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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24

Of the late Bishop Wilberforce this story
is told; On one occasion, while staying in
Il country house not many miles from
Windsor, the daughter of his host, little
girl of seven, suddenly broke out before
all the assembled company, " 1 want to
ask you a question, my lord; will you
answer me very, very truly?" The bishop
smiled, took the child on his knee and said,
"Of course l will, my little dear; what is
itP" The child looked gravely up at him
and let fall the following terrible question
" Why does every one call you Soapy
Sam? " You can easily imagine the
feelings OF the company; but the bishop
was quite equal to the occasion. and. after
having cast II half-mocking and cynical
glance round the room, replied simply. "I
will tell you, my darling People call me
Soapy sam because, whenever l get
into hot water, | always come out with
my hands clean"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24

"Spence's metel" is a new metallic
compound which will probably prove OF
much utility. Chemically considered, the
new substance is one of the class known
as thiates. or sulphur snlphides. and spec
linens lately exhibited in London consist
ed of an ore of iron pyrtes containing
both lead and zinc sulphides. 1t possesses
the valuable properties of melting at a
low heat, expanding in cooling, great
tenacity, and being practically unaffected
by acids, water or atmospheric exposure
1t has the very important advantage oI
cheapness, and is said to be especially
adapted to great variety of purposes
AS substitute for type or bronze metals,
much is expected Of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24

God alone is perfect, good, beautiful
and true, and Heaven is Heaven because
filled it is with the glory Of His goodness,
His beauty and His truth. But wherever
there is soul led on earth by the Spirit
of God, and filled by tie spirit Of God
with good and beautiful and true graces
and inspirations, there is Il soul which. as
St. Paul says, is sitting in Heavenly
places with Christ ,Tesus-a soul which is
already in Heaven. though still on earth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24
HUSH MY DARLING. DO NOT WEEP

(Song of the Famishing Irish Mother.)
Hush. my darling. do not weep;
Better days are coming near,
Sails a ship across the deep.
And know twill soon be here
Oh, it bring to Erin's shore
Help and food for us galore
Raise yonr little hands in prayer;
Bless the kind hearts DER the sea.
May our Lord from famine spare
Those who succor mine and me
Oh, how bitter was our woe
When we heard our children cry,
And we saw them hungry grow,
Beg for TODD, and pleading, die!
Then our mother hearts they bled.
Aud our anguish who can speak
Till from freedoms land there sped
Store of bounty for the weak
Raise your little hands in prayer:
Bless the kind hearts DER the sea.
May our Lord from famine spare
Those who succor mine aud me!
Bless the willing hands of gold
That have given bread to mine
Grant them happiness untold
Mag the sun for them e'er shine.
Could they see our children dear
Clasp their little hands in glee.
Oh 'twould ever glad aud cheer
Freedoms daughters DER the sea
Raise your little hands in prayer;
Bless the kind hearts DER the sea.
. May our Lord from famine spare
Those who succor mine aud me
New York Herat
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24

The blessing of q house is goodness.
The honor nf Il house is hospitality. The
ornament of house is cleanliness. The
happiness OF house is contentment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24

The great man is be who does not lose
his child heart.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

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Liberal discount made TO merchants and other adyeT
tlsiug BY the year.
Probateaud Commissioners Notices ,s2Oreach.
For Notices of Liberation. Estrays. the Formation
three insertions. II sent By mail the money must
company the etter.
Notices in news columns 10 cents per line each in
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extended Obituary Notices of Poetry will be charged
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-24
probateaud Commissioners n Offices, ,sa.Oseach.

