS Il. IsAYMoxu. United statoa Marshal OF
Dnkutu. IA ut tho t'nttner.
cMlEF+JrRTtcE DtcxEr. Of tho Supreme Court
Of Illinois, returned to tho Palmer ffonso yes
tcrlny.
Il. ;J rtrrEr md Dr. Dudley l.y!er. Of lon
W"l,nnr, OF wnlcs, nre at tho Pueblo.
,s1 III i,n11T1o mi nn1 T!fe le'S w!s ac tcy:
and II. C. Skinner. kokolno, Ind, nre stopping
at the Gardner.
IT. William, a. Thompson, OF t'latpow. ectt-
a +, ~ tug EN- nn H I'm cog Gr ~ snetnE re E
Association.
AUGUST pRAEoHu,. Of No. IN rIalsscta street.
strccts IN Ashla.li uycil,e q. lid last oycnsi,F,
found upon tho sidewalk common mnrkot-
pnskot continuing q female nfnnt. whipped In q
Home.
A VERY delightful mccttng waa hold at tho
Yning MEMS t,hristinn Association Hail l,,s.
evening". i rnrtook nf tho nattlru nf II ",praise
SERVICE" Several ehort. yet Gnrncat, ntlttrcssra
TerS oy a To ~ 1T ,e y t
was vory pleasing fcature.
THE Young MEMS ChriatiAn Association pro-
pose to orRnntze large choir Of HfxGA vllCts
TO sing nj their fcrviccs. nntl will be Htn 10 70.
cclvc tho nanles Of my friends who wiltlst lIkc
70 jn!n: Tito chnir Will 1'c fl charge of Prof. ".
rehcnrsa!s u lie helpful TO all who desire to
Improve III singing.
~, HORSE md wagon belonging to Louis
Wclkcr, II milk retld1er. WIS run lnwtl ut Il
O'Clock yesterday morning ut tho Curtis atrnct
erUss!ng nf tho Northwestern ltnilrond l,y Eu.
forcleg Of tho llorsc wns broken, which narrssi-
tatcd tho animals hGlt1H shot, int1 Welkcr was
70 bnhy injured nhout tho hcntl and neck Tint
he hnd to bo carried to his home, No. Q. ltlckor
street.
d. THE Nov. F. 4. Noble, pastor, Of tho Untnn
on Courage" N. Tho IoliIE Mems Christian
Association sunday nftcrronu cuurse. Mt Fnr-
lent one, and was well calculated for those
6: Nccdhan,. pi!stoE of tho Chicnso Ayento
Church. would Eivo the next lecture, on f}bo
Trees to be Illustrated With larRo paintings.
ConoHEn MANN yesterday hclll MT inquest Mt
No. Go West AdHnl. street upOn tho ffDv. U. +.
Pnrkins. Il retired UnivcrsulIst I1Ifnstur from
Winchester N. H.. who committed suicide Sat-
,'rlny aftornoan by, cutting bis tnront In tho
tnsti-ro0m ffe hlA horn afflicted for II lpnH
tiino with sOtsentuR of tho hrAn and WIS Uni.
10ubtct21y out Of his mind whcn In conlrnttc,l
thu net. The Jury returned n verdict Of ,lcHth
by suicide whl1e suffering from temporary H.
faUIty.
, 1880-11-01
SULLIVAN rItK 0NERNnACKEH.


CHICAGO, Oct. ALL discover 1nistnko in tho
report Of tho GrleyRnco Ca.ntnltteo OF tito
lrconhaek purity published IN your columns
this morning which must he Important to tho
parties Interested, and which 1t Is my duty 10
eorrcce.
htr, 8canloi Is thore reported to say Of Built
yum: "lio ts u perfect leAoh for money" ny
tho original report hc a.d Ut Sullivan, +" fIe II
f.ct lcacll for money" woro s,ltd ut Dr. buf
pr. sullivan Is stranger 20 mo. md. though
sDrry Tint any Hl,ch Injustice should hnvp been
lnHo IN my itntno. think tho crror sns nn.!o
In Hopylng tho report. IlEsJAMIs SInLEY,
, 1880-11-01

with tho Montreal 1{rrnid was found In tho
wtosls there tf-tlhy. It wns thought rho body
must hnvo 1alp thcre for two years. nj lcnst. Mr..
Wilton wns sc.ern! years OH tho alnfr " tho
1ffrnd ns n shorthand reporter, nnl fcft thIs city
hhnnt tw' years nEo for Huston. Since Tint tinn
MS friends herC tInvo tinvcr hnatr frnn hn mud
hun. Ito VIVA nattve or bristol. England. whcro
his tclnttyts rcalt1c. Frt,n, tho Information tt-
colvctl. it docs nut nrpenr ,pW ily mot hts cnt