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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Endorsed!

The writer of the following letter
is a prominent and well known to-
bacco manufacturer in the city of
CINCINNATI. He spent much time in
Washington at the time the tax on
tobacco was discussed and reduced.
He is a member of the firm of Spence
Brothers & Co., of the Ambrosia
Tobacco Works, on East Third
street, Cincinnati. Read his testi-
mony as to Mr.. McMahon:
AMBRosIA TOBACCO WoRKs.l
CINCINNATI, Ono,
September 81, 1SS0.)
Hon. JOHN A. MCMAHON, DAYTON,
ONO:
Dear Sir:-Having spent consid.
cradle time at Washington during
the struggle for the reduction of the
tax on tobacco, it gives me pleasure
to state that nc one rendered more
valuable and untiring service to &C
complish that end than you did, and
but for the united and determined
efforts of yourself and several othel
distinguished Democratic members
the measure would have been los
through the bitter hostility and fill
clustering of the Republican mem
bers, two of whom from the nortl
only voted for it. 1t is but just
however, to say that when the bill
reached the Senate, several of tn
Republican Senators, conspicuou
among whom was Senator Matthews
took a more rational view of the sub
Iject and voted for it. Had the ciga
interest at that time united with US
and brought their powerful ~infuenc
to bear upon Congress, that tax ais
would have been reduced, notwitf
standing the prediction of the DE-
partment, that the revenue woul
f lose one third of its volume.
The small loss of revenue result
, ing from this reduction, sill make
! comparatively easy for the cigar il
terest to obtain a lower tax, whe
they unite for it, and they will fin
. in you a most able and willing chan
e pion Of their cause
l Very respectfully yours,
T. r. SPENCE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

How many voters of Preble county
have seen the man or heard him
speak who wants to represent them
in the halls of Congress2 Was there
ever before such a ~burlesque offered
to an enlightened people as a Con
gressman2 1t is not only an insult
but an outrage upon the people, for
the Revenue Ring and the purchased
menials of this man to ask an honest
person to vote for him.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

EMANUEL SHULTz is mixed up in
the Ashley Brown business, is
charged with a whisky ring affair in
Warren county, which has. never
been denied, and now come serious
charges that he has been swindling
the State in some paper contracts
Is this the kind of a man the people
of the Fourth District want as a
Representatiye in Congress?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Now let the Republican journals
that have been quoting JERE BLACK
on Garfield, publish his last letter to
the New York Sun, in reply to GER
tain interrogatories submittedto him
by the editor of that paper. 1t
proves conclusively that Garfield
committed rank perjury. How can
conscientious men vote for him for
President?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Recorder.

HI ROBBINS is before you for a
second term as Recorder, which has
never yet been denied a public off
Ger in this county, when he has prov
ed himself honest and capable and
discharged the duties of his Office
fearlessly and faithful. Why should
he not have it again? When was
there ever a more faithful, correct,
accommodating, pleasant and cheer,
full officer in the Court House, than
Hi Robbins? Vote for him.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

When you hear a Republican talk
about the business of the country
going to the dogs, or bonds falling
away below par, if the Democrats
are successful, just examine his ears,
and if they don't stand out like that
of the regular jack-ass, you can put
him down as an escaped idiot out of
some luuatic asylum, or a political
knave. 1t is one or the other, dead
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Shultz was in Eaton during the
fair, and yet his Revenue Ring keep.
ers refused to allow him to address
the people in public! Do the intel
ligent people of Preble county wan.
such a representative in Congress.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Voters !!

Which do you prefer to represent
your interests in Congress, the man
who purchases his way with the S
and the assistance of the Revenue
Ring and Canadian refugee, or the
one who goes there on his record
and intelligence?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

ga man by the name of Shultz
was nominated by the Republicans
for Congress, last Wednesday"
The editor of the above paper was
a delegate from Darke. to the Con
vention that nominated Shultz, and
spoke of it knowingly. What do
you think of your candidate?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Gen. Hancock's old army com
rades r rallying to his support in
thousands. In Philadelphia alone
there are no less than twenty Han,
cock clubs, numbering in the aggre-
gate 5000 men, all of whom have
been active members of the Repub-
lican party. Pennsylvania will in
all probability give her electoral vote
for Hancock.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Can the s~on-in-law of Emanuel
saultz go into each county in this
Congressional District, and offer $40
a piece for votes and not be amen
able to the Seitz Election Law?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
DGaRHOcHoads9

