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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
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tabsu Ocer pirO i66 GmpfSns Dc!
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Gtcoteu pericnbt. Ron oSrslIre:
81. @b9eier S 50.
Baltimore, 0ee;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
Onte &cben b~erlangt.

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RIM uuS ;peiiabriser &etenrir3linst Ger
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man icalsib an tnat.n an SeIn 9. Sb0etus,
in SsrHlaun, aa.inissr &ssnt fur
Suib u. Spu u. @eiRner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Mn ben lite Snnlanern bat ndn elne
neue Mone eutnedt. S'e troaen
hunte Strumpfbduber I'm Den gals.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Suite fdlbIe6erue Stiefel ;u $3.50
i'm &itp 9eOs StOrs bon
8 N. 3Iee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

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Shuhe al eritaunlih biliaen Breifen 'u
hnben i'm GttD Sboe Store bon Us III.
Slice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

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IT aIssmsin bcfuunt cas- man am beiten
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W n slice fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

lasberi@ubr, gut, biais UNI oaner1
BAIT, bel.
W. g. Seeming.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

2rifua, Der mo>erne Noblnion'
Ihstnt auf feiner SnieI einatfroren 3u
jeiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Sic biedae Muble bssablt sl.Oo tur
@s,,er Der erIttu Auaiitat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

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tuenn mann in 9ermaun, @o., bel
O.. S. Saicnrittcr Die beifen @aaren
III aufanbiscn @reiieu baben fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
Setanntma@nna.

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miro prompt uuo binie beiorat.
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pou Srau Srnbsaer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
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mrntaa. Nbsnes I ubr, in Sbulsebduef, pa
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Grrahj,ne unp 8inper erDHnsn.
S4ulselh: 100 per RO"at.
4lobarpI u. Sarteloss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

GummizllebrrInbe iinb bilis 81
habeu bri Wrs. 81. 1rlBrl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Ssrr SSfur Ntertsns Wuroe bon
feiner 9lttlu nit eInern qsiuuoen uuo
blblfen Sohtcrheu befhentt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Mir quito, paKerbii5te Stiefel, grbt
nnf bem S6ublabrn nun %. 2.
8ruiins unh fault bcn .Grainstiefel."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Entered NJ the Post Office AZ Hermann, No, and
admitted for transmission through the mails AT
second class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Der '8reis bcs 8ei,sus 1T uuf $1.OC
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
SSutia
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babe i'd pie @rueftor's SHiee in eas Snsts
'NsbGups perIrst NJ i9 su jscer 3stt ~ trsHsn
bin.
Ghri1. Suhn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26

Scs Sunfflauuastusss hnlher mar
81. bisias 9ofOfuce seitern @ndm'ttds
acihloGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
OnuS.

Tenn pubiifun bic ~.rs,Ssne Nn,sige. bas %
nun einarrihtet bin 8armsru UNI Sem. patFS
fun i'm agarmsinsn aoft unb 9O6is biniSrr y
srtbeilsn ais irstne tin Gnhere8 6aus IN eS
Statt. Die befts 4Of uab Stquemli&tet fGs
ale.
go 4S Sobn s. 9SiHtes.
, 1880-10-28

DAnOS VoS lfAyMtttlE, President Of The
Austrian Ministry, mado yury Important pro-
,lull,lcesnent a, tho Enstcrsl question yesterln.
speaking; to tho Committee on Foreign 4tllntrs nf
tho Aus.rlnn Legislature, he snid thus tho l'sn.
visions III tho Herlln Trcnly With regard 10 tho
tfUntcicHrn question should be enforced ln
their entirety. The surrender OF l>utclgno,j io
salI, wuIt o carried out very soo1., tho pre ont
t!ey helngN mero question Of military elqllGt m
bUtworit Turkey af,al Montenegro. In rcrcrcI1ce
10 the Drcek frpntlor Huca3ion 13aron lIAynlerte
WIS mt .ccIt!et. bit tIn MSsercd That AustrIt
favored the pretel,snns IT Greece, while Mt tho
eA,e tflnu AustriI w0liI exert IT'S Influence for
tho maintenance of tho Ottoman Empire In
Europe. Tho llnrt,u Insured tho Committee TINT
AuRtrln Etld netctt In clt,se concert With Ger
many throughout nLl tho negotiations Oh tho
Eustpsn question.
, 1880-10-28
AN ENGLISH FORECAST OF REPUBLIC-
AN TRIUMPH.

