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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
THE RECORD

Is delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville at rs
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
Also q Fine Assortment of
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND
CUTLERY.

Goods delivered free Of charge to any portion
of the city. Give us Q call before purchasing
elsewhere as wa are preparing to sell out at v.rJ
reasonable nrices,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

The serpents of India put in their time
to such good advantage last year, sthat
3. 600 natives have gone where they can't
be eaten tip by tigers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

All persons having business with this ofHcesae
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06

The druggists apprentice during his
masters absence became again voluble to
the customer. Said the apprentice, half
in soliloquy and half in narrative, "The
drug business is terrific. These porous
plasters. The old man has a national
reputation for them. He makes 'em out
Of old sun.bonnets and glue-cuts up the
| sun.bonnets and smears on the glue; and
when you get one of his plasters, on
your back it is there for life. There's a
man comes in here most every day to
swear at the old man because he put on
one Of our plasters for lame back, in 1913,
| time of the Mexican war, as he couldn't
get it off, the skin grew over it like the
bark Of a tree, you know. That plaster
has worked further and further in, until
now its gone to his lungs, and it pulls at
his left lung in way to set him crazy.
| He is a very remarkable chemlst-ths
old man. do believe he could make
paragoric out OF umbrellas, and boil down
an illustrated newspaper into altar OF
roses. He has the blamedest ingenuity
Yon wouldn't believe
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
A COMET COMING.

A note from Rochester, N Y, informs
us that Professor Swift, at that place, has
discovered large comet. The new ce.
lestial visitor is in the constellation OF
Pegasus. Its rate Of motion is quite slow,
being northwesterly direction, so that
it is approaching Che sun. 1t has very
strong condensation on one side of the
center, and in addition to star of like
nucleus, which indicates that it is throw
ing off an extended tail. From the fact
of its extraordinary size, we are war
ranted in presuming that it will be very
brilliant, and the additional fact, it is
coming almost directly toward the earth,
gives good promise that it will be one OF
the most remarkable comets OF the pres
ent century. There is possibility that
further developments may prove this to
be the great comet of 1872, which is
being constantly expected, in which
event astronomers will have an unusual
opportunity to test the spectroscope fol
| the first time upon these eccentric bodies
and ascertain certainly what they are.
, 1880-09-24

A. CELEBlLATED cKICRETEH DEAD.
LONDON, Sept 23.-G. F, Grace, the cole
brlted crlcketer, and brother Of the famous
". g. md L. n. Grace, died today Of ill.,
aamulati0n Of the lungs.
WOOL.
At to-tlay's sales 5000 bales, chiefly Now
Zealand, New Sonth Wales. and Cape, soldat
full prices. Tho market continues firm and
anlmate<l.
THE DISABLED 1N,lAN STEAMER.
QuEENsrowS, Sept. aa-rhe City OF Ches-
ter Is proceeding to Liverpool in tow. Her
malls and some passengers wefo landed hero
BY u tug.
One Ut tho cabin passengers who landed at
Queenstown from the City OF Chester says:
AS we approached Galley Head, Ireland,
Wednesday,, there WAS thick haze. Tho
steam-tug Mount Etna blow warning
whistle, or In two minutes moro wo might
have been on the rocks. Our Captain i,ntne-
dtatel y ordered the steamer Brazilian to cast
olf the towing hawsBr, and. having oil sail
immediately set OH bonrd the City OF Chester,
gnt ller before the wind, and lnado good
oitlng to sHuttWnrd, thus avoiding great
disaster. When tho Brazilian spoke the City
Of Chester 3 o'clock Monday afternoon, the
inter was drifting In the trough of tho sea,
aud two hawserH and chain cAblo Wer9
broken, III eudeayorlng to turn ler head
, 1880-09-24
INDIA,
IN DIlA4
TIE LAND-sLIi' At NAINI|TAL.

