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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

Hon E. B. WAsHBURNE, it is re-
ported, says that under no circum-
stances will he allow his name to be
used as candidate FOR the Presidency
Mr.. Washburne should remember that
there is q higher power than he and
not become so emphatic.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, Feb. IA The steamer Vega,
with Prof. Nordensbjold, the Arctic
explorer, and his company on board,
passed the Straits of Mesins bound
Naples, last Thursday night.
LONDON, Feb. ID. "A dispatch Gays {:
1T is reported on fair authority that q
special alliance is about to be made
between England and Germany"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

SINCE it has displayed such a large
stock of political virtue recently, it
would be refreshing to hear from the
Knoxville Tribune on the action of the
House Committee Oh Privileges and
EIections In reporting in favor of seat
ing the blatant Donnelly, who was
defeated by Washburne by over 5000
votes. II it is really virtuous, let it
sneak out,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued from the County Court
Clerks office during the past week
Isham M. Still and Cynthia O. Ragsdale.
VIM. III. Salmon and Cynthia A. McMil-
Ian: Frank Kibler and Mary Mccoy.
Wyatt H. Norman and Harriettt Il. Bay
less. Jas. s. Smith and Ella May VIM;
l.. Bean and Maggie M. Cummings. David
Gass and Lizzie Fry. VIM. Reed and
Martha White, Sam'l Holloway and Mary
Story. Thadeas Tapp and Keziah Ramsey.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

public undertakings in Ireland. The
chancellor promised to appoint com.
mittee to inquire into the subj ect. ri
New YORK, Feb. 14-The Herald
relief subscriptions amount to $l9l,.
500. Among Yesterdays contributions
is one of SIS 900 from an anonymous
contributor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

WHILE we are not positive that
Simmons, the Georgia Supervisor, is
the liver regulator patent medicine
proprietor, we can state that he is
about the most successful man in stir
ring up bile we have heard of for sew
eral days.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

IT has been reported that Horace
Greeley is dead. This, we are able to
contradict, as he was sentenced to
thirty days in our work-house yester
day for larceny. He couldn't get the
White House, 30 he took the work.
house. Psragraphers will please fight
shy of this note.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

WHILE other booms are being
nursed let it not be forgotten that
Victoria U. Woodhall is a candidate
for President Of the United States at
the next election.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

CINCINNATI Enquirer: Mr.. King,
Roadmaster Cincinnati Southern Is
collecting men and material prspars'
tory to taking possession Of that por.
ton of the road between Somerset ana
Chattanooga. r. Mulvehill has been
Amounted Acting Boadmaster OF the
Sonthern Division OF the line, COM
mencing at Chattanooga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

A PRESS dispatch to the Atlanta
Constitution gives details of the acts of
the 5lecherous Southern Senator,
whose history in that line has at.
tracted some attention recently.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

SOUTH CAROLINA proposes to dis
franchise the colored people by passing
q law that DO man shall vote until he
has registered his name in book kept
for that purpose, in his own hand
writing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

WE would like to raise our voice on
the gas business. Last night at $50
the street lamps had not yet been
lighted, although it was as dark as the
condensed essence of black ink. If
we are to have lights at all that is GER
tainly the time for them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

1T Ii said that the President will
-accede to the wishes Of the Democrats
and appoint three of their number to
Census Supervisorships in Ohio.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

A FLOCK of crows passed over
Washington the other day in their
flight north ward. Let Voorhees, COM
mittee take notice.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

SoooBA, Kemper county, Miss, has
not q single school teacher or preach
er. It is entirely unnecessary for us 10
add that Scoobs is reliably Democratic.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
Death of q Prominent Citizen.