"A man never loses by little polite
ness, as the soldier said when he bowed
his head for the cannon ball to pass over.
The state of Tennessee has law pro-
hibting the retail sale of liquor within
four miles of an incorpornted inslilntinn
, 1880-08-28
Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas At zoo, ,ooo ooe

bNSltlSs
And in view Of tho annua. EXPORT and MIR
own vast nnd Increasing home Consumption,
II Is probable TINT tho United States Ilay at
tnis tlnle I'll realty no more corn within It's
borders @ t1inn WILL be wanted at homo buforo
sne gSihcrR hcr9R Of iSsl ea,. be planted grown. and
ca,l'lnt he cxnectetl to be rs large rs the crops
Tor either 1310 or 1A1O, owing to tic urynesy
mla ,lardncss Of the ground. and the great
!teat liasing prevented tho p1owtng md prep
u view, then, Of these facts, Is 1t not our
duty to exercise nn Intelligent foresight aud
caru !or ti!e future, instead of allowing tho
country to bo drained OF Its cereals at OK
Tho New York Commercial R,tl,ctt,. sayst
"Elrope VIII buy wlieat cautiously with q
view Of Kett!ng !0,tr surplus nj low prices.''
Hnt Is 1t not wise mn! right tint we should
exG,.r exercise SONG ',ai. Gautien in selling, in
fall nj Inv prizes by ioreign i,lycrs, and
having scarcity ar famine prices afterwards
for otlr own people? Il, 1875, under condl-
the presc',t, whent IN Illinois Ill tic place of
grttwtlt wns worth for export almost dnuble
the prizes now current. And III. New York
tue t,rlcys current for corn during tito last
twei,ty-ye years hive usually rntlRel as high
tions fayorlng good prices III any degree ap-
pr0xifnate.l t'Ntse now existing, whcreas now
j. y wnrtll there dnly about 5a cents per
blislrl, alNt TINT ih tho face Of q vust, long
sxImrt ani home CONSUMPTION. Let MI the
!acts lH understood rs they really nrc, and
the results Will be better for ali thnn those
TINT have followed from lnngnEfying the yield,
.-,t'xa9gernttng, our surplus and now denying
crop which will he felt throughout the .wItoio
commercial world and by millions III our
own latltt. ", IT'S.
, 1880-08-28
CASUALTIES.


CYCLONE.
Special Dtspdteh to The Chteaeo Tffbuns.
ST. PAIL, Aug. 27.-A special from lodge
Centre. MLnn.. says: A rcR,liar cyclone Wis
lied this village about s o'clock yesterday
afternoon, md for about ono Minute held
everything nn,lcr snbjectIon, dclno'ls'nng
completely tie new baptist Church, rolling
entirely from Its foundation the steam grist-
MILL anA c''t1rcly detnolIshtng It, u,l-
rof,!ing the Chicago & Northwestern
Depot, aiso tlle livery barn Of Il. X.
Whiting. alul the barns Of G. y. Tuthitl,
l.nyi I;;,igllton. aild Henry Fairbanks, and
business houses. Every business ll6use il.
town was tntre or lGss Injured. a horse Of
l.,y,,cl, n .far'ner, from nipley Township,
With = team nnd lnnt,es-waRo,I. ,was
hAt no Gi1e ktlled .I'ha tlalsngc IL not iess
than Sf0.0M). The Mantersl1tG Cemetery WIS
visited by tile sa'ne stornl. and every grave
stoile ast monument blowil tlnwli but QUE.
1t IL asO ra,nnretl that the Rocktn'l Mill,
Mlout twu miles betuw hfanteryil1c, was
blown down afni two inetl killed.
, 1880-08-28
FIRE RECORD.

