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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18
Foreign Immigrants.

There never was such rush OF
emigrants to this country as there is
this year. The immigrants come from
every part Of Europe, but chiefly
from England, Ireland, Germany.
Austria aud Sweden. The following
information is furnished by the bn-
reau Of stati-tlcs:
"There arrived in the customs dis
tricts of Baltimore, Boston, Detroit,
Huron, Key West, Minnesota, New
Orleans, New York, assamaquoudy,
Philadelphia aud ran Francisco, dur
ing the month ended July 81, 1880,
SO, 123 passengers, of whom 1902
we're emigrants, and 1922 citizens of
the United States returned from
abroad Of this total number Of EN-
igrants arrived, there We're from
England, 5.3S8; Scotland, 1,251;
Wales, 81; Ireland, 6,067; German,
l1,275; Austria, 2,006; Sweden, / l.
49,; Norway, LAB; Denmark, 905;
France, sos; Switzerland, ST.; Spai0,
"a; Holland, las; Belgium, IS; Italy,
74S; Russia, 357; Poland, 1SS; Hun
gary, 554; China, S65; DOMINION Of
Canada, 12,716; Cuba, 62; ali others,
Az
During the year ended June 80
1880, 457. 243 immigrants arrived IL
the United States, an increase oi
279.417 over the number arrived
during the preceding fiscal year.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18
The Democratic Platform.

The Democrats of the United States
in convention assembled declare /:
]. We pledge ourselves anew to the
constitutional doctrines and traditions
Of the Democratic party as illustrated
by the teaching and example of II long
line of. Democratic statesmen and pa
triots, and embodied in the platform
of the last National convention of the
party.
y 2. Opposition to Capitalization. and
to that dangerous spirit of encrnach-
ment which tends to consolidate the
powers of all the departments ii, one,
aud thus to create. whatever be the
form of government, a real ,despotisln.
No sumptuary laws: srparation of
church and State for the good of
each; common schools fostered and
protected.
g. Home rule, honest money, con-
sisting of gold and silver and paper,
convertible to coin on demand. The
strict maintenance of the public faith,
State aud national, and tariff for
revenue only.
A. The subordination of the military
to the civil power, and general and
thorough reform of the civil service
5. The right to free ballot is the
right preservative of all rights, and
must and shall be maintained in every
part Of the United States.
g. The existing administration is the
representative of conspiracy only, and
IFS claim of right to surround the bal
lot boxes with troops and deputy mar
shals to intinidate aud Distract the
electors, and the unprecedented use Of
the veto to maintain its corrupt and
despotic power. insults the people and
imperils their Institutions.
2. The great fraud of 1867, by
which, upon false count of the elec-
toral votes of two States, the candi-
date defeated at the polls was declared
to be President, and for the first time
in American history the win pf ihe
people WIS set aside under threat Of
military violence, struck i deadly blow
at our system of representative gov
ernmsnt. The Democratic party, to
preserve the country from the horrors
of civil war, submitted for the time,
in firm and patriotic faith that the
people would punish this crime in 1880.
This Issue proceeds and dwarfs every
other. 1t imposes a more sacred duty
upon the people of the Union than
ever addressed the conscience of a ma
ton of freemen.
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BUSINESS,

We charge ten dollars for ANNOUNCE
ing all parish and district nominees
for Office. State and National tickets
are announced free of charge, but all
other nominees-from Congressman
down to constable, inclusive-must
be paid for, or the same will not APP
pear in our columns. We mean bust
ness, Our terms are moderate and
reasonable, and must be complied
with. What say you, brethren of the
press, do you agree with us or not !?
Our terms are low, corresponding
with charges for business cards, etc,
and the poor man with brains may
run for Office as well as the rich man.
We object to charging candidates ex-
tortionatc prices, but also deny the
right Of candidates, under the thin
guise of party necessity. dead head
ing their way to Offices of honor and
profai In our opinion, a candidate
who is too hide bound to pay his way
through canvass is unfit to be q
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of any party. Bos-
sier Banner.
Correct, Bro. Seaman and, as it
may be impossible for us to be pres
ent at the press convention at Baton
Rouge. We second your motion. and
hope it viii Be put in the ehape Of a
rule for general observance.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