TIE LAND-sLlr At NAINI~TAL.
BOMBAY, Sept e3.-:Tlle following arc tho
detalls Of tho Iand-slip At Naini-ral, Bengal,
which resulted III the death OF a number 0f
British officers and soldiers aud other per
Sous: Rain began falling heavily Friday and
poured heavily until Saturday afternoon,
when the gauge showed d fall OF twenty-five
iuches In forty hours, The effect OF such an
enormous mnss Of water pouring down into
confined settlement which is simply basiu
formed by circle Of hills, Gun 10 Imagined.
All the roads wers cut to pieces. In the
forenoon Of Saturday 1t was rulnored that
the Victoria iIotel was in dangerous
state. The alarm was given to visitors
III the hotel, who took shelter else
Where before the building foll. About
thirty natives were buried in ths
suins. The police and band OF laborers and
soldiers wore quickly on the spot. About
4G9n there was sudden roar ard rumblInX,
followed by vast cl0udH Of dust. and willis
taa place shook, tho lake rose ia moment
!ar 4boye tho usua! hight and swept In 3
MassiYe wave towards tie weir, when an
enormous landslide caH,e down, buEylng tue
!'atel alld tue band Of rescuers With the dis.
Mtsoua result already mentioned.
!, CALCUTTA, Sept. Gt-The remainder 0t
tae station 0t Nniui Ial Is h. Imminent
1aanYef. Tha country beyond uAellty Il
, 1880-09-24

NsW YDFk TiHft. Sept, e.
Donald Mckay, tic wcl.known shfp.butltl-
Ct, died ut Hamilton. Mass,, M0nday, At tho
ngo Of 10 years. LIZ was OF Scotch descent,
as,h carly III life camo to this city from his
native piace. Sl!elbourne, Nova Scotia, aud
learned his tratu under Atr. Bell. lie OBJ
ta[ned employment In the Brooklyn Navy
the1o Ills ability led to Ills selection, from
among Il Thousand t,et,, rs foreman Vi EalaE
OF workln!e1 having very Important w!'rk N
hana. About - ;eaFi nE1 llo went lntG
by Enocl, Train and Gc3rge y. Upton ho
SOON bccanle firmly established: liu was
very successful Eur many years. his ,sls!}s by
lux til .Rrcnt teinnid. as Q, rule. tio draft,
practiet pr . n'i aiaons n snnlpbuidsrs. Uae of liz
tlrst sh!ps was tho Washington Irs,E, f1r
ets. From lhnt timv until lSsl Mr.: Mckay
New 'Yorlu, l,4oi tona; Moses, 70o tons;
Js',ny hlnI. ss Tons; M /. LIZ" I'll t' Chi; s. riy
'nnth Aock, e'o tons; lI!s1tcon, 49, t95, tot,s;
&osss Waesier,.' ,'Ssj S0 tess; co1ns!tas: : tiri,::
Aatartie, ,,llS tons; Dasaslel Webster;
1]M ]a 91s Su ST. t!1st !! bo 81, 1s,coye5y % m saE s
liz u sses, unl It WIS ttlc,l TINT sir. Mekny's
ltlua OF cllppeE-slps rall.t' lnto loslco. Early
III tho Eullsuil ut lSl1 flN bnilt tllb fplI1Dtl4
cllppnr-slIlp Flying Cloud. 100 tons burden,
Which, under the command 1f Eapa. C!essey.
l,lado tip extraordinary FassaKe frnni H0Stt,ll
to Sn1l Fr1lncIsc0 I1l HLgl1ly.lltno days. Mr..
Mckny, MT satisfied with this, produced In
lSS3 the Sovereign Ut tl'o Seas, Of 2.!00 tons
burtieI, tho largest, anngeat, md shnrpvst
MGrcAnt slllp Ailuat at tho tins. Shu did
not nuke SO quick II lassnRu to California Us
tho Flying Clatltl. yet, although shN WAS dIs-
nli.stet, she beat tlIn elttro tleet 0f clippers
tlat lott Mt the BA!nU ttnle by seven days, AlHi
on tl,a l'oMuwatd passage made tl.e greatest
runs ever recorded.
Late In the tall OF 1858 he launched tho
Gruat Republic, tho largest merchant ship
eyer built, measuring 4.aN tons, spreading
l3.81S yards OF canyas III suit 0f salls, III
the construction Ut this mammoth vessel,
1870 900 feet Of hard pfne. O5G tons Of white
0uk, mud .tu}1f tons OF iron were used. Fifty
thousand. days work wuro done Of. her huh
alone,. She was towtd to New Yufk, but,
while there, took fire. aInt was burned at tho
wharf. Her upper works Wero rebuilt. and
her size reduced aGOnt Otlg-thiru. Her great
est speed Inns t,eell 4l3 niles In twel,ty-funr
hours. Mr.. Mckay built lIluny vessels in
1854 uhd lha5, but III tl!e atter year fan ship
building interests began to decline. Tho last
HlIp h1 built at East l}DstOn, tile Gi0ry.of thu
sea, WIZ built IN fVll season, alld though u
perfect success, brought REVERSE u thu builder.
The profits Of q Government contract Gil
abled tlm to buy a fusln IN Hamilton County,
HhHrt3 hf 6DGnt the raltaiuEAt OF bis UAVA
, 1880-09-24
The Facts Relating to the Brum.
baugh Homicide at Day.
ton, O.
A Tnitl1cgs 1Vffc's pnrnnour
Killed by tho Distracted
Husband.
Progress Of tho Trial Of Mra. Van Kirk
on tho Charge Of Poisoning. .
TIE ,r,UArBAUG1I HOMICIDE.