... AN NlIltANV+
a sstll afarm to Engine No. 4 at 2::ne5 yes.
teTday nlnsnIng was CAUSED by s,nokc issuing
tro'n two.story building nj No. O.. -. Mo.
l'nwk street. owned MD occupied by Will
lam Klnns Hs n tailor-sllop. TAc fire orig.
inatrtt III tot Of clot1l and whtlding from
unknown cilitsGs. Damage, so; fully cUy.
North ChicnHU.
Tile alnrln from Sal Mt 5:4o yesterday nttcr.
l0tl was caused a,y Q, fire II, Kitchen iii tllo
strn,; rfnr " ira.ae soiaEe Ut NJ. y Iarra'Mp
hEntetl Hluve.
'rle alarm from I.ox 531 Mt 3:l5 yesterday
aflGr1Its'' WIS "t!llsctl By u fro In y yucatit
onc-stnry flqmt harn at M. u Iluynu .ayt-
playing with inntcllcs.
Tho atarn from IIox t2D Mt 8:tn Inst eyell-
tnE WINS cNltset by u lire III n twu-stDry brick
building h n Nus. g. nu! 4 Mctiggor street,
ers Of tripc anl canned goads, rs q !Iofinp-
!Ioltse: ,tallsH. an oyerhentctl t1llc. DnlunVp
tn building ntd contents, al>out s:;O0, whirl
is fully enyrrtsl by Insurance In 'Ryai's
agency, ut tho corner of Adams and L,t Sale
streets.
, 1880-08-28
Undoubted Evidences Accumu-
lating of Southern Gen.
sus Frauds.
Wholesale Returns Of n Mythical
Population Made from
South Carolina.
Gen. Walker to Make an Example
Of the Guilty EnuIner.
ators.
Retakiag the Census in Cinninnati-
The Official Returns from
= Wisconsin.

!spttsaI Dlspateh II Tne thteae" Trttant.
| hrAs1itSnTuS, u. e., Aug. :.'.-'rlm work
Of examining tho returns Of tie cc,,sus
| eiunleraturs, with View nf discovering
| whether there Is ntly oflicini evidence Of
fraud, II rapisliy progressing. atd there Is
every reason to helEsye TINT t:en. Walker,
Superintendent OF tho Census, will ubtatn
evidence In lIls own office which Will innke It
certnln that fra,tls Of tho most extensive kind
lsave been committed. Sunic clltiaus proofs
of manifest frilu.l have recently bcun .lts-
covered there. Tho Cclsis returns are st,i,,lU
upon sheets Ut uniform sfze, each sheet bt.-
Ing designed to hold certain Number Ut
lIatl'es. Thesu returns, III nll pluces where
the cvlIsus has been lsnncstly taken, !,re, Of
course, somewhat solleu. THE entries In
them hive been made ns the cnunlerators
hnye gone fro,n house to house, arMl the writ
Ing Is Irregular. 4 grent nlany III Tie sheets
returned BY South CAroIinn enIIIer,,ors,
lSt. however, fairly sl.ow the tue entries II
T. T., s.nge sitting; They arc unlforfn.
aiG other sie,ls by which cxpcrts cah remlIly
"! that Tug document .' WY l,rarcd ut olic
thing over 100 nanics. NH! "f these ali except
| four nrH returned ns natives III SAuth CHru-
i',a: Ihis 9f aself Is prsbos;ssro1is. Tle
til 1,ss Of 70 10 St pelsss S tak SeT scyat t''
ii nativity pntsita the Ssair il harl,eas tiit
ollH Of thu South Carolina eIlnlcrai0ls failed
to Ill nut two 0f lIis s,c'ts. excerpt the col-
t!lli,S containing the lants Ut the lerso,,s
tnken with tic indications Vi lie papers,
| fairly pruyfng fraud. Tits Is Il specimen III
some 81 ta discoveries tllat ute being 1tlattu,
y Republican Clergyman, writing from
viii be done to correct the census returns. l
llayc been constantly travelling III this State
for the lnSt fifteen y.:urs.. More people are
moving out of uur stAte tlinl, III. 4 III the i'll
ourselves. There IL not tl,n 1enst tiuutt about
this stntii1,g. | hope 1t liuy by sunle ,McNtls
b. tested. It was q mistake tint the I)elnt,-
Gratis were allowed to tU tho work lIcre. They
| Cannot be trusted where their uwn political
interests are CONCERNED. Tlsclr works III
| THIS section for the last twenty years testify
uE them.
, 1880-08-28

