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THERMOMETERS REooXD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, a.
observed at schnepf's drug store, operf
House corner:
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CuIRP TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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LOUIS scuwALB sets a turtle soup lunch
at his saloon, the First National, this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07
SALT RHEUM

For Nine Years Speedily Cured with the
Cuiicura Remedies.
MEssRV, WEEKS POTTER GeHtIemsn:-G have
been troubled for nine years with Salt Rhenm and
have tried every patent medicine thinkl known Il
with no mors than temporary relief. As had
tried everything IL was nd more than fair that
should Try yours, which were astonishingly effective
using tLe medicine, and am sati1ed l Am perinI
nentIy cured. Graft ude alone prompts me TO teudel
you my testimonial.
GEORGE F. OWEN,
Dealer In Pianos aud Organs.
Grand Rapids, Michigan, October, 1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

MELODY ny TELRPHoNI,-Last night q
grand concert was given at Lucas music
store, the auditors being the subscribers to
the telephone exchange, and the medium
Of conveying the sweet strains produced
by the pertormes being the telephone
lines. The experiment was very salts.
factory, the music sounding
"FAlnt, far, hut raylAhInE
As strains heaId in dream,WS
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TURTLE SOUP lunch this morning at the
First National Saloon.
LOUIS ScHwALB, Proprietor.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7A.H12M.SP.u7r 7A.xl9N.Sp. N. r.A
10 IS 50 81 81 q 81 10
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Louisiana State lottery Company

This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the state for Educational and CharA-
bic purposes, In 1868, for the Term of Twenty
1--WE Yenrs, TO which contract the lnviolable faith
Of the State Il pledged, which pledge has been re-
newel by an overwhelming popular vote, securing liz
"a, a. D. 1872, with capital Of 100000, to which
Il has since added reserve fund Of over S3S0, 000
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISrRIBU-
TON will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
n Mepa scales or poStpoaes. L,Ok at the following
Distribution:
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JACOB W. GRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

SILVER TAeLEWARE.-Rare Bargains al
The IpWelry Store Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07
Ghe Gnteltilgeufer.
Sow Advertisements

once Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth street
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7ah &eonly Lottery aer vOtea on BY Mepeopss u a
STATE, aud under Id!s deci'tOa q the u s. SGpreRs
Court al IPaGhingtOn, q The only Legal Lottery nO'O D!
he United StGieS all other charters hdrin9 been REPEALED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-10
ICE CREAM.
FOR THE WARM WEATHER
| LkMON ICE CREAM,
| ANIl1.h IGE CKEaM
| STRA WBEkHY ICE CkR.M

LkMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA IGE CKE,M
STRa W WREkET ICE GkHhM.
WA1ER lCA3
SODA WATHR
ICE CUSTARD
HkhNH LE, I'D King street. will sell lea
Cream ai the same rstes, notwithstanding tho
co famine Ee rou'd ''grsde his cream BY the
price" but his cream would lose the good name
that years Of fsir dealing have won for it, Ho
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brengle's
Cream" from third parties will assure themselves
lhst the cream sent is certainly from his cs.sb.
Ishment He warrants his cream and does not
wish thst inferior cream may injure its ropu,
tat,on.
Hi' heslthfuI hand made csnGi IS, froe of terra
Abs or glucose, have h"cn largely purchased
Gurlrg the past season. To those who have used
them he refers for testimony Of their excallonco
Cream PnHs. Tsris and Pastry Candies and
Iaty of sll kinds Pies specially, Fruits.
Nut Conf 'ctionerins, Caromels, and Sugared
Fruits. lli' CAKES, Black, Frul! Pound
Jolly and Fancy. Ornamentrd and Flain, ere
sold cheaper than they can be manufactured tt
homo.
He cs!ers fer families and entertainments
myl2u IF
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HOOKS. .sTAgaeHEssV.a etc.
LITER AIRY REVOLUTION
.SIANDAED ROCKS ALMOST CIV
EN- A WAY!