Go TO the polls earIy-vote early
and see that every voter is out!
Every one IS needed to defeat the
bar'l and the Revenue Ring that
want to represent this District in
CONGRESS.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

See that No more cOEOred
V0EeS~ are deposited 6R
PreOEe county, than are
I0WfMtgy entitled TO the
9'Gght! Watch the border
townships and arrest eve-
2'y Oase 9UhO attempts the
asEsIGsOfast privilege.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Congressional Canvass, Sept. Z, 1876,

4th. RESOLVED, That there is no
mar to-day officially connected with
the administration of our National
Government against whom are justly
preferred lore and 9raver charges of
corruption than are publicly made
and abundantly sustained against
JAMES y. GARFIELD, the present Rep
resentative of this Congressional Dis
trict, and the nominee of the RepubIi-
can Convention TO: reelection.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
JOHANNESBURG. o.,
Sept. 10, 1880.

"Mr. James ~. y, Dayton, o.:
"DEAR SIR-Yours from Mr.. But
terfeld received. My impression is
that it is. difficult for a man to sue
cessfully work for two men on the
ticket. If you go to a personal
friend and ask him to vote for one
man on the ticket he might do it,
but if you ask him to vote for two.
he would either not vote for the Sec
ond man and might probably refuse
to scratch at all. Please write me
how much you want for your serv-
ices if you worked for the Captain
exclusively, and how much if you
continue to work for Nixon. Cap.
tain .Shultz is from home, will be
back in a couple of days; in the
meantime 1 hope to hear from you.
"Yours truly,
"W. II. MANNING"
The. "W. H. Manning who writes
the above is q son-in-law of Mr.
Shultz, and. is known as the chung
hole" TO the bar'l. He was in Ea
ton during the fair on Thursday OPP
Grating around. He "seen the boys
outside, while Shultz remained in
side! Comment is superfiuous. Thu
letter explains itself. The public
will draw it's W conclusions. Tn,
person it is addressed to is a Dem
ocrat, a member of the Veteran
Corps of Dayton and a well know
citizen of the city.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

The Republicans of Eaton made
an effort to have 800 torchlights in
their procession last Friday night,
but failed badly. There are 329
reasons why they failed!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
$40 for ShuItz I

The "solid SOUTH failed to fright
en- the people down in Maine TO vote
the Republican ticket, now "the bu-
siness" scarecrow will be tried. How
these poor devils. fight to keep hold
of the public teat?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

The business Of the country is to
be ruined now if the Democrats are
successful. Such humbug! Just as
if there was not as many Democrats
in business in this country as Repub-
~licans? Out upon such stuff.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

The Inauguration of HANCOCK will
take place in Washington city on the
4th of March 1881! We make men
ton of this SO that all persons on
templating a trip to that grand cere-
mony, will have plenty of time to
get ready.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Will the Court House be moved
to Harrison township if Corwin is
elected Sheriff? We understand a
proposition of that kind will be en-
tertained in the event of Corwin's
election.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

The Republicans around here look
sad-eyed and disconsolate. Cheer
up friends, haven't, we stood it for
almost twenty years?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Some of shultz's friends may find
call after the election to the United
States Court at Cincinnati under the
Seitz Election Law.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Evidences of the bung hole to the
BARI were plainly visible in Eaton
during the stay of DR.. Manning last
week. 1t cropped out all around.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
From Dayton journal, June %, 1876.

From Dayton Journal, June %, 1876.
at will be foolish to undervalue
Mr.. McMahon's strength. While
he has done nothing notable in Con
gress, he has gtven no ofense. He
has a good personal record, etc.
%Do not deceive youi selves by any
vain s]upposition that he damaged
himself in the old McKcmy cam
paign." 4 x
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

1t is in order now for "small fry"
journals to quote Jere S. Black, as an
Endorsement of Garfield, but not to
get his last letter in the wrong box.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Sheriff.

