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pENINSULAR SAENGERFEST.
business Transacted Tc*terday--Tlie
Next Meeting to 1so Held Mt Grand
l1npf&tH-IIuHIcn1.

Business Transacted TcKterdny--Tlle
Next N1cctlnG TO Iso Held Mt Grand
1knpItta-IIuaIcn1.
Special bitpateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-The annual meet
Ing OF the reninsular Slngurbuni WINS held
at noon to-day. a proposition to amend the
constitution Ut tho B,ltd by making The tests
biennial Instead Of ANIMAL was rejected. All
amendment WIS adopted giving the society
or societies holding tho annual fest power to
appoint tho musical directors, who, With two
directors from separate societies. WIS eiIl-
powered to sclcct tlie music for the fest. The
selection Ut the place ut which tho next fest
Is to ho held being. then IN order, Grand
Mapis. saElnnW,, Gs,,o Clt} nmd pay Glty were
IL votes for Grand Ranids, for
tim to make the choice Of .Graud fsapida wns
then made anil unanimously nd6ptea. There
was some tnlk, prior to this action, regartl-
but M Impression seemed to prevail that
competitive with Tint Of tic Northwestern
Sdngcrbnntl, hence tho idea Of giving II to
Detroit WIS abandoned. The e1cctto,, Of OIL,
eers fur tho snsu1ns ye;ar was tlien procectled
following gentlemen: President, Joaepi
Nrrles, Of Grand Knptds; Vtce-l'rcsIdrnt,
Julius Mslchtrs, Of Detr0tt;. ltecnrslinK Sec
retary, Rudolph Worct, of, Jackson. Tho
b. elected 1t ('ranl liapits. 'fhU linai coit-
cert OF the Sangcrfest was given before n
very l0rge audience this evening. Tlle prIli-
elpa! numbers. were Daetl's Emigration Of
tho Mornlons," 1.,, secne irom ",,0dysse,!s," .
= III the Forest" finale Of tho first net Of
"Lohengri,,," mi ariu from .'1Ianltpt," aud q
violin solo By 1tenenyl,
, 1880-09-02

seve young o'Bricu, m irish American. and ono
Of tho Manchester her'os.
Carter H.. Harrison for Mayor aftcr he had
loll'lcd and voted tby abscncc) against Con.
Shields appnlntIncns to To- @ nosltion sn CONGRESS;
~ high ttd he stand tn the estimation of Queen
victoria TINT hc ref4sesi i9 preside At ; tnc re;
eesGn er cfY o rs,o n. ess @
should offend her August h'alesty.
At Cincinnati tho uthar day tho .party. placed
shtrt bunker, who, compliments tho Irish by
6 esEtter of w'thont thom:, Isco adldavit ot
And To pile On tho agony,-as II tho irish
Democratic wcro SO much clay, whose feelings,
si3Iere,i n tho Up of tho partyNtho W Dem.
ocratto party Of tho stato Of Illtrola notn!nates
4 former Republican, who wh,ie noting United
obey Inc voico Of .the almost .entlro American
pcoplo In casting his vote md tntluence III favor
u giy!uE lo ,!s4ttng.,shed lrish patriots roe
A. an evidence nf tho kindly fccllng that OK.
isfed at that ttmo for tho ca,,sc wo represented,
It Rtvca mo pleasure to mention the reception
tho lrcttlcn, Of the United Flutes, by tho uoy-
crrors Of several States, and by city officials In
vfFSSs lev REssff REss sase ,ae sGRs5y sy duty to
country. natlve md adopted and to tho general
CAUSE Of liberty, in laying botoro NY fellow.
Of Mr. Trumblll when ireland AM! her people
appcalsd TO him from tho trough OF tho sca OF
10 further show tho constitutional hatred Of
this mnn for 1rcands ca,lsct call tho atten.
uon Of my fclow. .cttizets 70 his refusal 70 az
pnblicnn: tile hitter WILL po,nocrAt.
mlstnko the character of ny Gountrymen
;sey s5y % qs st iii Il 'sr IT, h. hx sa"fs ~se u
eane ea6% do isf ''o'' "spfsad @ the i!sAt w ~
, 1880-09-02
HORSE VS., MEN.