It IL well known tint fIlo sy,npnthIes Of tIla
English press Ase with thu Democrats, 80 far
MS my interest Ia taken III Al9rlenn politics.
THIS feeling is sINo III pnrt to the fuet that
british sentiment usually cuntemplatcs reac-
tt0u III the UnltCd States with considerable
hnstsfuctlon; for tho rost, 1t ,nay be traced 10
the ,lat,trul association of tho Democratic
pnrty Will. tho attempt to Sot up tho Confed-
eracy, wl!!cE, found nl.l anu comfort in Circuit
Britain, md to tho identification OF the DtIlt-
Mrats with tho Free'rra.lu movement, which
tic English people You'll gladly promote.
'rhp Lo,mIol, TImcs allows no oceaslun to
pass Which aiFortlsa u reaso1.ahlo excuse for
encouraging tho slleccss Ut the Democratic
party, Int i Its issno Ut Oct. II, sl,uttly atter
lilo uews froln In.liui,a ard Ohio gayo ass,lr-
ance Ut important Republican gatns, that
Journal abandoned all hope Ut llancnck's
ricctlm, anl pretA ted the triumph of the
Republican purity.
English sentiment about American politics
has usually s,aall value when It Indicates a
preference or when It argues out II policy
fr0In all English point ut yluw. hut an i'll
telIgent English est1mate of tho probable
result Ut party struggle Mt tll!s tins Ii ,aoru
Trustworthy, i,erllNEs, tllan .Dlle ll.to up III
this country. because It !4 naturally based
utaln 4 InDrb impartial Md 4lsInteteste,l
view Ut tho easu, This IL especially true
wlen tho prediction Ut tlIe outcome ut the
election Is in tayor of tho party aga!Ilst
whicl. u uIas IL cherished. The LuutoIl
Times gives reasons for lts present prophecy
which cannot full to impresss every ono who
takes cal,!l.l ylew Of the situntlon. 1t says
t.,
, 1880-10-28


cIusrs. 'rllu operation ,ut ills or,lct
will he tl,at, Hay, tOo Drinaera.s s1lut form n
lihr; tint wI.en u!ln t,f these yntcs another
IN tllis same lart Of thr line; tint MI imrs,',,s
not known To be Democrats st,nlf be COM
pe1Ir'I 10 fail IN tl'a rear, an tl,us, by atn,it-
ting Democrats alonelnto tho first part Of tic
llhe, no atlscrs will oyer get within li0 feet
Of tic pol1. lhts regulation oftoursc would
he tn,!msslhe 1T tic nbsence If forcc 10 cslrry
It nut, and Mayor Harrison proposes 10 placu
sufficient forca of rcgnlnr and SPECIAL l,o-
lirc at cacl, toal 10 execute this infa,nnus
regulation. Such scheme. II II easy
to understand, Is ,ltrcct nppcat III
violence. Ii my cttfzcsl slialt object
To having other men plncetl III ntl-
vance Of lin, thu pulEce Will silence tho
objcct0r. aihl SEQ that tho Democratic voters
l,aye precedence In tho line. Mcpherson chi,
SUPPOSE that this scaiMlnlons scheme will be
submitted tn. but fiji cnsc tl,erc bn my at-
tempt tn tlain,ntn tl,r Integrity Of tho linn
The pofrn elnl's will bc Invoked, anll tho Oh.
jcctors marched OIL to tho Station.
Mayor Harrison. however, llNa no right to
assume Tint lse cnn carry sue, scheme into
VftAht'btt3 &f%h ~ A149 WV VI +%o FHtlAGt
lnntter flOw numerous tic hitter may he.
The public generally have rights which nro
t0o sacrpd tt he volatC.l cycnby n l,ollcch1an''
club, directed by tlIo Mayor Himself. rl1ero
Is u mural ~ well rs II legal foree snre-
rtor to tl,at Of my Mayor or nny city
policeman. The Sheriff ur Ibis cornty Is d
c0iIscryatnr of tllu pence. lie nntl Ills Dcpu.
lies. who ilay be Increased IL any number,
will linye ss'n,o nuthDrity md something to
Say III eleclioll-tlny; anil II Is i,lorr tllan
likely that MY nticmtt Mt my poll to allow
my exclusion uf ntly yuter frum his proper
rlnce In tlc line by thu admission Ut others
to places III trout Of him will bo promptly
checked, anl II necessary, fOrcibly resisted,
even II tho outrage bt atlle.l or promoted by
Il policeman uvtfLg ui5ller tho orler OF Mayor
Harrison.
FROM tsne in,iilrMortal 10 violation Of tho
integrity Of tho line of voters approaching
tho polls lras ovur hGei, permitted In this city,
nor will 1t lie permitted now, When mn,
takes plaee l.: thu line will 100 nsen pre-
ceiling him, liz Inns tic right tn yote wl1cn
The lO0 teforu him ,nyu reached alltt passed
tho poll; I'D ono lias n right to take n
place III front Of hin; no ufliccr las
any authority to furoc or a'tmt oillors to
pfpces III front Of Him, mil my person., be l,e
policeman or not, who shall pracltce such
MI outrage. becomes by tha net .listurber
Of lhc peace, properly sub]ec to immediate
arrest and proper punishment thereafter.
Mayor 1larrsni'5 prOcaMltltn nf his III
tenttUn IL, "Eol4l tllo lines" nj every Ucil.,-
cratIc trerluct, nnd exclude MI other persons
from yoiing Until there Is no longer n
Democrat to vote, will not be submitted tn.
nnd my attempt to cnforee or curry it nut
will bua direct ll,stIgntlOn to yiotence Md
disorder. for Which ti!e "ncxt Mayor" will
ba llrlsl directly Or personally responsible.
There must be Il frcs election, mt! tl!o Mayor
sllnll not deprive tho people Of 1t.
, 1880-10-28
1RELAED'B GREATEST DANGER