Ry hn arrangement the undersigned d as been
appointed sole agent in Alxsndris for tho sale
OF The LuoiicaLiona Of tho NEW YORK BOOK
EACHAEGH. Catalogues and I rices furnished
on appiicatlnn. Among tho wonderful things
which have been accomplished for the lovers OF
good books by tho literary revolution" is tho
reproduction ofCHAMBkkS' Of 'ENCYCLOP-E
OLA st n mare nominal cost. 1t is a verbatim
reprint of tho last Engish edition. in Is vols :;
over !"sC9 pages. coar nonparei tyne. hand
someiy bound in cloth, 81 tO postage S c.s. per
volume; III volumes naw roAdy. Special terms
during thr present month for the c ,mpote work,
10. just think Of Smiths Bible dictionary ST !;
Talnd's English Literature S5c; or Plutsrch's
Lives, 3 to's, 81 20; or MscaulaY's Essays. 3
vols. So 10; or Rollins Ancient History, 81 25 (;
or Miiton's complete works, G0c; or Shakespeare
complete So. and so on through the list. Kys
ry body Can hayoa library of choice books a.
lhe.n prices. GEO. r. FRENCH,
Jr.'' "3 and 95 King st.
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NO. 161.
SATURDAY, JULY TO- 1880
AUCTEON SALES.
By O'Ne,l u Lucas, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES t;AAE-By virtue of deed cf
l. trust, besfin. G.cio on The S:h day Of Oeto
Der. 1870. execute! 70 no by james W. Deevers
Of Fairfsx countr, Virginia, 10 secure to Nj. B.
Harlow of the city v;AieSsntsis, Virginia. the
psymen of tho sim Of Silt so, with interest
thereon at the rate Of SIX per centum per annuu,
from October lst 1879. till paid. L will sell Ct
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
in front of tho Kcscl street. entrance to the Mar.
ket Building. in tho city of Alexandria sfore.
said, on SATURDAY, the 7th day CT August.
1880, at tho hour .? tve!yn o'clock m all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate, ly-
ing and being in lie county of Failf.x, and
State of Vilgnia containing twenty six acres.
the res % eststa M fsrmsSy % beIonainS to tho estate
Of James Potter. dtc,Gsed, snd designated in the
division thereof. maze 10 Tho year 1865, ss lot
No. ). and moro particularly described in the
abovo mentioned deed. and the deed from Potter
Pullm,n and wife to ssii James w. Deevers.
bearing date February ii h. 1868. and of record
among the land rtc)rds Of Fairfax county. liber
l. No. 1 folio IS
iyS-td JAMES r. CATION. Trustee.
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DESALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
IL FAX COUNTY, VA

- ESALh OE HEAb ES EAEE N FhlH-
~ FAX COUNTY, VA
In pursuance Of orders of The District Cont OF
the United States for the EaaLarn D.sirtct OF
Virgins, entered in tho met.ar cf John PoWsll.
bankrupt, the UNDERSIGNED rs Assig 1ec,, will
proceed TO resell AT pubc auc.ior, 81 FAirf.x
Court House. on tho NINErEENru DAY
OF JULY, 1880. fCourt day. a. Abou. tRolv1
O cock m, n TRACT OF LAID. belonging to
the eststs OF said ba1kruD:. sturcl Oh Diff :ult
Run near Dranesviila, in Fsiri+, county, Va.
and containing abou. NINETY AGHE] or
LAND, with GRISr and FLOUR NULL aud
other improvements thereon.
The Asegnees being also auLho liz VI to sci.
eaid property n! private s,Ia p4rti IS desiring to
purchase lay apply to O. w. Huatt. q; Fairf,s
q. H.. Or to John s. Fowler at Ala1sn iri.. 1t
net scl1 at private sale prior TO J lily l0.h, ths
property will be sold a. pu oc au "i,a, II, a5ova
stated.
Terms: Seven hundred anil twonty dollars
| ash will bs required Oh tho day OF sale and the
| residue in three eqnal instameats q. one Nv,
and three years: .us pu:ch sse. to g.va b. AS,
with approved security, barring iu.s.e.t fton
day Of ssle, for the deferred paYm lts an tho
title 10 bs retsined until the whoi. pIrsh.so
| money is paid.
| JoGN .; "; soSTy i. Fowlsg As:ix':e..
| is7-2aWts
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAIU A Is l. II
l. LAND NEAR OCCOQUhN VILLAGE
By virtue Of y dned Of trus: troni George Seec-
man and wife. dated tho 10Th day Of February.
1873, recorded among the land records of Fair
fax county. libsr ?, No. 4, page 26i. and for tha
purpose therein mentioned. the undersigned will
olsr by public snctol q. FairlAI Court Houss.
on MONDAY, the Dist day Of June. 1885,, tha
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said dse1 OF
trust, except that portion conveyed by George
Selecman and wife to ksdmsn Seiecmsn. SAID
land contains 622 scrrs, ard will be sold in lot.
and designated as lots Nos |. and ).
No. contains G) acres orc third in tinbar.
With comfortable HOUSE.
No. 2-l92 acros. With good HOUSE aud
barn one third cleared ...
No. 3-270 acres. And known AS tho HON
TRACT; hss o comfortable HOUSE aud barn.
Terms Of Sale: 30 much Of tho purchase
money ih cash as will psy expenses Of sale /; also
the sum Of one thousand dollars. with interest
thereon from tho 18Th day Of February, 1915.
Until tho day of sale. Selling So trustee. shall
convey such title rs is vo,lsi IN ma. which l
believe to bo good ..
my20-td VIM. r. HALEY, Trustee.
fse- The above sale has boon postponed until
MONDAY, the l9:h day OF July, 1889. At the
| same hour and place. iaxS-td
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CONN M FkEs' sA LIE
VERY DESIEaBLE FAKM
Upper FAUOUIER.