The rnco which Is to taku place Saturday
evening next In tho pavilion OH the Lake
Front Is attracting much attention among
sporting illelt, ind will doubtless draw out n
large crowd to witness 1t, both on account OF
tho novelty OF the event and tho wldo rcpu-
tAtiUn enjoyed by Dan O'Leary, ono Of tho
contestants, who undertakes to ride horso
thirty miles whlio thrcu pedestrians ure tlt-
ing nh equal lstancu. The articles Of n9rce-
nleMt lIave been signed, aiNl are as follows:
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Menlnrauluna OF rgrce-
Danu O'Leary md Mlobac! q. Mcdonald, Of
Danle! O Loary wasers tlvo hundred 600, dol.
hnrae !. Thought thirty GM r,lloa In fastur tn,o
thin throo unknown Fcdestriars cnr rl,u tAnt
ciIuei G yuDDnAl, md nro to be nnll,cti by bin
previous It, tho Hturt Of thu rnCu.
Thu conditions governing tho contest 'nrc as
Thu contrast is to take ltaco on tho Lakc- Front.
Chicago, aupt I, lsso, ut 1$n n'cluek y. II. Two
I'D os for tssks sSe s '0F no'''
Tho horse u 10 10 riiiv. by 'Loary tho cntlro
distance.
Tho pedestrians nro each to run ton ti0l miles:
Tho hosso aud thu tlrat pctestsian nru TO start
ut tho w"ri :. W" frum tho ruGercn.
Ts9 sss"n peaes.sa, w! ri, imo!lalSly t, ana
referee NJ the completion OF ten flo miles by tho
NV Ha ao ssate u p eSpeon sa me 81
tho sccoad ten tlo) miEes by tho second t'rtles-
ss ss as 81 fisss sas g ~
cotyt tho cnttrn stAkua.. !,
The sum nf nve hundrel dotiata 1900 stt.o
lsuen choyun iln4l stnkcllntler.
w Iho sssre s tq Hs 1nt1y nnS a nx1csa 1T
n,t provided Tor d, these Articles i! ID .ice!e!i
by tho reteroe, whoso Acos!on !n Mii cases yuull
, 1880-09-02

NAllosAA' |oHs.1 HF"
senator Logan has been feeling unwell for
~ tha ,n.n,ncrs NJ tho Nntlnnn1 Comm,ttee
Nv ".sa ~ ~ t,,n .,,,n.to-o
have put IN an appcasance atlno neauauA,ters
at tho Palmer House, where MessEs. Dorsey
putt putting iu considerable hard work every @ ,iay.
,,av and cxnrc,a tn srt o,,t fnr cnlcs,,nrr % thia
morn,nv. - IIo sncnka thero fila cvc,,inr @
sst"rday aftern""n there Is i'i to be ts srati
,mass-incet!ng q the clubs In tho Vicinity of
Logan. 1le starts In noxt week on Its 1ntll-
atin trip, on program lnld out by MIR. New
TnE oENrnA1 cruu,
The Executfye COMMITTEES nf Tim ccn,ra,
oariIo,d an rtI,nT fiml, s ~ ,nso;iny "
thetr henia,iarters & % % ycsier,i"v n,nrnne. % t at
~ f e 'vy ,v ,c ~ sov amoaEora a
snmc detnifs for tbe nrxamizmtinn % and en,9in.
mnnt of ma1ci,nr o,uhs. ,Eh. n,,assion a ~ II
t tho twn " sceMns f"r nreyentI1,r 'I rcnrniinv III w
Wna iaItl nvnr ,'ntii thn nmcstinn of cpst nn,,1
nitien n,I1,rc @ st,i,cct u Eli sai'eT The rst M
melting of Tia CampaI%n Ss Conmittce creatcd
ex tne o rGset9 SO @ v assga @ & At I ons asr
iloSss vs. ~ iI Se"ck iii; a{ts5nSSi, II splts
clb H. a ' ,.,n'b"r of tha y s,ltortiinate I yol,r
mcn,s MONS nrrni,izntions lave @ nireadv ,lccii}ed i} IL
send Representatives, The. Cainpalgn Com
Elmh. EHhkAo ''A "''" '""'p'"0e'@ - >A' oe"'A"1
etao' .,
TIE STATE @ ~, GESt.AL eo@MillEs
is doing grent uea! OF iiGavy wnrk nt tue
the !yeliest cullipatEil ovGr r., known IN THIS
state Is n00lt organized. Inc spcnkCrS are
, 1880-09-02
INTEROCEANlC CANAL,

