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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
Probability Of His Nomination To-day

CINCINNATI, O.. June %. The conven-
ton was called to order at 1910, when
all delegates appeared.
Circulars of the National Womans Suf-
frage Association were distributed through
the hall, signed by Mrs. Gage as chairman.
They demand recognition of woman's rights
and insertion in platform of plank pledg-
ing the democratic party to use all its power
to secure to the women of the nation a por-
ton in the exercise of suffrage.
Young of Ca, presented a report of Com
mittee on Credentials. They reported there
were two delegations from Massachusetts.
| They admit both delegations, by agreement
between the two. The united delegation is
to cast the vote of the State. They also re-
ported in favor of sitting delegates from the
26th district Of Pennsylvania. In the ease
of New York, the committee had carefully
weighed the whole evidence, and with
| sufficient unanimity had voted for the sitting
members to retain their seats. Applause. ]
There were no other contestants anywhere,
and the committee report all delegates en-
titled to seats.
Carroll proceededto read his report, inter-
| rupted with boistcrous cries louder ''let
clerk read it." Hoadley called for order and
said the gentleman from Kansas could be
heard by the entire audience if order was pre-.
served. and it was his right to be heard and
no should he. TApplause.
Carroll here added that The position of tho
Tammany men at this time is precisely analo
gous to the condition of the New York con
testants in 1876, when the contestants were
admitted to half the seats in the New forl
convention, which action united the party ant
led to victory.
| In conclusion, the report presented a reso
luton dividing the vote and making it 30 t.
90 giving the latter to the Shakespeare Hal
organization. The minority report is signc,
by Carroll Of Kansas. Tell of New Jersey
Bosullo of Colorado and Davidson of Arkan
sas.
| Young demanded the previous question. stat
| ing the committee spent all night on their work
and had done il well. The previous question
Was seconded. and the roll called.
| When the State of Alabam,
was called it was not ready and an interva
WAS allowed for consultation. Mr. Young in
ouired whether under rules of the House o
Representatives there would not be an hou
for debate after the previous question wa
ordered.
The chair replied that the convention ha,
adopted the rules of the last convention. when
only FIVE minutes debate was allowed afte
tbe order of previous questions.
So the main question was ordered. Mr.
| Young said under the rules of the Hous
there was one hour for debate, of which h,
proposed two thirds be given to the contest
ants and their friends. [Applause.
Mr.. Kelly not being in the hall. Mr.. Geo
w. Miller of ALBANY appeared in behalf o
the contestants. After long discussion. tn
minority report of the committee, favorin
admission OF 20 contestants from New York
- ..:ou.od
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

a~SrxxKR CorrAcE FOR RESr.-My
cottage on Squirrel Island,for July. Enquire
Of rredk. Hsmlen, firm Fowler, Hamien 8
Smith,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
POLITICAL.

Vermont Republican State Convention,
BURLINGTON, VT. June 2s. The republi-
can State convention to-day, nominated Col
Roswell Farmland Of Bradford. for Governor
Gen. John Barstow of Burlington. for Lieut.
Governor; for Treasurer, Hon. John A. Page
Of Montpelier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
Permanent Relief.

PENNINGTON, Me-, Feb. 5, 1880.
MEssRs. p w. HUBBARD & CO.-Having
been treated for Bilious Collie by physicians
and receiving no relief, take pleasure in
saying that the Peoples Favorite Tonic Bit
tiers has given permanent relief, not having
had an attack for some three years. When
feeling poorly and suffering from loss of
appetite have got speedy relief from the
Bitters. L. {. Marston.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

"Children's Day" will be observed at the
Free Baptist Chuch next Sabbath, by suitable
services, and sermon to the children will
be delivered by the pastor Of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
There Is no Pain Like Toothnche.

1t cheats the dogs for making a fellow
squirm. Nobody pities you. SECT it out, y
SAYS one rub the tooth against a stone, -
says another; "when it begins to swell then
it wont hurt much" SAYS third. The
reason of the ache is you didn't use 5000
DON'T, and prevent your teeth from decay.
Mothers never fail to recommend Malt
Bitters as nourishing and strengthening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

The Augusta Gun Club will meet at their
old grounds for glass ball shoot, Thursday.
June cath, at o'clock, T. NJ, to have a
score Of 20 shots each. We hope all the &C.
tive members will be present at this shoot, to
take final action in relation to meeting the
Topsham Club in a friendly glass ball shoot
at Topsham, June Goth, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
wEATmER REroRT.

