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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-24
NEWPORT FLOUR.

The undersigned, proprietor OF the
NEWPORT MILLS, has completed his
extensive Improvements and now feels
confident that he can make the BEST
FLOUR in Perry County, and will sell
at Rates that the poorest may buy. He
is very particular in the wheat he buys,
and has the only Smith Purifier in the
County. He is also Agent for the UN-
DERwooD PATENT FLOUR, which is the
best flour in the World.
oar All kinds of Custom Work done
with precision and dispatch.
63m MILTON Il. ESHLEMAN.
, 1880-09-06

manufactures is greatly depressed. 1tmay
bc TINT In thts financial strlngency European
manufacturers may tlood this country with
their merchandise, to he sold for whntovcr 1t
Will bring. but even such MI extreme pro-
ceesling rs that can be Of only short duration.
It could not bc maintained for any consider
nble tins.
What Is TO be done with the money that Is
pouring into this country? linus. Ind en-
ployment, nrtl III tho end It must tllMl Invest
nlcltt III tho only permanent alul In tho most
natural Of nil Investments, r.aI estate. Let
tho gold como; let tho silver accumulate.
Metallic money is not perisl,ahte, nor does 1t
wasto or decay. III sll,u time It will seek em-
ployncnt In tho Thousand avenues OF trntlo
atMl production which rust fur their pcr-
inancncy aMl security upon the lncxl,nustlblg
lanl-thc productive solicit which nMIy n
small portion Inns set felt tho improving
force Of labor.
, 1880-09-06

Qrnmcnt bonds md xso1ttd n+csnrvo lhctr Inc
wbu wnE,l hnro s,o," n,', r. r. ti,n N,.t .r',s
IN his riSht 10 trcvel mi r. liz" ,nnnpsinI If,
INV kcr,inn uf liz nhnnn. T., ah"rt ,vi,,, m,itnrn
tint wn nro n rtrtiix",i Nrticn H." " Hmm, "rI
home nf irrtS NH I;stit,e viii az, s,r, cnnn
nt,,l yn,n viii, ~ ~ '''''t ''''' '%N .e"'
49,. ,.-.
osIe itlo1o !etter may pe QHotca 10 a0Fhn-
tugc, It wA9 written RECENTLY tv John W.
v.,nn ,,-,,,,,,,,,,t .;it,o,, ~ t,,tautt ~ q
A7.'"' " plt'li'lnHht tlti"oH" " 'u'Hsnt, Nv ~
WHO supported both Greeley AtAl Tfltleii, hut
,,,,, ros,,,s lin r,.ttnr n. t,l,,tr,nnn ~ Tho
- Nv" ie'.kn' US p,''n'o' ~ ~'"'i ''''h " VII"
National County Committee til OswcEU Cann-
~ ,}oc1orna l,ia Iufun+ln, of aun,,orfinv cor
~ - 80 ''e''o'' ~ 0"pb't s''s >'"'-
ileI0, mil htltss
All Independent votors will agrco with ME that
tho Aitutt,l.trnttou Under President iinycs has
iecti c",ncuInbtc, nt1tl hos ,lcnit j,isfly at,Ij
crctl g1.,toiik1v with tho 1,nith il hns naasr,i
thrmivl the nr.ical Of purifying thu Republican
nnrty tlo ep,,biinnn IN irtv fnr mtea III ,tus nni
confidence of tho pcnplo. md ut this campaign
nna fnr,a G'af 9 9ssol r, a1 s,n z 'rS Mms
s!fee the eloAo nf tho late VIII. l,nvo nUt bcct
S sinn,n 10 ,%u!s,o ,," oE San VIZ VIC Go fr sFEsst
Inckcr Or an tt,ieJMncnt voter st,ouitl now
reas, s91 th9 nc'nosrtlo t!cket. The t'1'ly oo
10 BE- I. chai.ee. Would any prt,,lemt INN fe.
scsn tst TIC ~, southern pol;stc1t iu,,tlcss e"n1l
ninistsatini,, thoir ducn- routed and itfe. .lu,Iv
s!nv!GtIons on tho subject ot statc. riRhts?
, 1880-09-06
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