In response to our notice of the
excellent road built by Col Randolph
and Mr. VIM. p Hickman, from the
Darro to Sandy Bayou, the Bossier
Banner has this TO say:
Eve add to above that Col. E G
Randolph, who was long a citizen of
this parish, does not do things by
halves. He generally does batter
work than most men. We only re-
greet that we have lost him, and can
congratulate Grant parish on the ac-
QUESTION of so useful citizen. even
though Boosters loss be her gain"
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores appetite

The Pineville merchants are max
ing lively bids for the Grant parish
trade. We call special attention to
the new goods being received by MIR.
G. W. Bolton, Of that place. 1t en-
braces euerything suitable for the fall
and winter trade, all of which will be
sold at the lowest prices for cash or
cotton. Look for his new advertise
ment in another column.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

There is great deal of difference
between judges and lawyers getting
drunk and kicking up such row
that nobody in town can. sleep, and
the common day time drunk Of two
ordinary individuals. The latter dis
turbed the court and had to go TO
jail for it. but when the other dis
turbs anybody it don't count This
little episode describes an occurrence
in Colfax during last week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18
The negro, VIM. Cartea, who wa

The negro, VIM. Cartea, who was
arrested by Sheriff Teal on board the
BELL, some time in July, and after
ward released because the sheriff of
Natchitoches failed to come for him,
has since stolen a horse at or near
Alexandria. He was arrested near
Montgomery by Constable Odum, of
that place, who carried him to Alex
dria the last trip of the Danube.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

Weather cool, wet and disagreea-
bic in the first part Of the week, but
clear and pleasant now, and bids fair
to give good season for picking cot
ton. Crop good, and worm talk has
entirely died out.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

David Mccall, an old and respect
ed negro, living on the Rapides side
of Red river, about two miles below
this place, died Thurdsay morning
and was buried yesterday. His fu-
neral was we'll attended by his col
ored friends and acquaintances.
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LOG AL ID 0 L ) :.
Mumford & Pirtle have just res
ceived lot of new goods.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria.

For first quality goods at lowest
prices call on Mrs. A. G. Deal. She
has received bran new stock, and
continues 10 receive additions upon
every boat that arrives.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

81 r.
BY virtue of aud 10 satisfy a writ of fieri
ficias issued and to me directed by the
Honorable the District Court in and for
the parish OF Grant, in the above NUM-
bered AID entitled suit, / have seized aud
will offer for sale. To the highest bidder, at
public auction. ut the court house door, in
the town Of Coifax, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on $3.50
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of October, A. =.
1850,
the following described property, seized as
the property of the defendant, to-wit:
One Wagon,
-Four MaiSs.
5 ized q satisfy the Judgment, interest
and cost, in the aooye suit.
TERMS Cash subject to appraisemcnt.
y. II. TEAL, Sheriff.
rhsrff's Office. Cclfax, Sept. Is, 1884, 1t
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s. &C. CURRY'S
NEW STEAM ~
Saw Mill, s.
GIN q GRlST MILL.
WYNN PARISH, La.

Situated about eight miles east of Mont
gomery. about eleven miles from st. Maui
rice. Keeps on fand the finest lot of Pine
Lumber ever sawed in this country, which
can he had at all times ut the Mill at $40
per thousand, or $l2 80 delivered at Mont
gomery, SIS per thousand delivered at st
Maurice. and other points on the river in
proportion,
Grinding done every Saturday. |.
l9- Ginning done for the small toll of
One Fifteenth. g apls -6ms
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

The Danube carried the first fall
load of new cotton ont of Red river
on her trip this week She passed
Colfax with 800 bales, and flushed
her load below the Falls.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