BY virtue of decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Fauqu!er county. pronounced on the an day OF
April, 1850, in the chsncery suit OF Rector 8
\ heirs vs.. Rector, the undersigned. commission
ers Of sale, will soil, ut pub!ic auction 10 tho
highest bidder, in front or the store and ware
house Of Thomas Glasscock and &. Il. Walker
st Rectortown station in FsuQuier county, Va.
on WEDN ESDAY, tho llLh day OF August.
1887, tho following trscs of land, being the real
estate of tho late Thomas William Kectur:
l.t. A TRACT OF LAND. lying in tho coun.
~ of Fau1uier. containing 10 acres.
"a. ONE HALF OF AN UNDIVIDED
TRACT OF LAND. in Loudoan county, Va.
containing 65 acres, with lot Of four acres nj.
joining thereto.
The farm Of 10 sc.cs. in FauGuier county, il
WILDLY known rs Quo OF tho most productiVeant
desirable farms in upper FsuGuicr. 1t Is sit
uated midway between RcctortoWn and Upper
ville in the hosrt of tho blue grass section or
Fauquier, % milea from RtG.ortO WI station, w.
q, V. NJ. +. K. Tho land is OF the first quality.
in desirable neghhorho0d, we'll wstered, well
fenced and in good condition; ton aces in tim
Der and tho remsiniie- cleared twenty acres OF
the cleared land sro in cultivation the remain-
der in good.bius grass. Thore are on the farm
a new and comfortable DWELLING and other
improvements, all in good repair; spring Of
never failing Tree stono water near the dwelling
and young peach end apple orchard OF cholca
fruit A more desirable farm in tho bus grass
section Ct upper FanGu!er seldom CORES into
market.
The farm in Lou-oun county is vol located
in desirable neiY Gbo:hood, half a mile from
Upper vile; the land Of drst quality, acres IN
cultivation; the a;aie. we'll set in gIas,. The
DWELLING HOCSG is e1HfJrtsblv.
Terms Of Sale: G!:a tenth OF the purchase
m oney in cssh; the residue nthrao equs( annu.
sl instslments. Fer the deferred payments the
purchaser to execute bonds. with approved per.
sonal security to bear interest from tho lst day
OF January, 1881 the title will b, retained until
theast payment i, m,:n and tha land resod ~
the risk of the purchaser il tho tarms of sale bs
not complied With. ......
Both farms arc rented for tho current Year
Q8S0) The purchasers will havo so'dRg priv.
leges this year SIS to tho land in cultivation and
full possession on tho frst OF January, 1881.
g. B. GIBSON,
w. A. HUDSON, }Com'fs.
JOHN II. ALEXANDER
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100 BOXES varions brands of Family
NV SOAP-Babbitts, Rigging, Stand
ard, Oriental, Dobbins and other varieties.
sepl6 HARMON g. SMITH,
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EDRIME SMALL HAMS, Sugar cured Shout.
Z dors and Breakfast Pieces just received and
fer aala hp fall i q AII y
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TRY THE OWL MATCH, for sale only by
l. MCLEAN u UHLER,
it1S G6 King street.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vertisers.
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INDIA LINEN AND NULL, IN blue pink,
l. cream and white; also Lined Dress Goods
received to-day by
je22 d. F. BRASHBAR,
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yA- ATCH KEY. TWKgZER and EAR
w SPOON Goa bined good article; f.,r
SAFE by JAS +. CARLIN i SONS
my:5 iS King g. eel.
, 1880-10-27