1telativo TO tho eouth Carolina census returns,
tho Mfnois Staats-ZcL.unD writes tho following:
"Thu attention Of tho 0ormnn Democratic
clorcr-lcaf-NttU York StdatS- ZeftuItH, Af1ztfger
dcs 1ltstefs, all Philadelphia Democrdt-havlng
boen called to tho open md impudont falslnca-
tions 1T tho enumeration Of tho population OF
South Carolina, all thren nf thnm nnswpr uno
so,lo; Everybody knows ttiat very numerous
immigration found its way Into the Suites Of
Fiorlda. Arkansas, md Texas during the last
ton yoArs.' Hut South Carollan Ia neither Toxas,
nor Arkansas, nor Flortda. Everybody also
knnws that South Earallna cAnuot clulm not
lmmtgrat!o1-t. c.; moro immigration than emi-
grattun, and that not even the raObit-llko
foeundlty Of tho South Carutlntan women tat
which wo nuyct hoarl word In 1870
Is a suf1clcnt explanation for tho 42 Per cent by
which tho population of that 8tAto increased
during the last ten years. ny dlsroKarsinx tho
nan,o OF H0Ath Carolina altogether In their Ut
telApts to explain their census Qualifications,
these thrco 0utnlau papcrs munlfest that thoy
aru possessed at u l!ttlu remnant Ut shame, but
whothor thie will lust for the rest OF tho cam
paIgn wu will leayo tn time To demonstrate. Tho
assertion on tho pnst Of some Democratic pa.
pers thAt President llayes appointed the census
officers Loos not prove anything, Tho o1!cora
wuso not Republicans, but Lyed-in.t the wo0l
Democrats. whose appointments wpre forced
upon President Hayes by Wude Hampton
and nutlor, because tho Democratic sna-
jority IN the United States Eenato
would confirm no othes appointments.
The Democratic Senate porslstontly refused TO
confirm tho scl0cuouA Ut Mr. Hayes. until ho was
finally compelled to nominate tho persona REQ
omuanled by tho Rolth Carollna Senators. Not
tInyes, but Hampton, aud 5utler, tho hoeo OF tho
HAmburg hutchery. appointed, In fact, tho cen-
sus falsaoTs for South Carolina. In tho soeo~
uon Of theae fellows lmpudeuce seems to hayo
baca tho main qualification demanded BY thaso
Senators. and nut ttnofs y shEuwdness. They
and awkward tnanIlcr, 10 much so that tkGy can
bu discovered alulrst ut first eIKhi. Tbs enu~
1,oratiol lists must ba tlled on the premiscs
whoru the enumeration il made. II Ii paturAl
that they should look somewhat sofled
mud uscd. The writing c4uupt 10 in q
current. avon ha1,d becauso The facilities for
wiling Wcss not always the same. The ~
, 1880-09-06

spond tholr says In sir,idycry, With !tt,o CUM
HHsn1,n1sh' ''itto rs!ei fr'n o little H. tho
nrSacins ,lo mind sr @ e"iarsias @ nu II" sy,pa
thics Especially In the spatscly settled dis
tFhs, h wlcrS VI r The nr,naton ,na ~ even y.t dn.
m"Fki An. the fe Il to wonn ID H'sss.G' taanoss'
T fntn. tiS Viii ,t f wf 1r wt n The
economy 10 necessary; and tlscru 10 no hOpo nt
eyer 16ing, nhts to send tho 1nughtcrs 10 III.
neaicinios f"r slrI. So .hoy rr"w ri up ' viii, n niy
dlstrict.sct,s,ul clncntaon. nsil tna1y Ut thcln
nre IN thtao districts wlirro tho achoHls nre 80
l,nnh of El!catiol, and s,igKestcd tho policy Of
n!dinK ,lsom from tho 0cncral schoo! Fund ot
tho State.
For these girls, Brother Moody has estaf,.
lisllcd whit Will ',enceforth be known as tho
"Northacld Young Ladies' Seminary"
though In accordance with Ills cosmopolitan
iargencss OF view lie lIopps also to educate
some Indian ami Chinese girls with tic ex-
peetatton Of doing something TO elevate those
racca, IIu will provide board md tuition for
800 per n1,nuill, anil for thnse WIN lave no
means at ali, but are 1uali1ctt for tho work.
he hopes to secure an ctltcatlon without Gust
to them. The Institution IL 1s practlcal In It's
methods MS It Is generous II, It's spurposcs, mid,
with such n resot,lte, practical IMAM Mt It's
hcad, 1t Ought to accomplish great good.
TIE CfricAuo TRIBUNE onco more joins
hands with Brother Moody. lie Is the right
nln', In the right p'ace. md the New England
newspapers arti people cannot tlo better thut1
to help him nlonY. II they stand back, CHI
cago will come TO 1lis rescuu,-thougli tho
Seminary Is ttot for her bete'lt,-Dccause she
llas prldo ln her representative at North
, 1880-09-06
PERSONALS.