5ptetas Dtsrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LEApylI.I.E, Colo, Aug. a7.-Defor.l was
nominated for Congreas by Hcc!a,nutEon. Tho
State Convention promises 1000 minority for
tho Republican ticket this futl.
DENygn, Colo. Aug. :7.-Tlle Republican
Stato Convention this morning nont,,ntetl j.
e. Sliattuck md james liicB for Regents Of
tic University, aud Charlcs II. Toll fur At
t0rney-GehcrAl. Tha contest far Congress.
sionn' nomination WIS warm, Judge Decker,
OF Denver, ..ln! Judge Bcllor'i, present incl,M-
bent, being tic laatting contestants. Tho
first ballot eayo Decker Ito. IIc!ford lol,
Thompson GO. On the sccnnd EaIlot Tl,omI,-
ho'. withdrew MID lse1fortl wns nominated
anIltt gntlststHsln. Tllo nunli!lee tllall tnatlo
0ne Of thu l!ntst speGel,cH nf his life, ntttr
which Decker ind Thompson ntltlrcsscu tiIa
Convention.
JscCess.
NY. A. llammlll, A. G. Hunt, n,l,i Il. r.
Wells wcru cllnscl I'resltleMtlal Electurs,
md nx-Guy. Rnntt Chairman OF thu SIAt0
Central Committee.
, 1880-08-28
HlcIQRiAtc RAND.

GALVESTON, Aug. :7.--A Nc.ns special
says: \ dIspatcl, from Eaglc Springs. Aug.
~, IL received ut headquarters, In nwliel, t;ctl.
tirlurson says u gentleman arrived ut FL
Paso frolM chihuahua rcM'rts victorin's baud
alul numbering SloxIcaIs near ti.e Calnluri!s
Aoultailta.. 'tIe Mexican trpol,s nru doIIl!,
20 Eoal. Thu lltAns runl,nIt duprc.iasiosls
III tlictf vicinity Will. IMMUNITY.
A dtsputch from Fort Qultnlan says tho
sc0uts wi,u tulowcti thu trail to the Callllprla
Mountains, Maxlcc, rupnrt tho Indians iil 4
ha'tly ts!nrAIi1s.l colhtitinl,: tint they have
gone IN tho dtreei'elI af peg!lsnlai,.
4 telegram frntil Fart tlltss stlys Cul.
buell. reports thu Ilut{an lt,ss It, t)e El,t nj
IA,lugo ne.las r0lninns nnl llnttiustlukU
Gallon At not lesa ,lan thirty Killed aiid
, 1880-08-28
PRICE OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. e7.-1le Committee
Of the l.chEgll and Seltaylkill Coal Exchanges
las agrectl to advance prices fur September.
Tho Lchign companies will increase tllnIr
rate a5 cents per ton on MI grades. Tho
SchuylkIll interest will advance prices 2G5
cents OIL NIL grndes except lump Stentllbnnt,
md pna, which will bs unchanged The
hnrb0r prico of tho i'llttatlelphia Il Reading
compahy fur coal delivered On hounl vessels
nt Port lllrllnloul will be: Lump nl,d steat..
butt, $i.7o; hrOKell, cgg, Nlul stoyr, SI.G0 i;
CHESTNUT, S-i.al; pea, S:i:5. Eolllcrs Will
work continuously throughout September.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. MA SlNclal dis.
pntcI, from Scraninn snyA: f1luSupcrlnten.l-
cuts Of tho Duiaware, l4acknwn,.na Il Vest
crn Company, thu Delaware j. Hudson Com.
lany, a,stl tho Pennsylvania CuAl Company
Iayu been notified to nut tho mines III tlls
SECTION n,l full time attur ting t't OF Septel,l-
Der. Thu announcement llas CAUSED llll-
bounded rejoicing allst,1lg the Ntnars, R1uce
tllcy have lieen working but three daya III
week for the pAst KGspll months.
, 1880-08-28
THE nEAE-MllIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. M-1ho deaf-mutes
finally agreed 10 appoint Natlollal Excc'l.
tlyo Committee composed ~ follows: Ed
mtIud l}uot', 1own; X. II. Atwood, Arkall-
sas; ". II. Hollis, Massachusetts: II. Z.
Rider. Nav York; y. II. Freena'', Georgta;
A. J. llayes, West Firglnfa: Il. !. Dough-
erty, Missouri; q. r. Scl,ocnIleld. Kentucky;
I. 4. l;lns.rry, l1IInols: G; II; A4gle, KnnAas; ;
anx1a }"n Mssii M"Ty}la,n }an K M iiawrsnf e (
ltnterts, .Alala,iln; II. a. lloME4taai, TEN
rcllnsy!yanla; q. n. Carraway, Misxlsstppi: !:
(; +, u. EMnke!!!Hnrat, M !H, Wisso.,slri y: KeE!F'
+. pn!t, Ohio; Ed. G. Chaplin, District Of
Pajors were read BY l.. 1t. I.arson OF Wis
consul, Alr:. .{lenrEu of Chlcago, a,,d Prof.
Ewing Ut 11ftuuis.
Tho Conyelltion concluded lts session, aild
adjourned tD meet [u New York I'll 1899.
, 1880-08-28