8pfetai Nspatkh to IAs CHICAGO 1ftbuns.
New YoRg, Oct. sa,-The National Republican
Committee hero has Information from Western
Stato Of a gigantic schcmo TO carry New York
for tho nomuuFats by tho uaa OF mouey obtained
by axstsslug rich DuEnocrnts nll over tho poun.
try, Thu sohctne was concocted at q secrgt
meettng OF tho Nations! Democratic Committee
OIL tho Saturday following the October elections.
Members, Of that CosaGuittee from all tho
statea agrpo<!. ut thatl tlMe, upon thu amount
to bc furnished by oaeh stato, ard Immediately
rcturnod home to ratse, tho nonoy by lsyylng
assessments upon wealthy Democrats. Tho
whole nnount y not known. hut 1t cannot bo
much lcss thar " ,ooo,0aA Tho amount sent
from tho 8tAtose from which tho infortla.
don comes, on,of the SMALLEST and poorest Ut
tho Western etatet. where tho DeiuocEats arc In
hopeless minority. ia $4,000, It Is reasonable
IN suppose that tho wholo amount is nearly
hundred times thla' The money was sent yes
terixy, 10 tho National Nepublican Cosunlt-
tea IL auform0} by correspondent
IN TINT State IT. il mado Of contributions
from several leadlnfs Democrats. Tho money
wRs sont Ia Chalrn,}n Harluu1. It is believed
larger amounts from Vther states arc daily pour
Ing into tho hands ct shp grpat Democratic cor
fuptton organization peFe. Tho money Ia to 10
usel maluiy. In NowY City to buy votos
enough to carry the stato for Hancock. The
methods Of tho intended corruption aro NOT
known by tho Republican Nauonal Commuters
, 1880-10-27
nAItNuA'B IMPORTATION.
0sassfnt fAa.Ifeh "A sf.hA "a fA4sa I'll

ap*etat Ut.p.teh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
NEW fouK. Oct 2d-ThAt tho apprehcusona
OF Gov, lowell woru right as TO tho character OF
thu mon who wpr9 reported to hln as being
shipped to Florida, and which movement ho ctr
tloayorcd 10 cheokmatu by hts dispatches which
BIT. NArnunl accidentally got bold OF and has
promulgated to tho world as ovtdoncG OF ant!ol-
1Mted Republican colonization. !s clearly dcm0n"
stsatcd by u letter which waa received ut TO-
publican National heAdauarters to-day. Tho
lotter IL wrltten by c. II. Melville Smith, nct1a-
bor Ut tho Executive Committee Ut tho 0nrtletd
aud Arthur Club ut HulithtOwu, Btaten island.
liz aays; y In conversation held With Mr.. @: 7.
Smith, first assistant eHKlucGr Of tho steamer
CITY of Dallas, OF hlallory's Line. whose home ia
In this village, hu Informed mes In answer to my
9,,cation, tbAt tho men who went cut on his
steamer werU employed by
4 uEuoCltAT10 CONTRACTOR,
and tn pu!ittoul discussion overheard by him
among tue men noafly all wer0 members OF tho
Democratic purity, Mr.. 8tnlth has rpoord for
ycsaulty thAt IL uudoubttM by any man Ut any
purity In this town. Tho honor Of ':ex-
porting yotors TO Florida sceu1s to belUuxs
fronl thts testimony, to tho Detaoutattn party."
Meanwhile bfr. narnuta'x Committee IL lOodnx
tho country With photographic copies OF Mr.
Jewolra dispatches. Ile 'purPoasly wthholda
tho dispatch OF Out. 4. which explains TINT tho
men wero to bo sent to Florida for Demousatlo
purposes. Tho 0rl4lnal Of tho dispatch was ac-
cldontally tusnoA oycr to Harnum's Committee
with tho othera by the blnndcrln9 telegraph
officials, but, whtln the others on which 11atnAna
h,ngoa bis nttaek. and howl ot "colontxAuon
have been returned. thIs particular message,
which u tho key 10 tho antlre Asaauon. IL sti4
, 1880-10-27
Three Greenbackers to Go on the
Democratic Ticket in In.
diana.
The Virginia Wittdrawal--Tfe Regis.
trnti0n Imbr0glio III
Louisiana.
Report Of the Joint Debate Between Wash
burn and Villas at Madison.


