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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Is lbs. Prunes for $l.00 at Bowie,
Pitrat & Co.'S. If
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

You can get an Sx10 India Ink
Portrait with nice heavy frame for
SO so at Fenner's Gallery, and other
work as cheap in proportion
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Isaac Stanley, prominent citizen of
Albany, Athens county, died last week
after protracted Illness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The very choicest nickle brands
of Cigars are at L. q. CABOT & Co.'S,
opposite Public Square.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The home of Henry Clay, Lexington,
KY, was carried for Garfield by a
majority of 535.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11
For Rent.

My two-story Brick Residence on
Second street, formerly occupied by
Sam'l Brosius.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

OLD TIME with his Scythe is
cutting his swathe, but ERNsrlse
repairs all damages at Bottom
Prices.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Gen. Garfield will administer the
government for the benefit of the whole
Nation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Rebel claim agents are in sorrow.
They feel that their occupation is gone.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The largest assortment OF Spec
tacles to suit all sights, at ERs-
srrEa's.
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DIED.

LEWIS-Tn Huntington tp.. Gallia
county, Ohio, Oct. 18th, 1880, CHARLEY
L., son of William Lewis, aged years.
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To Second St., opposite the Public
Square, into the room formerly oc-
cupied by NJ. Moses, the Clothier.
Nov. IL, 1880.
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Druggists and Country Dealers wish
ing to buy Kerr's Dandelion and Kid
neywort Pills at Wholesale can secure
prices by applying either personally or
by letter to Kerr Bros, Druggists, cor.
Court and Sd Sts., Gallipolis, O.
Single boxes sent by mail to any ad-
dress on receipt of price, zoe. per box.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

A Large and Fresh Stock of pure
Drugs and Drug Sundries at
MILLS 81 CO.'S
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
Aug. II, 1880.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

S. NJ. Brandyberry will make you
a nice fitting suit at a low figure.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The best Hanging Lamp in the
market, at Bowie, Pitrat 4 Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11
A Blessing.

The best family Sewing Machine
at MOch's Clothing Store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Democratic papers are hunting for
the fellow "Who Did It?"
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(HEIHai3EX5EIs53lRISIyH
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
Nov. II, 1880

/ Ginger, Buehu, Mandrake, stiilinsis andi
kmany other OF the best medicines known are so1
Faithfully combined In PARKKR's GIsexR TosIcJ
las 70 make it the greatest Blood Purifier and \
I The Best Health and Strength Resterer 4
Ever Used.
4 So perfect Is the composition OF PARKKR's}
SGNoEa TOXIC that no disease can long EXIST
$where It Is used. l; you have Drpsp.is, Head. J
kaehe, Rheumstism, Neuralgia, Bowel, kidnsy}
lor Liver Disorder, or IL you need mild stim- !
Sulant. or appetizer, the ToHlC Is just the med
kicine for you, as It Is highly curative and in \
fvigorating but never Intoxicating.
4 n you are slowly wasting away with cen;}
ksvmpt;en or any sickness, II you have Psinfst(
fcovok or bad Cold, PARKER's GNoER Tonic \
}will surely help you. It gives new life and1
Syigor to the feeble and aged, and Is certain@
tcure for rheumatism and Choisra infaatum.
kIt Has Saved Hundreds OF Livesj It Aay3
Save fours.
( II you are feeling miserable don't walt untilf
byol are down sick, but use tho TOXIC to-day !
fNo matter what your disease or symptoms may
Sbe it will give prompt relief. &
! Remember PARKER's GINGER Tonic Is noty
Ia rum drink but the Best and Pprest Fsmilyl
fMedicine ever made, compounded by new{
{process, and entirely different from Rttersl 4
kginger preparations and oil other Tones. TIy{
IA soc. bottle. Your druggist can supply you
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The CHEsPEsr ToBAcco iD the city
can be fonnd at L. Q. Cadot u Co.'S.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

The place to get cheap and dur
able Cook Stove is at King & Dagcs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Kendall's SPAWN Cure and Com
bault's Caustic Balsam at Kerr Bros.
Drug Store, Agents.
Nov. IL. 1880.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11

Sweetest Oranges--oourest Lem
ons at Bowie, Pitrat & Co.'s
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CIOaks and DOImans.

