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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
WINNSRORO, s. c.. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY u l8s

Its own charter by tho location and
construction Of its road will bc held
binding upon the company" Ocd-
field on Laws of Railways, Vol, /,
l23.) AS to tho thirty-pounds-cubic-
foot theory, it was, in my opiniolb as
foreign to the contemplation of the
Legislators who enacted this charter,
as was the mathematical puzzle of the
duplication Of the cube, that bafllcd
the genius Of Euclid, or the pcrplcx-
ing problem of the nsymptotc of the
hypcrbola. TO impute TO them any
such occult theory is to take II highly
transccndcntal view of the Legislative
mind. Nor is the capacity Of 9ec-
spondcnts cars to convey articles Of
measurement, at all more relevant to
the issue, than would be the tractivc
power Of its engines to carry articles
of weight. The equipment Of its road
is changcablc at the will Of tho Re-
spondcnt, and for Courtsto give judi
cial sanction to such an argument
would be to erect a most variable and
uncertain standard by which to
mcasur public rights.
In view Of the law and tho facts in
the premises, it is ordered, adjudgcd
and dccrced: That the rule heretofore
granted i'll the above entitled cause bc,
and the same is hereby made absolute,
and that the Respondent herein, The
Charlotte, Columbia s. Augusta Rail-
road Company, its officers, agents, SER
wants and employees be, and the same
arc hereby, pcrpctually prohibited and
enjoilrcd from charging for tho trans
portation Of cotton in bales, otherwise
than rs articles Of weight, subject
only to the same rates of toll per
hundred pounds, as arc applicable to
all other heavy articles, pursuant to
the charter Of the said company as
herein construed. tits further ORDER
ed that copy of this order be forth
with served upon the said Respondent,
and that the Respondent do pay tho
costs of this proceeding.
II. j. MACKEY,
Circuit Judge,
December "a, 1870.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
more accomplished as an artist than

more accomplished as an artist than
RS u man.
And while tic future Queen Of Spain
was leaning on the scarlet cushion
i'll front of hcr, in The imperial box, to
witness this fascinating spectacle, u
lesson to her in the divine art Of kiss
ing, poor Eugcnic was resting at tho
residence of the Duke dc Mouchy, in
the Avenue dc Courcc Hes, after q fa-
tiguing voyage from England.--Olire
Logan ias Paris Letter.
, 1880-09-10
A Missing 1Il!11on,


An unptetCn1fug advertisement In ono OF tho
tnurHtlig pRpOrs ctinveyHn remarkable pEeeB Of
Intelligence. Tho magnificent structure known
~ tto Morrhants' ExchaIxe Or chilubor o1
Commerce. u for Bae ut ''nu ltnn,uusa saurltlee."
Uno hundred and, forty thousand dollars is
named ~, tho prloe, II gotHa rlcnF titlo III bO
given, subject III Il tirst mortgage amounting to
fa;4,N pyartng q per cont !atcrest; Accor.It2
r,,ul,l numbers, tl,s0.ol0 aIl tho prs,1l s5dl,.
:W-th's making tntnI cost Or sl,5l7uA. viii
EH evident nt K|a.lec. fEO.n this 1htiwux, that
thoro Is Y discrepancy Dt nonrly $l,0n,Cl bc.
tWeen the cost price Ut tho building aud that tor
which 1t Ii now 0lereI for aule, With nu buyers,
Sir. aiusus J. Lnckland. Irealdant IT the Cl.aln.
her Of Commerce Association. accounts fur tho
discrepancy OIL tho ground that tho struetur0
VIVA co1ttractul Tor III Hush times. whan pvcry-
thing WIS hiEt.. Az u consequence tho, urtMliu,
which was protnbly on!y really worth sshu,tOo,
c'st t50,tU. rho building cs1lmlttea an'l ent,-
tracts Werr nli fnatlo ut EOrruspnnllukIy high
n4nres. The building wis un.tert.ee,, oxp!uils
RnDthor N9tltitlAMll. 10 10 constructed without
REGARD 70 cont. auI through unnecessary e1trlv
nkunc9 has Cost from SsGl,Uo0 tu f5Jv, Gu moro
tim 1t ought 70. Tho rsAn was nut only tho
most expensive that could havu l,een M.!nltel,
hut it wins catrted cut With tho most lavish OK
trHYHK&uC8.
, 1880-09-10
.&SulClQAl.,