There Is every indication tint tho lr1sl,
lltl-LGRgl1crs anil tlnny nf tho tenantry
influenced By item nrc nbont to repeat the
0!t.tlme story ut recklcsness ami acfeat tl.o
inject Of their organization by their own
fully, Rcvntnttoll ur ctsii war Is tho lust
thing for which tho 1rls1, people nre pre-
pared. and yet every strp They are takins Is
u that direction, and invites the arlnc.l inter-
feremcn OF tho Ensltsl. authorities. Their
lca,lcrs, heatud with excitement, arc talking
treason ltl sedtt!oil, ind advising the peOplg
t., arm themselves. ngaI1>st their t,nyrr1l-
lnent, and Illing then. witt, tl'o tlelusIye
hope thut they will reeeiye actIye ui,d ll,n-
terlal assistance from tho rcuplo Ut this
country.
This is tho mast preuostcrons folly. md
cal, nnly e1,l In tile crushing defcnt ut the
f.and sefDrl,lers, their severe punishment,
ind the rlyeting OF tho cltnIns Tighter thai,
ever UPON tho tenantry Of Ireland. Agiti.-
tim outside of tho law, Or furcibtc rcsEstance
to the Government, cnn have but this olu
outcome III tho natltre uf things, n'ld it Ii u.s.
tuntshlnE that te Irish people cannot sre It,
and realize tic tulMcnsiy of tho O'l.ls a.sainst
them, no matter how courageous they 1nny
BE-, ur how much they may b. lntnrintGa hy
tl.eir grievances. The population of tho
United Kingdom l,nmters E1 GOO 100, of which
they constitute 5.5O00Oo. OF this aggru-
gate, Mt lcnst l,:450,0D0 Orangetnen MD
Otllyr prutratAnts tlu not syInpnthiZu
with them, leaving but 4,sio,0U0 to contend
with a1,75D,0o0. What possible llUpe rnil
| tl,cre bc Ut success In Il cDn.cst between fur
millions Of !cople-Igltorant, pnur, untrted
In ,Snr l11nrrnlt7 n1lnrlnf.1 WJthnltt mn.
, 1880-10-28

Cor~ CLARK Il. Cam Inns just returned
from n thur through ealtthern tlnn!s. 1fo
kruko 1T carnt. CarItnvlllc, Alton. Shawnee.
town. md othor places. ana was everywhere
greeted by large md orthualastio nas,llcnces.
1In and yesterday tu d TRtMlixE representative
that thcru IA great enthusiasm for t9artlnl,( In
Egypt. Tho Republicans Ut that scctton have
never bcun 30 aettye, hnany democrats hnvn
Joined tho purity, and MI tho Indications
point to tenvy Republican vote u tho acu tlo,',
nt.d tho nfsnpst total extinction Of tho Dr',u-
cratic maturity. Col. Carr sl'oke Inst evening 10
targc audience at Bloomington.
, 1880-10-28