Gens John a1cGonn1d> Of Whisky Noto-
rGGty, S1Un to Stnrt OH n Lecttirlng
TOmr-ThrcAts Of Further DeyclQu.
Special f7tsratfh to The CHICAGO 1ttbun<.


riety, S0Un to Start OH n Lccturlng
Tour-TIrcnts Of Further Develop
nicntx.
Special nttrateh to 7ht Chicago 1ttbun<.
Sr. Louis, Mo-, Aug, o7.-Gcn. John a.
AfcDonnld denied tllis afternoon that Fred
Grant WINS II, my way co,l,ected with my
threatened prosecution for criminal libel be-
cause Of Mcl1onad's book OH the Whisky
King. Asked What lie was going to 10 NOW,
tho General said: " Pin go!ng to lecture. l
have gU0d tlcal to say, nlld shall say It.,
Ny bouk docs not tell one-tentl Of all
know"
"When docs tho book como out w
"'ro-morrow, in ChIcagu," was the Cen
erals response, and then le proceeded
Will, curIons bit Ut political history.
liz s0ll that Just lefore tho Clica-
70 Convention the New York Hcrtiti
sent a correspondent to him, rs about the
satn0 tlln0 did the New York Sim. Both
these men entray0red to ert fron, l,n, tho
materials since presented Iii his Inok, but he
snspcctptf something md kept them lmck.
NuW hH believes tllnt tho Herald wanted tho
matter to hold, but It would lMyertlc-
!Gss have 9t,orateu tho 1o'nInaston Of t;rant.
The Sun. lin thinks, waited Y simply for It's
pr0IosrI lcc.nrfng tour during ttle campaign,
the General 1lts lin hesitntt0Ii III saytns tint
hs expected to gct Into trouble, ~ expect
to t,r arrested aEain nttl ngatn IN charges uf
criminal lilrl Or something Of that Aort.'
snfl he, "bHt 1'm really for them, anu want
them Ia rome nsl. lInyu Ereut upuI 1nure
to tell than Inns beer, told yet"
, 1880-08-28
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

SENAt1A, A[0., Aug. M.-Tl0 'IIy WIS
tllruw., Intu fuyer OF excitement ycstortny
by tic finding Ut tho butly Ut TAomas Me-
kinly, II wealthy farmer Md stock dealer,
WIN resided Mear Windsor, Ilanry tnunty,
dead II, II bcd lit ronMl In what WIS former
" IL part Ut the llscn House. Mcktnly
rented the ruolA Oh Sunday lust, aud frou.
the appearance Ut. the boiy It ~ thought ho
Ind been deutl three uays. Tho butly was
found by reas,l, Of THO stenel, which was 80
offensive III to nttr.act thu attention Vt peutle
living IN tlie sppusit side VI thu street.
Thuru IL mystery connected With TITS death,
, 1880-08-28