We speak very little when vanity
prompts MS not
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-09-18

sAs.sG, ION q kADD,
A'-efaess-di- i-a:s aid ootcitors 81 Amesicaa
and forsi5H Patents,
Az FIsaH SIEEaT, WASHINGTON, d. c.
Practices patelt law in all It's branches
IN tine Patent O.Acs, aud in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts OF the United states.
Pamphlet sent free on receipt of stamp
for postage.
, 1880-11-23

get intn port as som M possible. Carriers arc
tctnr rnId hiKh sums II work night and dny
loalnE RnttunlontlsnK. Only two ecreu sccn1noss
arc Mt present IN pnrt tho A1lnn I.tnrr
''Thc tevnvta" nnl "Tha 1,on,Inlnn." Tho
Wtawa steamed ons Of hartor yesterday, ns
ns0 did tFle few vessels which wcrn lnnt1tng cnu
uniondIny ut Windmill Point. All tho vcsae!s
will leavn t0-lay. Tho leo In tho canal was M
'uch thick this morning, and In tho basin ncnr!y
twn inches. hut this will mt causc serious feIny
t' inkG Wssrl$. II nectssnry n AteAni.tl1g Wilt
bc sent nhcnfl of the vessels 10 hrGnk tha leo.
spfttdt illtpdtch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. H.. Nov. s@..-Tt,o " cold snHp" has
put fGrHers md graln t!oa!crs III th!s section to
ta'+ifter1thle h!l1HIynnctt md 0ss Much ct'rn IL
nnhuHktd and c1ycre'i With SNOW IN tho Held.
nf',l b'twccf La satlo mn! ChicHEo t1uTt.cr u
cAn1l-thats Are fruzett III tho lce,-fourtecu le-
inE between tltnwR and Joliet.
Vt. .IutS. N. H., Nov. 1!.-very cold. Thu
river IN frozen ip. Winter ha. net In In earnest.
NlCHMnNb. Va, NtIv a.4!-Thc wcnthnr is worry
cold. Thermometer down to ~ degrees this
morning.
1'.TE'tsnTnG. W.. Nov. 2aa.-The coolest day Of
thn tcnst'n. Skating lIl some localities.
pi1Etiik EEl*lE. n. r.. Sov. G!.-The cnld In
crcntcs Tho river "a full Of lee. Nm boat Will
l,f nbe To get through to Albany aftar to-mor-
row.
, 1880-11-23

CATTLE Lost.
LONDON, Nov. a22.-'rho steamer Drandforti
City, ut West lInrtlepooi, from Boston, lost
Ito heutl Of cattle Oil ller pnSsage,
AQUATIC.
Tho Sportsman says: Toss was out of
condition wl,ci, lo rowed lust Saturday.
I.aycock has offered Trickctt a. co1,sola-
ton halt tie prizo t1o won at tho tnterna-
t!onal regatta.
NO MATCH.
There will DO 10 match between uanlau
and Laycock.
WILL COME TO AaIENlCA.
Thompson, tho chief hacker of Laycock,
has promised 10 endeavor to bring Lnycock
aud TrIcke.t to tho United SAtes Qud Cam
ada naxt year.
The Sportsma,a, reviewing the results Of
tho regatta, spys: "l]y blindly following
old traditions rs to the s!ze, shape, alld nIake
Of cortaIn buats suitable for hight alul
weight, English Benilsrs ca,not llopa to OK
col or to regain for England any Of tie aauat"
10 prestige siso las lost"
suisRENDEl.ED HIMSELF.
Phillip Cnllau, Al. T., surrendered himself
to-day at the Cel,tral Criminal Court to stand
trial OIL tho Charge OF libeltng AlexaIldur
". Sullivan, 81. 4. 1Io was admitted to bull
until Wednesday,.
, 1880-11-23