Tho latcst thing In bonnets-Almost any
two women thnt arc backed for II piono.
Mr.. Vanderbilt Inns purchased $50, 900 worth
OF oil painttngs since hls arrival In Europe.
II mn not seeking any Office in the gift Of
tho poople. Ono fr1,m tho President will do me
this year."-i3ea fsatler.
"Gcrtrudc n-Ycs, death loves a shining
mark; but. from tho verses sent In, wo Judge
you to 10 remarkably healthy.
Snrah Dernhartlt Inns purchased 500 pairs
OF gloves for hor American tour, 8ho will niso
bring along n paEr Of her own kids.
The Charge for tuition III racket Mt the
Newport Casino Ia g. por hour. It costs moro
than TINT to have rackot In Chicago.
"NVhut Is fashionable iii hosiery this sea-
son7' asks WhEtcstlo County lady. Wo have
not bccn to tho seuahoro this SUMMER.
"probably he'll bo fast enough twenty
years from now to mako mp for hts slowncas III
coming. by tho why, it might bo girl."-KiH0
11f0Hs0.
The Prince OF Wales owes as,0o0,0oo. A
meeting betwoen bis Hoynl 11tghncss a,ld ono Of
tho oid-tme Chicago rcnl-cstate spcculutors
would bo worry touching.
Mrs. Benjamin. Tlce, OF Findlay, O., l,as
inst hccomc the tnothor OF qunarnpiets,-two
boys md tw0 girls. We don't SOC my way to
heat this, unless somebody comes nlong with q
strMlght flush. ;.
su,nner-ttays nro swiftly waning,
AutunlH-ttnts nsO on tho leaves;
Fever tRuklo n Yrcun mclun-
Nupcrt's gathering golden eheave3.
-Spcnscr.
Robert Donrltnzutschy, Of Grand RnpiIs,
Mteh, fell through hole In tho sidewalk, and
has sued tho city for $4,000 damages. II tho
gentleman had only sent Ills ,,amc along ahead,
, 1880-09-06

TIE comptlers ut tho Democratic can,-
palgn E*'ok arc not az wIso In their day nul gen.
GRAFTON na wero tho heads OF the sarnus Ue.uo-
cratic investigating eommtttucs Of tho Forty
nth Congress. The uumocratto Natjoual Corn.
mtttec, In Its search fos ISLANDERS with which to
essail tho record ut Gen. Garfield, has foolshby
given space in thoIr litcrury nlud-sAarhno to
whAt IL called tho "Aoth Bwlulle," evidently
forgetting that tho Investigating Committee
which noscd out this Euatter drupped 1t In grrat
hastQ whom they found, ~ nearly al! thu tn
.yestIgatoFs did, that the EcandAl. scent led
directly to the door Of very distinguished
pcmoorat-tn thIa caso no lcxs Parsonage than
osn. deosge b. Asc!ellan; mhiia tho Gully saan-
, 1880-09-06

WHEN The Sound steamer .Ade1pht was
threatened with Hhipwrcck tlInnn nnsuro nssert-
ed itself. Tho nM.tc passengers pushed tho
women naI'lc. Ons follow hllcklc,l on three lfu-
prcscrrers ant was looking for n fn,,rth when
ho encountered anotttor fcllnw vim had two md
was looktng tnr thirl, md they hail fight
fnr onc which both happened to taisoovpr nt tho
satrc ntornone Thoro were sumo ahnuicfaecs
when tho dnngcr WIS ovnr. at1d tho walnut ones
lid not got ovor thor Joy uutEl tho steamer hal
1ntitlntl.
, 1880-09-06

