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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14
Report

or Mt. Vernon School, Sub-district No,
4. Switzerland Township Monroe
County, Ohio. for the term commence
ing NV l, 1880, and ending Novem-
Der 30, $780,
The following roll containssthe names
and stadies Of the scholars according to
their studies
Is. name-w G, Blattler. Brauche,
Of study-McGuffey's Sixth Reader,
Harvey's Grammar, Steinweht's Geog-
raphy, Wrights Orthography, Rays
Arithmetic, McGuffsy's Spelling
2i-Georpe Blattler, Clara Blattler.
Lizzie Freidiger, Eiws,d Keifer, John
Freidiger. Studies-Fiith Reader; 1.-THE
authors are the same as the aboyp)
Arithmetic. Geography, Grammar and
Spelling
3i-%Charles Koch, James Resseege
Wesley Freidiger. Matilds S'agner, = Ben.
jamin Kiefer. Studies, Fourth Reader,
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar and
Spelling. Those marked thus study
Grammar and Geography.
4th-Emma Ruegseggsr, Emma Stag
ner, Katie Koch, Iia Blattler, Henry
MINI Studles-Third Reader, Arith
metic and Spelling.
5ih-*Willie Koch, Della Freidiger
Studns--Second Reader and Spelling
*Sudies Arithmetic.
6th-George Freidiger, Charles Wal
Ter, Esther Koch Studies-First Read.
er and Spelling.
The above is correct statement o
the studies and names OF scholars or
the roll. The average per cent of daily
attendance is 95. The average age d
the scholars is 9 years II moaths ard Is
davs. -
So far l think the school is grad
ually gaining ground. I do not want i
understood in that way, merely because
I am the teacher, hut because they have
taken an interest in the studies. Every
one that is old enough to know what b,
is sent to school for seems tn understand
1t, and is grasping right hold of the op
portunity. What pleasant and delight
ful profession school teaching is, whel
on can get up an interest. And wha
ia miserable time you have II yon can
get the pupils to work. The hardes
and most important work Tor teacher
to accomplish Is to keep the scholar
busy.
We have not been overthronged will
visitors, but We have had few to com,
and see 1s, some of which are the fol
lowing: Jacob Kieffer, Jacob .Blattler
Directors: N. A. Hayward. Samuel Loe
and Prof. Wittenbaugh, of Indiana =
Hoping that the visitors will increase
! (especiallj the Directors }, and the schol
are continue to keep up the interest the.
have taken, l am truly yours,
L P HAYWARD, Teacher.
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AvIn the next Congress the Repub
lIcans propose to revive their oil game
Of increasing their majority by having
the seats OF Democrats contested. Al
. matter OF necessity TO their party in
serests, and those ofthe lobbyists, th'
Republican contestants will be given th'
seats. II Il the sams rsscally business
that the Republican party banked spor
from 1861 to 1874
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

eyHArrs stopped to precious Bit
Of snobhery in bis message when be
wrote that paragraph asking Congress,
10 creste the rank Of Captain General
Tor GRAxr's henef.. That Il another
form OF asking Congress to pension
GRANT on the people for life II any
life positions are to be voted so,the over.
rated s'silent men," as his toadies term
him. lot the responsibility rest With the
lordly CoxKLlxa and the men Of the Re-
publican party whom he owns and con-
esols.
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Baliipuore--Dec. 6-.Cat,le.

BaltiDnOre--Dec. 6--Cattle---
Very best on sale to-day 5t@5A; ,ha
generally rated first quality 4@5; medi
um or good fair quality .2a@34; ofii
nary thin steers, oxen and cows 2@24,
extreme range Of prices 2@5A; most q
the sales, were from 34@4ac :
|, Medium and common were off ! TO 4c
as con pared with last week. The bull
Of the offerings consisted OF commot
cattle, there being q. few mediums and {,
smaller number of tops in the yards
@ Q,ot,tions. 2@aBc; most sales from
s4@4f; :
Mich Coys-There is fair demand
for COOL C'ws, prices 25@45 per head
Hngs-Priees are from 54@64c; mos
sales ranging at and near s.; lew ex.
ira are selling at our highest figures,
64c.
Sheep-We q1ote butcher Sheep al
34@4ac; and LaHIs 4@54:. The
quality Of the offerings is enerally in.
icrlOr TO those Of last week.
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DeatI, of a wonder--Ghouls:

