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oBruARY.-We are panied to note the
dealh Of Miss Ella Moore, daughter oil
lanes W. Moore, Esq, Of the South Side.
Miss Moore experienced a severe stack Of
tynhoid fever some weeks ngo, and had
covered sufficiently to visit friends in
PSrkersburg, where she suffered relapse,
Miss Moore was one OF the brightest and
,,ans,intellipenty ounglAdies OF thiscityand
hoJ a wide circle Of friends. Her death 10
dssnIv yreretted, and the afflicted parents
have he * upathy ofnumerous acquaint-
Apees and frienGs. '}
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SATURDAY last auctioneer Haller sold a
ane lot of Durham cattle on the farm OF
W. Fl. Woodward near Elm Grove, at
prices ranging from $25 to $40.
On the same day he sold the property
No. 1888 Eof street, to John Howley Tor
81 $50, which formerly belonged to Sam
mel swift, OF East Providence, K, l.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO PITrsBuRaH.-The
P, y. & St. L. Railway Company (Pan.
handle route) will sell excursion tickets 10
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning Of each week until October Slh.
Tickets good going on morning train only,
returning will be good on trains OF Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Exposition,
8 ~
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BELMONT County FAIR, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. Aspecial train will
leave the B. & Q: depot each morning at
1925 A. NJ, (city time) and the regular train
at 9:l5 a. NJ, Tor Quincy, where the St.
Clairsville train will connect, and land you
at the Fair Ground gate at 8 and II a. VI.
Returning leave St. Clairsville at 1880 and
or. N. The special train at 8 o'clock, will
land you in Wheeling at 7;l5 P. N. Fare
round trip only 800.
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BKLMoEr County FAIR, to be held at St.
Clairsville, o., on September 10Th, 16:h
and 18th, 1880 On the above dates special
train will run as follows: Leave Wheel
ing, (city timel 1925 a. NJ, fare, round trip
to st. Claisvilie, 81 90; leave Benwood,
1850 a. NJ, fare, round trip TO St. Clairs.
vile, 90ci leave Bellaire, Columbus
time) $50 A. NJ, fare, round trip to St.
Clairsville, 50c. Returning, leave St.
Clairsyille, P. NJ, Quincy, $3.50 P. N.
l. II. PATTERSON,
President St. Olainville K. R,
w. E. RRPPRRT,
Passenger Agent B. & y. R. r.
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TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE follow.
inc trausieTsoi real estate wererecorded IN
The County Clerks Office yesterday:
Deed made September 9th, by B. +.
Zoeckler and wife 10 +. Schenck for por.
lion Of lots and 2 in Steenrod's addition
10 the town Of Fulton. Consideration,
Deed made September 18th, ]. H. Good,
snecIal Commissioner, 70 John Rinkus, for
Ioi acres OF land. located on Peters Ron.
Consideration, $500.
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ALL liable to Stomach and hillary
diseases should regulate their diet, and
never allow their bowels to become cnnsti-
pated; but use in time Hamburg Drops.
the surest and safest Stomach and Liver
Regulator in the world.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

yAHraTos, D. c., September 49,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising,
followed by stationary or falling barom'
eter and stationary temperature, winds,
mostly north TO east, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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Money and stocks Flrm-wheat, Corn
and PIour-Beef, Pork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
whisky, de-, &c.


srocxG-The market opened weak In the
early dealings and prices declined 4 10 Il per
cent, but subsequently became strong and an
advanced Of 4 To 2If per cent loJk place, the
latter In Northern Pacific preferred. During
the afternoon speculation was inactive, but In
tinAl dealings = depression set in and q de
cline Of u 10 TX per cent was established
Pittsburgh, IitusYille and Buffalo, Northern
Pacific and Hannibal and 81. Joe preferred
leading the downward movement.
Trrn1sac,inns Ib0 a. a sharAS
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Che 4ntelIrgeafer.
once. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth streei
New Advertisements.