Hp<etat CotT4E<s,dsNe< o} 7As pAteaeo Tribune,
llArrLE cREFa1. Ailcl., Sept s.-Mrs. NJ.
Nrogan took d dose Ut morphine this lnos1.-
luX to Vud her life, but prompt emeilcs saved
IT. Sl!o WAS crazy ut tho tlnie, suffering frun
Mysteries; xastt,, ,a.,a,>, t., -, p,..u. .,u.
: DosrbN, Sept, Con luestiay, tho It'll.
sonle young men IN l>tKhton gathered around
tae dwelling Of q aeIaented youth named
Cowen, lo,yeara OF aRs. AMI for amusement
Cowea lyss slu,s, u Its aos1er esIns tn Ivuiv IL s
alMs-llouse, and hecanle very much frightened
ut tho tiFes All4 Aran 0uI He was not pur.
sqoa. but lalsr, III the day, not returning 10
l,ls home, 4 sesteh yaa made tyr h!M. atH As
tArcs-quArta.s Of u ltllio nWny, hanging by
the NECK from y |s.'i@ The Go4y WIS cold
, 1880-09-10
CANADIAN HUSH Fires.


KINGSTON, Sept. 0.-1t Is more than d
month since good soRking rain las fallen IN
this vicinity, md III consequence tito country
has been burned Into n tin.ler box. Should
rain not soon descend the amount OF damage
that viii be d0no by busll fires Is hard to d..
torlnlne. Sume dnys sil,cu somo boys found
wasps' nest In tho woods, ncar DatteEsca.
and, desiring to got rid OF tho pests. they set
.re to tie nest, Tho iira spread, an,ullersny
sons days, md mt other times I'll.
cling fearf.llly. Tho barns (anu coil-
lelts) 9f seyetai farmers i'9yc bcon ~, y,
struyed, but fortunately their dwellings wero
saved. Tho farmers arU out from, all }lrts.
tlors tlghtlnE THO fire, which ~ tlo vicinity '
spaco OF ground. Full accounts fron all tho
burning DISTRICTS llayo not becn r~cct|ed;
UprON. Quebec, Sept. D.--Yher0 llas been
no fnr,hur. destruction Of buildings by, btsl,
fires in ttts vicinity, but there has been'a
great deal Of lu!Hber, bark, asN! gsa!H burned; n;
About 10o families aru ll,atle iinnlrless nal
~ destitute ln Tug ranges Of st. Ilelena., y -
Valloslon. The estimated loss Is s2oo,oW'
, 1880-09-10
CYRUS W. FIELD,