AAAA@ A"ssA hAsAA ~ - -
S*etai to Cincinnati f@"''"tretas.
DAYTON, o.. Sept. 1l.--Tle CUr0ner's IN
u,Iest In the murder case OF yesterday was
bcuun this afternoon. but not completed.
new brought to light, Il few nl,tor pnInts
In regard T., Tic Intimacy between tl,e snur.
tlnro,i man mn, Mira Vurn and tha fnrmor.s
trequent vlsiis 10 the house. were deVelopeu.
Ctrcu1nstantial evidence proves allhfr't con.
ctusively that Ware entered tho house by Il
rrar passagc way, secretrd E!llnselt tl tho
HfI!a In' ad fan 'pn tug pas Wits Wits, n ts
in tho roon ind olce ~ Ae was escaping from
il.
It seems TINT Ware suspected nothing IF
Ind nnfaltl,fulness OF his wife until last
froin nrulnbargl' 10 iscr, rcsealinv tile awfii
truth to the cnnfldtng Husband. Ware was
upon tho street., ln.kl,W. <fnr Him on satur-
tIay lsst, md IT'S WILD, dlst5acted look wns
tion oily liiaGcs ilie affair more .iekcnlilr
a1isi rev0ltlng. Ware 80 fur fns refused 10
,t,ake I,ny statements concerning tho shoot
Ing, a' is still n JUL. suffering t:reAtly from
neryoas pEostfstS, eysrthe aalr Lie
Sfrs. Ware went Into spasnIs yesterday
upon hcarinR Of "I.eefs u death, and cor
tinued in thn: state nll day. To.niKlt SHY Is
home IN A1ianaishurK this evening, and viii
ported upon The streets to.nleht TINT Ills wife,
who Is In deiicatp condition, died this after
~. D'''steh 9 T. Ctnstnnsh n q Eg;gr,s.: r. ;.
In conyulslons MI lust night tlutti tltls nlor'-
ing: when tg opiMts 81 a';tnlMlsiered T. her
*!uultcr s,i,d rested easily for two hotlrs;
tuOs1 awakening SHE stated 10 4 lNuy friend
, 1880-09-24
OBITUARY..
+. W. HUNT REYNOLDS

We W. 11p4NA 1&4s1 Z 4FO'4N'T.
RALEloI. n. C., Sept. 3.-J. W. Hunt
Reynolds, the we'i-known tltrfman, died
suddenly near Ashsille. in the western part
ut this Stnte. Mr. Reynolds Ind only Just
rcncglctl Asl.yille from his home In Kentucky
to attend Il reunion Ut Ills fnt1ur's fnmlly,
BY sporting men ttrouglos1t tho Unlon.
During tho past fifteen years Mr. Reynolds
owned il,aly good horses, among them being
Whisper. wtt becn,ne celebrated n few
years ago: Fortuna, whose rcn,lrkablc feats
Falsctto, tho latter nf whom lal such Il rec
nrd na n colt in America thnt he was sent to
England to compete with the best English
T4Icr4.
, 1880-09-24

