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, 1880-09-11

0ES. Fsrzfro,1 LEE, ncp',ew to the Nsbcl
commander, Gen. ftotert +. 1cv anys that thprc
Ia no chanco for compromise between tho Re-
adIustera md Tho Democrats Of Virginia. The
latternrc 30 confdent nf carrytng tho State TINT
they will enter into nu alslnnco with tho Head
1'tstcss. and tho acah]usters nro cqunl1y co,,-
t!tent, md 10 MT grcntty desire compromise.
Tho tacts scenn to he that the PARTIES asc pretty
evenly halallccd. aud this being tho case, nnd
much llt.fcollnE haytnB f,ccn cEYcnderetl dur
tn6 tho catvnss, thero Is No likelihood Of a
tnsttsl. Ncfthor faetjpE is willing to t.inko tho
concessions delnafded ty tho other.
, 1880-09-11
PERSONALS.

II am for Garfield. Pass the watermelon"
DIR. luHner.
Watching aid Waiting Is nice tune"
--htnu A1oHsu.
"My bark is on tho sen, but I shall buy
saw when got over thoro."-ifan'on..
Nilsson cunllut cunle tn this country be-
cause Mr. Nilsson Ia sick. Ills unl.lgn nal.r was
llozenud.
Miss Lfzzio Chapman, whom JESSE Grant
is to rnIrfy, IL Il littlU persOn with grrat ical
Vi fair hAlr a1itl soft brown eyes.
Tho death Of Lord SLratfurtl places gar-
tor ut Mr.. Gladslone's dtsrusul. 1t looks Us
though Dr.. Afnry Walkers t.lnu bud Mt lust ar-
rived.
Tho Princess Louise will return to Canada
ip about Il month, und I.urtlc Is beginning to get
Ills pukcr chips mud bl.tck bottles and things uut
&3f tue trout ruu,a,
Tho London Times snys TINT Afr, w. II.
Bsuish, tho First Lord Ut the Admiralty, will ssse
nway t,tdy Dur1lett-Cu Quits IN hcr approaching
1nurrtuge. Don't do 1t. Ilank.
The Rev. Joseph Cook md vito sailed for
Europe TueJtAy, ou bUnrt tho stentacs Arlxun,l.
from Ncw York. Sovern wort!s t,ht JOG Is
going tt uso IN Europe wCr1 Hlppel on ahead
In ,lnuthor stGumer.
I'atti bt,ssed tic job OF building her resi-
deneu In Wales, and Xut utr with 1uIeO lawanIts.
TAo'fact tlnt thero wcrG Hotu closets thah r1'ums
in tho tnnnsi0n WAS not discovered Until I'LL tho
coatEacts mud been taid.
Ericsson Inns Invented turpcdo gun which
will send tito n,isslu lGu flltlcs nn,ttt.-
NsW 1Urtf Trtbsae. II thcre IL III ildtnke at'nut
this matter VIC whit Il gun. 1t must bB rurfcct.
ly lovely to huad olr puts with.
4 basllftll young miall III Cohocs
Couldn't muster up pluck 10 propuse+
l3o tinaEty did; -"
HIT hls young face he hid,
Ana turned rcd ~ u uvw pnlr ut hose.
-afTs. LlrerHavFe.
lhs Now York Tribune Says that all.
CbWriea A. Duna, ctiltor uf thu oaH, FrGrnlly
spent about &J,utu III lha construction Ut c'!'o
for tue cu1trHtion Ut n!CahrO4.nib. It IL nut
known when the principal Menlbutro Ut GGtAaHls .
Artstucrloy WILL tMoye III.
Il Professor stated recently before the New
York Uy1tyr Commission ttias taIVAtuSs.er Eggs
n,My hc slowed nwuy In th9 spacG occupied by
wutvk-sp. Ing. One lAvxe thsee-ssosy aNd tn'st'-
tnent drcapi uuy ba stpWud AWAY In tho spate
occupied BY ii do2c' rslcd oysters.
Jennie Junc says t1at tito flirting between
tho young girls and .ybtslg HiGn III hruadway
a.la unon Squire, hetWccn ul,d 0'clovk ~
tho AFTERNOON, Mny, fruM TIT freedom win
which IL is curr.Cd OIL In public. to wtEous
wlckednesa; but that II Ia characterized BY IN.
spe4kulIo yulgnrity, which coslypys very h!d
Impression to ttulSilul6. II lOpkB III II JehHlo
bud hueh cut uut BY su,1lc h0rru llttlo tlfnH
Fur from thu crush nlll tho cruwd VI tho
danci,lk,
Far Erotn tho quarrel Tor sitppcr-rto chalss'
6ott coulu the stratns Ut tho nuse ontr1'ilrll'S;
Isn' 1t charming ont horo on tho ssnlrsf
bright, duwy eyua, aisd u worl suftly spo3on,
, 1880-09-11