HOW HE VIEWS TIE POLITICAL SITUATION,
tyuetuuut; Cun,a,tretsi. Sent, 9,
The foifn,v1n,r 1otiar frn,,, Mir rvr,,s W
~ Ao''""ttA 'e@sS4 Lt"'. 49, oy4ua W.
Field seems TO ua 30 clearly AMI strongly to
INT the fsyuea OF thu Presidential ca,lInntRn
-. t,,o,, r.I,, y, ., ,,.,ot i,st,,no, t,,ts.o,,.
~ I4c3 ttitAe ~ @Ae Rte"I uAaniess tntcleats'
tint we Etre II to the country, though 1t was
1ut written rnr ,,r,l,lirntIun..
tM,,'u w.,n'. o.. a ,su" ....,., e1
NEW aoth, seit. =, !oeu.-! uata 1ntoiluen ior
S9nae anys pass 10 Wr!G 70 10Y Ety. express NY
aanteEa.loM 59s 1hp sp!f!.eu ca!npalsn Whon yonr
pMpaF IN 'nnA!nA, out tna ptEssltIG q laperl1nf
nAatucss uts lEuacnlco h'e 1Fuh' uoshE tu's nnIIt
tns pIGsuIIt iiiuuI!lt.
netioso Ilat ,, ZIG uHai Wetea ynu ann oSnete
nFn }hMki!8 III uh1o Hnn inu!nna WIZ WiIi, ueENMse
y y ea!nea9. ". aitu pocause " Roes ao"u 70 tho
stGts ,.s, y IT, co1roveSy ~ ,,a;
;M,t @ q M sGe tnS a'1uauon a8 II ousheas
" hnS,, sy ~ bcforo ,,v two conardotc. botb ~
Mnm It,st eS nv wa ana eduea'o s RsueaG. !sI t,
uinsofnmGPt. oaFneia ontalncn inusn tn1ro
nwtl hlftl !Ntof. !!9th Fought 10 savn Tug Uno,l
tnntnck ioi;8ht, tha lnVurnlnont having 9d!i.
cAtg9 nnd lhta nm 1or nat purpose: gaIllolt
Who hau lhnuo nllnsc!! ,C0lle4e lfeslCtnI una
stutc senator, s1eflnceu ,fppaFehtiy prslll0nt
lirpappets, nnd volunteered and fought hta Wny
up @ To- Gv:a sa,9r,Wee5atti, ,,t s,1s;t, ,,,n n,xao
haa h!d ncarly twenty ysars ol service az leKls-
, 1880-09-10

Special Dfspateh to Ihs Chltavo 1rlbuns.
DUBUQUE. ID, Sept, 9.-The Democrats
held their Convention to-day at Indspentl-
encc, and nominated s. p. Adams for the
Judgeslip Of this district. Adauts Is sore
head Republican, aud lias belonged to every
party.
,kEoKUK, 1a., Sept. D-The Detnqcrnts Of
KeOkuk turned out tN-1light to hear tho
lion. John r. Irisll, OF lava City. who spoke
Mt Gibbons Oleru-lf0usr Ills rGnlarks
were received with the greatest enthusiasm.
s~etst Dtrateh 70 1@s cAteaps Tribune.
Henry Tickle ntldrusscd ait immense audi
inca at the Republican wigwam tonight.
Ono hundred md fifty uniformed club men
were prasent, and lnucll enthusiasm was
llAnlscsted.
, 1880-09-10
Tic Only Two Close Districts
Now Conceded to Ho
Republican.
Earnest and Telling Work to Be
Done Up to Next 6atur-
day.
Nominations for Congress Made in
Several States Yeater.
day.
General Political News from Al Parts OF
the Country.
MAINE.

MAINE.
Special Dispateh to TIE Chicago 7rthunt
DAsoon, AGr., Sept 0-Tllc Republicans Of
the Fourth and Fifth Congressional Districts,
tho only two that have been considered Mt all
doubtful, nlp nnw confident OF tho election OF
their candidates. Their confidence Is
based on thorough, cal,yass, US made
two or threo wceks ngo. and fately vuri-
fled by second tabhlatl0ns. The latter
gives gains for the Republicans since tho first
were u'atfe, showing plainly that tho lntla'
ence OF the campaign las bcoM to turn many
Grccnback Republicans back to their old
party Tho election Of Mr.. Davis by tho Deo-
pie seems to be beyond doubt, and
Is even conceded by some prominent
fnlr-minqcd Democrats, aud, With the loss
! uf their two Congressional districts, there
seems no l,upe for tho Fuslun1sts.
Neal Dew aud Joshua Nye held prohib-
tory meeting tonight. The audteuco was
composed largely Of Democrats and men
who aro known to have ITO sympathy will.
ONES also who advised tho meeting md Inter-
cstcd themselves in hnytng 1t held. It was
noticeable, also that tho speeches contained
no offensive allusion to the Democratic par-
ty, but wero mado up largely Of dennnciattons
RI p ' Tv XII pNsy "S Viii It e0n havo so
q lantlfui of votes in Dangor. There IS not
single promiMent temperance man here
who supports llitn.
Considerable excitement was created hero
today BY tho arrest Of tho proprietors
Of Tie !Fhig unl Courier on warrant
OF the New. 1Iayen Union, who .has
lecn speaking IN tllu State for tho Fnsionisls,
Thu n6ul Is fir $50 Co., and Is BASED ON tho
publication Of iii extraet Ut o letter sAylng
some rather ttEsagrGenbla things about Mr..
Troupe. Tho writ was lssued by
for Governor, and Is returnabie at
the April tern Of the United States Court. 1t
would seem that the arrest was timed SO. rs
to CAUSE III much Inconvenience rs possible
to ore Of the proprietors Of the paper, who Is
the Republican candidate for Congress-. BALL
was promptly furnished by several OF tho
most prominent elttxeilg.
Meetings have been held in almost every
town In the Stutc this afternoon or evening,
n1d every hour between now and Saturday
night will be devoted TO car1Est work. 4
Eruut Republican demonstration will hD held
llere to-nlorruw night. Organizations from
NIL parts Of tho Stata will participate In the
parnde,
, 1880-09-10
IfENDnrCKs ON GAnFIELD.
WHEREIN THE Fol.srt:Is RAISED A FOOLISH