SrlHSUF1EI.D, ILL.,, Aug. a1.-1ll{nDis In
1S1D took tile lead III the extent of the wheat.
crop, aid producEI over 10 per cent uf tic
entire wheAt-crup ut tic United Statps, and
the present crop will c0lnmre fnyorab!y IN
extent to that of the previous year. Tile Dt-
partncnt of Agriculture has collected frnil
SU1nt Of tile more successful wlleNt farmers
Information us to tllelr i,o.te uf culture alN'
other data that will l,u Ut Interest tn tic mtlt
iOns OF farmers In this a,il otller Sttltcs nov
bus!iy engaged fn preparing tho .sruulltl for
tile next crup. Tho results, while exception.
ably !arge, concluslscly prove that there arc
no better wte,lt soils than the prairtcs ot
Illinois When properly drained.
Tho dry weather ws!ie, llns prevailed
throughout thu central md southern parts
for so1lle time has prevented tho usual
amount Of pluwing being done ut this date,
a,ul will .prolnnE the time of sealing 1all
wl!rat. Following arca few Of tic reports
returned:
Evl Shcrman. OF Poplar Groyc. had Held Of
seventeen acres nj winter whrat which pr.,-
tucn4 thirty bushels Igr ncra that wu,'l,i Crude
rafc.l aid seeded srpt. lu, l7y tl,.e and threc-
fo.irths lnlshcls Of while Mfchfunn WHEAT was
drilled to tho mere. Tho sol! WIS cuy. and the
crop wua rr.,dy Tor harvcstl1.K .iuty 10.
". Nursell. u Lust CreGk, ut thirty ncrcs
ssa wiseat Of goG;! I,alty at MI average c.'st .f
*v.59 per acre Whent had becn grt'wn TN thu
land tho four previous scnsnns: the ground was
powett once, and scct.b.ti thoroughly pulyer-
ixtti aud ittae compact with tnrrrW md RULER:
Set'Gd oe g. ,saa en- h.I hHlf nus1%ls r s5 sm ~
stais Trexx a ai,d thawix % wc'cr II sttel nu nu
my other variety grown IN the locnllty.
E. carter. Ut Iiui,irr. rastd an average Of thr.
whtnt per ucrc o,, ninu ..t,si II lf ,lclrs 1T bMuk
rrHtrlo soil III which nuts had hGen FIrlwn tho
, 1880-08-28
COLLISION IN 4 TUNNEL,

HAIT1slO1st, Aug. o7.-On Thursday after
moon II p:lssc1lger train OIL tho Chesapeake &
Ohn Railrond coming east rul, iuto c0al
train lit the tunnel twcnty-seven miles
west OF t'rcenbrrr. Willie SULPHUR
Springs. Some cars Ut both trains
wera smashed. Several passcngers were
hurt, but none seriously injured. 'rlie freight
c0itluctor was killed. anil the engine mir,
were slightly Wounded, and the st1llcs Of the
tutMrt were brought down BY thB jar Of the
collision.
, 1880-08-28