Indications for the Next ~ HesSs.
War Dept, OfRce Chief Signal Officer. |
Washington, d. c., June 24.-l .. N. !
For New Eneiana and the Middle States,
partly clondy weather, possibly occasional
rains, variable winds, stationary temperature
and barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Mz-Furnished house to let a. Sqsirrel
Island, The east tenement OF tue nouse
known as the Stanwood ana Tower co''Ase
Apply to ~ a. sw.
Pittston, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

We learn that arrangements have been made
BY the Maine Central road so that passengers
by the early morning train will not have to
vait at Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

The beautiful grove bordering on Snow
pond, near North Belgrade depot, is now be-
ing fitted up by the Adyentists. for their an
nual camp meeting. to be held Sept. 4th to
18th. Public religious services will also be
held in said grove, July Sd and 4th. A neat
and commodious station house has been erect
ed here, and q post Office established, called
Lake Side. Mails arrive and leave the Office
daily. This is one Of the prettiest places in
this state, and tickets to Lake Side and re-
turn may be had at all stations on the Maine
Central railroad f0r one fare the round trip,
good for thirty days from date of purchase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Is cut from the Estate Journal" Spring
field, ILL.,, the following: 'Anong the sex
and disabled, ballot taken in person anu
by proxy, resulted in form BY = unanimous
vote in tsvor nf Warmers Safe Remedies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

n-Mr. Hendee, opposite the poss-oihce
is making the best style photographs OF Ihe
memhers Of the Baptist convention, for TWO
.i.,lsr. pcr dozen. Give him call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

H-rf you want nice fruit g? to Piper ana
soH They are receiving daily fresh straw
berries, blacSberries, currants' bananas
c,.rvcs and lemons. 4"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

v.,e.sc Relt Co., MarsAall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Eicet,o- o. N:l'
NJ. ), The afflicted upon 30 days trial
49,. ,.,,res vuaranteed. They mean What
s -. - Write to them without delay.
ms sawysr's 3alve - BOW pfepefee ~ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

~TAe largest stock of Trunks and Bags
in fhe city, at the corner store,
Phil r. Gefehsifs,
Cor. Bridge and Water SIS.
Nc, Leather Trunks and Gram Leather
RAGS a speciaify. Skari Straps and Bon
net Trunks Arrays on hand.
.rr;laI +:,m PHIL r. GETCHELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Awell known man was suffering from ae.
billity and loss of appetite took '"U , ~
of Hoods Sarsaparilia, gained ten Posn''
and got we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

The closing exercises at St. GATHERINGS
Hall occurred yesterday afternoon, and
we're largely attended by the friends CT tire
school. Bishop Medley and members Of the
clergy Of the Diocese were present. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
PROGRAMME.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Prevent weakness and degeneration O tne
kdneys and urinary organs, Malt f1saels'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Rings Vegetable Ambrosia rsstofss ~ Sy,,,n~ ont
it, original color. prevents Inc ns ~ ~ hair n thu
1srtst ~ Psrsons. Bsnss Co.. whclsssis D -,
Hiete. 0ensl Aria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24

Dr. Outtes's shoulder Braccs corfsS US n,us
toOplne. Parsons. Bangs 20,
Rists. F6rtland, General Agenss.
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Old Age.

Old Age.
The aged will find the Peoples Favorite
Tonic Bitters, a safe and reliable remedy for
the ailments peculiar to their time of life.
These bitters have been pronounced one of
the greatest medical blessings of the age.
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I1ifn.