OBJECTION
10 1at Ea'sr q! ne e"k1a' l,toan.
:. Et'huAnT' 1hu., otpl' - not'se luat eoV.
i1enaf,cks nrratE''s Melf' Ga1nelo 10. naylnG
sat On the Electoral Co'i'in'ssioh aiter ne ao
S fosae ~ tos on e1eH, m e Is art, at Enri IA M @
nu,t ti,.o,nr,, Il ,,.os ,;s1ro,,r,,, ~ .arru,t
.s'u' '.t =. ~ WIS ~, rs.,st ul
ior nm 10 sli On thc commission. Gov;
Hendricks ltkcns him to n Juror who would
sit md try ease where he already Ind MI
nntnfo, fot,uett, or xas intcrcstcti II, tho
oas ,fo .t,,,,,,, r;so,, vii on,,,,,on turar
ss, i not sound Esery nn nn' on sc that cona'is H
sion Ind read nll tho evidence In tho cnuse,
aud huu formed nj, oplnion. tlo same NJ Gen.
Garfield. In Surt. m MN lntrlllrent rnn,,,,,,
to sit on the Commission could bo
found who was unbiased III tho
matter. But the fact Of bins
does not rei,tter mnM incompetent or make
t IMPROPER Tor lin to st as ja'Ieo unisss
tl'e lay so tlcc'"ros., It llas always been the
law Of 1ndlana, and OF g Try other State so
fur MS I know, tllat tho Mayor Of city can
and a st st aud henr causes . ,,,,a r. Which y, ho
as .a.a ao'.'ea W. op.n!oI os ~ "a.'c" ~ ~ ~.
Mfested. In lntiiana tho Mayor OF II city
inust try md punish his owlt father II brought
l, before Him for violation of city ordinance.
Ft1 1usu ptts,1cu f
inu ~" a1'U"s ". ~ s!aaRo y. scn9o ~ Suen
casc' 30 III sil'liaI chse tr'ed ny Jury
from fro aM tho residents @ Of M hu etv sh ey NJ ar co
n.,Ie,i In s,t NM trv ,uc cnsf w1;1r If t1,ay
comyist In fiiIn rni.s into Iii nttv trosmpyy
for thrr nv ,',.m Mn het H"f 't's9 Wv s''s ''e"o"'s
II the SIayor ~ ti,ts c,tv should roa y p.r.
snn rimlatm tv ,rinamSSa evu i m,,,s; ~ rcpr VI
f"ss ~ n,Mt nnntsi, hn fo for y 1tn,,s,,
r,,t,yilcei III ,s 1,,iIt hnf',ra tI,a tr;n IL H..
nm. Nuw. nerhars m, ,ttnm In im,i}nmn
nmd axs xnt I IL ap,, ta ta, nuT T,, t sa,s.
vnra Il" ,yns .r,,nr s', IL n"tia to nv att. ~.
}om nj In" NJ e";siat"r. IL n KIT ,oa ~ ~ m,.'.
ins n,,r',,iucnt is,t thts law ia ,,"t loc"i I ~
II, t|,n n,attor NJ Rvars - N v panort
1.in Il io ,,"i, fhot .,rn ~ tI'i;,inl ,Ipnt
, 1880-09-10