TnE Hos. GusrAvus ftESnr, who died Mt
C1arksvljlc, Tctln.. yesterday morning, WIS ono
Of tho hcst-knnwn men Of lint stntc. iIu wna II
member nf tho 13nittmore Convention whc.,
nominated 1'cll and Evesstt; ho rAn for thu
tt'ycr1lurahip ut Tenncsseo In 1Ss3 ngnnst An
drew Johtisun. but wAs ttrfontcd; WINS Il member
uf tho Confederate Eehate, md one ut te cot.
il'1cDtsnt N1vtscrs Of jefferson, Davis. Ills clo-
quctico md cfenr, ringing voice wo,, for him tho
title Of tho "EaRlo osntor ot Tennesseo."
, 1880-09-11

TnE CntcAoo TnIHIhE has established branch
occs far t,s receipt ot subscriptions Ana naEoftaso-
1nnrA a. f0iIowss
NEW yultK-l.oom . Tribune building. F.T. Nc.
FADnEH, Manager.
GLASGOW. scutlnnd-Al!an'a American News
Agency, 81 HCnt1e1u-st =
LONDON. Eng.-Ames!cau Exchange ~ Strand
iIEXtIy i. Gt1.it0, Agent
WAsHINuTpE. u. E.-13l1 at5eak
, 1880-09-11

THE Nsw Orleans Democrat regrets that
sthtre lro 1niilluna Of dulArs lying Idle at tha
N4rth awaiting Investment" aud wonders why
it c,nnot 10 "proiEunly employed" there. GAIT
your bullluxlng aud ku.khIxlnY, Mr. Democrat,
4nd your CullnsltIruM sulycs itself.
, 1880-09-11

HEIR VANSnUNLER, a German politician,
h.la given currency 10 tho statement that tho
Austro-Gcrsnnillt ltaumantan alltauca Ia duo to
thu fnct that Franco nl.do oycrtures FOR MI
nlIlanco with liussia. Prince BlsInarck, It Ia
stnled. obtained knowledge of tho 1nntter
through n. Whddtngtasl, .llll tint Hentlcn,nn
WAS Displaced anl rGt'rcA thorcfor through tho
an!ucnco Of NJ GasMbettn. Now comes tho
IiepHbsf9ac Frntcats. 0umtgtta's puper, whIc!,
stltos that thoro IL not wnrd Ut truth In llorr
Varnbuhlcr's stntcmonts; thnt they nre n,sro
tdtU ru,nors md unworthy Of rrct!cnoo. Wllere
thcra Is 50 mitch atluko there must bo sou,e Tire
hnd thero Is doubtless sun,e grounds for tho
atory nbuut tho Frauc0.litisAtun n,lIlnce. At
ANY r!!te, 1l!stnWreis nute4l Ms Il ho believed 1t,
, 1880-09-11

bItuAn1LE dlctui Tho Greenback cantll-
tlato tor GoycrIur OF Tannessco, Edwards. has
lost t,ts yoico. 4 0rcrnbnck candidate without
Il voice Is solnuthiug akin tu tho impossible. 1t
soeus too good Il. bo true.
, 1880-09-11

THE political out!ouk tn Tennessee fos Me
Democrats IA fur frosu promising. tnoans tho
Now Orleans Tthts. John V. Wright, Nutnsnes
ct tho regtlHs Democratic Convention for, Gov
ertlpr, Ia IL rrpudInttontst, and tlieru fs gfeat
probability TINT tho statu-debt Democratic fac-
ttou will defeat Wright,
, 1880-09-11

WlTl1Iy tho last ten years 800 persons have
tccn destroyed by unnw!.l yIolenco III Nun
OrIcnns. 0ny ulevpn aRgressoss wc1o ool-
yiutea, ind only hyo exeuutod.-two negroes
nt4 three fOrpIKnQss.
, 1880-09-11