Vote for AzEL PIERCE for Sheriff,
because he was honestly nominated
by his friends and is the best quail
fed for the place. He will make a
good, careful and frugal Sheriff.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

We didn't hear a single Republi-
can last week remark: "Have you
heard from Maine?' They are all
mum about it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
$500.
REPUBLICAN FACTS.

uARrER's WEEKLY for March 8,
1873, had a cartoon representing GAR
FELL and other Credit Mobilier Con-
gressmen, with the following placard
above them:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Total. .1,799,419 1,,792,767

In that election Il Republican
contemporaries will see that the Dem
~ocratic party polled an absolute
though a small majority over the
Republican party in those six con-
trolling States. The mote will get
in the journalistic eye occasionally,
but we know a dear old friend of
ours who has one there continually.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

In 329 years Garfield may be
elected President of the United
States, but not any sooner.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
1920.

The honest and conscientious vote
s of Preble county is against Shultz,
his bar'l and the Revenue Ring to
represent it in Congress. Let it be
cast that way.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Eliza Pinkston has been telegraph
ed to come to Ohio and help John
Sherman.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
An Extraordinar Letter.
The Custodian Of Schultz's
Barrel Operating!
who is James M. W.

1t seems to be involved in mystic
ry, how, and where, and when, the
extraordinary letter printed below
found its way to the light of day.
All we know is that we find it in the
editorial columns of the Cincinnati
Enquirer of Wednesday oflast week.
with the simple Introductory observ
alton that "the following letter will
hardly do much good for the person
in whose interest it was written"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

The Seitz Election Law will look
into some of the works of the hire
lings of Shultz after the Election.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Director.

The taxpayers ofthis county want
an Infrmary Director close to that
institution, a practical farmer and a
live active man, and EPHRIAM Young
is lust the person.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

Ebersole, Oldfather, Snyder, and
now Corwin. All from Harrison
township! Who next?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

SeRd 6N the returns as
soon as counted OsSt. DO
not fN6U
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Next Tuesday is election!
Vote early.

It is said that the canal boat that
Garfield run was number 329!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

"Disgraced in the eyes of the
public for owning Credit Mobilier
stock, which was in fact and in
tent a fraud upon the Government.
Also for deceit and evasion"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
From the Eaton REGISTER, April II, 1s7a.

II. V. B'spicture of the salary grab
bers GARFIELD ct al. in the Cincin-
natl GAZETTE, as "MIDNIGHT Rob-
BERs," could not be improved on.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Va "A IL a Ii q a IL
FOLSOM

The principal cause of nearly all
sickness at this time Of the year has its
origin in a disordered Liver, which,, if
not regulated in time, great suffering,
Indebtedness and death will ensue. A
gentleman, writing from South Amer
lea, says: 81 have used your Simmons
Liver Regulator with good effect, both
rs a prevention and cure for MalariaI
Fevers on the Isthmus of Panama."
If you feel drowsy, debilitated, have,
frequent headache, mouth tastes badly,
poor appetite and tongue coated. you
are suffering from torpid liver or s.bil-
iousness," and nothing will cure you
so speedily and permanently as to fake
SiNh0NS' LIVER REGULATOR
1t is given with safety and the hap
piest results to the most delicate infant.
1t takes the place OF quinine and bir-
tiers ofevery kind. 1t is the cheapest,
purcsi and best family medicine in the
y orld.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07
Keep your eye
ON the ballot.
box.
$40 for Shultz!
SHauaHGZ :
How he Was Nominated !
Republican Authority!
From the Greenville Journal.