OGfNNG marty. and DIM = TnNt anil won I hnCN
no such @ dM1tftsf Il this @ county. II YoGe train Il
coming, md Shd gdt out of hnre. ii you ever
come hero .GarRHn 5tx yoli. NranG gang OF
your frio'1t's, an44 Nqh Raye them md you Too
III l'cn putlcr ,s,ccrtn.u,y not M n tool; ,,enco
II folows that ht 4 knaye. Dut what does
l,u exunct Ii mnkE.bv hts 1,unycrve Tim Goy.
cr,,orsiip Of Mns.srtmsetts. that', a,I, rio
s Mear spectaSl{ss, ii! ,thns observe faults q
cnaraetor WHEN esGhp9 INC attention q NO
TEL VI ta.napk.mst. inS;tcplolicans 81 mass,
M,n, sy,, nySSr n,sHer ns'ea III as1te, n
atus Nn!,iu WHY, itefs1 " !haKe nm! Sttls-
el'nI. t's ~ .,a!tHI RIferHnce; lie WINS
H., ~ nwnr |,,nm, s + is t,f h NV uy @
c1,fc iig {Dr tho ol]Ico M MJi a1ht,. 11i}t he
kt,ows lint Tho best t,c0ple II thfA nh innthn
t,t tictest hin, ind Tint they l;1yvsfyTT In
their wrath lint llo sI.ail never he ti,o ttnf
ii,tier wants 10 be rcyengcu on die tirst fam,
lilies Of Massachusetts.
.vt,,,au y, r,,.vn,rn
I'M, ,,,,,o raul ,,,,,ou, -, LIN ,,,,.,, d..
pabIfsanx M ] of NuW Ilampsl,lfe, whieI. i %p.
eh Vii, sh,i tin sectal ldl ie cntas ,t In nr IT.
Sntid Sn,,ti' viii cnasn tr,.1nt. ~ ,iiviic ttn
Nnrtl,, abandon lis ntte,nlt to destroy ula re- re-.
naeiv III III r'aE Il naaes H.
!Iis'atnn '' sIaar at for.llr - s,ntonnt o ~
fhn Tu,,r,ers wi,frh ' n,cnncp III" so,l,,trv n
as ars,tnu,,,,,t -, ~ H. mnc,c, fnr tar
"ri"fa annInst II t,c frrctin,, n, ca,,nl,iv ~
sniFrslrnl ,,n,I t}'a an,,eni l., thu enIlhiicnns
nf thS Sfuia to In fi,a{r whats tutv Il snlnm,,
nve,, tSftv In tnic'N-far nfnyn Tia = ,ncrn nj.
,nnsnl,rr;a, # nirrI, ,,nrtis"nsi,in rmtert,I,,.
in hirh ~ nnimin,, ~ III f.i,n,'1rr;s ahiiitv
nn;l = ro,,scientin,,s ,ntarrftv. hava in",Irri,
nf ~ ssysr,,t nro,uiur',t kcnnhIicnns hnr., wiIv
nSs - ,'.n Int ~ vn sSnt lin, III 'HthH M Ia
h"vo suih mi IN" rnniv % IL " n,1nrs 4 II" IL, .
ts MT n;,t,rarcd N n yt wot to ha ss,,t.n NnH III I
"rest,','ta ira X ID trI.c thmt hn w 's''' "" :
DOES not M W's1 TO HOLD OFFICE.
since t!lere Is little doubt that Ito = to most
niI!entiul. Ms lelleye lug Is the nbiest, tI,a'.
to push his political fortunes. since he pos-
srsses cpilsElerable wealth. and owns = coll
trolling Interest IN t1le lMdcpcuttclt Statcs.
, 1880-09-10
HIIfGINIA.