THE Cfyfl-SorvEco Supply Association Of
London still docs mn increasing business. Tho
profits for tho half-ycar amounted to between
&3,0O0 and f0.n00, md tho dividend WINS Et 18s.
per share. Goods were bought and sold to tho
yulue ot Ef.s6i. .0o0, and nchrly M,000 tnctnbors
an1 ttckot-holdcrs nro registered on the books
OF tho Assooin ton.
, 1880-09-06

t toilet for select little slipper md card par
~. Hut this fashionable lMly might hnvo dono
worse things Mt Tronvtllo. Sho might hnvo spent
her time reading new t,ovc.. fram lnrls or
trltltng With susceptible young men from across
tho Channel.
, 1880-09-06

THE postmastcr-ticncrnl hns threatened to
close tho ot1'co ut Alexandria, Ln., II the bull
dozcrs at that place obstruct tho Postmaster In
tho discharge Of his duties. THO st. Louis Gtobo
believes that this thrcnt will cxclto tho Widest
dcrlslon nnong tho no,trhonB of Alexandria.
All that could protltlce m impression In thnt
burg would bo a threat to close tho leading
gaippp.
, 1880-09-06

"A MILWAUKEE paper hns discovered wlat
It claims to be tho reason uf Con. 13lt1or's
extraordinary sweetness toward tho Democratic
purity. It Asscrts that uon. Nutlor's acts Us
Tronsurcr Of tho fllut for the maintenance OF
tho NhtlDnul Solllurs' iIOtncs will moi bcMr
investigation by n Republican Congress-, ami
hence his anxiety to woris Into tho good cruces
Of the purity which ho thinks will 'llsyo control
'of Congress for the next Two ycnrs. Sonic
ssrioss cha,gus agninst uut!cr'a integrity are
tnntfc
, 1880-09-06

REPORTED speech Of MI Irish orator ut
Belfast: ,"1'hey suy pny rcnts 10 Caesar. Glvo
to Clrsar whit ts .1uo CiraAr.' Dut where Is
Cnsar? Csrsar Is dead. There was mnn called
Drutus. who gave tu C,esnr whit was bis duo; hu
sent Il dagger through hts heart"
, 1880-09-06

111t. DILLON dcclatncd ngalnst the lionse
Of Ior1s ns Simply "ruifinns." This was
stronger language than Ind bofore escaped Il
mombor Of parliament. But Mfr. Forstcr'a hint
Of II possibto abolition of tho 1louso nf Lords,
coming from u member Of tho Government, was
fur moro Significant
, 1880-09-06

t,cr In which Gen. Gar!ie! wus connected with
tho matter wns that na Chnirmnn Of the House
Committee on Appropriations he detected tho
proposed hwln1e and promptly cnlled tho At-
tent!on nf tho Wnr Department to It.
, 1880-09-06

THE expenditure by Cook County for ont
door relief tn pnupcrs In the various towns for
tho tlsoal year ending Aug. VI att,wA gratifying
decrpNso ot over fS,Nn ns compared with tho
outlay for this purpose during tho preceding
ychr. &sl,uwa nul unly tllat tho clrso ut pau-
poristn has awcu diminished BY II general In
crease ot p o,perlty, but TINT tho Eysspn OF dis
ponsng pnhl,r charity In tho department Of ollt-
door relief lras l,ccn 81, carefully administered
Ms to largely dcercasu the proportion uf lin.
posture aud frnsth n,nunH tho recipients.
, 1880-09-06
BROTHER MOODY IN NEW BUSINESS.