Large Stock new and desirable
Cloaks and Dolmans, just opened.
Nice and cheap. M. A. COX,
Court Street.
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The VoltaIc Belt Co., Marshall
Mich.

Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon
30 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say.
Write to them without delay.
Nov. 20, 1879--1y
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LARD,

OILI
LINsEED, LARD,
CASTOR. SWEET.
NEATsF0OT,
FISH, CARBON.
and LUBRICATING OILS,
BENZINE, TURPENTINE,
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Tick! Tick! Tick! Tickl Those
beautiful Clocks at ERNsTING's.
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MILLS & CO.'S

Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
Aug. 12, 1880.
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PARKER'S HAIR BAlSAM
The Best and Most Economical Hair Dressing
exquisi,ely perflmed and perf-ctly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to LIS original youthful color and appearance. and &
warranted TO stop It's falling, assist 10 growth and
prevent badness
har. cleanse all dandruf and cfre itching and hu-
mors oftEe scalp. Sold by al druggists at sx soets.
Nov. IL, 1SS0-1y
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Court Report.

The November term of the Court of
Common Pleas convened on Monday,
Judge Bradbury on the bench. Grand
Jury impanneled with w. p. Small
foreman,
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Sept. %, 1880.
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July 20, 1SSO-tf
National Republican., 1880-07-20
THROWN FROM THE TRACK
A Wabash Railway Train Meets With
Disaster.
Three Persons Fatally, sixteen Seriously and
Twenty-one others Slightly
Injured.

TOLEDO, OHIO, July 19.-An excursion
train from Toledo to indianapolis, leaving
hero at 9p. m. yesterday via the Wabash rail.
way, jumped tho track noar Knox's siding,
Ohio, at 1880 to-day. Fivo coaches werc
thrown from the track. One passenger, Ed.
ward Stuart Of Noblesville, Ind, was killed
and nino other passengers were injured. The
origin Of the accident is supposed to be q
broken rail caused by the engine Of tho same
train. An extra train was mado up, and the
passengers were forwarded in three hours.
The Injured wore taken 10 Fort Wayne,
aud are being cared for by the
company. Among the fatally injured
are Walter IL. Rivers of Indianapolis,
the private secretary of Hon. w. II. English,
John S. Gupn oil Wesifed, and Seward
Hush of Puru. Ind. Tho seriously wounded
are lIisman Winters, Mrs. Louisa Dralle, G.
J.. Schwartz, Charles Ihndra, Miss Sophia Sipf,
Walter II. Reed, J y. Black, August Dorphcrs,
Louis Adams. Walter II. Nowcomb, John
Rauck all of indianapolis; @. V. Portius and
j. &. Jones Of Noblosyillo, Ind. j. p. Wheeler
Of Weslneld, Henry Elvin of Peru, aud A.
Mullen Of Athens. Besides those above named
there we're twcnty.onc passengers slightly in
iursd. This Is the first accident on this
road IN which passengers have been injured
Siacc June, 1877
National Republican., 1880-07-20
rELEGR.IPnIo sUxM.IRE
There wero seveuty-four deaths from vel
low fever in Havana last week