From the Greenville Journal.
"The biennial Slaughter Pen of
Dayton was in full blast last We'd
nesday. with Ashley Brown, of Can
ada, as commander of the reserved
force"
Judas Iscariot sold himself to
the Devil for thirty pieces of silver,
but subsequently sneaked away and
hung himself; but Lon Jones sold
himself for $50 greenbacks, but not
having the manhood of Judas he
has failed, as yet, to go and hang
himself"
"The Greene county delegates
to the number of seventeen were
sold and delivered on the third bal.
lot"
"Montgomery county, through
Bill Bickham, of Oregon-that's
cross the Canal-and Ashley Brown,
of Canada, succeeded, as usual, by
ways that ARE dark in securing the
nomination of a Montgomery man
at the Congressional Convention al
Dayton last Wednesday,"
"The next time Greene county Re
publicans appoint delegates to 9
Congressional Convention they
should see that no mar is appointed
or elected as such that is subject tc
be sold and delivered to the pur
chaser as a pen OF hogs or a drove Of
steers. Darke county's delegation
voted solid for Townsley, when the
seventeen from Greene saw a prob
ability of Townships nomination
with Darke's vote, went back on
him, having been sold out and well
paid for by the representatives OF
Oregon and Canada in the interest
of Montgomery"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

"Hc is a respectable gentleman of
as fair character generally as any
other man, and is conceded to be q
good lawyer"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

From the Dayton Journal, Aug 1876.
"Altogether Mr.. Mcmahon is a
very nice man, and will be mighty
hard to beat"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-10-07

"The Greene county delegates
to the number of seventeen were
sold and delivered on the third bal
lot"
, 1880-11-25

s!nncl, Republican t!mt hc .was when Mayor
!iHrrfso1t c,nn 1nto 'llct.. He Inns never a'rl
70 polltits ms l'oIcrnlnn. n,',l. 1mslnE free.
1ntFan'nc!Hl cuurso bornrh hf,ls. wta,I'! b.. thn
very mEnrI ~ Il tieflrrMl Superintendent. Ills
E1"crS NJ! Wet Mult."u Atn,t viii lihc-
pIncs. Il, lin ArInory. viii III this t.,xu
lM takpn a,y t:srt.. D'Ihnucil. Thu. nttser
cl,nnYes contemplated Interest f.!h,lteitanta
tln'r nhtHft Inns mt yet itnHl 1!vulu'Hl
Why t!hsc cE,angrs! Tl,at Is rs ytt y eUnltn-
drum. III talk with vnrinis Individuals twlrt,
Ut thu faetE iE tt,st rt:,lannub1 answer IL tlIu
Question, which wns given ,vas mn. :'f.'rf1l i,y
wis 10 10 tl,lno nItnply Ii Hay', s;ih,on fr.,n,
the wrnth hf tic nt'nlhastTnf!on 70 cDl.. w!itH.,
viii In t!r1a,tii. q! t,lirst. llv transferring
nlhanet!tf' con: or thu precinct stations NJ;
thli!lnI which AtlMclLrA tn tlln 1stilc. fur t!nr
nctlnt Il: tht poll. md ,lsswiitr. will hi ~.
lnHsai ftun; f,s'n4' Not That any ever stt'nGii.s'
IN him. hut l.", ns Superintendent, lnI4t iInyt.
ira,,s bull rel,7nrii'. sfc';ar!Ah,t.. parfre.iy
fret, rrni W Ham" tnr every tiHstlat bus iul:rI,
tacs sinc'. ir. wn* lH,lncc frlni;ty. hall. Ills
irict,tl* Nts' III bntl' 1Htstles s!t aFr, nr.!lS
It'MlhEtcIbs. uni II n n.lfhlky Ilttt1Itl ftut
thfY1Ht .imIr intlnc'ey t;art,r 'Inris., .nay Il,
nHld IL hNyt. iIekei tht i:.t!tW SUPERINTENDENT
fur lilo Administration which will sliccec.i Hin.
, 1880-11-25
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.



