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New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
YESTERDAY,S FIXES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-A fire to-day destroyed
the bulldog at FranAiin and Van Burensts. manufae-
tory OF DOORS saShes, binds etc. ana also small frame
building adjoining Loss, Sl6.O00 partially nsnrcd.
CONCORD n. H., Oct. 1l,-A lire which broke out on
the pine plains p southeastern part OF the city on
Saturday afternoon at last been brought under
troll Five hun0red acres have been burned oyer caus
ing much damage The flames were ayed by digging
trenches The ground dry that lire eats through
the turf with great rapldlty.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
NEWARK DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.

The nomination for the important office OF
Water Commissioner Of Thomas Harlan. a wel[lnown
political rounder," by the Democrats OF Newark,
caused such disgust in the party last week
that on Saturday right meeting held and John e.
Kirkland was placed in indeDendent nomination. aud
will supported by the decent element OF the party.
The Greebackers also recOnsidered their resolution
to nominate local ticket, aud on Saturday nlgnt
nominated Colonel Thomas Z. O'Reiily as Water C,m-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
A YEW-JERSEY DEFALCATION.

NEW Brunswick. N. j., Oct. 11.-Post-
master Joseph T. Fisher. treasurer OF the Union Loan
Association is charged with embezzng $4,000 OF the
stockholders' funds HIS arrest hourly expected lilo
claims To be 10 pay back the defalcauon There 10
much excitement aud public feeling Is strong againss
the
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
4 GAIN FOR BOSTON.

Boston, Oct. 11.-A special dispatch from
Montpelier. VT. 10 The Journal say that hereafter
the steamers OF the Allan Line which run between
Iiyerpool aud Baltimore Will call Bs,On. Tne change
Was brought about BY the Central Vermont lts'ro~d
Company
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
POLITICAL RIOT.

GREENvILLE, S. c., Oct. 11.-An aflfay oc-
CURED on saturday night after JOINT meet
ing negroes aud white OF comfy stones aud
pistols used. Two negroes were iniareds one
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
IRVING HALL PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

Primary elections were held last night by
the Irving Hall organization in the different Assembly
districts to choose to County Congressional,
Aldermanic aud Assembly Conventions. In the Win
Assembly ID strict prim lry elections were held at
dere NJ headquarters, each party claiming to be lne
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
A SIX DAYS CONFERENCE.

AsBURY PAIK, n. j.. Oct. 1.-The annual con-
ference the sthodisr Episcopal Churon OF this met
this evening Hopevile The Will begin
The aen PROMISES " DO largo 1ho oonferouce
Will Last ak days.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
AGAIN EXPECTED IN CAYUGA COUNTY

Republican meeting was held mere last night 10 was
addressed for over two by Colonel ". o. Bradley
OF Kentucky. Great enthusiasm prevailed The indica-
vote this lall.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
CANYAsS OF VERMONTs yOTE.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 11.-In the Leeisla-
ture today "A committee appointed 10 canvass tho
Congressional
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
NOMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY.

The following nominations to the Assembly
were reported by telegraph 10 The TRIBUNE last nght
from the districts named:
Ist-Dutchess. VI. Davies (DemJ
Vth-BuffIlo. Harvey j. Hurd (RepJ
XXIVth-New.York. Benjamin L. Lewis (Den.l
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

From the XXfh District were $50 men, under Cap
tain Buckel The Central Campaign COMMITTEE
marshalled $50 men under l.. We'll. lhen iqi owe oweu
the Brooklyn contingent. which made a me ulspi"9
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

severely white man seriously wounded, and
.eyeTal were sghtiy hurt by stones. warrants nave
been issued FOR tie arrest Of tho white men.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12
INCIDENTS OF TEE PARADE.

While detacliments of the Republican parade
were passing up Broadway, between Grand and
Bleeclef-sts, last night they were beset by
New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

General of the Repub lean Marching Clubs of Pater-
son. When the train reached PassIic City, the BOgs
in Blue of chat place entered the ears, headed by
large band The train was crowded Each OF the
organizations was uniformed and accompanied by "a
large number of honorary members
The preparations for the parade began at an early
honr m Jersey CITY. MajOr-GeneTal Ramsey, the
Commander OF The New-Jersev Department OF the
Bows in Blue of the Union Veterans Union, com
manded the division OF New-Jersey. The Orion
Battery of jersey City, assembled at the rooms OF
the Pavona Cuo in that city, and marched thence
to the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ferry-houSe, where u
was joined by a large -, number of
organizations. Postmaster G0psill, who is a
member OF the Orion Battery. with the letter
carriers from the Jersey ca Post Office, acted
| the guard OF honor of the battery. The other
| organizations from Jersey City were follows {:
The Lafayette Republican Battery, Company A
| Brigham Light Guard, the IOwpath Guard, the
Payonla Club. the Gilbert Collins Llgnt Guard, the
yth District Garfield ana Arthur Club. tine Payne
Guards the Van Riper Guards. the SDadOne Guards,
the Farrier Light Guard and the Junior IOwDdtb
| Guard. Each one of the clubs was uniformed, with
the exception of the Payonla Club the members OF
wbicn were dressed IN black coats and tTowseTs.
The Boys In Blue formed at the jersey City Opera
J House, in MoDtgomery-st. The command consisted
/ of old war veterans they wore army blouscs and
wide. brlmmed hats. There were fully 1000 men IN
| the Jersey City delegation. At the ferry the pro-
cesson was joined by the Jacobus Battery of Uarri-
In this city the Freliushuysen Engineers and Lam
GERS and the Stalnsby Artillery, both OF Newark, NJ
| D., which had reached NeW-1OTk by the Newark
| aud New-YOrk Railroad, met the New-Jersey brl-
| gade.
| City were unusually interesting. Each tram
| each organization when ~ reached the depot
with deaiening cheers. No special trains were run
| on the Pennsylvania Railroad excepting one from
Philadelphia 1t reached jersey CITY shortly after
ihe Central Railroad of New-Jersey placed extra
trains on the Long Branch. Newark and Phladel
, 1880-10-11
PERSONALS,