'r1tE "details Of iii outrage committed OF n
reputable citizen and onp Of tho Supervisors Of
Etcction Mppoinsssl Under tho United statos
laws. by policeman nf this city. nro given Mt
iui length oil another pagc. Cartcr Harrison
seenis to inyc turned tho police forcc uild tho
Clty-1tnl1 clerks lnio m elcctioncorng forcu for
tho Dcm9crats. Int ho atorI.i flayU Instructed
them tlnt tho Democracy Of the city In mt SIT,
purlor to tho United stntcs. policeman Murphy
and his friends Dwycr mud McSatly Will bu
brought bGforu .ludgp tlr,1nrnond tt}-dny, w!leru
they will probably b. nude 10 understand that
Carter ITnrrison Is not Antstcrnt III Chicago.
, 1880-10-28

THE municipal election Mt Baltimore WIS
held yesterday, md OF coursc resulted IN tho
election Ut tho Uemocrntic Ticket. TIC mnjorl-
ty wis a.1J7. Baltimore IA portion Of tho
soltt South, and Is tl.t recruiting ground Of tho
1)ulnocrntlo bnlsut-box Htuilera.
, 1880-10-28

4 FINE brokG out enrly yesterday morning
at tho Ai,sunla Watch mid Cluck Wurks Mt
brooklyn. atd toforo 1t could be got under co,-
lrol tho Gntite structure WIS destroyed. Tic
works wcro tho most complete br tho kind III
tho United States, Rt11 1t will tr difficult, It not
impossible. to rcpluce como nj tho machinery
used III the,n. Tho works have been III oper1i-
lion onty fol,rtccn months Alu,1it i,:an ptrsnt,s
obtained employment III thcm. Tho us* Is esti-
innle,l 1T a ,Np,UOJ md tho nsursncc Is nfHu,t
half that snnl. sfcssrs. rhctps nn''Ho s. Co.. of
New furk. wrfc largely Interested III tho works.
They will hardly he rebuilt.
, 1880-10-28

THE fact that there was ITO such organiza.
tIon as tho Employers Union In existence
III Lynn at tho dato Ut tho alleged Morcy
letter. and that no traces ot hloroy could
ln folud III ttut city. ,Sts communicated to
u. II. IjlriHnt. Of the Dtmocsutfc National
Committed It follows TINT l.nrnu1l,, the
nlnlo-buynr, hal good reason to know tbat tho
alleged letter was n forgery when ho sent Il to
tho country Ns Bentlfnc. The receiver Of Htolcu
money ID ds bud rs tho thief. Tic uttcrcr OF
forged phpcr Is us Ind ne tho forRer. "'F0ro
God md tho country" lis tho Southern orator
would sny. Mr.. 13arnln1 has become party to
Philips crtme OF forgery.
, 1880-10-28

kESwAlsD l'lllI.r, 1T thu Now York Truth,
wtio WIS sirat CONNECTED with the forgery of tho
nuw ccEubrntud M0rry- -Chttleso letter III tho New
York dFspatchrs nf this pnpcr, WIS arrested
yesterday III tho charge Of having nnlicinl1sly
iibcted ten. Oar1cl'l by composing and after
wnstis publishing tho forged letter. Tho clsu
cntno befarg .I,IIHe Nonll navis, OF tho bro0k-
Ign Supreme Court. yesterday. Atlitnvits wcEo
lnatlo BY Col. urur4s f!llss md Lpseph H..
lMyno A1,d Albert r. Southw0rih, OK.
perts OIL handwriting, that tho letter wis
II forgery and that tho handwriting Of
tho Original csoseiy rcselnblcl Philips hnnL-
writing. Tho sauurng of Tho c.,su WIS not uorl-
tnicd yestortlny. thIip wus rccased OIL <5,OoJ
bni', nnd Will nppoar agaEn to-tay. After tho
| adjournment nf tho Cnurt l'hllps Symmthizors
gayu three clcotY for !Ineuek. This IL In keep
| lug with the eter1nl titnrss Uf things. Furgurs
RItst tAosu WIN sylIpAthxa With them tlld COLI
genial nssocintcs III tho Denocratiu party.
, 1880-10-28