Capt, rIcGarigio to Succeed Simon
O'ISoAncll.
In last Mondays T,a1nuNR It was tatitnatcl
tlu,t thor1 wero soon to bo sovor4tl important
ctunHes In tho l'olico neanrtMrltt, Ut which. ut
loast ut.o wns Bonlowhat startling III Its ,'nture.
Aud staFtling scuIns tho put wori for
tho I announcement tllat Simon Uluu-
no!l, thAt ait, ctllulent, mud trusted
policeman, is to stop down atl out of tho ul!ao
ur upHcFal Superintendent, whlatl hu has occil-
pied for sotnuthinx like ycar and u tulf. fet
s@o Ii tho substance ot rts,nor which AAs bcerl
fru'y circulated over s!nco electlul1-t tIay, usld
such s tho import ut aUle:ttc piecuuf iHturnIa.
tluu Which A4s b1ei! passt'l Nuatly from mouth
IN % e wsks y .hs p41so aars ~
hts PCT lMllegu!A1'. aud. lhul1Kh tho Yr.uteat
I'll tn-tnf every official jn tl.o Department hns
rullabn Information Ut tho fsalno Import dIruct
lloyal would bo !uaAe W Mayor liasriso. ths
puss, u Tue wcyls Is 1rc..iy iaif xot.u, Wtiiout
t,xnet!y k!M'wt1lx. un Alderman yesterday stated
tllat tho chattEe might tu lu1kcl fur ni'nnt tha
trst Ut tlIn cutslllix tnunth. ThAt tho fct lllut
rNt.hec!ts with tho n.ntnstrAtfDE. liz Is to t'1
slrcucle by Cupt. Mtillnn j. stctiarEalr, ut
presuft III communal Of tho West ala.lstn Street
~ Mvl! u ,r. cSartsous ,,' I'LL s,'a ss'tsas!
jnrre4luuua than tho totuuyMl Ut U ULlunnelL, fur
slctiartKls wy ~ rexa1lstt y ~ blaek sheet, In tho
cntisO lMtO Ns!lce. 10 wAs shulItelt away put tu
the Wtst Cltcaao AvcHuo btAtiou n1ld could 0nu
alnKlo blunllsh huyc leoH founa a3uiEst htln tho
hts rcscu9 wt,list! not hayv avalleL. Nuespunu-
tlOn Gun lu offered for thu ch4ugo; Mr(iatt4ls
" about tho sa,no policeman: tlud tho samo
, 1880-11-25
TURKEY.

pETEiHNn 0('EErtED.
rassraSrlyU1,f.,:, NV. al.-!)crvtacl,
p,;ba entered |,ulcisno uftcr short cngagc-
rnt With lie AlbHliaIs. a. convention will
/, s;gued tntwecn lite Montrncgrlns Nul tho
Turkish authorities. alnl tho fDrn,rr, OH tic
h,nrturc ot llrrytsch lf,slln, will occupy tho
.yu urttr tic protection Of tho 1ntcrila-
tAal tre.
p1ErAE1SG TO TAKE POSSESSION.
Drrylscll Paslla las requested tho Prince
Il Montenegro to send Il delegate to Kprin
,)arsangp tle transfer Of Dulc1yno, as ho
hsxnt 4 Turkish delegate here. 4 A[osl-
e.esrn delegate las accordingly left Cnt-
TN for Antiyari. Tho Montrncgr!ns IN
ut 10 enter Dulcisno II, Il week, Tho
rdary Commissioners If tho puwurs will
eeu.! tho meeting.
DESIGNATION TESDE1FD.
insn.S. Nov. Y.-A correspondent ut
f:astanAnople says Asslm I'asIia, Minister
tForeEgn Affairs, Inns rendered his reslgnu-
IT, but It Inns nut yet been acceptesl.
AN ESti.&nE,!ESr.
EsGrsA, Nov. 2i.--l)erylscll I'nsIsa only
sSxyde'l III entering Dnlclgno after an ell
nNulcnt with tho Albaniuns which lustell
f;ht hours, lul!l sides suffered consider
tSe loss.
PREFERS Tt;s1.
CaSsTsSrISo1I.E, Nov. .l.-Alonteuesro Is
nEtobc nnw expressing preference for
fcIlnsteal If Dulctgno.
, 1880-11-25