In commenting upon the chronological re-
scnrrtrs Of ii. Dau,suhe>ko, II distinguished
itussHn trnveler, tho 1t. Paul Pb'nstr-iftss mp
platt.!a bis dlscovcry 0f ~ fragment uf hoFtuet-
icully-sclsed humanity" Tic "fWgmnnt"
turned tut to be u Jow, eyidouttys thu WanJer-
f1K Jpw,
, 1880-09-11

Mucn fil-feellng exists between the Scryi-
nus antl tho Uulkarlnns. which nut tnfre.luently
finds expression In hostilo encounters bntween
bodics of theso people. At kornla recently
some bulgarian md scrvian pcnsatits ca1ne Into
collision ulitl SIX of the tattcr weru killed.
, 1880-09-11

SENATOR IESnLEToN las been over in
West V4rytnla making specchcs, and tho Whool-
Ing fnteli,4tnetr IL compelled to stata that tho
sobrlquot Ut "0eutIeman doosge" II q u1Iano-
tugr,
, 1880-09-11

A FIRE broke out iii tho tubucco-factory Of
Finer Ian,thers Mt Louisville early yesterday
morning, and. owing to tho coml,tIstlbo char-
actor Ut thu Gt%xla stirred thprcin, tho t,umss
took suc! l!old fl,t tho best efforts Ut tho Nrt-
mon wura baltcd. THE who'll strict,4rr, with
its contclltS, WIS reduced tt ashoa, Tho Iosa IL
cstIiuuted ut sl50.oNl. nnd tue itsaurauco ut
fj7.0U. Abpnt 20 persons will bp throwl, out Of
employment by Tho cnnt,agrntlon, md ns,,1,y Ut
them VII! suffer very seriously llureby.
, 1880-09-11

A. NUMBER of Virginia spectators are
projecting rai'road butwcon Washington and
Mount Vernou. TheY hayo already received
so,ne encouragement from tho Vtrglnin Legs-
1nture, but. like in1st Southern apce.ilatara.
they nro looking For iii appropriation FROM CU.l-
greas, basinX their cIainis On historic grounds.
, 1880-09-11

TIE Dcmocrats Of tho Dubuque (1a.) dis
trict huru nominated William q. stowArt tor
Congress, u man whom the 11tnta says was
rearrd III "Oid Virginny," and 10 Democrat by
blrth, EDUCATION, aul geography.
, 1880-09-11

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- uesnn; ~ "Ioaso pauno "..a's!'n ~
~" ossn sae S.u'7 ,,,.ss.'' ~ u.,a
49," .s - .s" " ~. '' a...aI ~.
t.o' 1A"on''h "",." Nv NO ~
~. , s'"'s ~ eses ""o''. ~, m''., 1"' eo"'
49, W.. 10 t'ot "'""'s ~ w 4s..eu up"'',
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W ..o 1t,., .'.','''.. "
49," .otA lily o.a.'eo p'na at".4e "''u
''a "','.'o ,'. ao'.e hs"o'' a. ..',. oss' D.'ae"
n.' WIN 40 oao .,,s.'. .uo ,', osa -. Wv
4'"" t1o' 1870 .s.. 's"a .,'s .a
ptou'''4.s !" ., 1" ',s,' sts.'..s'' sl'" sno
ule.' ~ ~. '" s''!n, m,. '.u"g"' ~, sna"S "'onc.
IVY ~" .t.o'o ~ .'"o NV ,'e''" 'to''os
Ut ltetl1f1. lhG los. Ar. D0oltf's statement
ia 10 tho effect that the men IN chargo of this
co'lvlcts Mt Sing Sing md Auburn "are not
only without any compassion or Intelligent
nre unfit for their pests by reason of their
,.f,,t,..I .,,,.tn,,.ra !, ~ .at,, H., v,,,,,
"tt /. .,cntt t.. ct aoy @ facts " on ,hcsa no v1 s.
tacts ax,",,t fro,, nr,sonars altar thatr ,Its.
!IeIs o"esp. 1'on1 p!'ao"ets alt'1 tts,t va.
Charge. TAPy live III W0rltl Which you
and / cann,t enter. They are cut oiF from
many If tho sImntost nrtyiIprcs, md so,ne of
rho men nut over them are rs yerltable ,,r,,tes
M ever walked on two legs. Our stato
prisons nov .arc machines Ut vengeance.
;rlov scfxe tim unfortunate prtsomr o,,fi
wreak mi vears of. reyenre fpr what inny
haze he,.u n ,uomcnt,s indIscretiun.n Mul-
lcn,a s,ntemrnts furnish n I,orrE,e ,,ic,urn nj
t1e ,na,hods M yrnrennrn pnrs,,ea IN tia
Auhnrt, rrison. Iie describes tho cells ~
t,,rce ftct seyru ,nchcs wtdc. skyen feet six
, 1880-09-11
ILLINOIS POLITICAL NOTES,