New PHILADELPHIA, ONO. Dec. T.
About one year ago the little son of ]
"A Knsely. of this place, was seized
with most singular disease. The Aest
on his entire bMv suddenly became af
hard almost as stone. The disease baf.
fed the skill Of the most eminent phvsi-
clans, and the case was pronounced
without q parallel in the history Of the
country. To the surprise Of every one,
the wonder lived until Saturday last
when suddenly his life went out. The
funeral, which took place yesterday. was
very large one. The body was depos-
lied In strong vault, and will be care.
fully guarded against ehouls, who, it is
reported, are already in the neighhor-
hood waiting for an opportunity TO steal
IL =.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Oh ENTITY = SALE.
Thomas Dillon
vs..
Thomas Miracle ct al. Trustees.

DY virtue Of . certain v.ndi. expenas
u issued from the court Of common pleas
within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State of Ohio, in a case pendirg in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will oi-r :or sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
In Woods6eld, on
Friday, the 24th day of December, 1880,
between the hours of l0.o'cloek q, m. and 4
O'Clock p. M. Of said day, the following de.
-scribed zeal estate, situate in Monroe ooun-
~, Ohio, to wit:
A church building known as the United
Brethren in Christ's Church, situate in Frank
lin township. said county, aud located on
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter. of section twenty two, township six and
range seven.
said property 80 ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $500, and may sell for two.thirdi
of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
WV. READ,
pov23, 'S0w6.' Sheriff Y. C. o.
SfRIaas L DRIses, Attorney.
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egThe Republicans 10 the presen
Congress evince a disposition to OBJ
ssruct the transaction OF business By
frivolous motions and windy harrangues
Their purpose Is to 80 obstrnct matters
that an extra session will be necessary
Speaker RANDALL should "sit down
upon the obstrncsionists by giving then
10 sn,seystsnd that noaions intended tt
interfere with, and delay the trsnsuc.io
OF business would not be entertained.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

kvGen. A. }. Warner has been In
terviewed ~ an Enquirer reporter. Hs
b man Of views, and invariably com
mands attention. Mssnnati Enquirer
Jere. Williams, Of the Woodsfeld
Spirit Of DewUcfacy, is OF a different
opinion. Jers wants no more Generals
h "hizzsn. State Journal.
Mistake; JrRs never expressed 'ol
wrote "a different opinion"
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senator Garfield.

WAsHNaroN, Dec 9.-The credentials
Of Gsn. Garfield IS Senator.elect from
Ohio, a;e still among the archives OF the
Senate. II is expected, though, that
within a day or two Gen Garfield will,
by letter, request the. Vice President TO
return the same to him, 90 that he may
return them through the Governor oi
Ohio to the Legislature. In-ahus return
ing the credentials the General will alsu
transmit letter declining the Senatorial
offi.e to which he has been elected. Sen-
ator- Pendle.on. in conversation on the
subject OF the vacancy which will be lef,
open ~ G-n. Gar1eld's declinstion, said
he was clearly ofthe opinion that the
Legislature could legally proceed to elecl
a successor to Senator Thurman ten days
after Il received notice OF Pres5ient-elec,
Garield's dec'ination He has carefully
studied the law covering the case, and
his opinion Is based upon the. result OF o
very lahnrioas research OF all legal au.
thoriiies a-ing on the subject.
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Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have fashion Of con
fusing excellent remedies with the large
mass of "pa,ent medicines, ana In this
they are guilty Of wrong. There are
some advertised remedies iully worth all
tsat is asked of them. and one at kas,
we know of-Hop Bitters The writer
has had occasion to use the Bilters in
just such climate as we have most OF
the year in Bay City, and has always
found them to be fir.t-cIass and reliable,
doing all that is claimed for them-Tri
bune. .sl
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gThe Committee Of Ways and
Nmas, otsCougress, have agreed to re.
port Ia favor OF refunding bonds to hear
: per cent interest. They are to be re-
dssmable In twenty and payable in forty
years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

UThe New York Herald is doing
excellent service In showing up "Boss''
kslLf's corrupt official record to the
Pablo Let him slide.
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Observation-Disclosures Of Gen
Ord.