H1r. Nln,mo Hrakoa N Report on This
Supporters Of si,o Canal Project.
sptstai Dtpa,ea to 1as cnteaoo rttevn..
WAsn'SoIof, ,t ". e., sept l.-Joscp'i
Ni'nlnv, Chlet, OF inc l1lreatl Of statlssics,
ury W report upon tho con.,nurcfnl aspcc,s Of
tho nro,,nua,t 1 amor,con trtnroo,artn on,,ai
nv NV p.opossu x.o ~ eea!a' e"a''
@ Inc preparation &c ot ~ ue ,,n tehort was uner.
of Civil Engineers, and OF other persons III.
tercstctl In tho subject. The report does not
sosul s to as Suss u. co,,sa. s,aa "caM ". o ael
hatlonat 9uest'o''S' slnce sueh CONSIDERATIONS
arenot within tho legal scope Of tho Bureau.
TI.e rcport is limited to the com,ner-
cial nspccts OF tic proposed canal.
aiM ., IL WI. very a. Rseus'y o.sappolhs tno
enthusiastic advocates Of Varlous chl1nl
schemes. The estimated. amount Of
,vh,oi, tha o,,rnan,as ~ t,,o ,or;o,,s ' na.,aia
wItci 'ne Ie'1ss'.cs M y. uso vas.oas en,als
nave c!aimed' Inc tacts nave oeen Obtained
from the commercial statistics Of the various
countries TINT would be affected ly the canu1
, 1880-09-02