Mr. EDITOR: MIR. Lawson Clifford, q
leading citizen of this community
and formerly an officer of the E. T.,
Va. & Ga. Railroad, died of consump.
ton, at his residence two miles SOUTH
east of town. on the day before yes.
terday 9th inst }, and was buried on
yesterday in the family cemetery,
funeral services by Rev. John Boring,
Mr.. Clifford was o brOther-in-law OF
Rev. N. g. Taylor. ID. D., and of the
late Hon. Lsndon G. Haynes. He
leaves q wife and several children to
mourn their irrepafable loss. May the
Divine Comic sustain them.
.tsela u9ar9m8 i. J. Il. ID.
Knox County. fts ST
Mr.. EDITOR Considerable excitement
prevails among the farmers over q worm
which, it Is alleged, 10 destroying the wheat
crop. %f @ig'7
The warm, summer-like weather which
prevailed hitherto and spoiled large guam
titles of bacon, has passed away. Frost,
ice and disappearance of the growing
May-apple plants and serpents may be
noted among the occurrences. Ed '....
We would like to interrogate your cor
respondent Memphermagog," about that
large hog, as to whether he did not spend
his youthful days about some Illicit gin
mill and luxuriate in crooked slop.
We congratulate the CHRONICLE as 1t
closes its tenth year of publication. We
wish 10 enter the eleventh with it. Put
our name down for $780, III"
Rogersvine Items.
RoGERsvILLE, TENN, Feb IL, 1880.
Mr.. EDITOR: A very copious rain fell
last night and to-day.
The Harry Helm sailed out for Knoxville
this evening at 3 o'clock. -
A serious, if not fatal afffay, has oc
CURED here. Jas. Fain, colored, was
stabbed 10 the neck, head and back, by
Geo. Baxley, white, The ARRAY is supposed
to have resulted from gambling in the
court house cupola. a5E .NH
On February llth, Sam. p. Powell was
married to Miss Virginia Walker, both OF
this place. No cards. r W,
The Coming RepubIicsn COnven tom
s,.e - of Knox County. ......s
Mr.. EDITOR: As the time is near al
hand of holding our Convention, / have
been anxiousIy awaiting the publication Of
the basis upon which the delegates are to
be chosen as per instructions of the Sec.
However suppose il will appesr in GOOD
time.
II is to be hoped It will be A Convention
of peace and harmony. Because we have
had contention in the mast without nroft
to snrelv satisfy the most fastidions
In order to secure a Convention which
will resect credit unon the marty and its
ant;on Commend ;tsalf 70 all tha r ennbii' I've
csns sbonIa send mn none bnt Good nan
nT frnr oil nsrts of the conntv TSSis sbomId T
he looked we'll to in the citv also Tesye
nI Tn ,rro,s oy ~ nn Rsd 10, W ;n n
pentior 10 tba snnrne of naorIu al tbo ~
l,ticaI 1 tronbles m b of nartv T TS;s Is the Arst
li1Sai NouD'os u q paitJ' Ahio &c tho IA ss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

The Wisconsin convention to
choose delegates to Cnicsgo will be
held May 9th.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

In round Plumbers, Knoxville only
pays out $1,000 year for salaries.
What other town OF its size can sas 8
the same? ''@
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

ALL the large papers Of the country
are demanding a reduction In the
duty of white paper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

TILDEN Is an invalid but his barrel
is as robust as ever.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

EIGHT to seven has an ominous
sound.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
LAMAR HOUSE.

Geo. H. Patrick, Montgomery, Ala
BENZ. Leavell, Cincinnati, o.; James r.
Richards, E. Hentman, w. W. Walter,
Baltimore; A. M. Plant, Benz. F. Watkins,
H, L. Graves, New York; Samuel Nelson,
Bowling Green, XVI; s. BisSinserr, j; Din
kelspiei, Louisville; n. D. Frank, Rome,
Ga; M. T, DeVault. g. W. Wolfe, Bristol.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
AT THE HOTELS.
List of Arrivals ian tho City.
The following ia q list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for February 14th:
ATKIN HOUSE.

j. E. Leas, Pullman Sleeping Car Com
pany; Miss Sue Hannum, Miss Lulu Mil
Ter, s. A. Patton. MaryviIle, Il. Pierce,
Cleveland; Alvah Church, Buffalo, N. y;
j. ID. Morgan, Dayton; w. A. Turley,
Murphy, N. c.; Julius W. Scheibler, Bal
timore; G. L. Warren, Boston; w. f.
Mountcastle Atlanta, Ga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15
Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, Feb. Ia, 1880.
Maximum Thermometer, 40 %; Min.