tanooRa IN Wednesday md Thnrsday Of
Chlcnnal,ga week" September, 1871.
II acco1Incc or ,c,1 % u the Tfpoft of a The om
llristuw vas splc'tul Ter That iI,ssios. will
d;el,. Cocl'rn''. of Wheeling. w. Va, us alter
nAte.
Announcements were , l; made + t9 haze TIE : ne. :.
Xinong tho more notable Of tho soc!ety's
dead for TIC ycnr arc UEn: Joseph Hooker,
Con. !efr 2. Days. Gen. Wll!i9ms Of Detroit,
tic i reis,rt tna Of liz Committee was unani-
nlt,'tsly adopted, naming as officers fur tito
f1S'IE 1 r. Ee9Ia% HsEylz; of 5sss ciaar"; calfst 5St
ing Secretary. ucn. ii. II; Glst. of,Cimeiii1lati:
Recording Secretary, Col. john ". StrclE, OF
O!nrlip. q; Treasurer, Gen. j. $. Fullerton.
4 fnotiDn 10 make The annual dues 81, In
stcad t,f s., as at present, was ttnsndc! t?
make them 81, aliti tic mattar was then laid
over TIL The next meeting.
AZ tho inter part Of the session 1t was re-
solved to haye ihe local cun!nlstes at Chat-
tnnl!oogn arrangn for special ratGs. etc.
clety adjourned to meet In Chattanooga OH
"Wednesday Of CAlcamauga week, Sept. !,
IN tho evening the reunion wound up with
agrail4 promenade concert aud banquet at
Siusyerfest llall.
lilo meeting has been pronounced one DI
the nlUst pleasant and successful ones In the
history Of tic Society. Tho attendance was
much larger thai, at washington last year,
atNt st,ine eighty new members have been r.
cGiyCd ut this scsAftlIl.
10 ne ttItstern Assoeintnd rrfss.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. :s5.-flle closing session
of tie twelfth rcu1lion or the Army Of the
Cn'nberlan4 wns held Oh tie steamer Chief
Justice WnEtc to-day.
Tllc following D!licers were elected for tho
ensuing year: For President, Lttut.tien. +.
II. Sheridan: Corresponding Secretary, Gtts.
II. ". Cfst; tsecart[1lg Secretary, Col. John
". Stcrle; Treasurer, Gen. j. y. FuIlgrt0n..
Vlcc--lrcsi,lcnts-M -Mhssarhusctts Gen. 4.
y. Uin!erwoWl; Now York. Lieut.. Harrison
| Willard, u. s. A.; New .tcrscy, .Surgr0n j.
j.. BrsnIey: Ptansy!!ya,Ia, Col AreIi: i:
u. Lutn; kentucky. Col., ": D.: Afilwoo!l !;
Tennessee, Capt. Antlrnw y. Wells; Illinois,
l5reyGtAfAt. j. q. Smith; Indiana, Mai. IL.
| Uubarry; Ohio. Capt. IL. II. Tinker; Wis
enllsin, Col. q. c. Johnston; Missouri Drcvet-
Col. .!osept1 Conrad, IT,. $. A.; Kansas,
llreyet. !,flg. Gen. Lewis zahm: Mtnnesota,
| Cnpt. Wiatinm A1cCrenry; Iowa, Cnpt. John
| +. Stlleck; Virginia. Lieut. K. IL. Cochran;
Texas, Cul. W. II. Sinclair: Utah, lieu. n.
kLmbail; C0Ioratlo,' Gen. Edward AcCaok !;
| California, Gen. ". l.. Etllntt.
| Mnnl0rfals were read In cOtnnlG1noratton nf
! the IifE nntl survtces OF Gen. ilDnker, ten.
| *. G. Williams OF Michigan, Gen. Jelf e.
| Davis, nild Col. ". II. Greenwood.
, 1880-09-24