THE CRAFTY All HILL.
Which wish to ro.nhrk, md my ianx,lnge Il
pnin,
Fur ways that arc tiark and tricks TINT aro win,
A EnEtnin ytntt1g mnn II tccul!Hr-
And la nntno 1t Is Wilttnm II. Ernno.
Which they Ind smnll gamc-tha william It.
AMI
Ills partner called 1sohson, quito chI!,Eko and
blind.
AMI Robson drew two from tho pack
And fcl'l what they call n full t'hnd.
Now Crane VIA nosscsac,l ut conptc Of trcys
t1f ,nHy nHkr ttau bf II llbkcahtne NhtAsc(-
=, AMI yet, ~ 4 nlH,f nirxttnpcd,
Hut In rni.ing ho happened to tc. his nrm alp
AMI give TINT there tNsIfr II terrible TIN,
And tlown fr0pl tho pn ,ytc, wus Kobson's
There lunlblcd twGnty.cont chip.
With half.snpprcssetl s'gh-for tho same never
This 1!o1'son stopped down for tho chip OFT tho
And atraghtwny lid Crano Interchange
Tho kucrls hcruist mentioned before.
Six bits wcrt. involyc., In this aforeso,d casc.
Anu A!tuntG rrcrnetf ev'rywhpra. III tho placq,
>. AnJ lh'bst'n wnK pnit With elntttots,
Hut CFIfie WIS bcctlitnctl II, his fncs.
You n,ns CHESS Mt tho realms for mo, do not
Intent Il, rec1r'l tho exit Hf thu pla!,
:. hut thls am frcn to nekn1wledYo:
Mr. Crate ct.nEy took III tho put.
Which !, why 1rclnnrk that for tricks TINT aro
No h.a.hcn ch!nco will compare With th!s
A"' reference l,avc unto pokcr--
And tho aninn nm FREQ to t,tintalE.
It. IL. Th0ritc, Jr.
, 1880-11-23
VERY, VERY DRUNK.


In Tic River.
About o'clock ycaterdny morning Officer
Cluott, while travelling his post, camc ncross IN
Intoxicated MIN who was loaflng around tho
Northwestern Depot, and who wan nearly frozen
to death. Tho man guve tho nnme Of william
q. Short, and ctaitncd IN hive hecn throw, Into
tho river BY two or thrto l,txhwny1ncn, who
had f1rat robbed him OF sinnll eltn of money.
Ilo was unable todcscrlho thom, nnd was a!.o un-
able to tell who had rescued him. lie was Of tho
opinion. hnwever, that 1t WIS near n vessel LYNX
nhoyc ktnztu street bridge. and that aoino onc
belonging on f,0ard OF tho weasel had helped him
ont. Mr. Shorts story was not believed, nil
t!lo satne, for ho ha. evidently been very drunk.
Ito WIS carctl for at tto West Madison Street
station. and. fArrtnF n severe cold, was IN hts
'!snl hrhlth yesterday. Mr.. SHIRT Is firmly OF
tho opinion TINT he w,la assaulttd and thrown
into tho water. and IT may be ~, for
within tho p,sst tuw months acrcra1
pers'ns have l'cGn BHved from drowning under
snar crciiu,s;ances who tnaile clntn IN hava
recel lyed trcRtni1nt Of tho gllsno kind nt tho
hnnl4 nf lIfghwaynlen. If n good n,Ithuntio cnsB
would turn ur, 1t would Indicate TINT bAild Of
thieves haye tnkar snerlnIty 10 tIs class of
work. but III every eaED thus fur reported tho
vIctim has teen ~ Ina,lf1lIn drunk NJ TO bo un-
hlle to glre my clrnr it:cfJ,int nf tho tlal!Hr,
thus giving rst to tho Suspicion TINT hc fci uto
tho river, md VIM not thrbwt1 in.
, 1880-11-23