Proceedings in the Convention Asserns
birtl ut E'cOrIn.
Special Dfspateh 10 The Chteaqo Tribune.
TEo.1A, ILL.,. Aug. o1.--l'l,e second Hay of
the Young MEMS Christian Association Eou-
yel,ton proved 10 be 1t very Interesting ono
Throughout, utMl there was large Increase
In the attetl.luhce,- ,-nts,ut l50 i. NJ. C. A.
workers If lllInoIs and other States being pres
cut. The Convention was called to order ut
o'clock, nnl opened with n Biblc-reudtnE
conducted by j. =. .Johnson, General Sccre-
tAry of The Rockford Association, after which
thu fo!law!ng Committees were announced
by tli. ChHtr:
On H!ls'lrss-W. y. vnn Arstlale. Chicago;
peurta.
On AsSaciation-ll. augustine, Normel;
t;cnrge ". Weaver, Sapiervllle; z. N.
lntions-George D. Smith, Rockford; !;
tGeorss; Webster, larls; T.. j. Sherman, Mt.
.Crc,isntIals-E. +. Aforchouse. Decatur;
!horEa @ :: Avery, Chicago; Daniel l.. Glf-
Devotional Atectlngs--A. F.. Hemingway,
Cutter, l'carin
ps!s ret @ gsnEEsy VII ws s'':d H. T.
- What Is the legitimate work Of tie
10ilnE Mems Christian Association, ?" pre-
are ~ 4, Eo@rt 4,,, W!,sSal ,la,S Western @ sesre.
was followed by q short DISCUSSION oil tlo
saule tUptc.
1t 1U u'ciock d. r. Drown, State Secretary
oI thc You,!g MEMS Christian Association ii
Illinois, rea.i Il paper on "roululittrcs: Their
Importance a,,i Organization. :" followed Iy
Ill n,.iuute,l discussion IT thu. uucst!oli:
This was followed by service Of
SuuE led by Mr., and Mrs. ". II. Schurcr,,ar.
uf Suybl01k, III,
Al ii Il. III. lien. Webster. of Paris, ILL.,.
reul nj interesting t,a1icr ul "Sublrbaf1
Meetings: When, Where, and Uow to Hold
Thrn."
The afternoon scssiou wns pDnnpt} by n
BIbie rrutlluE coni!,irted br f.. il Wis-
llar,I, Eollegr Sccrciary of tic liner
national Committee 1t ESQ the Vict- -l'resl.
ttrnt ". T. Ilnl,berto,1, uf Muunt Carmel,
Of Il hymn alul a prayer, j, j, Davis. Of De.
, 1880-08-28

I.oEtsvli.1L:, Ky, Aug. e1.-An Owcnsl,oro
sl'gcial To the C"Hrici-JourHnl says: Lust
night ut II "'e1ock tlse city was startled by
MI a!nrn of frr, which, pr0vetI to l,e the large
tobacco fnatury Of l.. j. Cnttrell a,ld five
dwellings Iocated near It. rho factory hal
1aa lio9sl!cnsls of tobacco, MD WIS full Ut
!nttsc tnhaceo on racks. THU general opinion
Il TINT It wns tlsa work Of an 1rcN.[inry.
The factory md dwellings were total loss,
i. j. Millcr's residence was also burned, p,Jti
lie was bully burned while trylng to snyc lis
carriaE." atni horses Thu total losses nrc cs-
tflnascd ut S:I50,0O0.
, 1880-08-28

Hpfe1a! DHpaFth 70 The Ehttaao Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, 1ntl.. Aug. 97.--Tlle Ohio
wheel factnry at nclp1ios was damaged to
thu cxtent Of s4o,ooo by fire getting III tho
dry.stle.ls. Fully insured in tho following
companies: Nortll American; Knox Mutual,
Newark. n. j.; Flrclna'l's Fund, California !;
ltIcafaml, Mansfield, o.; llsen1x, Brt,oklyn;
llnwar!f. New York; Liverpool, I.Orl,lon Il
t'lobc, London; Toledo Fire l. Marine: Al
lgn Connty, Ohio; Ashland County. Ohm;
1.orl!larl. Nrw York; Qnecn, Liverpool.
0sripin supposed to DO sparks from n p.ssing
, 1880-08-28

Spftfal H1spdtth 70 7Ae ChIeau2 Tribune.
TOl.Epo, o., Aug. a7.-Early this morning
the propeller Zealalld, Of Hamilton, Ont,
reached this port, light, and before daylight
proceeded 10 the Upper Wabash! Elevator,
NJ. 4. IL get load. While milking arranve-
tletts to throw ost n itne ole of the Haitnrs,
vim was known On the vessrl rs " William"
st.nied h,,,I DIvtsTnar nd 1efprs assistance
supposed tn lM lht,llt ~ years If age, md
probably beionged III Hamilton ur some
lleigfbo1tnE purt.