FREDERICKSBURG, W.. Sept. 0.-The
Rccurtler regular Democratic newspaper,
tomorrow CONES out for the lsoadiuste
Electoral md Congressional ticket, and says
it believes the most effective way to secure
tho Electoral yota Of Virginia TOR the Demo.
e!.tiu ticket II To support tie lseadl
Electors.
lslcltuoSp, Va, Sept. 0-The Republican
Convention Ut thu Third Congressional Dis
ttlct nominated q: T.. ilamsdell. Rau,sdeli
y. United a.atcs Marshal for the Eastern
District Of VtrglnIR.
, 1880-09-10
MICHIGAN.

REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT 1IATTrR CREEK,
sreetai Correspondence % The chttaeo Tribune
l,Arrt.n CissEk. Mich, Sept. a-'rho Re-
publican Club held tts first grand ratification
meeting, at Centennial Hail, last night
Good Speakers were IN attendance, and much
enthusiasm was aroused for Garfield and
Arthur. 4 largo ,in,nber Of names were en-
rolled on tho cl0b-llst. Other meetings will
=, 4 CONVERSION.
II. Frepstorf, clothing merchant, md
proWlnetlt Democrat vi twcMty ye>ars' staud
tnE 1T this city, to-tlAy publicly announced
tint I!e SHOULD vote f0r tinrlietd aMl work ~
elect him. llo thinks that, shnli1i the St,uttl-
trouble ahead.
, 1880-09-10
N4tSBY.

7Irs Nasty. 1rnttntlng tic Example OF
.Vndo 1fnsqptOn> Makes II Spcecil ut
thc corners Which liz Intended for
Purely Southern Consumption.
7titho n!a.it.
CoSFEDnlT, x ROADS {wlclh is III the State
Nv Kentucky, Aug. .sl, lSso.--l sigh ez did
tho late Henry a. Wise, uv Vlrginny, for 4
keMtry I'll w1cl, tier mint no iloospapers.
Nuoscpnpers 1lcv bin tho cuss nv DIinocrisy,
md tho onu thlng that stands III our why.
Noosepapors a,,d free skouls are wat kill tile
Diutekratic party. They emit git aong to-
Hethcr 1,nhow: WAT tito Nin0ertsy want IL II
scGksllull III wlch ther aint NJ tlo.Isepaprrs,
ccptln them wic'I Is pub1isht by authority,
md whose c0ntcnse arc s0opcryiscd by u
colnmftty before pubtGas!le1.
Two weeks ago we lIed u neeettn ut the
Crnss Roads, to rec0Isilo difference TINT
he'd onlortoonntcly sprung 1lp III tho ranks
of the Din'0crlsy. I'I!e trouble WIZ this:
+ Courthouse aud q Markit HOUSE urltl otlier
improvements, Wicll }nscOn he'd t0ok, liz
bein tho prtucipto Capltnifst. lie bot chi up
ut about 10 CENTS on tllo dollar, aud holds to
Gill to-day.
Now comes the trouble. THO citizens nv
tlle Corners don't want to ply the ho,ds ut
oil. They hold that they llayc tho bfltlfngs,
but tllat there Is some legal flnw, In tho con-
track, wei slol.'t compel 'eln to pny. and they
zcns. Tl,cm wlri holds the bonds insists
tllat snthin sll9nlt: be paid onto et',. and them
sas s Gt ssa S}a .a e sv 9bt san f CIV sy vtny f. nsy
The question hez g5nc, tnto palittx, and THO
ail1 tho Dllnokrattc pnrty divided. :.
1t was my tlooty to prevent this, and called
the CeEners together aasA .nade 3 sleech to
'eln. ! bed the iuecttr-hoise dckoratcu the
sn1no ez ailllz do on Important OCCASIONS. 1
ned OH the pnlIi:, tho skulls ny tho Fctlrct
s hs ykaeon ~ afIs Se asr II Eoa " ar 5
:" Friends" sod I, "in tho presence NV
these t reliks, ! i'Inplore I you to Pause. ,Wat
purely lokle Iyl,oos. Dcfore You divide MD
ynlla,Rer a Dimekratic trimnf, consider wat
Lee wood l!ey dune, ,wnt Jackson wood hev
Remember tint tho principles wa are
titin fur to-day are tho principles they lit fur,
that tho ldees Nnderiyin, the Confedrncy did
not tlle With the surrender ny Lee, but that
sleekshun arcl!es whether tic South or tiio
Nurth trfuMfs.n
I vent On IL thIs way ~ hour, and finally
got tho people satisfied TO settle the matter
without any trouble, and went home fcolln
Now what llappened9 There happened to
| be present nat nite q cousin Nv q farmer In
the nn9erlioo1 who. is cdetor, w 2 Radical
sshertland nY eilttro SPEECH, and ile ssnt It it
fill; with illuatraslins Nv the bones Nv the
Federal aoljers, and everything ,Gonnccted
Wit. the nleGtln. And tho Republican press
Rebel spirit atnt tietl UT,
This Is what bothers mo. What rite llez
that mai! to send u speech North that wuz
lntcNdll solely for tue South?
| I HEt{nFE Wnnt that EnHNrF nnh1fafLt fl
, 1880-09-10
lLL1NOIH