Tho Republican Btate Committee has In
vttcd Gov. Qear, Ut iowa. to speak IN lAnuia.
~
D. (}satz Brown has published list Of ap.
po!ntlucnts IN ald Of , An Il. Eden IN tho F!E-
{eanth District.
Bob IngersoIl: "Voltaire onc4 said that no
ad.ulnlstratlon coula b. no Infamous a 70 do.
, 1880-09-11

EIt.I ENGLISH proposes ia put telsthou-
sand-doIlar Carrara monument over hts father,
Tho iloasnss will put II ten thousand monument
uyeF Lit hi,nselr In NuyotubaE. >
, 1880-09-11

II fhs Editor " 11.s CAieapo Tribune.
MAAloS, In, Sept. 8,-D!l tho Ttlden and
Kelty lltn.ucruta support tlIe sl.ng ticket lur
Htal0 UiictrS, except Guy4ruort In New furk ut
tho election III lbjyf - J,EU
Except for Governor, thero was but ono Dem.
ocratio Statu ticket ut tllut electun.
, 1880-09-11

HxAR 1t In mind, the ltebel Brtgadlera ant
the ronrbons pnsy hayo n majority Ut n.neteel
In tho prescnt stouse.
, 1880-09-11

THE steamer FrIsia, which left Hamburg
yestcray, brings s::,o90.oo0 gntd bullion 10 tic
United States. The totnl shipped during tho week
will amuunt to about 47,ONh0yG.
, 1880-09-11

THERE |,ave been received nt the Treasury
Department at Washington an"lng tbls week
fl,0oo00o duf'y, anu in ono iay tho receipts
footed ur 81, .DO,ON.
, 1880-09-11

THE correspondent OF tho Manchester
Gtnrslftsn nt ftnglsa srpnls to think thnt Turkey
Is now III enrnest IN Its Efforts to curry INT tho
1scrltn dtcrces as fur rs Guiding lulci9no Is COLI
ccrltct Kim r.tstlI VIII nse force, II necessary
10 oamprl tho Albantana to Yield the territory.
11e Is nlso reported tu be rcsortng to tho usuul
Turkish eysteM OF bribery. Iip hna by this
menus won soHo Of tho leltttcrs Of tho rcbc!l-
fous htll-tribcs. The combined nava] fleet Is re-
ported to uiako very tnip0slnE flsplay, but IA
tho Alnnntntts nro auout to tAkc 10 tho lls, un,l
Hs tho Powers have not yet como to my tlcrlsfnsl
M to tho lGndiug of troops, 1t IL int nppurcnt
what elect tho proposed naval demonstration,
can haro. In tho Menntlme jcMluusfes nre crnp-
ping hit among tho naval commanders, n1u tho
correspondent sAys that Admiral Eeymour's po-
sltlon Ia by no means an cnvIa0a uno.
, 1880-09-11

A FIRE Mt place called Saint Bent, OIL Tho
Upper 0aE0nnc, France. Thursday, destroyed
thlrty-two hoi1Bcs Alld rendered over lO peuplo
hnnnipss.
, 1880-09-11

ASoTEsEn Oksa!sowa Town Company has
becn or9nnlzcd ut Klnsas City which has at-
really built II magnificent city anti lnd nut
beautiful strccts-p1 on piper, though. This Is
tho thInt cntcrrrisu Of tho kind. lloyd and
rayuo. the two freebootcrs who have recently
Born describing each other Il, such Hrnphir mt.
complimentary language, hrc nlao the founders
ut towns. ant1 doubtless expect to sell many
''curlser I,ts" to Intending settlers il tho United
Stntrs authorities do not prusncute these gen-
tlc1ncN aud put them Git Ut harms way. THO
tcHIency or our Government III dealing with
these pcrsons Is bcIllX freely cnndenhcd.
, 1880-09-11