ARREST
At O'CLOCK THIS MORNING..
Gptefdl DIspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOllK. Uet. .7-1 Il. m.-The report IL Just
In thAt two arresss have bccl ctfcctcd for tho
0ar.lctd letter forgery. Nothing detinIt is yut
known. II II proves correct, niny moi be able
to got tho fncts before or 3u'ut0vk.'
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago 1rtbHas.
NEW ioiaK, Oct. a7-1:W IL. tn.-The Gnr0cla-
lottcr forgery hus boon followed up yury closely,
nt,d detectives havo boon zcnlously at work over
since It's publication to ferret out the luthor
Or authors OF the dcspicublc net. II haa
bcon intltnntci III dispatches to TIfE
TRIBUNE thnt tho ollic.als weso satisfied
tloy Ind possession Of II cluw TINT would ulti-
1nately lead to tho Detection Ut tho criminals.
md tliat they wcrc OIL II scent thut would utti-
nlutoty lead to the gAElo fs proven BY tho events
Of Tonight. 1t loAkeh cut nbcut / o'clock
tl,nt tho detectives hnl ru1I down two
n,cn, and TINT Cupt. DorRhocs, Of
tho Twcnty-ntnth Precinct stntion had 1nado
tholr arrest. Tho prisoners were taken to tho
above station nIld lookutl up.
Shortly n1terwurds United States Supervisor
John /. davenport md Ppl:co Commissioner
French AppeAred ut tho station.
, 1880-10-27
AI.ENI,QIs.

x1+5IEHuAf y flhtI1lkSs
CLEVELAND, Oct. @.-About 100 Trumhull
County people visited Gen. Gariield today ut
Mentor. An Introductory speech WIS nlalu by
,JudKo Taylor. recently elected ~ Gnrtelds sue
cessnr In tho lfuuso. Gen. Gurlc!d rculied as
fo!lows:
LADIES' AND uENTLgMEN: You huvo no idea
whit 1t y to me to look Out upon this ctrete Ut
1Aces: IEtrc hnvo been ECtEl snlny atrtuBera
I'll this ynru W tho lust two WEEKS Thore nrc
s2lno st51tn4ors, porhHrs, hcre now; but In thIs
Hush bnok It, nlo the niplnDyIes 0r those twenty
yc!rs r!at, r years t,ll of ssruHgo. tuiI Of aucs.
nons, tull of ryents' tnli ot friendship. full Of
iite q public and prtynto friendship on thIs
Western lh,seryo You cannpt know. whit
stru'Kth It brlnss to me to seo sboso frio,tls
cause thAt thoy beloved repTcsuntct. mud havo
atoOd b. It In most unseltish, oArllcst, intul-
ss thoso ycass. ss'ol Viz, e'''e h'"""'F aoslns H."
SEE MEN IN THIS u1llcLE
who, In tho wholu Of this loIln ttlue, havo never
botrhyct to me by any sIgn or word that thoy
oy III II" e, ary or " sorsS; ~:
aud ita best intercsts, and that their frieIdHhip
for mo wis largely, IT not altogether. bccnusG
you'd service 10 tho t;auso they lovef! and tho
country they rcrcrct. a INN With stub fttonL-
sehlps ep , arouni d h'm. With such supports bohtt,a
decd, u ho did not amount to something:
s. sand. let MIC say. out nf she soil OF such
ILL tuG3E$ GH1 OF INC lCftt8
Ut sl,ch people liz these, there can grnw all TINT
IL bGst III our civilization and uilder uur In
stitnt1onS. know hot what nwnts mo !n tho
future. never DISCOUNT It. 81 tar US 1t rpintcs
to inysolf. nurcr ul!Ow lnysalf to be eiated
with whit may 10, nor depressed With what may
be, but do elty this: That
CANNOT CONCEIVE s1 THAT TIE TINE CAN EVER
when tho friendship Ut these men that are
Eatiletul III this yAr1 to-day can b1 anything
but uGAr to INC, ind OF tho greatest t,Uss!blo
value tn strengthening my hoart and h0pe,
whatever tho iteld Of my work may bo. |
thank you. entlonlen. that, on this Indictment
day, atd with nli the circumstances apparently
asniuht It. you have nlndu your way heru to my
Aonlo; that ytu AAvc formed u circle about It
that Will not disappear wlui1 you uro gone. 1t
WILL seem to .,lo In all tme 70 os,uo, As stant
Upon this portul. that hand Of my old e0natItu.
and 'ove ctrutng nb4,ut my door. ] we!lso,no yoi
As you know could wetcane but few other
Krtups OF rooplo III this world, and hops. you
taklnK each OF you by tho hand.
, 1880-10-27
OHIO.