AEAooas f"" EaihhI'lsll4st ILEsl.
caIjrl1 an IN .iy tI,a vntint,istricts ami mil.
tn..,in,a w, " .,,I .,ta., ,".a.. ..'n .sa ., ..a
hs'plaess' '''a e.cct Juuess lol ole apploaeE-
cesslty, In view of tho largD yota which will
trohnh1v hn cast thfs fuil-.it ,nnv oyruo,, M
fnoEtl.. ,,r,o,. .r,,,t,,t,,, o,..,,, ~. ,.,s,yo
~ upo, 'ss'o "oau .u ~ ~, a'.o
tor INC accommodation OF tho voters by re-
dnelns tho size Of the districts, and thus III
crcas'nG tho number OF yosli1g-nlaces. 1t Is
alsu advisable that tic discrepancy III favor
of the Democrats which exists Mt pres
Was stated some days ago, III 1910
poll md 7so ut aIlepubllcan one. This was
one OF the causes which contributed to ti,e
uI nuSlsams ere MT ao tn sat tnoir fn
yose as easily ~ were i tho Democrats; Atthe
tho W rut,rns WIS not through with Until tl,o m
srmuo II s;srv "s Sns i.n,yrr se II the 'Iu iniH.s
aid ccrks ''ey eiynrScG md Tic.Ivs}d }i'uR NJ
rant vas mill fnr Fl" ,'se ~ ~, cMg nof'I3 ff'3s
ns ,1"co va" tfp % trrea'octivc e asu " cnrs wtSn W
tinn mill ln M mt tnn rorfs,rv ,, IL fn.t ata
ia m,r1itinM In t,rtI,r IL s[i"w that H. 'x. "v
@ @sS i.tnn u Srt le etgesS , II aees srf
s,.h" 's n,. sSs' vnMI mot "t m ~ sos!e 5at aft' ~
a,SHMu tN,pptv MH"tn "ot ~ ~ g!eat tls y
nniinp1,a"ax H., ,xor ~ n, pnisE nnrr M
+" ,lnt IL mi,tnir,t "s'i eniS",,a .i"yy ,o,.i,i
le cnt,srn,na Svhr., tssn nr.; sw a"s n,r"',,a
Ther1 nr., nt nrusei,t IIttjn av"r IN v.t;nt..
,,laees. Tieys s,tlEI,l to ho ncarlys0l ThSrns
bootI,. It s,onid b in III" noS"r ' ~ ~ ti,s ths
yOtcrtn S~"~' W 'Ao
css1, 1,ts n,11or w,,,uo,,r nv,.x
! .'.,' .,.', .' 49, "'s"u. .''1 - ofn.Aa t1.
| OF MDTe tllatl ttyo of ten minutes. Ihe Tho ttmc
OF Ing sotsr ~ ni solao . Ya!ae: Ihu total
| ailoMnt npptoprlaten last yenr " iile ~ GoHMty y
n1tlta lor o!ectlui oxpellses WY Sla,Vo. IllD
Sai.le nl ulo tl!ne wastea ny sOo0 Mopl9 ~
hAllBtng around tue polls amounts, y WIll lo
| sucll, on very Motlernte computation to
teh ttl,!es tlat sum. II 8hohIA also be
Mnriio Ill h'Ill that aulto large per-
eentago ol; sho voters are OH n'en
ai'a lMVAllu& " !. hot OUT 0f
lf'9 why, perhaps, 70 require Il Hearty young
lel!uW 10 stnlltl III THO open alr !!ltf III hour
oli IL NoseM!,or tlay, hut to itsk tli4t u per-
, 1880-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"It is understood that yotl are n candidate
for rcGlectio,',"' said u Tribune reporter
yesterday to the Hon. Hiram Barber, Menl-
ber OF Congress- froin the Third District
" Is TINT general understanding correctw
II am 4 cnlltlttlate," WIS the brief and
bllNtness-fiko reply.
"flIE ris1nUSE would like 10 know, Mr..
Dnrber, what you consider tu b. your claims
to the nomination, md your qualifications for
the position, rs you regard lhcn,,-lnattera nn
which tho vArlous candidates In tho First n1ld
Second Districts iiayu already expressed
themselves III their own cases."
"fte lawyers have q way sometimes, you
know, Ut submitting their cases without ar
gumelt" was tho gentlulnan's reply.
"'rhat's Just whRt propnsu tn do in this
cnse,-sHhmlt tho case to the pcnple of tho
6ah,doDi Th1Ta DS,'lct without either argument or
And from this position neither argument
tile artist With q pencil md u wad of c!ean
white panssr; vt; could naoyu tho sitting member
THIRTEENTH WARD.
and Arthur Club Of tllu Thirteenth Ward
frpm the Central Garfield and Arthur Ciab
nss!nE that delegate bo sci.t to meet with
i'isl, WIS elected as SUCH delegate: A comi:
;asicli nd l Xrtr @ cluS %as is eso rsa. 'It It
cn!ba!Ict! a request t., thu city. clubs 10
vsts' NTH tne . a%or fsa iiis'ss iissss cb fst 81
Mnrray,, pagr, nlMl Mattock wcru cliosen n
comnlIttee oil MUSIC t9 ,atterf TO tho organ.
ills point charia Ilarrls, caluiitlate ior Cor.
ouer, WIS rBpel In tho buck Aurt of tic
, 1880-09-02
CASUALTIES.