Entered at TN ro.l-nMtt at Chicago ill., a. Second.
th!ss Matter.
For tho hcncnt uf nMs ratrons *ho dtsirn 10 tena
auRle copies ut rltE FltluUSE through tho nhl' NJ
rive herewith tic tranticns tnfH OF postage:
-: ftpmtxfte. jrr fbru
Eight and Twelve TaRc Pnpor.".n........."S cents.
f,rtttn. -. ..
fRht md Ywaive PnrG tapNr. centt
H3xttGu lnEp IHtGr.
, 1880-09-11

Randolph street, hctwocn Clark lHd In fh11c Fin"
gnecnlent Of afaxufa AlltclIelt. Afternoon. Fun"
chou." EyenIng, "f.tttlo ilurefu0t."
, 1880-09-11

Grnnl Opera. 1fouse.
Clark street, bhtwepn NaHdolp1t and Wa*h!nRton'
Ensagcucnt OF tho 1ipey nI,d itasi!c Combinations
"A ChiId Of the bthte." Afternoon md csGnnR.
, 1880-09-11
THE NEXT 8ENArE.

The present Senate Of the United Stntcs
consists Of scyenty-six members, Of wll0lli
forty-two nre Democrats, thirty-two arc RE-
publlcans, and two independents. One of
these Independents {Davts, Of 1Ilin0[s) nay
be clnsscd rs Democrat, and the other,
{I}uotll, Of Caitfor,tn) may be classed as q
Republican, ieaylng tho Senate divided po-
lIticnlty: Democrats, forty-tllreo; Republic
ans, thirty-three.
rhe official term Of twenty-five Senators
expires on Mnrcl, 3, 1851. Tlleso Senators
are The following:
Democrats. Rtr,ll:enns.
Eaton. Connecticut, Do1th. California.
Buyurl. Delaware. tInmlln. Maine.
Mcljul,ai.i. IislInna. I.,iwin. Slichignti.
Whytc, Maryland. aloMillan. Minnesota.
Cpckrclt Missouri. lirlce, Mississippi.
l!an!!o,pf New e 'er'ey' l,,aslt,. nlck NsgFaHla'
1'hurinlifl. OAto. burnside, 1i''ote Island.
Walli,ce, lginsylvnn!a. Eslnunds. Vermont.
Bailey, Tennessee. Cntner1tl, WISCONSIN.
Ws'aSS: WitSsSt:s. Virsiinta.
Ticrrfort!. Wrst Virginia.
Successors TO These gentlemen have NJ
ready been elected In Maryand, Ohit, Mis-
sissipli. Rhode Islanti, Vermont, MIL V;r-
Rlnla. Maryland has elected Gor'nan, Denl-
ocrat, u srccuetl Whyte, Democrat; Ohio
Inns elected Garfield, Republican, TO SUCCEED
Thurman, Democrat; Mississippi has elcctcd
n Democrat to suceecsl Bruce, Rupub'i :an:
Rllu1c Islant has reelected Burnside, Yer
mont llns reelected EdauMtly, md Virginia
has rlected A1allnne, dHpundont-DeInocrat,
In plaee of. Withery, Democrat. These
cIlangcs balance the stntp 1T partlcs alltl
leaye 1t rs 1t WIS before. OF tho States to
elect tho coming winter, the following niny
bc considered Us certain to elect Republican
Senators; Connecticut, Maine. s1ussact,.t-
sets. Michigan. Minnesota, Eebraska, Me-
sin--ttn; and tho following rs eertAsn to
elect Democratic Senators: Delaware, Flor
l.ln. Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, anl West
Virginia SIX. This Will lcnye the state Of
parties III the Senate after March 8. 1881, rs
follows:
sou,t,,.x no,,,ro ovor Den, Reggs,
AflGAty elected. ........................3 .
C0rtsin tn bu tlecttd... 10
1Otnl sss.+......s .s....s.........ss.1a ~
Leaving na uncertain anl to ho determined
after clUse contests California, 1ndtana, New
Jerauy-tflrce. Tho Democrats are curtain to
hnye thirty-cight Senators,-cxnctly oMe-l,a!t
tic ScrNte,-tlo Republicans to lave thirty
Ayv Svmatoss, and tho atlaer three places to
be heard from. II Indiana shall In October
give Porter even 2,b00 majority, tho LeeIsta-
tare Of tlat Stato will be Republican,. New
Jersey does not yot0 until November,
| md that State will In all probability
not separate itself from Now York and Co,l-
necticut. where Republican snccess Is rs.
sured. III California thero would bo nc
, 1880-09-11