-------- HFF7"!'3 F.F'r."'
LONDON, Nov @!.-lll9 MaFN LaHc Er-
1'fcss SAYS: Storms, tloods, frosts. aistl un-
settled weather ovgr the whole United King
dom soh!twhht seriously delayed WHEAT SOW
l'lt.. IN Essex. Sussex, n'n' some either back
Waftl distrlcts t'lres!!lllE continued TO Slsuw
u!tt tue "Acat crop Is very deficient. ol
barley there Is bulky Yield. but IN very
damaged coNt!ition. Oats Eet'era!ly tn good
cofallso'l. IN consequence OIL the ilI'col'-
"ltionctl samples, inquiry Tor SOUND market
aoIe grain nus becn stronger anu lamp a'Iu
inferior samples solu heavily at nominal
rates. fflces til thu provincial markets l'ard-
enet III many instances to tho extei't OF n
shilling. Sellers are unnble to obtat1l any
advance for foreign wliea. on tho spot, but
cargoes oil coast ntifl other positions
IMPROVED DAY III DAY,
, 1880-11-23

Gul.ItlUS.
LoSrov. Nnv. @!..-I'llu ITnra, III tts leader,
says: "We itccs 0I,ly rgitclt That, willie tli1
ca1li'et l'aA hech nnal>lo to agree 1T ra.gnrl
tn tho Necessity IT coarrion III lrela,,d TIC
Wllfcy Inns mt been lclinitly Abandoned 'rlly
Ministers continue 10 hope tint violence ard
lawlcsncss III lrclantl may nbntc."
UNTRUE.
Tic report that armed men tnrret ami
1c1tllcresl Mr. Galrt'ncr, Il galway landlord,
turns o1it to be Untrue.
TIE nlst1ops.
lsoME, Noy. @.-'Tl,o Irish Bishops hnvo
told tic l'opo That u,,.ter ccrtnln clrculn,
stnnccs they wOut,1 bu unable tu freq them
selves frotn t1Ia ,Icccssity OF supporting tic
Land-f.cagnu ngEtal[on.
APPEAL To THE AMERICAN rEor1E.
Dunf.tx. Nov. 2..-Mr. PnrncEt las ISSUED
mn nppeal to lho American pcoplc, hoping nil
lovers Of frcct1nln will nssst tho agitation
now going oil In 1relnntl, which will sccuro
Il radical settlement Of tho lnild question.
1'tlfJu3iCED.
Dillon, solicitor fur Egan, Sccrctary Of tho
Land League, and one Ut the persons nRalHst
whom prosecution Inns f,een instituted, to-tlay
hnndcd tho Crown officer m nflllaytswurn
to by Egan, asking for Ill attachment against
tic Epcntng Null for publishing articles
calculated to prejudice tho tsinls Of thu
trayclsers.
4 NOR.
While 1.antt.Lca4ller was addressing tic
people from Il cnrt ut Dnltnn. Cnunty Mayo,
to-day the police attempted 10 unrest Him for
o1strnGtfng tho street. rho nlOb interfcred,
a,nt sangui,Iary fight ensned. Several Of
tho police were wounded, Int, being retli-
forced, charged OH tho crowd nnl nrrcstc1
, 1880-11-23

RUBBISH vIl4LAAE.S UESTN0TEp.
TEuElLAS, Nov. .a.-Tho lersian troops,
contrary to tho orders Ut tllclr commander,
destroyed twenty-five Kurdish villages,
REVOLT IN CAalINENE.
LONDON, Nov. GA correspondent at
Calcutta confirms tle reports Ut tic revolt Ut
tbs tribes III Northern Cashmere, nntl says.
shout! tho TOO Slklls operating against tho
rebels he Obliged to retire, general rising
would probably e,lsue,
EARTHQUAKE,
A0HAsj N9y. @A-'rtIore have been soyeral
fresh Sllpcks Of earthquake here.
!" TYElIUS.
LONDON, Nov. e3.-A dispatch from Klof
rep1rts that great outbreak OF typilus l,as
takell placa In the prison tiers, whore thore
aro number Of Nlhlllsts coAtlMed. Two
, 1880-11-23