Maximum Thermometer, 49 %; Min
imum, $40; Rainfall, 900 inches.
INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather, rising followed by
falling barometer. and southerly to
westerly winds.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-15

AS the sword Of the best tempered
metal Is most flexible, 80 the truly
generous are most plant and courte-
Gus In their behavior.
, 1880-08-27

upon the independent votcts nj Huntsville.
with the result to lntfMlsatu THEM aid pro-
vent them from ynting. Tho 1ntscr charge, It
will hr observed, cxnetly corrohoratcs That
,natlG by Tho Huntsville correspondent ef tho
indianapolis SIM, given above. No wonder
tllat Mr. Hewitt, in closing Ills letter 10
Commissioner Rum, snys: II respectfully
Bul,1tlft tflat II the manner III which tho cfcc
tion Inns heen carried on nj Huntsville, TrI-
ana, md Whitcsburg Is n fair sample Of the
lalnncc Ut The Statc, tho majority Of d0,U00
yotcs Is l,o longcr Il mystery. but may 10
tfllthiully CALLED the monumental fralitt Of
lilo nge."
Thnt It IS 4 fair sample Inns ntrcnty been
shown by nnimpeac!,nhie statements from
yartW,s sections nf Alnl,atna. Worse than
this, tic frnilds narrated fn these letters were
small compared with se,tip In other counties.
If there are left In the Sortl my l,nncst, ll1l-
s,lsncctlng su,,is who cling 10 the old theory
tlat Ill elretIo,, represents thu will of the lin-
jurity of the people, 50 fur as Tho South Is
concerned, they ought tn he tln,lccciycd by
tI,ts tlntu. 1t Is the last desperate resort of
tl,p South 10 pct contrDl Df power aiMl pns
into operation the revolutionary MIL inccntli-
mry prl,,ciples eMu,,eiututl By Wade Hampton
In bis recent speech, but tt will not win.
There Is every evidence TINT tho 1oyal lnasscs
Uf tic Nortl1, tlretl will honest indignation
Mt tlIs natfactOus nttack upon constitutional
lll,rrty mil seli-governmrt,t, arc rallytng now
NJ they rallied III 1StID. There is tidal wnyo
Mt l,ntst1, gathering volunlo atul forca. which
will sweep tic Dourbas, bullt!ozcrs nnl bal-
los>box stn!Eers out Of sight, III common
, 1880-08-27