WARRINGTON, Dec. IA large num-
Der OF nominations were sent to the SEN
ate to-day, but did not reach the Capitol
till after adjournment. The only new
appointments, however, were those OF
Gen. W. b. Hazen to be Chief Signal
Officer, with the rank Of B'igadier Gen
eral, and W. A. Miles to Brigadicr Cen
eral vice Ord retired. The remainder OF
the list was the appointments during re-
cess.
Army orders to dav announce the re.
tiremsnt Of Brigadier General Ord. 1,
is thought in army circles that General
Schofeld will be relieved 10 the course
of few DAYS His suec ssor will prob
ably be Brigadier General o o. How.
ard, now commanding the Department,
of Columbia II is sail that Genera
Schotield will 60 to San Francisco.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelins Live stock Market

S'ocA 'i,.. g."
The quotations show but a. small
change. Yesterdays qaotations we're
as follows: st$
Hogs-Fair demand at 4 1904 40
per hundred for prime packing lots. ~,
Cattle-Plenty in the market, and q
fair trade is being done. The quota
uons are: Young catt'e from 800 to
1000 pounds, at 2t@3c; bulls 2@2Ac;
cattle from 1000 10 1900 pounds. SO
34c. -. /
sheep-A. oo@s SO. and not much
demand.
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Merchants VIII

Merchants who suffer from Dyspep-
sia. Hesdacre, Constipation, or Bilious
mess can be cured by using DIR. MET.
TAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYS-
PEPSIA PILLS. Price 25 cents.
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SHERIFFs SALE.
Philip Schumacher
Hugh Winlsnd OF al.

/
DY virtue sf certain order of sale iss
Dsued from the cctfrt OF common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud State Of
Ohio, in case pending N ssid court between
the above named parties. and scsns dirsotsd,
will offer for sale 81 public auction u ths
east door of the court house in Woodsasld on
Friday, the 3lst day Of December, 1880,
between the hours Of 10 o'clsck .. N. and 4
O'Clock p. M, Of said day, the following dee
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of tho southsssE
quarter Of section twenty sevsn, township
6vs of range six, oontsiniug forty and thirty
three hundredth acres, more or less.
said property 90 ordersd to bssold Is ape
praised at $3.50 and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of ssls, sssh
Before confirmation. ss.,,s 3 -. ...fs 4
WN. RBADr
nov30, '80w5. Sheriff NC. q. =
HuSrER 4 MALLORY, Attys -
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~ .General wAsHrx9roS Dispatch
a." We thought the General had quit
sending dispatches.
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and Blacksmithing
M. T. =. LETZELTER,
NO o D SFI IE Id, HI0.

WE have opened Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 70 manufacture
Farm and Spring Wagons
OF the latest and bes. styles. Also, will re
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork tor wagons ironsd
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates.
Special attention will be given to shosing
horses. Give as call.
masas,'7sY. M& C. LgTzgLTRR.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1850.

"A unisa sf hearts, union Of hands,
4 union Of States none may sever;
4 pnioa of lakes, union of lands.
Aadths FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER" I"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

For thoes dist esslng diseases peculiar
to women DAY's KIDNEY PAD is invalu-
able.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-14

Dec l3.-Cattle 1a3s per pound !;
Sheep sa4c per pound. Hogs 34a4c pei
pound gross. i,:
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The volumes Of the WEEKLY begin with
the first number for January Of each year.
Whom no time is mentioned, It will be nm.
derstood that the subscriber wishes to com.
rnence with the number next after the receipt
of order.
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Few,pspers are not TO copy this sdver.
tisetbeut without the express order Of HAR.
PER & BhesnELs. Address -. .-.s53ss
.s...4 HARPER & BROTHERS,.
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AwAddress ali .stte's; 4
mTHE SPrRIr er DEMo0sxcY," !
Hssdsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohie.
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You can buy any of the above articles
cheaper at this place than any other estab-
lishment In the county. nov23, 80.
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1881.
HARPER's WEEKLY,
'ILLUsTRATED.

This periodical, by its able and scholarly
discussions Of the questions Of the day, as
we'll as by Its illustrstions-whioh are pre-.
pared BY the best artists-has always exertsd
most powerful aud beneficial influence
upon the public mind. -.
The weight OF its inAue 90 will always be
found on the side Of morslity. vulighten
ment and refinement.
Harper'S PerIOdtcalA.
HARPRR's WREKLY, One Year. ..... 81 90
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The THREE above publications,1 year. 10 on
Any TWO above named, cns year..... 90
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Postage free to all subscribers in the Uni.
ted States or Canada.
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Harness and Saddle Shop.
Woodsde1d.o.