Special Dt1pdteh to Tue Chtcaao Tribune.
|IxcESSEs, Ind. Nov. 2t.-Tha rctmnins Of
Guy. Williams wero lying IN state ut tho Court
i1Uuse until midnight lNst night. nnd were
vitwctl hy hundreds Of cittzDns. who silently
took II lust look upon tho well.knowfI fnct. The
weather lhf8 flurninp wu8 in direct colltrssst
to tbnt Of yesterday, II snow-stortn
having begun ut an curly huur and
continued ul,a,Iutel ull tlny. Notwithstand-
i,, ts,ia unpleasant fcat.,ra about .00 persons
weru tho Hpectnl tra1ll thut bre tho lr1nnllls
10 Wlrutla11d. uW'n arrival 1T Il o'clock pro-
ccFsion WIS formed consisting of tho City Of
vlnscMuos a1ld county. .N,toGrs, u detachment os
polcu, relatives, nlrl iriOtlls, R1sl citizens In
carriages, an'l rrocuuaed to
THE METHODIST CslU1tciI,
whcro tho casket WIS piacel upon F. tirnpc1
c,ltnfaluHe Immediately III frpnt Ut tho pulpit.
THO pn!l- -bcnrots wcro tho Hon, r. H. Cobb
nnd W. J. Williams, Of this city;
Cnl. .. II. Taylor, of Wnshington:
Isubcrt Mitchell anl Hubert WALLACE. Of Wheat
Ia1,d. Appropriate ndilrcsaes were delivered by
Judge N. +. sfnllot, Col. Il. r. finynes, ald Cul
s. IL. Tuytor, In which glowing tributes were
1ntd tho dcacasod ssntusha. utter which, repre-.
souting tho City Of Vincennes, Capt. George q.
Krlly delivered tho remains to tho immediate
relatives OF tito tlcccusrl. THO cuskct WIS t.lcn
paectl III tho heRrse, and. followed by !nrxu
number Of rclasises and frIcn1s In carria1cs,
conveyed to
THE DIN HOMESTEAD,
where they will remain Until Tomorrow, when
they will be Inferred In tho ccinetery near his
fnesn. Tl,y elegant tloFal dcs!gns which wore
use!l III the Court lful.se yesterday wcru tnken
csInlm!tttV sent frGm thH city. Thu rt.tsin!1,s
NErCgnt IL tue Wishes Ut ilis family, viii ru-
lsit ta,Gru Until tt-t,urr0W. when they will G,
ltGrrGl IIy tho si1u of his est!inAhlc Wltg, who
hut recently died.
, 1880-11-25


LONDON, Nov. M.-t.nycpcl l,ns written to
tlte SD"1fs'Ht'', saying that l'e IL perfectly
willing to remain III London a,lutlcr six
wecks and rnw llanlan fur As:oo sl.e at.l
lilo championship.
DEATH UF AN Al]TitOnEss.
Mrs. Este1la Anna Lewis, tho aHtli0rcas Of
:sapplIo" n,l1 ntlser ptst.,.,s t1lnter tue nom
lie pllins Of "Stclta," died suddenly lust
night Of l,eurt tliscase.
ELECTED To PARLIAMENT.
1Ienly, secretary Of I'arncii, recently cnt1,-
nittel Tor Trial Oil tic cllnrga nf tntin,ttallng
Il t1l1nnt-farlncr named Manning, Ilas lIucl
elected member Of Parliament fur Wexford
borough, without opposition, tn iIl tllo
vac'.'Icy carsrtl by tho ieatl Of William A.
ltcdmontt.
WOOL.
At tho wonl sales today 5000 bales were
OtfGrcte, chiefly New So,tll Wales, Victoril1,,
aiid Now Xcalautl. The attendance WIS
full. t;oatl qualit!is steady, bnt lnuty de-
scriptio's sold mostty IN fayor Of buyers.
TIE 1.uNO DvEHnUE STEAMER AGAIN
SPOKEN At SEA.
LONDON, my. 3l--l'fle steamer l)orlau,
from New YorS for Southampton yesterday,
reports )Iavitlg spoken tho stcalltr Assyrin,l
Monarch, frDln HILL fur New York, III, tho
I'll Inst, In longitude u, and tried to tow
ller, bllt, owing tu the tremendous swell, was
unable to gct II lawscr aboard, As she wus
nl'lu to sail, a!t not In Immediate danger, tho
Do,Ias1 loft her ut noon tho same day.
CANAL. COssstES1x.
LONDON, Nov, 2a.-Tl,p Nc,rs, il, It's fluan.
c!nl column discussing tho Panama Cuuul,
says tho tncrcase Of tho trattc Uf America
may bo reckollett upon. but tho Increase of
COt,luutttt>n ScGlu2 rnrjnftI mil falitsn1 fcn1