EEUEsN n VQWt
Epftfal QlspdtkA 70 1A4 ChtsdQQ TffllkI&.

6pttfal DlspattA 10 tn CAtsdQo TttL9Ns.
ESufEw0ol, ILL.,. Supt. 0.-The Garlcll
assd Arthur Club held u Meeting this even.
ii,y Ut their headquarters OIL Wentworth
avenue. A committee Of three was appointed
10 ct,!tfer with tlls Cuntral Garfield md Ar
thur Club OF Chicago A. eleo club furnished
excellent ltl'sle. Tn moliut, meeting of
all Republicans In the Town Of Lnku wna
called for to-snorraw evening ut tue SAND
place " select delegates TO ba vated for ut
thu primaries Saturday for the Congressional
aud SeHaturlal Conventions.
OTTAWA.
8ssttal Dt.patsh tu Th3 tAteaea Tttbant.
QTrAwA, u. Sept, o.-Fha Hon. X. lInwes
Dt Chicago, addressed II lnrg8 aud entluyl-
astlc lstpnGllra,l tAuettnx hero tt,,s evening.
to spcak also, WIS recalled to Chicago.
, 1880-09-10

AiIlG. Harah nernhnFdt hAA dutldenly appeRrnd
nt Cope4hagen IN y t.oW 1t,lo.-that OF poll
1!ssa Jnst tetoss i,tf .vpart,,fs sho rave nn
atnuuy whom Was 1lusoM ,on Aaguus, tho Ger
nun Minister, wbd rosu aud rropOsod t0Ms! 10
fnirost daughters T., uhartn na by her great art"
ANY one DlEo would hnyU tnken thts ~ \ compll-
1hunt, hut Mile. llernhArtlt is ccctltriu In her
hAts OF tho lcrmuns, Auu she Immediately rose,
and, evl,eut!y R.ratiy cxeited. rpp!lesl: "Murei.
Monsieur !v llHron; nous bt!y.sIss y sunt5 d. ~
AlsAeo- I.pt1lIlio brought .thunarlnv chvors
from lh0 Danes present, and thu balld struck vi,
tho " MarsctlAisu" " nlld tho uanish national htr;
man demonstration, and !sar,s. yum Manlus bud
Ito IeayG tho routn. 1t is Thought tiut lu will 6o
Instructed To take prul longsl loAfc VI Absence,
, 1880-09-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoIas, Sent. D..-Arriyed, tho steam.
slips Milne from Bromen, Vile IL Algler
from Hayrs. tho Hecla from Liverpool.
Alsatia, and Queen FROM London.
GLASGOW, Sopt. 0.---Arrlyed, tho State OF
Alabama from New York.
and AssyfIa from Now York, corii,tilan
FROM Boston.
,QuEESarowN. Sept. 9.-Arrlyod, steamer
Gliyo from PHILADELPHIA,
, 1880-09-10

oxA4ho i IA
6pfffa2 Dispdfeh 10 T5f {hteadd TribtlnS,

Special Dlspateh 10 1nt Chicago Tribune.
DlsMAHc1s, D. T., Sept, 0.-TelegrAms from
Southern Dakotn Democrats to-day urge u.
W, Maratta to accept the Democratic nom
!nntion TOR Delegate. lie sent 4 lnessago to
Commodore Coulson, OF Yankton, positively
declining under my circumstances to .accept
tho nomination. The EurleIgh County ,,la-
terrified therefore lose their opportunity to
ha.ne tbs candidate, Col. Pal Donan left
this morning to take an edltorialjposlL!ono On
the Minneapolis J0u1Nut,
, 1880-09-10