TIE JEWISH QUESTION.
BERLIN, Nov. :eaa.-'rllo jewish question Ia
not SO important n1nl serious ~ las becu
lepresented, and It will probably be lost to
'he Winds In few weeks.
ASTI,lEw1s1L AGITATION.
ul inc resumption 0f tho discussion OF tho
A!ttsenlitie movement IN tho Lower House
q 1he fruss!an Dict to-ttay I,acl,e1n, OF tho
eehtte party, accused tho Jews Of acquiring
wealth by dlsgmc1flt1 means.
Aehles rctarted, and pointed out. tint
Eoek->obb!ne was carried on by Christians
telonalng to high circles.
ine ltev. Mr.. Stccker, Court Chaplain,
Hto Is one Of tho prlnclpa! or1ginators of tho
movement, said tho u,est[on was iii eco
no'n'c one, and repeated Dachctn's nccusn-
uons. l!e duclared TINT tic object Ut tic
Petition was to keep tho Jows from any post
osauthority.
r., THE SOCIALISTS.
laa Socialists layo resolved, In view of the
1lo'ent means OF repression employcd
asall'st them. to abstain from voting ut poltt-
lsal elections.
q, lieFF Loewr. progrcsslst Jow, refutel Herr
oWtkeis arguments n1,tt declared that some
''n1s u Mateiun6 were wl!0lly inaccurate.
49,! LETT hnckort Liberal. contended TINT 1t
~ Hss pfeac OF the Constitution to deny ti,at
w jews wcru Germans.
.. ne1s 'eFei!ow sebutted the attacks made
1"a 1pa t'oso who Protested against the anti
H., 'ao discussion, which lasteti seven hours.
tasa sa elosed without any vote having been
vi. u =. 1lo Emperor followed tho debate
"%a he greatest Interest,
, 1880-11-23
CHICAGO.

Tho atar.u from lsnx III at 6:l0 last avontng
waH eAtseA by t'ro on tho roof No. III West Tay-
lor street, owned nnd occupied ly Edward HUB
bar'l ns Il residence. nnMlnyc, saj.
4 SILL alarm to Trick Company No. Mt 1.;45
yesterday nftcrt,oun WIS caused by spark from
il chimney RsttinH tirt tn tho roof Of Il frumo
cottage nj No. i! FiNnell Htreet, oWIlott BY Will
inn Norris and occupied ly Henry Fox. lam
aKe. $t0; Insured for $bOJ hi tho urarl OF pouu-
gylYAif1.
, 1880-11-23
RUSSIA.

THE cZAn's DOMESTIC n1FFICuLTIEg.
LONDON, Nov. GA Derlin dispatch at-
nounccs that persons qualified to judge co,i~
aitlor tho reports of the illness OF tile Czar
perfectly accurate. Tho Car is anxious for
tho speedy official publication Of hls marriage
with the Princess Doigorouke. Prince Nell
kotf Inns been trying for some tino past, but
unsllccesstul|y, to procure tho assent OF tho
Czarowltz md otllor members Ut tho Inl-
pcrlal family to tho official announcement
of the union.
, 1880-11-23

many tlcplorIng tllo i1ltberalisn Displayed,
a'nt tho wailfUII assaults maslG Mike. ,tlnn
ia'!ln and female .jnws. Many Of these ,,,.-
Fortunate teoplc. unable lu,.gnr tn Withstand
ilhir prosecutions, nrr preparing To enlt9rate
tn tho United Stucs,
, 1880-11-23
HOC1lIEHsS.