wh,ch iutcyfercs wi:1, .lornl sr,f-uo,ern-
mvnt.n but unc which INSERTS Nntlopl MI
thorIty NJ s,,ncr;or nntt ,,arn,no,u In MI
S.ute nuthor1iy nm Mi mn,trr. ncrtniulr, tn
NatIonut affairs.
Wf,I t,n ,lt,stou 1Ftr,,,1 u,r,sc nolnt nut
nnv us,,rnot,ou If ,,n,,rr mr. ou,hor,ty l,v In,
National t,oyernn,cnt mi ,u,rsurd nnl rxrr-
elsrd l,v the f,rr.rn} t,oveyn,nru, hrfnr,,
1Stp. or whiel, l,ns mt tern EXPRESSLY rrn,,,-
nj Il, Il ly thn amendments tn tIc s,ens,itn-
tim adoptr,l stuce INN? Whut riuht or
,,owrr of locu1 sr,f.tn,yern,n.nt hus brrn
tukeu awny tr n.rftlnp,l liz f,n,crrss s,u.n
lMO? Whit powcr or riuht 1T local sclf-
government ,lftl nny of tho Sta.cs hnyn fl
1ND which tltev hnye mt ,,nwp Slavery
and tia ,tuhla ,,t,tler H. hnye hecn n,mt,shrd.
hut TINT was ly constitutional n,urutlmrnt.
Thr rlghta ucttntuinv IN s1nyerv whtrl, wrrr
local llaye been ubo1;s'lc,1: Int tlocs tia
Uc,nocruttc pnr.y ,tcsfre tn rrstnrn thpmp
r,u States aro fnrll1,lpn to ,,e,y sufrrnr II,
men because ut their culor; Is Tint n Iucai
right which tic Democrats ucstry tn rci:s-
tub,ish2 Persons trnirt civil nii ,.,lIttrnl
rights In tl.u Courts Ut the States NAV t]nl
legul protection IN thu Na.fonni Courts: is
this locut rtxEt II, tleprw men t,f their ltycs.
property, nnu liberty what thu )r,nocrats
seek 10 rctstaDItshp What loca1 right of
sc,l.Eoyernueut ts It, tteu, TINT tte several
States haye been tlcpriyc,t of sjuco 1aO?
VIII tho l}ostou Herald, or Will my De,uo-
critic authority or candidate, answer tho
question?
After tic War a,,,] M n Natioual necessity
tl,o Constitution wns u,nen,lcl In tl,rrn nnr.
tfculars, These abolished slavery: recognized
, 1880-08-27

GAIT. 1fESi&Y W. 1lowuATE, fayorahly
known by lls scheme for IN Arctic expedition,
is spoken OF us Con. Myers successor III tho
hcad OF tho sIY,luL Service. Tho suryfce tl.d
hccn brought II such lIRll Bt,ltu OF efficiency
by Gen Mycr tint It Is probable my Kuod nt'rcr
could curry or the rnutfl,e work ns he left II:
but Cnnt. lIowEate tilny reasonably ho expected
to do moro thnn this. lle tns nlrcaty shown
that ho hns originality nnl executive nblltty,
md would DO ablc to put both In prlctlcu In
this uOsttion.
, 1880-08-27

BOB 1N9EH3QLL AS POLITICAL SPEAKER,
l. Democratic newspaper published III West
st. Louls {sl0.} reprints tho following par;-
graph relative to Hob 1ngersoll's p0ilticui
speeches from religious weekly published
III Chicago:
The nut!on Of tho 1tepustcan managers IN
sS rix H. ls tH wo P1fty ~ ma rr1f
,nti vi i murni disadvantage III tic ontsut Thoy
1nHe iast 4s, @ e or aenec re etmnetcr Ht ths
Ihu Christian rsgos, Is .',sssasl iI,'tcs e,tiwrr
- m,tt!lnls ni silni,,en t1na' ~ rsy trliaph
ilgio.is ca,1sict{<,sts tf tho t,cau,o i;te ciout
M f@r +. Ge.lso tha SUCCESS Of ~hch Is ear 10 many
~, tn,s 0t tha t,.,noo.ot,, ,o,,,,a,,a .,,x
s,, o,.ta t,,a. :. ,,nfss, ~ 's"opo. .'.o. t
..,,,,s,,as, r.,,x,.s.m .,'st, ..s 49,.
"'.st',s', ..,,.'' -. o''e rI,,,.'.., t,'o
,.',,,,.,,. ~ nn,..,,.'s,' " u ~. ~. s4ua! ~
,,,,., 10 t,,II'. n,,I @ ,t''s'.>
', o ,si, .s'%' ~ t;', .''s .'es 'ss''us
.r,'',r '"u "e.'"'a. a,s
'''',, ,,g,.sa, f., ,,. sn""' "'t"' .''o
., ,',..,. '.' ~. .o WV a's'' N'e'"' ~
',s.s,,,'' s"s . -. =. % .."r. tAo r.a'. a"'"e ~
o"...s' 49, - ns"'o". ~. ,.,p pa'ts "e"s"
!'p,, W., =" sAss' i,s".uei"es W." Nv Dc4's'
.'o n'u,'' "'N' 'ss' w. s..,!s stse te''e.u"s peo-
lno no,'t s'e!eM uut ~ - hsnocrtleal lor
VIZ ",yt'slo's "cok'y 10 lufh.s'l parry "Fgati
"'t4 s"cm IL 'o"'' ",'a p'e"1e' 'ho aalent III
!ho ite's'o''sai' i''t.y Dee"use u 'o'-pe'le'ef
III Ie'.sloll el1l"cl''y 'ovoea1es us SUCCESS
l'o1a !ae rel'e'o.'s paper una t''o party paper
Ill aues''otl must p"t 10" est'l''a9e upon tlo
i"'e'''Roneo "su e'e '4oe'"lltf u uso A'ssrl-
eau people II they believe TINT " Iope B"''s"
laeh1lacasloa WI" tlle itepub!'can party or
ihs 1ell!hG speecnes III It's pes!a't aro ctlc'l-
|
, 1880-08-27