SHENANDOAH, Pa., Sept. 1.-Tllis after
noon George Ormrod, Superintendent Of
Kelley Run Col1icry. with six Others
descended tho mIng for tile purpose Of put
ting door III the main battery to sec what
Into tlle mine WIS making Of, tfe ire In
tic brensts. When the opening for the door
was nearly completed, n fntl Of enrill oc-
CURED near the face, causing q concussiHn
which blew the men In ail directions. Slnlol
Gregory was killed. Ormrod had 4 leg
broken, and Joseph f. Jones an arm brokcli
All the nthets were severely burned by steam.
t}rcgory's body was not recovered, the black
tlnslip bu!ng 50 baa thnt tho miners could not
venture far fiji without being overcome by 1t.
, 1880-09-02
Il SAD CASUALTY.
Sptetdl Dlspdteh to The CA{eapo Trfbun4.

Op$E1us UNV0+eB 10 1Ht VR&E241V lfEUHHSv
OMAHA. Ncb., Sept, IA sad accident oc-
Cured On tho wcst-bottnl Uniun Pacific cmi-
grant trafn last evening, Just west Of Elk
horn. a. girl agctt s years stroIlctt unnoticetl
out on the platform OF Tie chr, and fell upon
the track. When tho mother, Mrs. Rogers,
who came from Ohio. and was bound West
with her three children, missed her she noti-
fled the trnIn men, aid tic train was rim
back slowly until tha chilli xas found. Shu
WIS sitting up OIL the track will, both her
nrlns badly crushed, 50 tint n,nputAtlon WIS
necessary, tho operation being performed ut
Fremont, to which station tho family were
taken.
, 1880-09-02

the Republican party and largely increase
the nuinbor Of vottft.places ID Wartls like
the Fourth. Eleventh, Twelfth. Thirteenth,
etc. Should It tlo this, and appoint conlpe
Guilty in securing q falii VOTE, ha1d If learning
1t some reasonable hour tie r1RAGtt Of tho
impending important electlon,> :, II, Eastern
cities some attention Is puId ttlhtsubjcct
It Is possible there. owing to the ti3iamte a,t,
at, election within very short ttnEs Aftor tho
polls are closed. Theru Is no rcas0l why tho
same thing should not bo donp hero.
, 1880-09-02
AQUATIC.

BCuLI1N1 MATCHES POSTPONED.
GENEVA, N. r., Sept. 1.-The rowing
matches-are postponed on account Of tho
rough water till tomorrow.
Courtney and Riley have made match to
row within thirty days three miles with II
turn. Courtney puts lip S500 to 1iitcy's $3.50.
Each has deposited forfeit of 800.
, 1880-09-02
KILLED 1,T LIGHTNING.

MAnT1SsvII.IE, Ind, Sept. 1.-Two yo,lnR
sons of Nathan Whitaker, near Alaska, this
cnunty, were instantly killed by lightning
yesterday. A. third son of 3fr. Whitaker
and a SOIL Of Mr.. Henry Lewis were perl,aps
fatally injured. Tho boys Ind been playing,
when, at tue appronch of n thunderstorm,
they sought refuge under small alade-trcc.
They had been thera hit S,prt time when
tho bolt struck tho tree, with tue result above
stated.
, 1880-09-02

F1SnlAS, o., Sept. 1.-A{rs. Eut,na Greer,
wlfo Of llulla1il Greer, near Arlington, tl,ls
county, was engngct In cnnning peaches
wliun glass Jar exploded, throwing the hut
fruit over her neck md face. Sltu also ill.,
l,nlctt sorne Df thu stcalu, and Mt present Is
nut expected to survive. Tho unfortunate
young 1ady had been married. but q few
IenfIltX
, 1880-09-02