Special Dsrateh to 7ns Chicago Itibnns.
Tot.Epo, O., Sept 2a.-Most Of the time OF
tie sccond day OF tile ARMY OF tho CuAber-
land Soclcty's meeting was spent OIL an ox-
curslon to Put-in~Bay on thu steamer Waite.
Tho tlay was very fine one OIL tho lake, and
Everything seemed to favor tho trip, which
was enjoyed very much by MI tho visitors.
The Sixteenth Regiment land filled np tho
gaps with some OF their choicest selections,
nllti tho songs mid chorllscs kept tho entllu-
sfas1n OF tho mo1nbers up to tho highest
pitch.
At 1880 q. m. tho adjourned business ses-
sion was commenced, President ueli. Pill
Sheridan In tho chair. Tho first business
taken up was the report OF the Committee
on Tine and Tlace OF tho Next Mcotlng
OF tho Society. Tllls recommended for first
choice, Nashville, with excursions to Chat
tanooga nntl Aturfrcsboro; second, Spring.
field, Ill. Thts pRrt Of tho report brought
sion, and wns Interesting rs showing the DIFF
fercnt members opinions Of tl,o stato of
feeling ln tho South. Lieut. Ruhtn, Of Nasls-
yllle, recommended Ills own city strongly.
because there wefe amp!e facilities there,
tl1e location was accessible and near to his
toric ground, and tho locAl attractions would
draw large number ut people. lie sail ho
would not gusl. much oyur tho Society, hut
they would be well received and courtcoltsly
Gen. j. s: Fullerton, OF St. Louis. pro-
Wills OH aGcount Ut the great lattlelieltts tlipY
could ba hear and visit by rail in that vlclil-
den. J. g: Smith, Of sprIngfell, I'll, TAP: !,
Society. would not meet with Il congcninl
atmosphere ut either Ut tho points nnulGtl. 1t
would not 30 comfortable to express s,lcl!
Acns!Monts tnwn There % haH l.ee!! uttefgti =;
It, but 1t wolllA not be courteous nj guests to
bv boast|ng over their hosts whom they had
col: Hunter Brook, Of Cincinnati, said that
down there, becallso the lust tl,ne liV WIS
| there, s0l,a time ago, tllBra was Warrant
issued fur lin for something he lIad done
during the late utlpieasahttlgss. anu as lle
understood there weIp ail emu less number pf
processes out for officers atd men Ut the
Union nrmy tor things they tal dolle which
| did not suit tic yltxel,s, tho Society would
| all he IN danger Of lclng tuRged.,
southerl. points, Tie l1on. J. IL Syphsr. Of
Nuw Orleans. ex-ConKressMan,, saylnx that
the soclety Of, tic Army u the C.imbur-
land could Of coufse % 60 ,,' wherever they
but 1t they expected 10 convert anybody Or
influence public sentiment In ttle South by
The utteFanee Of tue patriotic sentiments @ a.
dsd to sy x %sfS S Ef1Y Y sa xs hey III y
Capt. j. X. Hamilton, Of Toledo. held that
the bUclety wanted not to entertain or bc en-
tsrtainsd' partlcularly by ti,e peoplY, whsr9 '
cherish old reunions, and 10 this c.sse visit
thY scenes Of some Ut the. graudest conflicts
Ths Society .hen voted by ballot. md ae-
c1dAr tn hc1H ft,ate rax ttl1tn1tr, 6Itnf.
, 1880-09-24
fD\4-A4


sp!td7 UlsfFath to INC Ctafdao 7FabNne.
BEHhtStsFnS, Ia, Sept Ga-TM ncsa-
ocratic Congressional District Convention VI
the First fowa District was held III this city
tnttny. Thc HIM. W. b.. Cull!crtson.. of
jefferson County, was nominated .for Con-
Ere,s utl the first l,allot. !.esotnlInns were
pa-s.M fnhorsinG the National alld State
ptMtfOs1rs and tickets Of tho party.
The Democratic 1ndicEnl Convention also
met fterr to-tny and nominated tile lion.
George Robertson fnr Circuit Judge,
, 1880-09-24
rARKERsn11ItG. W, VA,

PA1sKEissi'urG, W. Va., Sept. GA special
to tue Gazcttc says: All tho rcgimrnts of
tho Army of West Virginia formed in line
tlis morning, and, with Gems. Croo!:, Cox,
mil Kennedy at their heai,. and bearing bat
t!tAtlags, marched through the city. After
tlis tho regiments held brief experience
1argcst ever known. In tho evening Gen.
Cox delivered IN orntion, ind Mfas I.lista re-
cited 4 description Of tho battlo Of Mission
Ridge.
Tin next reunion will ho held ut Wheel
fur. w. Va.
, 1880-09-24
Removal Of tho Governors Of the
Milwaukee and Dayton
Institutions.
Appointment Of Gen. Sharpe. Of New
York, to Fill the Former
Position.
Rusinoss Transacted by tho Army ot
the Cumberland 9ocioty.y
Tho Meeting Next Year TO Be Held at
Chattanooga, Tenn.