WIlllo Edouln's Sparks company appeared
hero last night In thor new musical caMcdy
entitled "nseams; or, Fun 1T y Photograph
Gallery" The audIomoo WIS gratifying III polnt
of size and appreciation. In this company there
sanger, uoorxo I.vclnire. Julnua r. Powers,
Alice .itAerto,, JulA Ettnuln. Lottn lInltn. l.ll
HhaplefKl. Tho eutortA1umeut ~ III character
, 1880-11-23

IA Golden Ga1no" .as wcli received at this
theatre last night. Fur tho present wo Will
,norely pay that tho pfeco opona with II rrolog
wlliul, survea tu Introduce tho two loading pt,ur-
autera,-prcscHteu by Mcssrs. ShanHon and Edo
eus1,-tho ono tho victim nf n dlsholust rartnvr
aa,l tho ntaor n clerk who Is nearly killed iu an
effort u prevent tho robbery which banksupta
tho hollsc al,l setnls tho yiutlmizo pnrtntr and
ILLS clork roaming, Tho p!ay itself Is In throo
acts, and opens ut Nice, whore tho rorers come
upon tho seen0 drcsscl as MoxicAns. but roaly
Just from Australia. whqro ~ th1 seventeen
ui,nllntcsf vnss wantth. Ilore thu cx.broker
nts his daughter n,l1 sst4r-tll.lAw ~ tue tolla
Ut two !ulvuMtufers Tue subsequent hGta reycaI
uwny, bringing down tho ourtnfn Ii,!ltly upon \.
scrnU Of hM]H'fncss. 3hat,at,n Alt'l Elcsuil mud
bss Cora IltIilrr. wlin played tho purt Ut tho
daughter, rocuiyott sevural clil!s.
, 1880-11-23
AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. @.a-Tho building ut Dowcry
md 1lcstcr street, occupied BY the London 4.
Liverpool Clothing Company, burned. Loss,
fhDMU, ii
This wall IN tho southern si.io fell on tho roof
Of " ti?wory. double twn.story building nc-
c!p'@e;l @ " kerraynn s wnlst, ns z g. shoe.asoro.
Of those starrs were tntH!ly hrRtroyed liy tiro
nlsd wlter. The fro stopped travel On tho Third
AVGnuu ItuffrOn1.
, 1880-11-23

Special Dtfpateh to The Chtedea Tribune,
V1SCENSKs, Ind, Nov. @..-About half-past
this evening tho My0rsdu stAye factory of T.
kclso, Of this city, waA burned Ia tho ground.
LOSS, $l5, ,00U; insurance, SOU. Caalso unknown.
, 1880-11-23

Lcayltts htlrlosquo uoinpAny, ata organization
that IL doubtless Tho best ut lts klnl III this
ruuntry, oponotl Il two wcuks' engagement ut
this hnge lust d, ont1g IN tho English ycrson ut
Gtrenbuch's :" In Ftllu dll TAn,lnur Mn19r."
With tho exception of Duaro, tho asea Ut tho
company nro not particularly glttcA IN tho linz
of voonllsn but, VI nll ~ tlloin ,tr1 shaEny and
ltiy Ut tienl gnKltIsnklIX, The nall lr!lHn klI't.
ytYon?4siy 1T tho unA Ut 0yery suny ltltl sctse.
bliss williams, why wns snci, n fArbrtt .lNrluY
vslle cuinpnfy, WINS ndnir1lbig lt tho r1tu nf q
4ruHtNcr-boy. whilo tho other uhurautcrs wero
HnttafuptUri1f t4kcD.
, 1880-11-23

Eminent Dr. VIM. n. Etcunrt, Itnlll-
lnore. writes: ~ confidently recommend
Colicn's iie1lt's Liquid Extrnct nf I!cef for
consumption, debility. weakness. clt0roYs, etc.
have tested 1t Will, Universal suecoss.''
, 1880-11-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HInrn1tHter:a CnluE1t 1Ei1turc.-Thc hest
bronchitis, asthma, consumption for ndults. erti
wt0OpttR-cnugh md cr4,up fur children. Pre-
inlr.,l only by ,lohn i. Lec, c0rner ltafstei md
IlArrison HtrectA nild fur suie by Nll druggists.
, 1880-11-23

or tho nlnny r01I.ll remedies before
tho public Mnchlsstgr's Cough Mixture gives tho
best satisfaction, lreparc,l only by ,1ohn r.
Ice, cfrnct IT IHlatcd ind lfArrson Streets, mud
for sute by u! lrilKKtMt8.