Died in Hsllowell. June 10th. Hattie A.. wife of
DR.. J. d. Nutting, and daughter of the late David
Andrews Of Otisfeld, aged 20 years.
, 1880-10-14
IOWA.
NEFUNLIcAN 3lAH9-MEET1SG or OLD SOL. |
uIE:I,a ~ LINN COUNTY. |

uIEIs IN LINN COUNTY.
8ptetat Dtspateh to 1as Ghteaoo 7ttbuns-
CEpAH llAr1ns, H., Oct. 13.-The Demo-
crats OF Linn County have u severe attack Of
grumbles. They don't feel well, and, III fact,
Arc not happy. Sotue time since, a number
Of tic lea.liny Republicans Issued tho follow
inG call for Soldiers ltcun!an to be held
here Oct. Is:
we think 1t advaahlo, both for soctnl aud
rolltica' reasons, to hold Ncpunltenn tnnss-
inceting q u ts.o OLD soldiers now res,;lert IN
Li' ! MEo',sy to H. l,sld at Cear ln's in
ii III! tho .lc!! .wo wore i! .ho UnioH ar1ny dur
tt,Y tho lato W9r. md atili ho!d 70 tho snrno
iii ticfc1lse Of otr country. r
The purpose Of this reunion was to 1em-
0nstrutc tint tic soldiers were not Eotng to
vote for Hancock a1td English; ALSO to show
lhat tliB soldiers OF tho banner Republican
county Of Iowa aro Republicans by IL lnrgo
majority. l.inn County furnished II company
Of nlnuty.day men for tho first regiment
The Democrats were furious because Of
the seeming desire OF tho Republicans to be
separatet from tho'n ~ every RESPECT. ain!
s;s,ed clrenlnr Ito tl,e veteran . sS!dio5s ot
throughout .tllis county. Tho circular was
signed by Il few Democrats; G1M!, after quot
ing the first paragraph ut tho Original call for
tlp.renn[on, continues:
ceiyC. nnd We wish TO e1!ter protest ugalnst tho
spirit tantt prompted ita tss1n,lce. .YIsh snpEa
S Sr unsiH e. ~! , ot nsaSf ;t sHe s
INT 10 coupled With dishonest and diAtonorabe
statcmonts eMlcNItod to STR up persnn9! mud
sncial feuda between men who gtutM shoulder to
shoulder III defense Of a common country.
The nlntn Istoa tn be conveyed IL, tilat this Is
ts SC cauty Il ws so ~ worGc ietf 10 ,sceva. Il Is
smny ~ attSmpt Sn the part ct fs I,olIi;
| fsf 10
The direct implication conveyed, TINT, no mat
hMve in hih cnllttry's service, Il 10 liIcra with
theae gen!lenon nnd thelr purity he is II traltur.
is ~ nsut that sh9nla net o ,,re1ukes Any
nnaSie thoory bravo ma is aways gu s,''s
sE1sns1always "a lca,y r. g.Mnt T. others tho
doubt nj to your decision. -
Thcpoor things admit that thcyhaye "nhth-
INK wassySs to f % abnp Eit s"po Ssi, 5os
they do very much tlfslike to Anyc it fully
demonstrated TINT the soldiers arc not 4lan-
cock ant! English men, but prorose t. vote
ess ey was 1afIht fIteu III f5sas io u Sf s s eS tSe
rniinIon; hut noxt Friday Afternoon and uye1l-
Ing, With fair weather. vii! show how many
were INDUCED to renlnIil-not AWAY. but ilrn!
whlcl! Grant aud Sherman fought mil Lin
colh died. Linn CoMntyfs getting to le so'nt.
what noted for the builtlozing propenslttes OF
tho n;1ocras ,a.n 1l tersln: S, uHlass they
Il They faye surely bccIl srnnted ,!lnasy court.
csies and privileges by tho lsspabl!eaua; a,Ml
e!yery e!yery tlno they take occasion to 'phuso the
il 'ilay bo that some Of tho Southern sym.
pnt!llzers. will try to 1nako II disturbance
during tho reunion; but they. will find the
Noys IT. l!lne. Will! their Old toF'l lackets and
| 1n11nlt 4k111 n ffGr
, 1880-10-14
WEST VIRGINIA.
1lEftf.14f,tCAN nAtEa.