There wero seveuty-four deaths from yell
low fever in Havana last week
Ross & Co.'S steam saw mill at Iiakefeld
Ont, was burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
Tolcgraphic communication between Block
island and Providence was opened yesterday.
Tolls on the New York canals up so yes,er.
day amount to $i45, ,707 against S2ii, ,295 for
the same period in 1879.
Elliot aud Benjamin Byron and sister
aged six years were dro owned at Montreal,
Sunday evening, by the upsetting OF Il boat
Two men werc killed and several scaded
by an explosion of n boiler in saw-mill near
Barnesylle, Charlotte county, Va, on Satur-
day.
A fire ut Central Square, oswego county, N
Y, destroyed Shells restaurant, loves dry
goods and Woods hardware stores and some
dwellings. Loss, 10000,
DR.. G. B. Thornton, president of tho Mem.
phls board Of health, Indignantly denies the
published statement that there are indications
of yellow fever in that city.
Judge Freeman ut New York, yesterday,
denied a motion for stay of proceedings 10
the suit Of Lily May Cheekley against the
owners of the steamer Narrngansett.
Tho body Of tho child Johnny Cain, sup.
posed kidnapped from New Orleans Juno 27,
was found in vault on tho premises yester-
day. 1t is believed ho fell in accidentally.
Tho board of inspectors conin ucd tho in.
vestigation ofthe Narragansott disaster yoster-
day but nothing OF general interest not
covered at the time Of tho collision was
brought out.
The local board of steamboat inspectors
charge tho responsibility for the collision of
the steamers Grand Republic and Adelaide
upon the gross reck lcssucss Of b. j. Fisher,
master OF the Adelaide.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
oHro sohID FoR G1RFIEAD.
\ Short Interview with Prominent Ohio
Statesman.

General G. II. Grosyenor, tho famous Ohio
republ can orator, arrived in Washington yes
tsrday and put IN at the Ebbitt house. While
the general was amusing himself by throwing
sand over his newly written signature THE
REPUBLICAN tapped him on The shoulder, and
he fell into its embrace like one who knew
his flto and was resigned TO it;
"The opinion of no western statesman is en-.
titled to more respect than General Grosve-
nors," said The REPUBLICAN, ''pnd wo want
to give our readers tho benefit oil that opinion
in tho morning"
"What can / do for you - said the general
with the mir of a martyr.
"What is the present condition Of the Han
cock boom west Of tho Alloghauios ?"
Growing small by degrees aud beautifully
less"
SIS there any lack of enthusiasm for Gar.
field and Arthur out west, as reiterated by the
democratic press"
"N0ne at all. They are supported with great
unanhnity by all republicans, and the feeling
in their favor Ia acquiring strength outside Of
party"
"You predict their election ?"
"Of course. ! really don't think any intol.
ligent democrat, who has any opportunities of
correctly posting himself on tho true condition
OF affairs believes In the election OF Hancock"
us there any probability Of the republicans
gaining scccssions to their congressional dele.
CATION this fall ?"
"Strong probabilities, amounting almost to a
certainty"
"Will you hazard prediction about Gar.
aeld's majority in Ohio next November p
You may bo assured Ohio will give one OF
her old.hshoned republican majoritics for
Garfield There will be no need OF such as
suranceS when tho campaign opens In good
earnest, gor il gill bo seen then by tho most
enthusiasts democrat how earnest aud conf.
dent is tho rcpublc.,n party in Ohio"
Your words ave cheering, general" said
TINS REPUBLICAN,; "und as you arc booked
for a speech before the ohio State association
tonight viii not any longer deprive them
Of the pleasure IN stone FOR hon.
Aud rHB REPUBLICAN departed, after Civ
Ing ts blessing 10 the general under tho in,
fluenco Of which he soon after made one Of his
soul-stirring speeches ut sheldon hall TO tho
Ohio state Republican association.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
SAD BATHING DISASTER.
A Naval 0Glcer's Wife and Two Girls
Drowned.
Apparent Neglect In Leaving an Unsafe
Portion of the Beach Open
to Dathors.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July ia sad
accident occurred here this morning, by which
three persons lost their lives. About IL
Nesmith the wifo of Lieutenant Ncsmith u.
$. A., accompanied by Miss Bessie Fanshawe
tho twolve-year.old child of John K. Fansliawe
of Germantown, togeth er with another little
girl named Hclon DcaloOn, wont in TO bathe
above tho lighthouse. The locality chosen for
their bath is worry dangerous ono, as 1t was
between tho brcaliwator and tho lighthouse.
There is strong eddy sweeping around this
break kwatcr at all times and the cur
ront flows rapidly along the beach for
thirty yards, when il then Iushes out to sea-
The place Is not frequentcd much by bnthcrs
and whom Mrs. Nosmith and hor childish COM
panions sought this retired spot it was with a
view of enjoying their bath in quiet way.
Tho party, it is thought, endcavorcd TO wade
down tho beach, intending to reach the upper
end of tho bar which stretches from the
| Lighthouse several squares down tho beach,
There is n cove between the mainland and the
bar, which has already caused several drown
ing cases this season In wading out and II il
thought Mrs. Nesmith was suddenly pre-.
cpitated down the shallow embankment
few steps distant from which tho
water is fifteen feet deep. Unable TO swim,
sho Tor an instant clutchcd her young com.
panions whom sho found herself in deep water.
Soon they were swept from her and lost be-
meath the waves The lite.boat in service
further down tho beach camo TO tho rescue on
being sgnalled by persons on the beach, All
three were out of sight, however, by tho time
tho boat came up. Tho crow finally sue
cccdcd In recovering tho body OF Mrs. Nes-
mith, which will DO taken TO Philadep phia to-
morrow by her husband.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
Amlabie Abdurrah,nan Khan.