CHICAGO va. MILWAUKEE,.
5ptetat Dt,pateh to ras Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. t.-In tho riflo
match at the Soldiers Home ranges, between
clubs Of Chicago ar,! Milwaukee, tho former
won. At the 800 ynrtis tho Chicago team
At tlla 600 yards tile Cl,lcnEos scored 4l0
points against $40 by their opponents.
, 1880-09-02
POW DER,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The hoistlng
works Ut the Quinn slll,e, Mt Silver Clty. took
tlru lust ntght. An explosion OF giant pow
urr destroyed tho works, fIlu WatC1l1nutl Of
tllu Victor laundry was killed.
, 1880-09-02
A FATAL R'r0NE.,

BEttA.nE. O., Scpt. l.-KllM Hamilton,
son Of Dr. Hamilton, Of f'corsctowr, pa.,
WIS killed at 10 O'Clock last hight by being
l,ltby stone as liz WIS passing MI alley, 1t
ia not known who did 1t, nor fur. what p,r-
uOSt,
, 1880-09-02

EAsr SAu1yAw, 3liclL, Sept. ia mun
employed Mt Johl.son's linsc-ktln WIS at work
tlis afternoon In tho mouth OF tho kiln, wl,el,
II stone foil some four or live feet, aud let
him Into tho klIi,. Tho stoltn wedgetl him II,
10 l,e could not 10 extricatctt, mid rOnstetl
Iilnl to death ln fifteen minutes. Ills nuil,.,
wtus Dallel parkhurst, md he leaves u family
Ut Btllall Children.
, 1880-09-02

PAIMylt.>. Wis, Sept i'll. II. htgelow
fell from his cnrringe iu nil eplleptte Ill. Ston-
t(ay night, willis returning from n business
trip In tue country, lto was dragged a long
unconscious and Ills body complete illnss 1f
bruises.
, 1880-09-02

TO the PUBLIC.

Of d. ltadways OLD cstaGlAhpd Il. Il T. ne ea'vf "
dies than tho basc and wo. thless llnltsfn11e
them. AZ thers 4ru False ltsso!slntss' sna ~
Tint thc name hallway" IL VI what you eee|
, 1880-09-02

CHESTER Pa. Sept. LA collision Of
freight tratus ut Morgan Statsail. OH the Phil
adr'piln & Baltimore Contral Railroad, re-
sultcl In great ta,nagu to the engine and
tsu
, 1880-09-02
DR.. RADWA,JS
SARSAPARlLllAN' N
RESOLVENT
The GREAT BLOOD PuR|Flrp
Changes as Seen and Fa,t ::
they Daily Occur, Att
er Using IL Few
DOgoa.

]. Good spirits. disappearance NJ v.,x
tnSn5; e, an Sasho,y Increase and haraes y
z strength iIcrenaeb, appetite tnnrov., -,
IN aar iood 20 moro sour cructnti0ns n 1T! ~.
.1' G1rsat,' good Digestion. calm and unJistnshssss "hss
sleep, h"aken frthh md Vigorous. "''o'''usoed
Disappearance OF spnta, blotchca. o,,,,,.,
The skin leaks clear and HEALTHY: n pmples' ,'
fonsnHea f rum ita ttrhii and couy apps.faassss 1ss
frcely from tho badder through thc Images .asses
without pain Of scaidlng; lttls Or M sed1tuo,a dto,a
= Narkcd dtnlnutton Of quantity and =,
deonGy of Involuntary weakening aisah, ~. ~.
u m,nsn, 1etea 10 that way, With certainy Of rs
the sccrctinR glands and fumotIen b.rpoosi b.rnpooMsdia
stored to tho several organs, ou1 n
- Yelluw tlnHc on tho white Of the ere. ~
ehsnsca to oear aro e id
9. Yhpss suffering from weak or ,ce,.,,. uIss.:
lungs Or tubcrtles will realize Ereat banantesaa
throat or head; diminishing tho fr.n,,noplpS m,ooplpS
couEa general increase of strength throuEbso~~.. y.
a ee3 " @essae.s at asos IT, sn
lcFs, shoulders, etc; cessation OF co,a nstea "a
ohil.s sense Of au{ooatton, h!rd brcnshns snS snS
e e!ns All sesss g. sf astres,In9r uqwn o. .s,ss i
LA 4: i, asy :' sitsr 5ay the ArARlL1us !,
scasc viii nihsh ad all sy forafua apa nd ttt,snst
dtsposlts. dt m9acs tnmoss, enncass. hard tnnps'
skin tltaeases, gradually disappear. 0'eS' eosons
yated. sn Mcrcry q 9acksItsere eas sesu s.
Innate have accumulated and become ienosIfsSS
10 a me n3mes Joints, etc., causing carcs 81 ths
white rwcIins. 1pnM eurvntfes .on contorens
VIII Fesolve asas s's; the.e tas s.R
md N extermEuate the virus Of the disease fron
.. II thOsc who arc taking these r,n,,o,r.. q.
, 1880-09-02
WASHINGTON WAITS.
Coinage Ieeturns-'rile Marine City Not
l,Ixpccte.i - Discharged ClerkA-sllvee
f,nitlnHg.