SOI1'lENS' HOMES.
spee'at !h'pa"h 10 me ca'eaeo 1'soane'
LAYTON o.' sept. @s'-fos tne pas' "see
aays INC boald Oh Managefs Oh nv ooiu'els,
iiofnes lave becn IN session o. the Cehtra,
,loh,e. nay,on' M'u eohlp'eteu p17''!ess a'!u
~ ieit 'of s!e Mi1"a"kcc !io'ho tals c'e"'ls'
Iie 'hee1n,s ilas peeh OF efeat l,'teIcs1, ne,
c""so tt1e nlst ot 1'le IT," 1'o"fd nppo'h'e"
ny INC last congress. iiete Ate mus mem mem
9ers aptolhted' Ana Inc rreslae"!, enle'.
Justlce. a1'd oectesa.y oI Nnr a1e ''.ei1pe,S
e*-oil'cle' alos1 u uao Do"tu @ "s1o ~, app,"n. m
menus ot tne 'ast congress- qua III "1e DG't,'
qcrats. Coi. olart'n, OF Nansas, a1'' eo';
Len iia1!ls arc Garner npiuihln'ch'st a.'u
boaEd' Uwlak 10 1he lact oi "s
nc" ofganlzat'oh' general clahgo Was
expected IL officers OF tno none as tnts
nacetnR' congressman aicalahon' 81 1hIs
district, aisl local Democratic politicians,
have been bringing all influences they could
control 10 bear on tho managers lo bring
about this Issue. 1t hus been openly as.
selMd nc'o os Mcolaaon 1 a!iu ost'el pt'a,', H.
Homo would be removed mid new men who
were good Democrats appointed in their
plaees' ena1ihnn @ anenfhnes' ~ a'o nel'1o-
erai other prominent Democrats in t',o State,
have been IN the city during ths week to
tho Home were nearly all appointed
by the Board Mt the organization
Of the llo,nes' without regard to politics. ''' aud
;mnn,n,.to,,nv u nr f,,1,ti;,v r., "nv sh9ua ri
,nco'Aatehey or 1lapility III unS sllape' eoI.
Brown, Governor u TUG Dayton liome, IL al
OLD soldlcr from Now lofk' and lost an '.rt'l
, 1880-09-24
VARIOUS,

EUDTH HFJETCA.
CAFE T0wE, Sept. 1'-'fwelvc hundred
Bas.stos atta:kcd A1ultnlcsl,Dck oil tic .0tl,
lust, and 1000 attacked AtafctenB OH tho 9lst
Inst. Fighting continued hlI day at both
places. rho rebels wcrc I'll inlately renl''sctl.
Tile casualties To tho colonial forces nre not
yet known.
SPAIN.
AfApMp, Sept. 9a-1n consequence Of the
present trnnailtllfty In C,lba Ii Is expected
Tint the withdrawal Of Ii, 600 troops will suoM
bD ordered.
, 1880-09-24
WILLIAM BROWN.

Special DtJpdleh 70 The ChteaQo Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK. MIch., Sept. G}.-To-day
William Brown dietl, aecd % years. He WINS
senior rne1nher of tho Upton Manufacturing
Company, nh old pioneer. wealthy, md uni.
yerBntly respected. His funeral Sunday viii
be conducted By tho Sir Knights Ut Jackson,
Kalamazoo, ind Battle Creek.
, 1880-09-24

EL1zAnEr1t, y. H.. Sept. g.-Tho f,rccn-
hackers have Inundated Washington l..
Hope for Congress.
NEWARK, y. j., Sept. 23.-Thc Sixth Dis
trict Democrats nominated Edward Baiba:1',
Jr., for Congress.
, 1880-09-24
Paris Papers Comment Very
Freely on tho New French
Cabinet.
Il Is Generally Conceded that Its
Foreign Policy viii Be
Peaceful.
Booialiat Prints Seized by the Thousand
by the German Authorities.
TURKEY.