LONDON, July 19.-The correspondent of the
Times at Cabul says; An unofficial deputation
of sirdars and Afghan gentlemen waited on
Abdurrahman Khan at Tulan Dara to inform
him Of the views Of the Indian government.
One of the members of this deputation who
was originally unfriendly TO Abdurrahman
Khan has returned 10 Cnbul completely won
over by his (AbdurrahmanS) stiability and
good sense aud represents him TO be man OF
great knowledge, industry and strength of
character. The correspondent adds IL seems
that we are really on the eve of satisfactory
man Khan we havo found an Afghan Sirdar
with whom an agreement is desirable aud
possible.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
rnciiio Mining stncks.

SAN Francisco July I0.-Tho following
were the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day Alta, III Argenta ZIG Bolcher
IA; Best & Belcher, 81; Bullion III Bodle, Al
Boston Consolidated, 2932; pulwer, "a; Black
Hawk, 1872; Dolvidere, 29; California, 2; Chol
lar, 2i; Consolidated Virginia %; Crown Point
IL; Consolidated PnciHN n: Caledonia, ZIG
Caledonia D. H., .; Eureka Consolidated, l5b
Excheqne,, "; Gould = Curry, 3; Grand Prize
j; Goodshaw, III; Halo 4 NsrcInn. "a; Hill
side, 7,lG, Imperial, S.le; Julia Consolidated
1882; Justice, 10; Jankson, j Mexican, 81
Martin White, !; Mono, %; Mammoth Q; No
Clinton, Il.a2: Northern Belle III; MONDAY
2Y; North Belle I,le, 1882 Navajo, !; Ophir
n; Oro l. Oys,nas, II; Polosi, 4 Savage
IL; Sierra Nevada, ils, Syndicate, 2l,32i sil
yer Hul, 5l6; fioga, 2032 rp'Top, %
Union Consolidated, q; Yellow Jacket, Al
Chollar has lowed au assessment 20 cents d
share and Silver Hill ono OF 25 cent?,
National Republican., 1880-07-20
"LIrrLE JOHNNY DArENpoRrD
Not Much Campaign Thunder Obtained
FROM Him.