bhAFHs
WtrEHL1So. W. Va. Oct. 13.-Keports from,
West Virginia are coming In slowly. The
indications use TINT tllo Republicans hnve
reduced tho Democratic 'najorlltes I'll mum.
bcr Of countless hut their majority will not
be mucl, below $3.50, II n,y. Tho Isepubtlc-
a1ls depended upon much larger t}reef-
back vote being cast tllnn was thrown. It
serms that this party, which claimed up
wards Of ~, o00 votcs IN the State. will not
poll over hnlf that humber. On election tlay
tl'ey largely went back TO the two old par
Ties.
Tho IIon. George c. sturgIss, tho 1.cpub-
licall candidate for Governor, has led
his ticket considerably. : 1fo- carries Wood
County, Tic home Of tic Democratic
cnnlldate fur Governor, BY n handsome Isla-
jority, although. It l,as been largely Demo
cratic hitherto.
Kanawla County probably elects tho en-
tire Qrccnback ticket, but 1t Is claimed by the
Democrats by n small majority.
Morgan County gocs Republican by an
average Of ITO. about Its usual maturity.
Irooke County gives jackson {Dcmocrat)
for Governor. ~ majority, Il lpss Of about IS
on tic vote Of four years ago.
Hancock County elects tho full Republican
ticket BY a majority Of 1ad.
Mason County elects M0naEor {RepifbIicah}
Prosecuting Attorney by 20 majority, and
tho Republicans Claim tho county for tile
whole Ticket.
Cabe1l County gives the Democrats an aver.
age Of about 400 majority: Fayette Is claimed
| by the Democrats by Mt least 100 majority.
Taylor County elects DAWSON {Democrntl to
tle Legislature, but. the balance of the Re:
| publican ticket Is elected BY a majority Ut
| about too: 4 dispute about tho LEGATION Of
ct the legislative candltlatG; In this county.
Rnti1 of over 100 Oil the yotc uf four years
ago. OHIO County probably elects tho entire
Democratic ticket.
TIE VOTE WAS UNUSUALLY LARGE,
ami fs not yet fully counted. AtononEahcls
| gives the Republican ticket nn average INA
iorlty of $50, about tho usual maturity, Fur
bee u(epublicnnl Is probably elected Scnhto
fran the counties Of Welsell, Marshall, ant
Marion. Alarl0l elects tho Democratic
tlckUt by majorttcs of 10 to l50. Doddr!dg'
County will probably elect tho Republican
ticket, hut Is claimed BY l>0th parties. Thu
constitutional amendments arc. probably cnr
rieu. Harrison County elects Moon fllerub
lcnn} Prosecuting Attorney n.ltl sends n!i
Republican md ono Democrat 10 tho Legls
latllrc. Thu vute Is very clnse md not full
counted. Tho Republicans nrc clninin
Btrkcly County hy II slnnll M0j0rIty. Min
ernf County ii Democratic by Il small ina
tority. The result OF the election II. Tucke
CDliity shows the defeat Of tho entire Den
ocratfc ticket. 1finear. tRopublica10 IL elec
cd Sheriff by 113 minority.
, 1880-10-14