LoNa BRANCH. Sept. 0.-tlhe northeast
storm was very severe. Tho track OF tho
Now Jersey Southern Railway between High
lands Station and Sen Bright was washed
AWAY, suspending all trnyel from New York
ytn Sandy Hook,
LuNu BRANCH, Sept. D.-Tor twelve hours
the coast lus been aWept by n northeast Kale
blowing. Mt the rate 0f sixty niles I'LL hour.
Ola surftnen say1t IL tho sgvcrest September
Ealo tlr't iIas: sfsltet this place since 1854.
, 1880-09-10

tho tletasion of the label Brigndiars was
8otnbtlmes 50 marked that IL WINS necessary
To make lin tho subject Of party discipline.
=. TIE. VERMONT NEWa.
A.fow of tho rdndEd Democrats nhtntt that
they nrc disappointed at tho result IT, Yer.
the Republicans t,ynn,.l not make U,.l,ss.
MALICIOUS DEMOCRATS.
Sotne malicious Democrats spiked the EMM
with which the, Republicans Of Alexandria
County. Virginia, had prepared yesterday &u
fire SnintO nt A Ellington Centotory.
, 1880-09-10

sp.ttai D+patsA to 7ns Chicago Trtbsn+.
MIssEAp0IIs, Sept. GA grand Nepub-
licun rally was held here tonight, with At
torney-General DaYens, Congressman Hur-
rows OF Michigan. Senator Window anil
Congressman Wasllburn ana punnell, Of
Minnesota as speakers. There were q
9rvat lsaup visiting club1 aud strangers
, 1880-09-10

sps<tat utspaseh to ina Chicago 1ftauns.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Sept. 0.-atrs. Williams,
wife OF F. Il. Williams. OF this plnce, was
Violently thrown from buggy this morning
alld badly injured. :,
, 1880-09-10

5pFtHt O1tVd9tF 70 7HE CHIeddo 7fIb0HF.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Sept D.-trhis morning a
heavily loaded freight going ao.lth OIL the
Illinois Central Kai'road became uncoupletl
near lleywortEl, md III the effort to stop tho
and a brakeman named Rogers seriously III
tNreA. rlse truck was cleareA Of the wreck
III u few hours Damages about 81, 0O0.
, 1880-09-10

OF STRANGERS viii hAvo tis yutr vIstte.i ti,e c y
Uuru.a,t ssalurlng- pacus 30 The end pf tto arst
wyek ~ pIsaGut month Theirs haa beTn sn ~. II
IlUtnbl,ry, f,u70: K4rlsbad 2.51d; kisslngesna!. slngsa!
l0.GN; MutlenbaA. a,..K3; pytnu,t. VII. III !.
t;epwltbaaht I, ,3.sIs Tsplltz, *7,sa; ana ""~
'ulurtl. bJ,sEI
, 1880-09-10

Fl. WAYNE, Ind, Sept D.--Jim Wood, q
Republican Irish miner, ADDRESSED q large
crowd Of work!nglnen here tonight, Tl,ero
was largB representation from the rallroau
s!!ops, aud i,o .nalie ILLS points will telling
effect Wau4 is nM llontst> lrlsl,Man who
viii be Ut services to his party In laboEng
with tho working clnsses.
, 1880-09-10
FELL INTO d AI4AEfI0LE.
RrKtfat Qf4pdteh Ia 1he CAitdda 1ttt,unk

KANSAS Cry, No., Sept. g-Frank Nc
Slullis. city lauorpr, fell down n lianhoe
Oh thu public squaro nbout 10 o'clock tAls
morning, md received injuries from whtei,
he d!ed. liu fell llstatlvo ot 1fty-six feet,
into his lleart, causing the most terrible pain.