Trustees Sale of Triadelphia Property.
Wanted-S5,000.
For Sale-HUuse on the Island.
Excursion to Marietta and Parkersburg.
For Sale-lS5 acres OF Coal.
Strayed Terrier Pup.
Wanled-Employment
observation-disclosures & Zoeckler.
Night school-Frasher & Cos Business
College.
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THE new steamer Climax will leave the
Top Mil Landing Wednesday morning,
September 10Th, 1880, at Z o'clock a. v.
sharp, Tor the reunion at Wellsburgs w.
Va. viii leave Martins Ferry 1894. N.
Fare, round trip, % cents,
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CINCINNATI E1cURsIoSs.-Tbe P. @. &
St. L. Ry., tPan Handle routel announce
low excursion rates to the Cincinnati Ex-
position for the following dates: Sept. S.h /,
18th, 18th, 23d, Goth, and Oct. 9th, and
9th. Tickets good for six days.
The Pan Handle is the direct and popu-
lar route to Cincinnati, having the least
NUM- Der OF changes and making the quick
eat time.
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AcConDross at cost at sheib's.

ASK YouR GROCER FOR KESo.-Kenot to.
bacco Il the finest chewing tobacco manu-.
iactured. II Is free from all Injurious In
gradients. Sold at wholesale only by s.
Baer ( Sons, Nos, l4l2 and l4l4 Main
street,
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CHILDREN suffering from Worms obtain
immediate relief by using McLainS' Worm
Candy. Purely vegetable. There is
nothing equal 70 it.
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ton and Alehiean esXc. Corn firm; high
mixed 443lo; No. =. spot, Axe; September
40, Oats ouiet. No 9 &c

ton and AfiehiRRn e6Xc. Corn firm; high
mixed 4Ro; No. =. spot, Axe; September
so. Oats quiet; No. 9, Sc,
BALTIMORE, September Is.-BEET CATTLE
Marset sllEhtiy more active, and best grades
a shade higher, quality considered. Very
best IS 25; DIST quality $40Oa 90; medium
50 60a3 20; ordinary 50 6ia2 70: most sales
from 81 60a5 90. Receipts 500 head;
Hoos-FAir supply and only moderate de-
mand; quotations 81 so; receipts b.SS6 head.
sHEEP AND LANls-Receipt, $50 head.
Quotations: Sheep 3Ita4Kc; lambs 4s5Nc.
NEW YoRK, September I3,-DRY Goops-
The jobbing trade continues active and cotton
goods commission houses are doing q good
steady business. Cotton goods generally firm.
Prints fairly active GinghAmS selling free
~ and dress goods In steady demand. Mems
wOOlens quiet. Repellenis in fair request
Foreign dress goods aud silks In better de-
mAnd.
EAsr LIBERrY, September lS,-CATrLE-Re.
ceips 2,sO5 head; selling rather slow at 26c
Of from lsst week.
Ho0s. Receipts 009 head; Philadelphia
IS IOa5 90; Workers "A coal 40.
SHEIP-Receipts 900 head. Market active
and prices shade higher than las week.
NEw OALRANs, September lS.-Coff,e firm;
Rio cargoes ordinary 70 prime l4al7c. Sugar
scarce and firm quoted, open kettle l0Hc; yel.
low clarified lUTc. MolASses dull and nomt.
nal; common quoted at 25c. kice steady aud
In good demand; Louisiana ordinary 70 choice
45sa6c.
NEw ORLEANS, September lS.-Cottou firm
and held higher; middling IKE; low mid
ding lOJSc; good ordinary l0kG, Net receipts
,. S5S bales: gross S,7s7 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain II, 1853 bales, France 9Oj bales; coast.
wise 247 bales; sales 900 bales; stock 4l,OS5
halpa
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OPERA To.SlGHT.-wIIl open new lIr'
'p'' " ' iACos W. GRUB, I
COrner Twelfth and Market Streets.