evcrythnK "s Tsqn,red 70 prueo al those orca!
:aa sa .s%t'ap,s'' "a ,a aJRoat Rsaosss sS56' =
products and wealth. We gre now getting rnn,s tnr,s
i,roducrd by slave lnbar. We nro constantly
payilH into thcir treasures large amount a,,-
% for e, ss ws sWyah Who soy sox Witt " 10
buy anything. they do their manufact9fea 90 1T, mat
ttclcs. they 70 tO Europe for thetu ann we ~
CO il not only our ncshbor. but she IS ~ I.en1t =,
s so.e i lss. I'D a. Ill Srg Rsss asy
our manufacturers produce ,:ISo,,yns IneS wsa'
tnkc from " cotton goms: iGGoIo1'vns. M TO- ,na.
chlncey necessary 10 tho running oI ra,tsnan'
agricultural implements wagons. carssnsEea' earnings
ans aosa an Sns enis ,bn9: eo'a
mcntIun. When We can pny for the imports Ut
our tsop!cnl pr's!es wit shs psIss' nnt 2, "nt
Ourselves. continue To give employment to null
t.es o. peope that wc n2w hnvc , ana ,s whHa g,
f%rsyer o cSrE pcie f b"e our aa MI wi"
At tho cpncl'tsion Of hls remarks Gen. Grant
| vas warmly nppln,.dod.
Tho 0cnoral and party then returned 10 tho
Ar xfaFrr.
Gen. Grant WAS ontcrsaned Tonight by tho
aSSs966 Xftss ,6e eS Shafs asa
tho distinguished guest, three tlmca three were
called for fnr tho GehcrRt ard hcaft'y RitGn' III
| the coursg of his response. Gen. Grant sAtt:
We arc Il Aat!on. Tint prtneed!s !!
on tho thoory. that all pnwer ~
having only s1,ch powers ~ tho people cho:'st
| to extend to them from time Y time -, Ap.
nc o,,t In sayiaR. nave proceeded on the thcnrs
That nll power Is with tho bend ot tho 0ovsri,' ,
ncnt, mid the people hive no rights. no priv.
icxcs whaiorer' cxeeps MS they f., r.,
eS.stGls ex,sn1so tRat On on that that theory s.ict
self.rcllance. such Independence as our peoi'lt
possess Gun bc created except after lnpse, =
rrcat time, and wten power Is 40 fur exteiMls'
10 tho people that the crown has Inst ts in'!,,
eilce, they cat then begin to grow grrnt.. w
| started out with tho oxnerlcncc OF other ma
lions, and comncnced pretty we'll. consder'nf
that apprentices had to eoss ta9 Jon: i,on1t
smIlef.] Now we havc grown to tnanhood AZ
hnve become of REe. have got history, tnits
| ttlat konlc wny or other We will work thrnuR
any future difficulties that tnay nrtso. and tina
wo will 70 down to tho end nf time an exnnn, @ y,
10 1thpr peoples, md furnishing E1t1d p1hfnpl
which many of them will fccl tooncr OF later.
, 1880-10-14
ILLINOIS,.

sp<sta1 Dtspateh to Ih4 cbt<apn Gttbans,
FREEroHT, ill.,. Oct. 13..23trho Republicans
aro reJo!cetl over the glorious npws from III,
dlana and Ohio, Mld their Democratic
brethren are depressed. l,lE. preparations
ara boiling Matio for ronRtng 11nass-'aeetlng
to DO hald at Tuylor's Park Oct. 70, to bo
addressed by the sIou. Leoilard SWEET, Robert
7. Ltncoln. aid Ani. ]. A. Connolly.
uATAVIA..,
Special Ms7aseA 10 7ns caltdpo Tribune,
Au.soIsA, ILL.,, Oct 13.--F1ur companies of
Republican torcll-bcarots went to Batavia by
special tnsin this evening, ,wl,vro +. 8. Tay.
lor mud Leonard Swest dd1ress Republican
ulcotlng. 49,
MuItrIIyBfioRo.
8ptetas Correspondents u 7aa'thttaoo Tribune.
MuIrllYsnono. ILL.,, rOcL'l2.-On notice
OF only about tweuty-four hours largu Ro-
publican meottng was held in the court-liouse
yArtl lu this place last eyent1l9, and WIS ad-
lressed by thus 1Ion. FnMk ". Palmer, Of
Chicago. Tle assenlblaHe wns composed
largely OF nlll1rs, iull, W(,pn tho speaker
reuclled tllat portion ut hts speech relating to
thu question Of protection OF American labor,
tbs Interest ut the alldiuiIcp WINS manifested
lii u lllDst tuisMlstakabl9Hlatllle TAv speaker
showed Its eMttra familiarity with this sub
tect, and was rewarded not only by tue clos
eat attention Oh ths patt Of bis audience. but
, 1880-10-14