VIENNA, Sept. 2I.-The rumored occupa-
tion Of Dulclgn0 by the AIbanlans and tho
retreat Of the Turkish garrison is entirely
unfoundcd. The Turks still hold the town
castle with two battal1ons. Tletr main force
is northeast Of DulcigDo, where they occupy
llanktng position, both III tho direction Of
MaRura, where the bulk Of the All!ania!s ars
chcampNd. Atld In the direction Of uDt1rarl,
whero tho Montcnegrirls are.
1sussfAN WAN VESSELS.
LONDON. Sept: @-rlle 1.ondon cor
eays:, u nm Informed TINT six Of tla best
vessels Of the Russian Pacific squadron have
selves In readiness to rpt,,rn ininedintty to
tho Mediterranean In tie event OF tho Dull
clgno affair taklng II, serious turn, md y
INpiure @ Occurring between Nussia ant!
would follow rs iteedcd."
A RECONNAISSANCE.
RAGUsA. Sept. Gl-lll accordance with tito
decision take1l ut the Council Of tia AdmLrlts
yesterlay Admiral Seymour Inns sailed for
Iattaro, whence !g will proceed to Cettin{s
the position Ut the Montcnegrflls mid arra,,es-
Ing for future action With respect to tho occt-
pAtlun OF Dutcigno.
ANOTHER PROTEST.
CoSsTANriSorLE, Sept. 3,.-rho Porto has
Issued Il fresh note protesting ag,lillst tho
naval demonstration, agaIn declaring it to bo
the exercise Of nrsned pressure contrary to
the rights of the Sultan.
MARCHING ON.
LONDON, Sept. GA correspondent ut
Vlennn learns frnin Antlvari that tic Mon
tsleErtnS t commenced marching TO Duiclgno
Wednesday,.
FRANCE.
THE NEW MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAr1ls.
LONDON, Supt. GA Paris dispatch snys
tie known partlaltty OF 3arthelmy st.
Hiiiarc for Greece ~ probably tho ca]so Ut
his appointment to the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs.
Another dispatch says: On tho prudence,
sagacity, and energy Of st. Itlltare 1t will
rest 10 determine whether or not Il denlon-
stratlon III favor Of the new Greek frontier
Will bo brought about rs France took tho
Initiative In the Greek question:"
PARIS, Sept. 3.-The papers Of nl1 shnles
Of opinion agree that tho appointment of
BartholmySt. llIliaro rs Minister OF Foreign
Affairs Is Il guarantees OF q peaceful policy.
4 MEETING or THE NEW MINISTER'S
WAS held yesterday under Premier Ferry.
st. I1tlinre and Admiral Clouet were too luto
to be presented.
NO CHANGE.
LONDON, Sept. GA Paris dispatch says
the Council of Ministers resolved tu create
sn Under-Secretarysh!p Of Foreign Affairs.
1t is certain tho Cabinet will mako no change
II tho foreign policy Of the Government, but
It will execute tho religious DEGREES.
HANK OF FRANCE.
Tho decrease III tho metallic reserve of tho
Bank Of France the past week was G.s.o $40
h gold and FL, 400 In silver.
PERMISSION WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch from Rome
, 1880-09-24

8pteta' Dispatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DunuQuE, H., Sept @l.-Donyari Kistlcr,
one OF our oldest citizens. died to-day, nfter
. lingering Illness, lle WIS also tho Oldest
tuWeer LII tic city.
, 1880-09-24

BALTIMORE, Md., Scpt 2s-Tl'e Rcpul,-
lIcutas OF the ScetlNd district noA!iAatel K.
II. Webster for Congress.
, 1880-09-24

BEIXEh.
1}EnIrN. Sept 23.-During tho last few days
tho polcc havu seized 4.000 Socialist prints
and pamphlets.
, 1880-09-24

JAMESTOWN, N. T., Sept e3.-The Demo-
crats Of The 1'llirty.third Congressional Dis
trict nominated IL. 4. l}alconl.
BUFFALO. Sept. ~. H.-1n the Thtrty-sccot1d
District the Democrats nominated jonathan
resigned.
, 1880-09-24

MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. aG3s.-.}phn q. Cab.
all, Iate Postmaster at lsucatauna, ltls
been arrested Un d cIlarge nf opening u rnts-
lsteretl lettur aud viii, other violations Ut tllu
Postal l4W.
, 1880-09-24


1T. PETERSBURG. Sept, GA telegram
! lfous Suolensk says 5000 worklnen iu fac
k1Y u JzzsYQ struck against 4 reduction Ut