PROM Hin.
NEW YonK, July Ex-senator Mcdonald
resumed the cro5s-examinalion before tho Wal
laco committee to-day OF Commissioner Daven.
port as TO tho alleged election frauds. When
requested 10 furnish list Of persons for whom
be had issued warrants of arrest, Davenport
said he would do so only on condition that the
committee paid expenses of copying. The
names could ba found on file at the treasury
department With his accounts.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Davenport was
asked II he would arrest soldiers NJ tho com.
ing election on 1868 papers, to which ho re-
piled ho did not deal in probabilities. aud only
dealt with circumstance Us they caIno before
him. In reference to tho expenses of cou-
ductlng his oilico witness said ho had not been
paid yet, as the bill before congress had not
been passed.
Senator Wallace-Mr. Dair no doubt will
help you TO got your money, and I'll assist
him.
Witness-I am glad TO hear tho chairman
Of the democratic committee say so.
Senator Blair remarked that tho democrats
had been opposed to Mr.. Davenport.
Senator Wallace said the money had not
been withhold personally from Mr.. Davonport,
but TO prevent him from using II for partisan
purposes, as In years past.
Senator Blair thought the remark offensive
aud tho chairman should apologize, but the
matter was dropped.
In answer 10 a question by Senator Nc.
Donald rs TO whether he should interfere
with soldiers, witness said he know of no law
10 protect them II they voted fraudulcntly.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
OUR RIFLEMEN ABROAD.
Continued Coed ShCO.iDg at the Nimblc'
don Range.
A Fair Prospect of tho Americans Car
rylng or Most of the English
Prizes.

WIMBLEDON. July l0.-In tho shooting for
tho Albert prizes (Grst stago), at 600 yards,
Jackson scored ~, laird 60, Hyde g. Fisher
90, Brown 90, Cornish 63, Dudley 90, Rock
we'll B2 Fnrrow 90, aud Scott IL. One Eng
lish score Is known to he higher than that Of
Scott namely, ~ William Rigby scored 20
and Baker G5 A strong wind is blowing, but
thcro Is very good light. Thorc was such .
rush Of compeiitors for tho Curtis aud Harvey
and Hnlford prizes, which close to-day, that
the Americans siiher lid not shoot or had to
hurry unduly. The statistics of the shooting
arc not yct out. As far rs known Feuton
stands drit for the IIaiord prize, with n score
of 40, jackson third with a score Of 49, and
Rockwell fourth, with score Of AZ. In tho
competition for the Albert prizes lfrst s!age),
at the 00O-yarl ipnge. tho Americans, with
good light, did wonderful shooting the scores
standing as follows Scott a. makiug total
at the two ranges OF lis; Farrow a. total 1l6;
jackson i5, total li5; Brown AZ, total 1l2;
Gcrrish 43, total 100; Hyde A. total 105; Laird
3S, total l0i; Fisher 80, total t02; Rockwell 81,
total 90, and Dudley 81, total 81.
These scores compare with those Of the
Bhtishers. ns flloNs; HalfordTotal 103;
Wilism Righy, ll2; Baker, 1906 McTssuc, ia;
AlsioT Sergen. 102; Frnton, 05 aod Hum
phroy, III. Thus. ~ far as IA known, Scott
and FurrOw are fist aud second, aud jackson
aud Humphrey aro tied FOR the third place.
In tho liallord competition Fouton takes
tho first prize aud Jackson the second. Rock
well, tied with another, divides tho third
prize.
In tho Curtis and Harvey competition Hum.
phrey takes the FIRST prize, and Farrow aud
thrce Others arc equal for the second.
In the shooting for the st. Logcr prizes
four made the highest possible scoro, inolud-
ing Jackson aud Brown, aud divide the prize
For the Army Rifle association cup jackson
scored go and then fired three extra shots in
consideration Of having made the highest pos
siblo score, getting two bullseycs aud ono
inner. Joynt scored 10 in the same eompeti-
tiou.
In tho contest for tho Arthur prize Jackson
scored 40, which Is the best 80 far. Fisher
scored 4G
For the ladies n. T. 4. prize, any rifle, jack
son scored 33 out Of n possible 80. Tho fol-
lowing Is the latest concerning the compost.
tion of tho English aud American teams Tho
American team will consist of Scott, Farrow,
Jackson, Brown Gerrisb Laird, Hyde and
Dudley. There may, perhaps, be one change
if Clark arrives here in time to shoot. The
English team will consist Of Humphrey,
Young, lIalford, Boyd Joynt, Smith, Baker
aud Fonton. In tho Albert competition
Lieutenant Colonel Bcrtram mado 1lG, thus
ticing fGrrow for second place.
The selection of the teams has been greatly
influenced by tho shooting for the Albert
prize. The total scores of tho English team is
| as follows: Humphrey Id, Young III, Hal
| ford 103, Boyd 1O7, Joynt o. Feuton 90,
Smith 100 and Baker 106.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
TENNoWs PRoPBEsIED STORMS.
A Destructive cyclone In Michigan.