THEEMoMETXR RECoRD.--Ihe following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nept's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1917 1880.
7AHilN.SPM7R. AN, u N. 8EA7 Pm
81 10 n 90 q 10 70 6o
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CHIEF TOBACCO is the boss" II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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EvEnYBopr chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause 1t is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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TINE CouRrs-Ths Municipal Court
held no session yesterday. The Court
meets to-day, however, at 10 O'Clock.
The United States District Court, which
adjourned last Friday, meets in the Gus
tom House building at l0.A. N. to-day.
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MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this mornlnv at the New hcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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| BALTIMORE, September l3.-Flourquist ant
steady; western supertine at IS 90; do extrt
81 76; do family 81 0Ja6 10. What, western
winter red, spot and September 81 0Is<al OK
October 81 05Aal CO: November 81 071tI
lux, December 81 0sAal 0SS Corn, west
ern dull: western mixed, spot and September,
60Kc bid; October 62a521Sc. Oats strong
Rye dull at 90a92c. bay steady; prime "a
choice Pennsylvania $40 OOa2l O0. Provision.
ira. Mes Pork Sl876. Bulk meats, loose
shoulders, none here; clear rib sides, none
here; do packed 6I<a9Hc Bacou, shoulders
&c; clear rib sides lOc Hams at i2Aal3hc,
Lard, refined in tierces, 9c, Butter higher
prime 10 choice western packed l7a2Sc.
Eggs higher ut tic. Petroleum, crude nomI.
nal; refined 0XG. Coffee steady; Rio cArgOes
ordinary to fair lSSiRc. Sugar steady; A soft
lO1c. Whisky easier aud steady at 81 II.
CHICAGO, September 1S.-The Droven' Jour.
nal reports:
HoGs-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments
1880 head; good TO choice h.avy, strong and
active at S. 20s6 10; common To good mixed
81 60a5 10; ii lit s. OOa5 10; grassers 81 90
al 80. Well cleared.
OArTLz-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head common TO medium shipping
steady at 81 26a4 81; good TO choice 81 s0a6 o;
exports s. 25a6 IS; western half breeds s. rs /;
natives - 9Oa4 90; Texans 2OaSOc lower at
s. 3Ol8 so; through Texans 50 20. Closing
weaker for western and Texas.
SHEEP Receipts COO head; shipments none.
Market steady; lambs 81 t0a3 W per head;
common to good s. GOaS 90; good to choice
81 25a4 80.
The Journals London cable reports cattle
higher best American lOc. Sheep, 1Sal0kc.
PHILADELPHIA, September 13-Flour dull (;
snperiine " foa3 UO western extra s. 20a3 % /;
Mime, sofa extra clear god TO choice % IS;
straight 50 O0a9 so. Wheat firmer; western
rejected 0ja95c; steamer 81 70. 40. red track
81 0i; second call, demand fair and market
trn; No, 2 red September 81 0iAat OK
November 81 U7H. Corn steady yellow 62c
low and high mixed, September, blAc; 0cto-
Der G2Xc Oats in fair demand and unchAng-
ed. Provisions steady. Mess pork $40 0Oa
10 90. Smoked hams Ia &c. picked 9Aa
lOkc. Lard, western kettle ~ 76as's75i;
steam s. 20. Butter, demand actiyei cream
cry 26a30c; New York aud Bradford county
Pa, extra 2Ia2Sc; Western Reserve extra lha
zoe. Eggs ARM. western lSai9c Cheese
reiiued lUc. whisky, demand active; west.
ern 81 10.
OINusNATl, September lS,-Cotton firm at
IS OOa5 rs. Wheat quiet; No. 2 amber GA
CSC; No. 2 red winter Bia95o. Corn hrmer;
No. 2, 4INa45c. Oats ea,ier; No. mixed -
$40. Rye strong at ssa9Oc. Barley scarce
ana firm; No. 3 fall 81 10. Pork quiet at
Sl6 C0al8 3d. L.Ard frmerat 81 0oa7 o.. Bulk
meats suongerat s. 76aS IS, Bacon in good
demand at 61fAyKc. Whisky dull at 81 u
Butter quiet firm AND unchanged.
IoLEDO. September l3.-Wheat firmer;
Nos white Wabash 92c; No. white Micai.
gan csc; amber do, g7c: No. 2 red Wabash,
spot g7c; september 9sXc; October ESQ;
November ssG December 81 oOi No. 2 Day.
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COUNTY UouRT-Judqs B0pl

TbI. CONT met ST at he usual hour yester.
day morning and transacted the following
business;
The administration Of the estate Of Ben.
jamin Gilbert was committed to the sher.
liz OF Ohio county.
VIM. NJ. Richardson was constituted a
Notary Public. Bondsman, John E. Nc.
Kennon. surety.bond, $3.50. Approved
and filed.
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Music Books at cost at sheib's.

INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like it.
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GRIEF TOBACCO Is all the rage. Try 1t.
For sale everywhere.
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MusIcAl Goops a. cost At shelb's.
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MUSICAL 1ssrnUnGsrs at cost at sheib's
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LIVkKFOOL, otpIeIHUeE To- hIhVHLV4'-
Refined SISd.
AsrvsaP. September -pErnotEvn-Re
fnsd 24Xc.
LONDON, September ls.-PrraoIEVN-Re
fined SID.
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JOHN M. HooN q CO.,
Commission Merchants.

omee-Ii6O Main Street,
WHEELING, ". va.
We buy and sell on commis Ion for eaih or on
margin IN Drain and rrOVl'IUnA dealt 10 by the
ChIeaRo Board Of Trade. DInel t0ltgrlphlo eonmu.
nioliIon bstHean our Office and the Board Of Trade
Prompt market reports Chicago Correspondents :.
CHAItRl RAY Co., 70 Ia Sales tTsst. nye
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LIVERPOOL, September l9.-PErRoLEuM.-
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Passenger Agent B. & y. r. r.
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EAsr LIBERrY, September lS,-CATrLE-Re.
ceips 2,sO5 head selling rather slow at 26c
, 1880-09-29
DRITlHU GOLD.
THE {tLJt CAMPAIGN talk.

TItE OLD CAMPAIGN TALK.
NEw Yol,K, Sept. ::sS,-The following state
iaent made by Mr. blaine III Ills speech In
Philadelphia OH Saturday night Is the sub
iect Of considerable talE it political circles
here:
~ want to cnll your attention to the fact"
sali Atr. lsinlne, .'thnt, fur the first time III
have beei! Printed by the Frca- -Trade
Leagues Ut England, and arg being circulated
throughout this country by hnndruds Of
thousands 1t copies. II tho trcc-trade Inter-
cSts OF England are active enough, eager
enough, unit Interested enough to do thts,
they Aro actlvv enough, eaKer aId Interested
cntIngal to put mnnuy III It,"
y wcll-kllOwn Businessman said yester-
day Tint celtaln l9rgu English lnanufactur-
ssftiyss @ ', s Il, tits e!sy, hsys sabseribes se
fnnt! of Ss0,000 for use by tho Democrats In
tho lndtana campaign. and that this nlnnoy
~ being kept for llse on e1ection-tlay. This,
II IL saltl, nxplalns In q measure where tho
Democrats get so much money.
, 1880-09-29

nil the money possible. md Corcoran,
tho ex-banker, Is reported to have sent
s4000 To that State last week
10 bc used by the Democrats. Corcornt, IA nm
earliest friend Of tho Solid South, and was q
syl1ipatf,tzer with tie Confederate CAUSE.
lie
ABANDONED WASHINGTON ron FRANCE
during the War. and left his house for ur,.
tection iii tho custody Of the French Minis
ter.
Judge Porter, Republican candidate for
Governor In Indiana, per contra, writes hero
10 friend that tho Republicans do not en-
tcrtain doubt Of success 1T that State, lie
closes US letter by saying, You Gun pin
your faith to Indiana"
a Republican who has Just returned from
TINT State. and who Is familiar With tho can,
yass there, says that tho State las never been
LEANS rs II Is now. Every lncll of iilo groi,uJ
iIas been contested, ard almost every voter
has beer, personally seet,. "If," said thIs
K;r,'fG!5 ;cn to 1.-The State ;loGs not F Kepl,-
trltlltlg That tic Democrats
CANNOT C1.AfM 4 vtCronY."
.aanapers here have beci' advised Shih1, that tha
y III Ohio, while tho Republicans
sertattolls have .l,ccn inado to the Ke-
publican, Committee here that It ts
time that the Republicans 70 actively to
york, especially III Hamilton County, as tho
Jlr'i1crnts sEe,n to bA concentrating tt1cIr
efforts there with ti,e hope ot securing that
county. Thr attention OF tho Committee ha9
been especially directed 10 Ohio, as It las
bern Thought that tho Republicans Of that
Htate would 'hc nhe 10 take caro- Of them
seiYes.. One Of The statements made to tle
Gon,nttten Is that 1t should not bo forgotten
tint pDttnn OF the Foster vote came from
iartl-Inoney lllel, who werO opposed to
t.wlngs Imitation theories, md that many Of
these Democratic votes Will return t4) their
own party. Thu Republicans, OF, tic other
hand. 1ra receiving large accessiuns from
t!lo Republicans who then voted with tho
Grecnhackcry.
REPRESENTATIVE 1rUnDEr.r,
Of Michigan, Chatrmnn Of the Republican
Congressional Committee. IN herr attending
To the dulles of the Committed. lie has re-
Gently received letters from Michigan fnvjt- :
linz him to come to that State to take part in
the cnnyass, but he stated to-day That It
would he doubtful II he could do 50. lie IS
fasnl1Iar will! MI tho details 6f the canvass
llcre. nnd Will find 1t difficult tn leave. II IL
probable that lle mny In some way comtnunt-
cate to Ills constituents his Views upon the
issues Of tile campaign.
, 1880-09-29
GA1.ESA.