DEFEATED TT their attempt to make Nlr.
5ns'a '}*gsr"' their cnts-paw, tho suinr Ftfsittn-
lists hAvo lH'lsccd II little elluo If tr,irr,t1lcu
tes's'le III that Sintu to rlit forward sr. Joshua
Nye ~ tho cAliallatc OF tho party fnr l1t,vcr,tnr.
Thu sun5nrtty of tue temperance pcn1lc scp
thrn'g, tho sct'eslc. unt hnvr III tlcr meetings
rcinlltHeest This nrtion. Tllcy slly they cnnnot
cslcct n1urt, from tic Fl,sfenist facffnn in tho
whynf cnfnrctt,R tho l'ruhi1Atory laws, and. bo-
sldcs they tnl TINT tho c..llsc ur cl,ntry Is 1T
stako this t,lno. nu.l thoy Will yott, tho Republic.
nh ttcket. tiv. Dnsis, tncy sny. Il II gtNal mnn,
nrti should hu elected, IT'S he crrtnny will lc.
, 1880-08-27
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THIS CHfcAGn TninrHE hn* established brunch
pfcce for tl,f rGcct Of subscriptions Md advertiser
u1cnLa m fnwA: e..
EEW yUitK-Ronm ~ Trthunt building. n. Mc-
FAbpES, Manager.
Gl.Ast,t>w. scot1nnd-A!lnns American News
Agenc1. II Npnhelt!-.t. ..... .
LONDON. Ehs.-AMafsean Exchange. 4t9 Brand.
BENNY I. Htt1.tu, AHenL
WASHINGTON. u. G.-l1la atreot
, 1880-08-27

Tl>csc two reports were mule by two dff-
fercrt prrsons,-one Republican and ono
Democrat. Thu PURPOSE III both cnscs WIS
To present I'LL accurate, and, rs nearly rs pos
slble, literal, reproduction of Scnator
1lamptol,'s words. Neither report, as We
understand tho case, pnruorts to linyo been
mat(u III shorthand, but b1tl, rnports wern
lnasle hy native VlrgIntans, wl,oso Integrity
AiME l10M3r will probably int be f,npeacicd
, 1880-08-27

CoEDI0L1ARt, q crazy Italian, WHO some
time nKo threw Il attno mt nh Italian Deputy
while the hitter was UttsiryfuE hts seat tn thu
Chambers, hns been sentenced to five years In.
prson,lcnt fur throwing tho stone. nntt to six
months additional for having thrown 1t In tho
Chntnber Of Deputies.
, 1880-08-27

1.A1TEn1.Y llratlfor, 1'a., has furnished
BON" TERRIBLE ncc!ie1ts duly, either nrr, ii
thunderstorm. Ill cxplosln1t, Or snmo such
lhing. Yesterday, by tic blowing M nf MI an-
Hinc-lH'!lcr III thu kiug firm, ncnr TINT city,
Wilbur CtIalahers, co.Is!t If Wesley Chambers.
tho uii-kfng uf that lncaI!ty, was fatally IT.
jurci. ltO wns sent t0j 1cct through thu Alr by
tic furcc Of Tho explosion.
, 1880-08-27