DETROIT, BIicn., July ia violent and
destructive cyclone and hail storm visited
Monroe county, forty.five miles south Of this
city, about o'clock OH Sunday afternoon. 1t
seemed to start in the township of Ida and
Travelled in southoasterly direction, sweep
ing everything in it's path with irresistible fury.
Tho distance travorsed was about seven miles,
. swath being cut by it from one.half to ono
mile wide. The wind uprooted and twisted
the largest trees, while the hail accompanying
tho storm was very severe. Fields of oats
were thrcshed clean and fruit trees were
stripped About the worst damage was created
in the vineyards, which are very extensive IN
this region. These were completely stripped,
and the green fruit WAS ruined, besides which
great damage was dono to the vines. \ fow
houses and barps were upset, live stock some.
what injured and windows cleared Of glass.
Tho loss at tho present time is estimated at
$4,000
National Republican., 1880-07-20
ervEnaI eR1Nr ar DENrER.
The Anticipated Deuiai of democratic Cam.
paign Faisahoods.

NIN AuMtliaAeh hfhAAl o. fftinuttntlc ihth-
Ialsn Falsshooda
pEvER, Cor, July i9-GcnorAl Grant, In
no interview, saidi y can say without hcsi.
tsiioa that ! will Klva Garfield my hearty
support. There is no reason Why sny ropub-
iiran shoad not vote for Garfield. l know
hlia 10 Be = man Of talent, thoroughly accom-.
plished, and m upright man. l have nothing
against General Hancock, but Garfield 10 the
man for the Office"
lie denies The report that he hal complained
of Coukling and LoKsn having deceived him.
lie had received no letter from either Of Them,
either bciurc or aftsr tho convention, since
hia rciurn u America. liD said or at men
Conhllug and Logan were The lnst Tor him to
mud fault With, aud no felt moro proud Of the
jl2 that stood By him than u he had received
tho nomination By uufsir means
A special 70 the Bfpullican from Manitou
says tho members Of the siaie Press hssocia.
tiun were presented 10 General Grant last
uight. Tho party will be Joined BY Ulysses,
IT., aud Fred Grant tomorrow. Thoy visit
Leadville next week aud then Dcnver.
National Republican., 1880-07-20
sorlous Fire in New York.

NEW York, July ia fire involving a
loss of over 100000 occurred tonight In q
building on First 0vonue, between Twenty
ninth and Thirticth streets. Tho building was
owned by Herman Koler, o wealthy iower.
1t had u frontage on the west side Of Fret
avenue of tho entire block, and extended back
toward Second avenue distance Of i75 feet.
The first 100 feet of tho building was occupied
by many firms. Tho rest of the building was
occupied by Kohlar's brewery and the malt
house OF Arnold g. Dernheiner. The flames
were discovered shortly before 10 o'clock
bursting from the third story windows in tho
front OF tho building ncar the middle Of the
block. The building was four stories high,
and divided into three parts by thick partition
walls so that the flames could not easily spread
into the malt-house or brewery.