|
| GALESA, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-This hns been n
field night for tho l&ep,llItcnus of {;alm,o,
| nml there IL not ono nmtu,r din nu,nhrr NJ
Garfield ami rthur man via tos 1' ,,,,t IT,, =,
fused intn him, A magnificent spcetnelc.
Yncl, rs that ntlie by the (inr,icI,I and rt,,ur
clubs in procession with torciaIEhts lin. iilu.
't'.".u1 un st,ecls anu u'clr 1nahlS 1orllls
c''vs|opetl III handsome aiut slowy uni
f"rnls. was enough to Inspire tho bclol-
s1s, s,,,,,, and ,s, convince ,., ' ts 1aueoek m sl
,"S ,ho. "' t,,o "M W',,,i,an, ,JM ~ W' ~ o's. y
NV .""S t'o 'tet"o''e"',s VI oale!lt. II
aeau ny tley hlse said, nre certainly
,nlslityfiveiy corpse. fi'u procession, eo'n-
"se ;s Of Of, the ,S. s1ter*, 1; Garfield mud Arthur
uniforms wns nnHnr ron,,ma,"i If ra,'t W1,t; ~ ~
mn' is'l'r1n' WIN Caps. FRED J., Corw'th nj
thu head Of tho Junior forces. III tllt. column
lohorfu- ,nuu- mil NAVY ,,rnnI M ,,t.I, ~
."so.,s ,.,i'.' ., 'a". ..'"y .'.''s" uut M!'
!olr1e8 Who never ni'pcafetl III processios,
before, thus showing their zeal In tic gta,d
The procession hulted Mt Turnrr Hail
w,,tcI, voa ,"ni, o,t"I 1ar,,.. ". ,,.',., as"''s
,,m,,' " Wv, ~" ". 'a.so u".noot VI
"..s ostin uecs"s's n; sess henr tno slaKe' Io
Sl,ndpriauti. of Frcrnrt condl,to ,nr s;a,,, -,
r,a,nr, ai tho I{"n. janI.,s Y cnrhrnn" t"l n,,te
alsO ut Freel,urt, Tju sprpclles wsra hntli
@ ait;aee "ntn 'apifestIE ih.ir ,,,ges reeslxe
tho sentiments niivancrf1 hv fr,",I;m,st n,;. =.
bursts Of Wn,in,,Sp. '' ""s7
4 ynry interesting prelude to tho spccchea
@ s;ns tho presentatloi' # nlrantltu! a1lil costly
tiIo yonng Misses itepnbltsa,, UIub. ThsS
presentation ceremonies Wpru rontlilct1d hv
, 1880-09-29
MATTERS In GENERAL.
GAl1FIELD.
A COSFEfkf.NcE.