Colnnue IReturns-Tiie Marine City Not
luxpccte.i - Discharged ClerkA-sllyee
Coinage. ......
sxtt.l Dispatch 10 Tn Chicago Tribune.
WAsnIS0roS, u. q, Sept Ian intor-
estlng Item III tho coinage returns for tho
last month Is tic fact that 1t WIS found
necessary 10 coin a,Iso0oo onu-cont pieces.
Tho silver coinage was little over tho
minimum required by tl,s law, being s., a5'
90. The guild toInaYo was S4,5'0. 100.
The Bteu,l,er. Marine City, OF Detroit,
recently burned OH tho lnkc. Was 0ne OF the
fuW STEAMERS ut tl4t EOrt which hnvo not
beel exalntMca under the new system Ut
daily Inspection.
Tic clerks discharged from tho Wnr De.
pa rtMent t0r drunkenness, now that THEY
llnvo bccomo sober, hRyH setractyi their
statullaailt that they were discharged because
they were Democrats. ,
1ls lnturtor Department will bo closed TO-
morrow Otlt OF respect to tho luAtury U[ Me-
ClullR,lli, fOrIner Secretary,
'Ellv l'ost-Ollita Department conten!plntes
placing interior locks, instead Of pnsllocls,
upon I'LL street tetter-b0xns.
COINAGE.
II sAs ITfst<eh Assoeidtsd Pstu.
WAsIttStlTuN, ID. T., Sept. l.-rhe annll1lt
Of cuillu9p executed at thu United Statea
Mnts during August Is valued NJ &, Si9, zoo.
OF which S2,2s55 ,0tN were standard dallnrS.
, 1880-09-02
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0UE cured for aft5 ccn!a y.
There ls not remedial aKent H. this wosla ~.
will cure Fever and AEue MD III nthor Manu- s1th
fcvcrs saidod BY RADWI IY's PILLS. 50 quickly
as sNADWAY'a> READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER lIUT1lE.
, 1880-09-02

expressed at his leaving Tennessee He will
mt receive oiIlcial Information of his promU-
ton under t.o or three weeks, rs 1t viii re-
autre that lrnK'll Of tirno for documents to
reach here BY mali.
, 1880-09-02
asasons Why lhs County Board Should Make
More Polllng.P1aees.
arttnka.t County Constulion-sews from aeadquaF'
ters-rhs Silent Barber.