TT KERCHNER informs the eitissus ef
IL Woodsfsld AMI vleiaity that he has
opened
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP
over Dsitsr's Grocery, aud ~iil manufact6fg
harness. ssddlsJ, brid %. and sll other srtf.
clos in his basiusss that the trade dsnsnds.
Repairing done on short notice and at fhtr
rates. Pieces Of harness, Whips and atSaps
kept on hand. Call aud examine goods and
obtain prices. Goods warranted 10 b ~
actly as represented, and rates reasonabIss
,nov30, SONS. +
, 1880-10-04

waRcd hy this party, and cspccially by tho
iktencc Of tho CorErnmrnt ttstlf md In view oi
tho fnct thht Such result would lie cni,ntct! anu
held Ny tho tntninnH Judgment of innnk'!,.l ns IN
tpt,rss'iiit,lt Df this wnrtnre Mpun tho Govern
ttrt. md II wnri1snt lnr tts renewal,
IT w,IUtil HEkM tfTrElEa.r 1'lsEir>sTEfints
IL uluthc such aarty with p''wer IT the present
thlrly-.lx years Gf tho i3nvtrnil,r.t. tho .lth
iti I'LL tho Presidents except .Dohn At1afnss
who,n they cxrtl1txI nlter tho first four ytaEs,
hut rrlnitic41 WASHINGTON and .lct1crsu!t, HMdt.
rpllnn Monroe. eight yoars cnch IN thhs hiEh
N+itf,N: mil st,rriy this nnr Stlather,i section
tnxhttn t' content Tor i9; ys;!rs 't,,1xer' al
tilr,i the Government shnll hnva bran pretty
wrIi thnl,rsl cut i'y the nrtcr IT MIXTURE. There
smti who I!ilnk th!s way, and ,'t4,y earnestly IL
br .,rIlvtr,n frin thu tender tnirclts Of party
which has teen nnlh,nu tM, IL *''I;tEo AMI
su1sc 10 humanity from Hs inception
, 1880-10-04
POLITICAL NEWS.


snetal Di.patrh 10 The Chicago Trthttne.
WHEATON, ILL.,, Oct.L-Tho DanIDcraticC0 C0unty
Convention met pursuant tt call TT Whtnton
yesterday. Tho Ilul,. II. II. CtNly presided. Ihc
followlng county ticket WINS nominated: state's
Attorney, John Ii0IKht: Circuit Clerk, Cnspcr
Vol: ShcrlE, John Kline; Coroner, j. II. Chto"
Tho following persons wera elected ns dale
gates IN 1ltteni tho Congressional Conventions
Luther i. BARTLETT scln French. 7. Z: Ryan,
john lfnlEht, II. u. EOIg. uni lsunjlmtH n. Lew
i, With Instructions t. ci'st tho ~! yot9 u tho
anu. following resolution WIS unanimously
pnssrl:
Ilrxtlre.l, That this Convention take prite an'l
pleasure In presenting thu nnt,e 0f nllr tllsttli-
Kuisled fcnw rtlzll, tlle Hon. fllrnm II: CtMlY,
ita Il RltitMe candidate fOr tntln brr OF Con-.
Eress fr'1s tho First Gt'sarsssssou District o., OF
scHrity. md arrn iel!ty to principle. us well na
his rxporluneo Il, public nlEars Rnl tue cstco:i.
III which he IS held By tnu l'cn nj all parties III
Ills G.,l,nty, rerlGr HIN. IT. our Judgment. II
peculiarly ut sauttlntr Tor TIC position. r,,
Thr COUNTY Cent rAl lollnltttC was REFLECTED
WITH tho exception nt Luther 4, inrtlest., Who
Withdrew, wherGupHr Snlnuel ". Smith, OE M.
pprrlIle, ILL.,, wits elected.
, 1880-10-04
HENRY WARD BEECHEle.

lIIr rir.t sern,ou After tho Summer
yn,utIon-,Ghc t,,urc}n Cro,vtluti-,Fhs
,,ra,1rtr.s,,,r.I. A ,,s,svnrsur OF iii. rrtn-
"" ,..n.,;,''1 =, "H ,,,,:;,nn',, 1,,,m,1'
Speeia. Dkpaith 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Nsw youx, uct. .,t-rhero wcrc III etnp,yscnt
~ i1Y,nun.n Ihnsen 'a.s ""sM,"a ",.sm a...s ~,
Ward beccIacr f"se " tho pulpit 10 pfeach loF
thu llrst tlulu since tho long summer vlcation.
~ ,,rs',rs ,,,r .,n,,,,,ny IN diIrnrm,t ,nrta nr
@ ~ ronr nrT ,,,I"ri,s % yhito % ,nore Ct tlam lint
number trlul to look Into tho building, anl
went ,.wuy wIt,u,lt dining sD Mr.. i.erehcr
e,,n,vct M ,rn,cy nj hIs enemy. y.--hny- -feypr,-
nor tlla ho appear uay e''1or tha1, % Mhcn no pe'
, 1880-10-04
TIE FIRE RECORD.
RATHER EXPENSIVE CIGARS.