BROTHER MOODY IN NEW BUSINESS.
TilE Clllc-Auo TRIBUNE 1!ns always been
tho steadfnst utlyocato Of Brother Moody.
before ho llad become known to fame, wlon
he WIS only MI humble tloorkccper solicit
Ing attendance at tho MONDAY prayer-mect-
lMgs on Clark street, ind subsequently, wien
he commenced to rlll n mission Sunday
school, and to gather III tho gaIns md ssnull
rItt-rslT Of the ir,ck streets and alleys OF tho
North 6itlc, THE Tribune recognized Ills
zeal mld resolution as banner-bearer In tho
ranks 0f the Lord. helped Him Oil IN his
work, el1rlstencd l1,n Brother Af0o,ly,"-a
title by which he Is now known the wurld
overland gradually helped to place him In n
position where, from balng baulicr-boaror,
lie was advanced 10 TINT 0f Commanding
General Of tho army that boldly attacked
tho EVIL ono in his stronglsulds. ilu pushed
llis conNucsls nil over this country, a,lG then
crossed the ocean and Won fresh victories in
Europe. There llas always been an entente
cnritntc between Hrotllor Moody ul1l THE
TRIBUNE, and, when he returned from Eth
rope with tAo tuneful Sankcy and RECON-
ienccd his triumphant proeesstous through
tho United states, TIE Tribune was still
Ills champion, nlul helped to coltgrcgntc tho
people by thousands to listen to his stirring,
hou'ely seruloils. Whilo It Inns hot always
favored his methods, 1t Inns recognized his
ear,cstncsa and honeaty, and held up Ills
hands, ind In return, Brother Moosly, ,wh!leno
always fayorh'y TIE Tn1uusE's methods,
mud sometimes dcumlng them too worldly,
not stopping to think that tho children of tho
world us well rs the children OF light read It's
, 1880-09-06

TIE Bclelan-Anlericans Of Chicago yes
tcrday cclcbrntcta tho nftIcth anniversary Of
their mother country's Independence In very
enjoyable plonio ut shnrps!,ontcrs' Turk.
, 1880-09-06

Dr tho, capsIzing Of Il boat belonging to
Prince 0nlltzEn olr tho ct,asi OF finistcrru OH
tho tM Inst viaeount Flel,ry, Mrs licnncssy, mn
American Indy, and two English people were
k4p.1
, 1880-09-06

Enl<,td at ~ rost-Dte< at tAte1ro, Ill., a s<eond-
G9ass Matter.
For the benpft Of our patrons who dcsiro to send
single cupie, Of THE TRIBUNE through tho mall "o
tiyo hcenwltit tho trnuatcnt fnto VI postage:
E31tnrtftc, PEI fspY
Hisht and Trqva ragc laper. renis.
fhrftqn-
Eight ami ~olsG 1tAgo Paper. cents.
blAtEcn phRO sohts'
, 1880-09-06

AEoJEtt.E WIS Yesterday the sufferer by n
dostr,,otivo .iro which trcfluccd to ruins and
ashes severn, lntgG business buildings and their
contents, b,sisles .ln1l,ugtug mnDy more. Thu
iosH 10 placed at sssD,O0, and tho iusuranuo
&.tli NE.
, 1880-09-06

TnE grain business OF milwaukee, shows
decrease rs coInpureJ with that OF tho pre-
vious ycnr, tho falttng ut In whtnt receipts
amounting to ncnrly 1000, ,0D bushels.
, 1880-09-06

= COOLER winds frn,M the north and west aro
predicted for tho Upper I.Hko region to-dny,
With partly cloudy wcattcr.
, 1880-09-06

THEIR: IL trouble n,nnnE tho Chicago Com
muniats lbolt thotr political belongings, grow
lug aut of the well-krounica suspicion that
10nlc Ut tho mAtlnegurs havG nrruuBrd tn rei,eut
tho corrupt hHrxatn by which tho Communicate
vote WIS turned nvcr to- the pouocrley III tho
last judicial ciect!on. Accordingly tho county
ticket Eceeatly put In nomination was rrplA.
atcd at meeting hcI yesterday, aud Con
,v0auon ordered at which It Ia pru-
posel to cUalescG with tho Crcccnbnckcrs.
Tho coa!ittun Will cost tho Democrats q few
hundred votes which they hud counted IN
getting III November, ani which they ncus! very
badly, but will nut pseyeut ChicuKu and Co,k
County from RULING up an o!d-tiulo Republican
plA1ofjty.
, 1880-09-06
TIE 1mponrAr1oN OF GOLD.