Test Tournament.
Lake Front, betwe0n I'all Grounds and Exposition
1tacg betwppn men nnd hurseN. i}nJ md ntahI
, 1880-09-11

Cl1rk street. bo!wtcn Lake and Randolph. EnGhHt
n1cnt OF Tuny rastpr's Fusrity Combination. Vnris
" entertainment. AfIgrndon md evening.
, 1880-09-11

lahc Front, opposite Adams street, Dag and
e7onlng,
, 1880-09-11

IFnvrrty'4 'Thrnfre.
Dearborn Rtrret. enrHcr Of Manror. Enlargement
nf 4. III. TnlmCr's Unlun-s1nurp Theatro Company
"I.cu AstEny." Afternoon and eyenInR.
, 1880-09-11

H1EfIEKGFH II 9hFHEFNt
MudIton ssrcut. between 5tata md nenfborn. Ell"
eosn.npnt OF nensnan ThDmpsos. "JoshnR WEIR"
cumb." Afternoon md oyrntilg.
, 1880-09-11

THE people living OH tho shores of Lake
Monura, nanr Madison, Wia., were nrnuscd
Thursday hfRht by cries Of " Help! l1ctpi" aone
Ut thctn Vtihg 10 tho shore aAw a utan elil4inr
to au upturneJ boat, lIp was takcn out of tho
watcr. aud pr}sed to bo Il notorious character
nutncd neerfcld Kelly. iIo sald TINT hr wns
out plcnfckfng With w0tnnn named stahur, md
TINT she capszel tho boat witt. tho intention ut
drowning thom both. Tho body of tho wult,nn
wins washed ashorc yo'terlny. and Kelly hns
been hold to await further developments. tIo
has q bud reputation, AMI thp wonlnn Mnher's
Wns not BY any 1nenns Ut, onytable o,e either.
, 1880-09-11

know3 this butter tilan Mr.. .rrnmbnji, Tilo
returns from every election TINT Is held In n
Southern Stnte prove It. But Nlr. Trumbutl
now condones mud iMdorscs wbnt, MS Re
publican, ho condemned md denounced.
The .e,,ial Of tic rights Ut citizenship to tho
bucks Ut thu South Ia more Infamous to.duy
tlIah It wns ut tho time when 1lr. TruMbull
raised Ills yolcs aga1nst It, bccause 1t now In
cll,.les n qualification of tho Constitution aud
tue United States laws; anl tile unequal aud
fraudulent representation In TIE National
Legislature which results from such tlc,ilal
Is As unjust anll oppressive to-day As It WIS
then. Just how 1tr. Trumbull reconclles hts
Judgment ui,d co1lscIeltce 10 his presunt MP
proyal Of whit llc once tlcplorcd, when there
has beef. no chaMge ln the principles that
govern tho case, will bo conlpreI!enscu with
difficulty,
Toward tho close Of the speech We rofer to.
Mr, Trumbull devoted Ills attention especial
~ 10 Andrew johnson. md cIassed lin with
the traitors who were then 80 Antcful to tho
present Democratic candidate for Governor
0l Illinois. Tho application Of this faet to
Mr. TruMbull's present altitude does nut rest
50 tltucll upon tho tcnutleIntl0n vi johnson
as upon tho rcAsolls which were given there
for. These nluy b. found III the following
extract tt0m Trunhull's speech:
lnst ,io eaulnnlylur at Af,slro,Y johnson, but,
III aii truth ald sohcrHvss, il4ra Il, Agctpt thu
uAlctlKc he llts Nlrts1. and t0 pruclulM ta tho
amnrlc'n l'eoule ti'at thu history ut, .he world
Furnishes iii liura strkH uxMnp!u VI fats{ly III
pleAscs. q! Violation % is..asses. anst Of t.evta-
.9 t ,sats wae te s,i 1FoT @ys1 ", Ga',; II.
tot .no.s ttn!sss - 81 aatss III @ fla',8 %5hsss
, 1880-09-11