C1pvp,.vn n Su,,t ~ ",rho N,,t,ro1
c..,s.. uakyslANp. ~, oep'' @7-iho Natlonal
an Clubs, now III aesslol, here, went to Mon
tur this nftsrnonn In cnnfpr ,.,th Gnn Gar.
flcld. ~ N''''' WA "s"' o"''
''t1..' ~, .....--...., ..s.s..
MacFeaEll, Of Illinois, Chairman; Thomas
Nicllol, Wisconsin. SECRETARY: G. i. Hontnjl.
Nnfnu. i, f;nv Stcf,nn,t,"sa p"n,,s,.,,.o',", !,
II ~ r"..,.'.s G;',. 'nncas' t,,'t tvnli7tM"u!ti
VI. s"!""",, o'nai C!lnl!es Ctlse, I!islelct
OF columbia: Charles Kallle, Y, Caleb, =.
Denny, Ilttinnn,
, 1880-09-29
DITTLIcR,
THE Ex-MEsIBER Fi.oM ESSEX rfsouSosrI
GATES.

THE EH-NESiBEI! PROM ESSEX TtsndNo3TI-
Gates.
6esciai Dtspdtch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
DosTpS. Mass, Sept, :s.-tien. Butler has
returned from his stumptng tour in tho West.
III his opinion, III given to a Gia,i,c inter-
viewer, Indiana Is MI right. L;l1ders. tho
Dr,nncratic candidate for t;ovcrnnr, will be
rlectpd In October, ani the State will go for
lIaucnck III November. "As to Ol.io's co,,-
d!tlo1, l rcgaTd it rs exceedingly doubtful,
with the chnncrs In favor OF tts bring car
Fletl BY the Democracy. There II n gt,bti deal
nf Kel'llbiican t'isa!rectlon "a Tie State: It
Il quite '.n'nng tho possibilities that Gon.
nra scyGra! Influences which will hclp Gen.
lfAncack, TlMrc nre the riots. fur Instance,
They hnvc s,lttdfcd debt Of s3,D01, 600 upon
Allegheny County. Thon ngatll, tho leading
tircenhRcRers In the State uro c0lnlnr ont
for Hancock, md that fact WILL tend tn
swe!l the De!nOcrntfc yOta iii Pcnnsyl-
vantn very materially. Then aRaln, as
Allegheny County to destruction, they have
for thu 1lrgroes.
"vlrg!fIla Is NIL right. Hancock and En-
glfsh Electors will bo elected itl TINT State,
Tlleru II III doubt about that.
81 regard AfAtnu ny n sure State. think it
IL ns siiru tn gn fnr l[nnr0rk IN November rs
MassAt1l usettS IL tn 70 for Garfield. 10 not
believe tho Republicans catl carry either New
Turk ur tho country"
f}en.. Dutlsr l.ns long beon regarded asa
man uf great pulittca saRncity. but his recent
nctlsllS foster the belief that lie Is losing Ills
foresight us well Us streHEtll, nntl hls opinion
VIII not have all Onnro Of weight iii this Sec
ton Of tho country.
, 1880-09-29

apsesai uispaseh ts 1As CAseupo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. G., Sept. ga letter re-
celye.l hero today from Now York statea
that Senator Conkllng sutd Saturday TO aa in-
llluato trIen,l Li,at i.u hau Ito doubt that Nuw
tef reports that Sti,suu IIutcll!ns. OF the
Washington l'osi. IL admitting !u NjM futk
that le does not expect the Democrats will
curry Indiana. They nevertheless ure nak-
lug the MUst tremendous exurtio,Is 10 DO W.
The wuTd seclns t0 lIayo been passed
hero within tue lust few days " raise
, 1880-09-29
NOTES.


REGISTRATION IN nI.ooKLYN.
EEw York, Sept. a8.-Thls was tie first
day Of reHlstratitIn in brooklyn. Number
registered. 4:s,slt III lS1u thu whole number
registered thu llrst day WIS X, OH iii lS1Dt the
number WIS -, lUJ.
kEAnSEY,
SAN FttAScIsco. Sept. as.-Tho following
characteristic telegram was forwarded To-
upy:
.t.ata d. lPtdrtr, A10tt|a ~ 1 Nt.b Cpilt10ttna.
indianapolis: N1nv hut traitors Il, rur culae
will fusd With tue old psost,tuea partlas. ssroad
tho light. DxNI5 KxAKNEr.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORPHANS, La.. Sept. s.-The Greel-
resolved to put full Electoral ticket III tie
field.