TnuE1ow WEED, thu veteran statesman
and rcfortncr, les quite til at itis homo lit New
York. lie hns suffered much during tho reecnt
hot weather. having slept but little. Eyory
good and patriotic American and every trlte
Fr|end Of right md liberty everywhere will
wish Mr.. Weed q speedy and cnslro recovery.
, 1880-08-27

neInncrath to rtcn.s MI pnrt!es Il tho notnfun-
ton nf Indy, Miss Sarnt A. f}r,wn. for tho
office df School Superintendent. 4 ticket which
IL s11n'ie to suit tho Democrats. Grccntnekcra.
nntl.tcmpcrnnco men, and n-suGsagIsts
must he n curiosity.
, 1880-08-27

TnE Republican Convention that mct III
Milwaukee iii yesterday II nofnlilate II cnudl-
tltto fur ConKreaA to represent tho rn,,ylh Wis
t0ns1n District. int. e!suEegn ut ERftftr u. Sanger
III THUR standard. lrnrer. Tho district consists
Ut the Counties Hf milwaukee,, Washington, ns,tl
0Aalikst-tic ut tho ntst pNptlotlH n.l,l wrAlthy
III tho Stntr,-Alstl cfHtnltis inrHo Ger1Hnn pop-
utntioi. 1t wns originally c1ryc MT ut tho Inst
superintendent ,ls tho burner Democratic tl!H-
trics III tho Statc t1th III 18TH 1t give Inyior
{l'el.l G1r Gnvcrnur over l0,AN majority. hut Il
KreAt revolution lima hcch E0InK I'M III l,,itleHet,-
tttfient ninnsH tho people, md tho Democratic
1HnJnrIty hns l'cgJn9 af,n TINT IT, Ia considered
fnrilHhilng grn,lI!l. It ID ut present REPRESENT
Mf III t1f1aresa E'y thu Hon. T. Y. Ucster, cstor
Ut tho milwaukee, ahg Stc fi,ff, ws.tHiy- -clru,,-
lnttd Gcrlllan Cathultu Hewstuprr. l)c,,ytcr's
al'nJorlty two yrhrs aRo waa only
11 nvcr Jntlgo FsIal,y, hls ltup,lhltcai,
npponpnt, and 1slst tnll tloy. Smith cur
rc,l tho district by Il handsome mRJur-
aty Mr. SAnger, wlm wua nominated! yestur tluy,
IL represent ntire icrtuati Republican, II nm,
ts gFcat cl1erEy Anti bollslless enthusiasm III
wtlatrycr lit undertakes. lio Is II well-knuwn
manufacturer, ind was elected fhcrir vi Sill.
wN1'kcu Gol1nty three yelrs aHD In tto fAes Vt
tho r0st violent ul'ptsit1on. llu Will lllAko tho
racu M exceedingly ,iveIy onu fur air. Hcster,
With fair prospect ut 0ft!ufaatlnH.iis ut tho F,!!s.
llc''stor seetas To h, rrstlng hIa hotra for ru-
election III thu fuct that llG nt,tNlnrd II fasor-
1sblc report frum tho Democratic Committee OIL
ComMcrce To ro..nhurso tho City ut Milwaukee
fur III ut ctafi1! fur nancy scnt In improving
hur hArlnr, Tllu clulm ts twcnty ycnrs old land
t0pgr.sss will never nIlbw 1t. II, fur III that "
concerned, ncser IL running pf! fuls4 f,retg1a5CY
n,ld uilght to hp heltcl.
, 1880-08-27

GEN. MYEn was fur ttmo after lraSlhs
colego telegraph operator. aud hls e1i:feass w
W such suxgcatoa tho slgn4l Service. Ill ~. Nv Nv
Tas assigned to duty ~ Assistant Surgeon ill.,. ~
Texas; and It was during hls soJouri she'o 'ai'
tho foundation Ut his grc1t reputation wAs naS'
, 1880-08-27