RATHER EXPENSIVE CIGARS.
CiSttSSArI, Oct. TT wo l,nys Rsnukinu cigars
II, NJ. ulti stntln near .]n.nrs MHcks shil'-yMHl,
oli tho rtverfrDs,f, IN tho chstcr1t pprlnh of the
city, this nftcr,ontt, tlrtpIcd tho atut,ps Of tho
eJg,,rs III snvtl.gs, aud tho stntic caNrht fire.
Tho t!anes nuon cnu9ht In Macx'a prut'crtyt ni'l
his extensive snw.,uIll, sesh an't blind facsnry,
md n 1arK,, quantity nf annlher wcre lniracd a
nusnl,er uf dwellings wcro alightly slhinugef.
i.. :s'; & !r*r, IHr a,S '. rs ', Ill mt ~,
Intt',ls: ttEt Il Huinler ii tirennn md .1nhn ].
tnvsX.s,,. insurance nl!astes who lives nc'sr,
WIRE UtprEt,,lG ly II.
Tho wltul l,irwitl9 tpwhr,l tho nnrth KEEP, tho
fire Irtthl rtleh!nH tho hunt. III cnIrsu bE Gut-
strLutlun til tho t!ks fchu ilrr vii int Ereltly
airiny tho w.lrk I'M ttleAu }MAitA, t miner ct>t,-
trncM ~ bulltl must Df coirsu Io delayed.
, 1880-10-04
:.sh money TN. atrca,1y hccn thrown into thtA
'tAlNppIR,l H. tho distribution Of ColNlcn Clnb
: nuttiuliCtA nlonG.
= NOTES.
TuE SITUATION IN vtnatsiA.

y. T,tE SITUATION IN vtnatsiA.
:, sp<ttal Dtspateh to The thteaaa Tribune.
W4alnsart,N, ~. e., t,cs. H-Snn,t members OF
fhe'Copgrcssfouhl ,ltcpublican CHrn,nittro e1at1n
not 10 10 ptcascd Will tho e'rcufnr Tint has been
lssiicd BY Mntsnnt Jewell, Ut tho Itcruhtlcnn
National Commlttac, III Nvw York, addressed 10
virRtnlk Republican r0tcrs. II scusns 10 hnyo
bco1, tho purpusc of tho Congressional Commits
tee, whbsU work Il more especially directed 10
tho tCongrcssntn1 tiislrlcta. moi to sllnku my
tcrid,fs t!Eurta to srcllru tho Electoral sntn ol
the iSthtc, hut 10 cncnynr It, mako
Ha!,s't m the Congressional districts, ithv-
Ing tft Republicans there to ehouso i"-
tween tho Fumlcr, tho itcati1,lstcr, and tho
l,cpublcas, Eectural tickets. such plan WIS
undoubtedly intnrprcett by atnhont, nltlso,ixli
there wslA M nuttilrlty for snrh m interpresa..
a ,o II w g%nE 0 a. t ysta. ~ IN III w
tir,nsn ot liz virxinia t.!.,liiiicc, iaseIi a,i
GSsrSs,S SIs1 vI,te ip':%,s's %e Yar aS a i CD f
linxp rrrs.la.!rl slnrxu,!t Jewell that stratI,'a
shA,Ei l,e CARRIED ghr tho Republicans " nc nc
nrucssuty cxluliHcs o. 1,,lttilIs tntiilgs snttn-
inv, sn.itkcFs, md tho like, md thltt ll.'4isn
enpltnis,s ngrccd to supply the money Hence
tho GltcHlnt. -
tlgMt,UItAriu' 1tosriilry r, nEsuMprIoH-FEAt
- or NIslSi:S1 MEx.
bo t,',, "; 4 ;, ,,t %,.n q t': r. ,uvur ora
fihg, thA bulk Of thu ih:Marnts 81 cn,surrAs p1,-
tnt7tini1 Of tic lnii,IIu credit Or the resumption
Or specie payments. Sasne lleinlelicnrs ll s!'
l1,ik l1ht always. ani never tnnre fi1nti II s'tl
HSssli$ $ wns tfS ec,s.stI.t r. % % tic @ ws.x st,.
There n m t!Dnbt, too; thlt y teplbl!Snn i ta.i
st un cnnEttss a" TN mnintnca % III Ms' 's ~ y
eai!s i: th$ .tntes''atst!r y w plaw; ;we,!.1
restore trccc. payments, ,e would have la1'Ghua
wi, j,rcsl,,a that tllcru IL little tlticstton hnt
, 1880-10-04
ENGLIslr lN,r1rlsNERESCE i,
IN TItE pilEHi uESTtAL CuNTESr-rilE MssITlAlt
f.tSSTh T11fM