letter to tho Irish World, explaining the
zrnyalnen of Atr. Trumbull's otFcnse. Yes
tertlay tho reporter called upon Mr.. Seaman
aud nsketi permission to copy the lotter. The
request WIS granted, aud II, the course Of
the conversation which followed MIR. Scar-
all said:
II a,n not actuatcd In this mattcr from
my spirit Of what Is sometimes named Irish
now-Nothingtstn, but by sincere desire
to prevent NEIL from being elevated to high
official positions WHO arB 50 contracted In
:lclr views ut liberty TINT they would confino
1t 10 those born within tho limits Of their
own birthplace ard holding optnions III ac-
eortlance with their own views"
"Whnt will be the effect Of tllis publication
IN tile Democratic partyw
II think 1t will cause thousands Of Irish.
men 10 vote agltinst Mr. Trumbu!l, atd NIL
Of Mr. Goudy's soft solder cannot save him."
Cn1oAGt>, Sept. 1.-Jo the Editor u The irtsl
IFNitti: A few yenrs Myo yon wcro lnRtrumgntal
Iii dufcnting Charles Fr..ncls Adams: thon Den-
oerat!s ca'aso for 3 e ~ fr Of ~ c u
Your rcaent, then wis that tho Democratic
%h,s &seS sa eso Enxan had @ rsh E
Permit me to ss @ .ao s|a yeur; y; ya1nao's M so Pa,
nainco ior eovesnor Of III il''o's ,nsitca tho
tas seSs ps9e pser fns III. os s
this country from English prisons Tho fo!owlnx
In iIns Matcahsy, s''' linrry Mci!dy, an!, pr:
aoyernnscnt i @ for ' vnrinus pcrios ransinE frsln
r. giving to Ireland gayornnIs,ni TINT tho '''a-
Wien tue BtenMtr telt Cnrrfcd these EGntlg-
, 1880-09-02

Inflammation of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cascs Of Leucorrhra and Uterine
discusses.
Que hottie contains more OF tho active priucI-
ples OF Medicines thnn any utlser Prei,atatioN.
Taken III TeAspohnful anars, while e;hasb reauIrt
five or Six times lie much.
ONE DOLLAR PER HOTr1,E.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
A Rash ~S.nsation.

PzrLAprIPHIA. May 3l.-John Vim
cent, second mate Of the British ship
Sophia; Richard Hendricks, q seaman,
and two apprentices. John Barber and
George Chapman, were amusing them
selves In the oilfoom Saturday, while
awaiting dinner, when one Of the party
went into the cooks galley. adjoining.
and heating poker redhot. returned
with Il 10 the oilroom. Al this demon
strstion did not stampede the party. the
poker was thrust into . barrel Of kero-
ssne. An explosion Immediately fol.
lowed, the oilroom and galley were do.
molished, and the cook, the mate, .
ssaman and the boys were covered With
burning oil. The cook. the seaman and
boys lsspsd overheard. bat only the
seaman succeeded In swimming to the
pier. The others were drowned. The
mate stripped OF . portion OF his blazing
clothing, and With the assistance OF the
Captain and other officers ON board the
flames which snvelopsd him were extin.
Ruished. bat not before hs was seriously
II not fatally burned. The seaman 10
also believed TO BE- fatally burned. The
bodies OF the three drowned men were
recovered. The ship was only slightly
damaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-31
New Jensy,s Mining Boon.

New YoRK, May Sl.-The Sun has .
story Of gold and silver discoveries near
PIaipnsld. New Jersey. which are s1oit-
ing interest In that section. II 10 stated
that an old copper mine, half . mile
from Bound Brook. known - the Field
mine, was recently prospected BY the
Postmaster OF PlainAeld, who had ssy-
sral specimens Of Arizona and Colombo
ore In his possession. The specimens
ssssyed by Fuller & SHllman, Of this
city, showed silver and gold In sufadsnt
Quantities 70 justify working. The sxact
figures given BY the assayers Il 10 impos.
sibls to obtain, but the result OF the exam.
nation hiss seemingly been most satisfsc.
tory. A lease Was at once obtained Of The
Field mine for twenty years and subss-
oucntly other leases on adjacent property
Of the extent Of many hundreds Of sosss
vsrs procured. A pfoninsnt capitalist
VA Induced 10 make sn examination
and thorough inspection upon which u