:. THE Socialists have found tllcir way into
Mn!ngu, Span. TIN OF their number. nrtnch to
thotcett,, wcre nrrestct1 In tint city ycsterny In
tho net If posting nn innm1nntory 1'!acar.l. IT.
IL doubtful whether tl1u pnenrd wo,ltd hnve nn-
swertsi tho purpose Of tho society ns we'll NJ tho
, 1880-08-27

THE Maine Fuslontsts euIoy the services
Of a poet In afadrgd, Ut that 6tatc, Wh0 'ao'
slngs IN d party oEg1lH;
Aud tn our own Htnto we'll ring ntt tho i!N'in 81
OF the lump Legislature Ut lhllnlisl, DAsls' ane
utaInU.
And Davis md IIn!c, In spite Of their Hro9, IL.
Aud their llttlo slnM!l Fryu MIL be lost ~ 'no
Etlvr.
, 1880-08-27

Gen. Walker, present Superintendent Of tho
Census, considered these predictions fin nu mr.
tlcIe in tho <t'anttc Mn,lhlu for October, 1919.
It Will he nl,scrvcta tAni tl,oy wero fulfilled with
singular accuracy lb70 part of the failure
IN TINT ycar 10 tlue of ca,,fsa to tho War; hut
Con. WAlkcr concludes ttlAt Mt least million
aild Il hnlf Of tho whole deficiency 1T fur mill
Ions cat,n0t l'G assigned to this cause. "Stn-
t!sticiNn :. appears IL Hgrco With hln1, but wp
nrc unable to perceive on what grounds
Counting tho losses from. death and l!senso M
both sftcs, the prevention Of lHarr.aYea, tho
lcsscned number Ut blrtha tho falling Oft IN I'M
migration, tho rcrnYruttost Of n0tl.conl-
tatnns. nsld tho disturbance Of nil futnily lIfo
III Tho South, threu hnd ulle.hnff millions would
AtCnl 10 hs nut Ii lrgo csttnato for tho loss
of population ti,at might hAvo hcpn. Thts
wuuld !caye Watson's estlmats but halfa mill
n!s 1ntlcr tho Mark. The loss OF the lncrczuont
WILL disturb hlE calculations for tho remainder OF
tho century. but Walkers cattu,utv Of II 600 900
1or lS3O IL probabay much TOO low. ''Htntiatt-
elm scetrs to believe that X, 00, 900 would bo
ncNrcr the truth. This probably errs on tho
othor side, asul is too high. EI1hty-thrco mill
In. to IT, 0o U01 lsa fnir cstiulntu. t}cA. Walkers
calculations hAso nirGAdy bccn fnlslacd by tho
!, roturns ot tho present census. An Interesting
fact brought out by tho Herald article Is tho
disturbance pf tho relative ages OF tho pnpula"
tion. GUh. WALKER snyH: "Wo hayu tho fAct
TINT In round numbers theru Arc l,5lO moro per-
Sons aboye 10 ycars Of aKo and l,GD1 fever below
tho uge OF 70 IN cnch 10o,u00 If tho population In
lS;0 thlln III 1e90. On tho othor hand, tho
class 10 to III holds nhout tho Balno pro-
portion To tho aggregate population rs
ut tho previous cens,ts" lilo attributed
this phenomenon tn thu stretching out Of tho
limo Of agricultural population, tho changing
from agriculture tn manufactures. tho fncrcns0
Ut fashionable folllcs, mud "thq aotcstnbao
American vlco OF boarding." which lnukes chtl.
tIrnu truly Tut HtRtfRtfnfau"
, 1880-08-27

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, 1880-08-27

pnEs5pESr HAYES left Washington ycs.er-
day fnr Fremont, .. lie will he NIT in this city
Oil the "a Of Septph,bnr BY th0sg wht are to nc.
co1upnny him tn tho Golden Colst, Cxcrfit SccEe-
tary RA,nscy. whu will join tho party ut 0nIahn.