~ f.i,s1s srMs T,lnn " '""'" "os"''hs' Ann WHAT
Ju,,oe Kt,,ry, Sp,,,h IN t,at,at,,p,ta.
Tim ia ,ur,v NJ tn,sI~w "r%,,,,c. t,,o
uu W '. r"a ,,u,,,. y ,nv
Interest. a yrar ngo Mr. rhonlus lInllcy l'ot.ur,
President OF the Cobdcn club. visited tils cou,,.
ny v'stel a!l hs con'llesolal an.! t'lany or tts
Ereat notwithstanding centres. il's solo otJoet
nIIow ,,rtixh cnnltul IN en,,,loy their thun I'M.
emrloyea wnrk!usme., , tn aaa"ataoturs M Rood: y
organizing tho frlcnd ct frcu tt,lt.o, and ha
nyvM1,xuA y lurrs.sl. 10 WIG 4 pi,.,aat, X rho
lluy, iii Now York md ntluthpr ttl Chl-
rnHu, tar tho .llssnMtnalluu 0f tho
raMii,hluts n,Id Dlhor rllpurs of tho
cuhtsell cub. liu told Il feteild O{ tntnc, tho
, 1880-10-04

The ntar.1, ffum l,ox -. ut 2:43 ycyscruy
afternoon wis cnllscA by n fro III Ut. Mark's
1;plscupAt Church. ftlMo building sltntcd on
tho northwest CORNER Of Thirty-sxti, Btrcnt an
Cnttnxu tiruvn Avcnl,e. The iiro wMs caused ny
IL sIetcrsiyn tlte. Tho tin.nuHu to the alnrct IL
pstttluietl III S.0 md 10 furniture <Nal, which
IL fully rnvurcd by <5,00J INSURANCE. In different
communities.
, 1880-10-04
ARCHIBALD FORBES,


NEw yuMK, Oct. 3.-sfr, Archibald Fursles, tho
fnIIous wHr correspondent, who arrived In this
u!ty yesterday, II ulsiur IN engagement 10 ltct-
uro thru.,xh tho United statcs to Alr. pOylpy
CuFlu, aln will lellyor his trst lecture ~ Ghick-
rrfnx Hall, III this city. Frptn Sr,y York hs will
Fhllat.cinEin. Mattirloro, W,.slitnKitn, Central
Now York, CalMtla. EhsaHu. AMI Tho Far West.
III Appenri.lIee Ar. Ft'rGes II nln'v9t tho middle
1T Au athlete. llU " nlp,lt q yG1ss Vi uxo.
, 1880-10-04

PoMrnny, o., Oct. 3-'ro-tlny onc or tho boil
ers Uf tho Enterprise Flnurlng-MtlI exploded,
badly scatdlug two boys, james Fisher and Mel
tnu Arilnitl, WIN happened 10 l,o In the mill.
Nome or the employees wcFe h,trt.
, 1880-10-04
DISASTROUS STORMS.

YpftlaF UVP4ieh n TIA CNltayv 1F1bNnt-
LAkslHt,, Mich. Got. I-Last night II most
terrific storm OF ruin and hull. accompanied by
thnpdcr aud lightning, prevailed hero. The
ltHhtFlnR wns unple.lsantly familiar, striking
sufv4al p!acca In aad arounl tleelty. The ilVn.
, 1880-10-04

Srtetas Dispatth to The cAieauo I'rtLlne
NJ. FAuf., Ainr., Oot. J-A tlre ul'o,lt o o'clnck
Tonight destroyed house ind contents owned
mud occupied by G. r.. Wurfl, anl lecntrd nil
summit IivGI!uH. Tho hn,1so WIS valued ut
Sy,UO0, ulld Insured fur ~ NM.