It lias buen perfectly clear t0 Intelligent
people fur many days that the Chinese cheap
labor letter accrGtlktetl to uctt. Gartielh WIS Il
forgery. To those wllo hayu followed t;nr-
t!r!.ls cnreer tho forgery WIS evident from
tic first. Subsequent revelations In regard
to the inability Of anybody to discover tho
mythical M1rey, tho incorrcctness Of tic
l'Dst-OAlce stanIp, tho noll-cxtsterce OF MI
"Employcrs' Union" Mt Lynn, Mass., ntut
the fltsily Of various representations whtcl,
wcre intended to give yertsinllIltutlo TO tho
forgery, weru sufficient 10 convince my oi,e
who still doubted Gen. Garncltl's emphatic
denial. Su,ne days ago THE 'rntuUSE's a.l
vices from Brooklyn painted to tho author
ut tho forgery, md yesterday the uesson thus
pnthtGd to was arrested after MI unsllccess.
full effort oil Ills part 10 eyltto the of
icers. Tho person In question Is 0na
l'il'tu, who is uile OF tho editors
Of Truth, tho dIsreputablo newspaper
which ilrst printed tllo forgetl letter. and
NIL Intimate ut Il Yailg nf newspaper out
casts a.ltt i,lAckmalIcrs who llayu lung been
regarded BY tho profession rs II disgrace anu
plagnc. 1t may not be rnssiblc to bring
tho forger to tlto punishment hc deserves,
but the evidence vi forgery Ii abundant to
sct Mt rest every remaining suspiclU, that
Grn. Garfield wrote tho letter III question.
The peculiar intamy uf tl1s wlolo ntFair,
however, IL 10 10 found III tho circumstance
tllnt the Democratic newspapers iii all parts
Of tic country continue tu print JNc-sfmttcs
Ut tile forged letter rs II lis genuinencss
were altogether ulultspntctl. Thcsa iutprcs~
siolls nre evidently ,nada from plases FUR
, 1880-10-28

If candidate should write a letter to
proye that ho WIS al, american citizen. ho wpllld
he regarded by nl0st votess asn suspicious chaf'
actcr. Yet this ia precisely what Mr.. Grace
john Kclly's candidato FOR Mnyor tn Now iork'
AAa frlt calIcn nu0u tu uu.
, 1880-10-28

.r,,r Cu,cAoo TRIBUNE has established branch
ofcet for tho receipt VI subscriptions d advertise.
uientA m follows: ... -.
NEW YUttk-Hoon1 p 7sth,Ins building. FIT. NC
FADnEH. sfnuaxnr.
GLAsuGW, sc.,tinnd-Allan's American News
AGENCY. II ItcnitcId-sL
LONDON. Eng-Amcstcnn Exchange tH Strand.
lESMf T. t;liLtG, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. t.--l39 + xtroek
, 1880-10-28

W. W, PERRY, a Fusion Greenback leader
and etlltor in Maine, snys In hs lournal; "Wo
gyo up tho Stato as lost to tho opposition. seloli
Chase md h!s followers tayo alreudy drawn on
cnuu9h IL elect tho Republican Electors" THU
puts Muine surely In the solid furtlern Nepub'
lcnu tH,It1nl1i.
, 1880-10-28

TUE Democrats nre not betting 50 much rs
they wero hcf0re tho Indiana election. 4 few
incnt, Republicans arc doYRlny Democrats about
trying to exusporato thenl to the betting point,
but they generally full. Now and thon Del''
ocrat swenrs " hlno sttpak," AZ 1t wvtc. but he
nover-wull, hardly ever-Hets mad enough 10
put up Ills money.
, 1880-10-28

t:.AnFlEIp's record OIL tile Chinese question
Ia embraced IN lin Interview viii, 4. ". tuulp-
bell, clitorof tho Wheeling Nv. vu.} intelfycnesr,
published seycrn, mouths beforp tho Chcasu
Convention. III which tho former sud he wis up
p0snl to Chinese immigration: II tAlk With culi.
Ert.sstnNn Duvls tof California;, reported IN tho
Snn Frnnutsco HHf'ttf, to the sanlo effect; md II
distinct ail1 uhrQusprnt pge1gu In tho letter OF
acceptance to put down tho importation Ut
ChtnRurn. II eicetett. Ilnncook's record Oh tho
Blllnc nttpation Ia Il blank,
, 1880-10-28