AnJ other tfay, fGf *'oo
WEEKLY ErlTIuS-r0sTt'Air.
ttnh cony. pcr Lap
Sib @ 81 81 Irn 13.OO
ti,ye i'osi-nics ndaIs.s II, ts ,ne.aAins State and
County a
Homltances ma, hs madc e,thcr by draft etrrcss. |
Post Otce urict. In Registered letter. nt ohF flsks
TO CITY sUBss:N.nt:iss.
f}atly, delivered, snutlay oscortct rents POT woos'
At,irrbs THE TRIBUNE COMPANY
Corner Aiadlsun and pensbnrn.s n.sts" ch'eaxo' A'.
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POSTAGE.
Entered at tht To.-oMtt nj taftaao, ill., a. Second"
thsss Matter.
For tho ncncEt Il, ous rntfons ~ao dtsira 10 send
s[nKle cuy,ies ut TltE TluUSE through tho nnll NO
give hrscwlth tic tranricns rntn Of postage:
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TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
TuE ctttcAao Tn'nrhE has established branch
ofcos for is receipt Of subscriptions Ana ndEostso-
tnnrta follows.
uLAsUuW. scot.and-Al!an'a American News
Agency, 81 lschncld-st.
LONDON. t;ng.-Amcr!can EXCHANGES ~ strand.
ilEXty /. fit1l.t0, Agent
WASHINGTON. i. c.-13l9 stEeet
AaiusEAlENTS.
f7rand Ol,cra. 1Iouse.
Clark street, bntween Randolph and Nash!nRton'
Engagement OF tho 1ipe1 md itasi!c Conihlnat!ou
IA Child Of the Htnte." Afternoon md cveniD1'
noo,ey'. Thcnsre.
Randolph street, hctwnen Clark aHd In fh11c. Fin"
gngcn1cnt Of afaxufa Al!tcLelt. Afternoon. "Fan"
chon." Evonng, "f.tttlo flHrcf""t.'
h1eTttkcrts FThentrc.
MadIton ssrcv between s'ate md iearbotn; En-
aastmpnt OF nennnn lhDtnpsosi. "Joshn1 Wilt
cumb." Afternoon md evening.
I{nrrrts's Theatre.
Dearborn Rtrret. enrucr Of Manror. EnRngo1nent
ri \. III. I'nlmCr's Unlun-sNnaru Theatre Company.
"I.cu AstEny." Ahesnuon and evehlnR.
Olympic Theatre.
{1nrk street, between Lake and Randolph. EnGnNG-
n1cnt OF Tuny rastpfs Fusrity Combination Fnrir.
" entertainment Afternoon nnd evening.
Expedition.
Lake Feont opposite Adams street. Da! and
evening,
Test Tournament.
Lake Front, bctweon I'nll Grounds ind Expedition
1taco hetwuun men nnd hu1ses. i>nS md ntahI
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1880.
A FIRE Mt place called Saint Bent, OIL tho
Upper 0arorne, France. Thursday, destroyed
thirty-two houscs And renderctl over loo pcuplo
homeless.
THERE l,ave bcon received at the Treasury
Department at Washington tlu*lng this week
fl0oo,O0o duf'y, anu in ono lay tho receipts
, 1880-03-04

NrwroET, Feb 22.-Haward's stables
were burned thiss.norning with twenty car,
riages, ten horses and a large amount OF
grain. John Shay. stablemaD, los. his
life trying to get tie horses out Of the burn.
Spe buiidiny
, 1880-03-04

arv route whore there has been an Increase
rf the original contract prices during the
lass curren. fiscal year. exceeding five
thousand GOlllrs. n, compensation shall lc
reduced to the terms ef the original con-
tract ON and after March lst provided that
nothing herein contained shall be con-
strusd to prohibit The payment Of one
MONTH pas that Us .gGl .u such case OF re-
duction ar termination Of contracts. 1t
further appropur,s 100000 20 enable she
acknowledgement 70 place needed service
as authorized ly law, and 100000 to in
crease service on existing routes, provided
that no increase shall exceed the rate Of
$1,000 q year on any one route.
yernouCs Candidate.
MONTPELIER, Feb. 2j.-Ihe Republican
Convention to-day showed foil attendance
Of delegates. Resolutions were adopted
that the Republicans Of Vermont present
to the Republicans OF the country George
W. Elmunds us a suitable person 10 be
made the candidate Of the Republican party
for the next President. John Gregory
Smith, Frederick Billings and J. W. Stew
ant were chosen delegates to the Republican
National Convention. Do