Sptetai DLrateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
CuLCMnUs, O., Dot. :6.-Suh1eicnt information
has como tn the surface to-day to Justify tho
statement TINT tho Democracy hnye not uban-
doncd Ohio, hut, On the contrary, nro unusually
active In every section of tho Btate, In euch
school district and voting prooluct- From Dem-
ocratlo sources 1t Ia learned TINT, at the socrct
meeting held horc few days after tho suco Mt
election, arrangements wcro malo 10 carry on
tho nxht, but In tho most secret munnur.
1t was decided to R!vo out tho iulprcs-
zion thAt there would bo TO more money
spent In tho state. with a Wow Of securing tho
election Of HanrUoh. 1t wis believed by tho
Democratic leaders that tho Republicans would
rcgnrs1 tho Sulto M suro to give Gen. Gartlul
heavy majority; thAt overrOnddenco would
canso many to renaln at home, thus giving tho
advantage to tho D0nocrnts. a ttusty wotkur
has boon appointed III cvury district, and eyoey
UgmccFat Ia oulng urged TO yoto.' hut at tho
sA0lu tinlo TO fnttlnat0 to bis Republican neigh
bor that 1t was no use.
CIRCULAR LETTEN
WIS sont to Zach Democratic voter detailing tho
program to bo carried out. 1t waa urged that,
II
ONE or EVERY SIXTEEN KEPuAE.1pAN VOTERS
could he kept from voting, tho State could 10
carried for Hancock, aud that tho Democrntlu
purity 10 now ouR,lged III sull-hunt Of hugo d.
menyona. The work which tho Democrats arp
cu&axeI In IL being conducted ut night, 30 AZ
not to attract tho attention OF tho Isepuh!Icuna:
but, now that tho cltoulas has fallen !nt0 tho
hunds OF shs Republicans, tho work by which
tho Democrats hoped to capture tho stato will
not DO available.
TIE 0llANp JURY.
CIxclNnArr, Oct. .I.-Tho Dumocratto commit
tcos Of this ot,unty having recUntly isslVl a1t
adlross, chnFkinx extensive frauls In tliS city
in tho Octubor election, q hilu,bor OF tho ssxncrS
ftf fh1 ait m Cn1ni }H3fraj ttH {F1NH
, 1880-10-27

kAVl0 batNHn AibfuAESs
spsetat Dnpateh to The CA1easo 1rs:uns.
Dosr0x. Oct. u The Lynn ltts. gives the fol-
lowing points concerning tho farged 0nrneld
Chinese lottGr: 's:fho bundorer who forged
tho uartou !ettaf lofkut ah important poIht III
biz forgery. Ttn alleged lcttcf never WIS re-
cotVed ID l'ynn{ ehaor w tho fhNhieal H. l..
horey or anybody etso 1t IS tho oastpsn ut tho
Lynn post.otlle9 to stamp all lottcss thtt 20 Into
tho RppurlI duitfefy with tho informant t0n that,
~ IN Mi nJ,II,.t ia f,,rnishod IN t}n pna,,
n mustor. @ ~. aiI ' .usi, to that address VIII Io
delivered BY tho CARRIERS frco OF ctmrEe.
i,sto-s nddrcussa III T.. Mnrov.sI and.
-. tharo :. nn aren't NM, rurhar In the fn,,-
aI,,I, .L.,., 49, I...,s - -o,ntvod NJ pit ucnt
st'a'4u sao""i '4o !ssto4t - Areo - ~
ihto tho Kes'crnl delivery. 1t ~ "untlsEo fho
gensra! duIlvory, It was xtampoi. uni tho
atnn,n ahn,,Id IN vi, nnrx,arcd on tho onielOpr
r's.s sst ... IT, tncix tho 1vn,t. ,Ti,o
assoes shah ta VI e Fl. % wns s.selvi @ % o,l, %
uppcar." ;. =.
Thoro aro thosp who believe thal this