fGt5Ctt Alb pIuHUitlUub VI SSIJUilS H[lU.
ports OF merchandise. So soon ns tho
balance Of trade was iii favor of this coun-
try Great Britain and other European States
mAde good their deficiency by shipping
hfthcr American securities. This was
rendered moroseasy because Of fthocontInuc.i
calls mnde by tho Treasury for The GO
bouds,-callcd In to be funded In tho new is
sues OF lower-lncrcst bonds. In ono way
or the other, up to tho spring Of 1870, tho
grent bulk of American securities, Including
ratlrond and other bombs, found their wny
back to tie Un1ted States. Up 10
tint time 1t Ind always been corr
siAercd necessary, In order to float a
National bond, that an agency should be
opened in London for Its sale, and wo be-
licye TINT during tho ten or Mou years pre-
cedlng 1880 tho Treasury had forcu Of clerks
In London to push American bonds on the
market. The experience Of the Government
with tho 4 per cent bonds showed how great
ly matters Ind changed. Over seven hun
dred millions Of per cent bontls wefe put
OH the market Mt home md at par, md this,
too, lii the face of such m immense s.tm Of
other American securities which was re-
turned to this country from Europe. A year
not believe that there were one hundred mill
Ions OF American bonds then held onts1ds Of
this country. III tllo meantime, tho supply Of
bonds falllng, tho shipments Of gold have
continued.
Along III July, 1s1D, there occurred that
most Irrational Of all proceedings, the great
Increase III tho prices OF Iron and steel. and,
as n consequence, the increase In prices of
various other commodities. For time thcro
wns n storm Of supposed pruspcrfty,'
which lasted six months, when prices rcccdcd
to their previous rates. During this time,
however, there had been imported nearly
one hundred md fifty millions OF tln[lars
worth Of foreign gootls in excess Of what
would hnya been imported had no such liz
fulton Of prices taken place. The country
has had since then to pay for these goods.
nnu by 30 doing l,ns reduced tho balance OF
trade duo for the year ening In .Jnly last.
1t Is possible that all these gonds have
been paid for, and now tho shipments of
gold have becn resumed In order to meet tllo
exceys tlue this country on the tratlo In 0rtl-
nary merchandise. The transfer OF tho Amer
lean bonds from the hands Of holders In
Europe to persons in this country has re-
duced also tho largo sum annually sent
abroatl to pay interest. How long will this
flow Of gold continuo2
Tlloro aro two CAUSES suited why this ship
nent Of gold carrot continue, md these nro:
~ Tint our exports Ut brcadstNtls mist
decline because Ut Il lnoro liberal production
in Europe, thereby reducing our snlcs both
III qunntity mud IN value; md {a) that
this country, he1ng in II High state Of
, 1880-09-06

vo1lchcs for tho truth Nf thu Incidents nf Ham
cock's br,tfolftr nnrratn,l bv thoae unnt1e mon.
hut adds ot"r ,nctiiicatIons Of % tbo s"n,. ,ur.
aeter which oatne Under his own observation.
-
BUSINESS MEN I'M rOTITrCg,
A hn,,cfnt sivr f,r tho .1oc,;o,, ~ f,or
~ HoPc'u1 sigh LUZ '!1c elccI'on OIL den'
Garfield Is 10 bp found in the rather cyccp-
ttol,ut Interest which the business men OF ti,o
country sccn, to be- taking in the present
campaign, There has probably been IN alec
t!on since Gen, Grant was first chosen pres1.
dent TINT has offered 40 na1,y Inducements
IN tho ro,mnprc,n, ctoasco n cxort t,,.;r 1or.
so,ul influence, Fm,r ycnh nao thern wns
wf,1rsprco,i ,tisent,sfncttnn win thtura 10
thoy wcrc ami ucrnlex,ur domhta nd ~ ,r,,ot
won,,l In hcat for tha cn,,,,,rv srhoso oon,t,.
trons norsuotoa ,n,,,, hur,uoso maj, IN ,.ota
tho f,c1,ocr,,,c t,cl.ot ,,.h,, ,,,d ,,n,sor,n,,.
,.otoa ,,.tt,, +,,o yo,,,,,,tt.a. 49,. 49, ss.,'.
Futcu win ti.u l1epHnslca11s sltlcc the oeKIll-
ming OF tic VAR. Others compromised with
THAR ,,v,, t,,,,ruspt ,r,ir oou.n,anor H.. ,,.t
lAe'l o"l' Judgment nnd conscience by vot-
,taaH fintn i.,.1E-
, 1880-09-06

TuB Cu1cAno T1tnrSE lins established branch
o}ccs for tho receipt Of subscriptions and hdveeso-
mcnta ~ follows:
NEW YUNK-Koom . Tribune Building IT. Nc
EAnDES, Manager.
GLASGOW, ecottand-Al1ans American FeNs
Agency, II itenHetd-sL .
LONDON. EnE.-Amcrican E1ehsngo. ~ Strand.
HHNny +. GtLLl0, Agent
WASlllNQTUS, u. C.-lalD r street.
, 1880-09-06