Democrata nro very dEseouraReds and taks
tho defgat III very weak way. Zip lo-unt%rw a,aera
night The lion. tacorgo r; ltazcltoi. EneMrs W.,
be,ng made Tor one Of Thy graildest lsrpubllGi-
an ratiiicatlotls cvar held here. II " estl-
mated TINT fully 1000 persons will bo III at
ANN ARno1s, MICH.
sp<etal Dtspateh to IL Chicago 1ftbunx
Ann AuDpit, Micil., Oct. l1.-The Kepuh-
]caiis lIeld IN Immense Eloriilcatlon ll'eet'nK
Tonight !at thg Opefa,iioilse, a'sH s},eeelaEs
\ m.K Kin1,io. senator Ferry rcad late tc!e:.
araras from Ohio md Indiana, bringing still
Better news. and the annotl,!ccnlg'its Merc
applause.
.Bptttal DtspdteA to Tie chteapo Tribune.
ADIuAN, Mich, Oct. 13.-'fho glorious re-
suits til Indiana md Ohio wero receivEu here
Tho Tsh 6esS e1. viz isdascd II %
extrnyaEnllt demonstrations over Maine, ara
now cofrespondtngly depressed ant sullc!l.
Fifty Republican meetings nre a1llt0u!iGeu III
al s oid.timss is maoriiy M caa bo relied on. ILL., % ~
st. LOUIS.
Special Dtspateh to TAs Chtkapo Trtb.sns.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Oct. l3-The widest en-
thusias1n prevnfls here over tho Republican
successes III Ohio ana ln;lana. Iha n streots fger
last night, mud each bulletin announcing Ke.
publican lna}Uritlcs Is received with roulttls
Of cheers. a salute is heing fret dIom h,1a olio
toforo confsient, are totally Respondent.
MEXICO, Mo.
Special ptspaseh to 1ns CHICAGO Tribune,
Mexico, Mo, Oct. 18.-The Republicans
arc firing guns, making speeches, n1,sl having
general; a;,; Ratification 1Ia over tho result III Ill
DUBUQUE, Ia.
Spteiai Dt.pateA to Tns thteaeo Tribune.
, 1880-10-14
also bv frcouent outbursts of applause. The
meeting will result IN great good here.

sp,ttai Dtspasth to 1ht Chicago TRIBUNE.
WoDpYrocN, H., Oct. 13.-rhts las been
feId-day for, tho IscpsblIca1is nf tlIls county;
government. Ono of the 1nrgcst md most
enthusiastic meetings Of the campaign WAS
held here Today. tioy. cuitom nnd States
tara md the manner In Which they dfssectcf
tic old carcnss Of Dcinocracy wns cxctctt.
inxty gratifying 70 the Stalwarts ,of old Nc
Henry County. Put our rh,lnty dawn for MI
Did time majority for Garfield, liberty, aud
law.
,,uAEvtri.E.
sp<etat oorrtspondsnee Of Jls Chicago Tribune.
DANviLLE, ILL.,, Oct. f2.-J. Il. ScGtt, the
Folirtventl,l district, last Gye,,lng addressed
III The Public Stluarc sDn,e thirty Democrats
and ;rcctlbnckcry. Being n :S0lthetl, SYN.
pathtzcr during tlle War. Mr. Se9tt is very
unpopular, except with tho Cupper1,cad wing
Of his party, and will doubtless run far be-
hind his ticket.
, 1880-10-14
GENERAL.
EAA
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-r41
'.AI.AltAI,

NOTICE TO THE uEAUC!ATIo HEAnIIQIITs'
SpsetaE ni.paleh to 1nt cAtsaaa 1ft5n"f'
NEW Yo1sK, Oct. l3.-rl!e members OF tue
Democratic National COMMITTEES haze ~
diylluajly received notice to come to THIS
, 1880-10-14
WHOLESALE STARVATION.
Five Hundred Inhabitants Of the Polar
Region Perish from Hunger.
Civilization, in the Shape Of Whisky,
Recently Introduced,
Which Results in Neglect to Provide TO-
Other Inner Wants.

SAN FuAScIscO. Gala. Oct. 1a.-Thc United
States rovcnuc cutter Thomns CorwIn returned
from I'M Arctic cruise this morning, ntne dnya
from OunnlRskn.
The Corwln brings news that at Bs. lawronca
1slanl cut Of 700 inhabitants G00 wero found
dead OF stnrvauun. The tFuuers had introduced
liquors R,nonX than. causing them to neglect
laying up the usunl supply Of provisions. The
officers Of tho Corwin express tho opinion TINT
tho Jcannetsc wintcred on tho Stbcrlath shore
and Is now there west Of Surth Cape. Tho Cor
win could not yet fnr enough west 10 verify this
belief on account Of leu.