Tho colorcd men defended Mr.. conuycrt nnd
although tho Democrats wcro armed with
Knives. shrtEttt,s, cnba. ind pistols, tile blacks
were ntte To slistNIH themselves. and tu c'nluet
Senator Connycr ant tho other speAkcrs to their
hotel LII hafrtY,
, 1880-10-28

ls,sl1op d. $. DAGuEr, OF tic Methodist
Episcopal Church. dest Mt Ills home IN Richmond,
VII. last evening. Tho deceased divine has bctn
Milling for d lung time, and his death bus beon
GYOpCtc1,
, 1880-10-28

GEN. GANIIAI.n1 hns been suffering great
ly cyrr snco bis 1nst arrival at dcll0a. lie Is now
weak and fceb!o that II will t,lc great c0re md
Rkit mud perfect quiet for II heightened period
10 rcssoru HIN tu ILLS ordinary t1tnlth.
, 1880-10-28

Aft'. DAHSuM prctcnds TINT ''Nforcy" re-
cctvetl letter frusn Con. Garfield III January;
thAt Morey Is stnce dead; TINT he LETT no rclsl-
tivtss. Or frfo1ltts. Or ncquntntnnces: that yu-
l'0dy knows whcn he livol or when he .iiei,, Or
llnw thu alleged Chinese letter wits found among
Ills effects, or whit his "eNccts" were; TINT tAo
iler Ut tho letter Is A!so dead, and tho pcrsun
to whom Ito guve It, aud nll the othor I,ersoas
through whose hands 1t passed until It reached
the ttEco OF III lrcunscionablc, lying, blnckmntt
catMl'ilgn sheet ih Sew Yurk cnlcd Truth, which
never had II reputation for tlecutluy, and never
will flusU ono. ~ tf,nt IL rola0unblu story9
, 1880-10-28
It1YI'A4E.

Enttftd al thu Pos&-1rs III Ghteago. ill., Al Seecnd-
Gadss Matter.
Fnrthn hcncnt at our patrons who desire IL send
srrle cntcs Of THH rElNrSk through tho mall. wo
g!ye lert EtIth lhe lsutislent ratio OF INstaKp:
tJnrfstic. i'tr CnrV.
Fight and 1welr1 fagc t'apcr. cents.
EIxtCen l%RB PapGF...: cehts'
r. .r..-. FnFftFn.
Eeht and Tvetso raae rmprr. cen.s'
ElxsGGn Faye IhuGF. GsHto'
, 1880-10-28

Ir IL sntl TINT Gen. ttancock has abandoned
nil hope Of stccess, atsl Is very snrry Tilt he
ever entered on tho canlprign. lie is HFeltly
nni,oycd ut tho attucks tndtle on htli by tho
newspapers. nlld il tlsKustcd Ut ta why hc Is
pictured forth IN tho cartoons ot tho illustrated
, 1880-10-28

THE penny org,.u of Democracy Il Me!I'-
bDr Of thu Assueiatea YFeas. but couldn't Kct tos
Its H'clock edition yesterday tho dlspa'ra
announcing tho Arrest ct keawarl Philip, tue "
laxel fOrgcr of tho bogus Cblne1o luttcF. wn'ea
tho Journal printed n duo fursn.
, 1880-10-28

CoS0lEssst.AN CllALMsaa. Of Mississippi.
cries nto,,d fur u reylynl Of tho "n,ut,,uls ot
ls70" III thAt statc, saylnB that tho Democracy
thus mt Il aan Or IL gun 10 sfare." Gen. llnts-
eouk s0ys "buyonets aro not IT. INSTRUMENTS for
collecting tho votes Ut lreomon,' but did not
rcalizo that guns also III the LONG run scatter
moro than they collect.
, 1880-10-28

New YuRN seelns to have monopoly OF
tho political torKcrs. First, taere was Jn'
Howard. who foryul u bogus Executive
prurlamatlnn, ami now tho sasna city has pro.
Leeti tenwurl Philip, or Qnilp, or something ot
that klnl wl,u t,as forged u bogus CAlucse letter.
, 1880-10-28

LunLow. tue Democratic candidate for
Governor 1f Euw JersVy, IL 0xtEcmaly nnpopu.
lar with tho workh,ymcn. Whom u !ne.nlur ut
the STATE 6si,ate Ae gave ttsev yVlcs thAt showed
, 1880-10-28

WAsIIfSGrtiN CHAPTER NJ. ~ II. \. M.-spn.
clnt IonvncnoM th!t lhnrntlayt aYaNtng. nj nCuck
ta isoynl Areh Degree: Visiting Companions cur
CIliS. u. WlkltiI3T, SecrGtary.