Fnx's TheNtre.
DcspInlncs street, hetwccn Madison and washing
ton. "11ouey and Misery"
, 1880-09-06

TIE outlook I'll the Minnesota Congress
aonnl districts IL extremely promising forn so!A
Republican delegation trnn, tlu, Htnte. III tho
Fist District tho rival tsln,bl!ean candidates,
Dnnnell nHI Wnrtt. still rel.ltn III tho llch, bulh
refusing tn withdruw, hut It Ii evident that
Ward will mt aucceel III rstaInlng tlty Support
to tho on!. anl tt,at tho nn.nrnl Republican
strength Of tho district win carry nunnell
through safuly. In tho SecUHd District tho
heavy yote ot n Presidential year will nrloubt-
cttly elect tho Republican cGf,didnt", md III tho
Third District thu reflection Ut Wnshhl,rn IL
confidently expOctol by ut least ikOtD uatority.
, 1880-09-06

TcAt Tournament.
Lake Front between Init Grounds and Exposition
Race between men md hnrsos Dny md night
, 1880-09-06

Olympic 'rhcnlrc+
Clark stfcot bnswtcn Lake md ltandolph. En9hRc-
mont of Tony lnstora Novelty Combination Y nro'
" Entertainment.
, 1880-09-06

turns fr,'a tensa counties, llO,yeycr. Wins. :,
Grcntcat .1ae.i,ps nra Mil to trr I"rn I,'n shs
rotrntctl mr., evenly ind el.'aniy yrJItotn net,
executed. al tho nnlnrs nrg written In liz ald
hnntl nl1i with the Same Ink, nil In tn'xt "Ie ~
stanors thosr fellows l1aye evgn M; tnE"sst Est n
trnlEtle tu III ont the columns Will, thn :. taa
tcnccs nf tho rcrsnt1s wtlnn, ihny ntI,,n.t r..
enltlncrAto fll!iylMl stntists si,nw ,hat ,,o 70
Tho population ut Hnilth Curuln rrr", ~, ,"hto
Ing lon ycnis by :1l.iE su,ils, 10 n in,oI 'ns: T.
inariY million nf Inhabitants. these million y y
np's liye now IL lcss ht'',se: w,l less "q.s.s y
, ita.ts II is;l Acsot1. e shu rrpnrs Of 'a. ~.
q t!'o Contro'r n i. Tho number Of t;s. SEs
valued NJ ~ million ours. Thu yn1,,r ns -rls sa
estate In ct[cs t1wns, nsl'l vsugrs llu4 .hrnsni
u!irlnR tctt years tlStl. lHt!lI from J't iunn e
million lo1nts. Tho sut,ll tieeruust in VILE 10
ot irrAnftnl prnpurly fa lllsn very rl.u,rkahtn.s
III 1H'A INC snlMD nf tnxhhlr pcrsu I,r,,n"rs
amounted to ~ iiitnn ttnIiurs; In fs,!' l., nnH
~ million tonrs. And In tho g,ct, ri Mi thn!y5 hhy
inrta tltsv cGttsiis fnlsfcrs tHssess lhu itntno
uc1lcn tt mike Tho wDrid Grltcye tiu, 9a. 9,I.s
CHr1l!tns En!til .f[nn hAs i.1ertulsrtl y :snma a
en,Iisi X rIlillHn ut people live In sHItl io.s
ht'Ihcs. ind nwn irss ly ~, million t,nesHe sH
thAn Ten yenra n3n did 7N.0N puutlrs s'ts's r.,
my thinking INIT, tDlic:e enG nptsrl,su? Wai WNsa
thta Gcrnnn- Democratic clUvcr-icnf, n,rnilonaaa
hllDsG, till III. In few eenr and r.,tItt yntd
whether they bnlfeye 1t Hr ils,t2 Ii tn crnm.A
rHturn which gives Sunt1l CHrGlltla III Jncrpa:.
Of IL per Ce!lt I'll population I'LL Infamous tss
do atld fatslilcAt1u1?'' 4"'F