F." Professor "-S1c transit 1,as nothing to
10 with IN ambulance. Yol. losu tho bet,
Green apples ar9 20 CENTS n bl,ssol. Tho
prtcc Of KllsGr Cun bo lburncd at nuy drug
staro.
New York Is preparing for M unusually
xay winter, Vi. extra tier Ut coils having boon
placel In tho Tonlbs.
I3ornlartlt l,n.l bettcr hire Aeck Stephens
10 stMy AWAY fvuin New York II she wahss hor
engagement tO bo Il genuine auccess.
"W!!nt IL tho hest way 10 pick!a onianse"
nsks IL latly runlor. dot cut on Il tlusort tAtand,
NIL tlo nut cutno huMto until six mouths after
tho onions 1ro pcklUil.
During Ills recent visit to Hamilton, tho
Marquis "r 1or'1o was tFoatctl to tlftco',-tnn-
t1tu tHFdrvss tlI ancient lnete. liz tn now pre-
parctl for II Wait fru1n his nothar-i,-,aw.
Spnntor Cn,naron will have m elevator In
hts new house ut Washington. Civilization ac.
uo,nptishas wonlers. 1t IL nnly u few yuars sanoo
Il h.nn Wt,ulsl bo tnrcfu!ly proppesl against tho
fruit door und tho boil flinH i,y syMpAthtzeng
rIc'''!s.
Tho boston 1It1vcrtiscr g!yes a lot nf ill.,
ntr,lctlons fur preserving nntumn leaves, Int
thuy nro wholly uselcss. Just lntyo tt to tho
boyB to rMAo up tho autumn tcaves and curry
tlel out ut thu yur1!, Anl III thu spring you will
havG usury o,u uE tlun oil hand.
4llCgH WIZ 3UllAE Ul}stI VI 1"k A"&tU
Wh0su trRs WDro exceedingly short1
II, he aalI. n Will tet
Tho tlrst cent gan yet
That walk 10 tho Rio dol hoEta."
-ChaNHfHu
A Nyw York paper, speaking Of ane,1lturcl
! wlros. says; 'They vat,lut enloy lntelljycs.tly
nK.so4 p[utlrs ur Il goDl uoyol. TheY love tho
| !ruthlest lturnturp aId music, aud knnw no
moro Ut tho stirring oscnts VI tho world thAp II
oyhtecrhlllils knows Ut tho thta Ut cthics," Thls
| brutal asiu unUalIod.for AlMux, On tho oyno-
oophans IL another evIic1cu OF tho hardening
influences OF great political contest.
Your road through ltfu nlay DO thorny,
| Your hcl mt Ut ros0a or down.
ltencn,ber what Shakespeare has written
| OF those on whuso head lies uE0Wn,
| 1t Il hA I'd TO toll lato alld curly
| To doIye Ur lo wuaTty stitch;
Do your host to Improve your condition.
| Dut-tlont hurry too fust to bo s!ohl :
--IY. II. Vanderbilt
, 1880-10-11

TrE discovery Of tho planet Neptune III
1876 c.ti!u,l forth frum tho lnto pruf ru[rc1
view ut l,oyrrsier's eHlo,i1ntions. Tho discovery
lnd tcen made us tlso result of Lcyrrrtcrs thoo
rs t1nt tho pcrturbatons In tho orbit Of UrAnus
were due To tho presunou of MI undiscovered
pnnct t'lut tlicn ns in tho Bnn,a direction from
tho curtt1 ns Uranus. rrDf. pclrse showed, how
over, thut tho discovery wRs remarkably fort
tlnnte ncodont; lMcauac, though 1.eyerrtpr had
lnnht hfs calculations with wonderful ncc,'rnUy
hs ltlcnl plauct was unly one 0r two d!atinct
es.,is4s by which tho pcrtlIrbAtlons nf Urn1ltts
could be cxpIuine,l. One Ut thcsu l4eyurrcr tlni
cnlcltlNul correctly, whll0 thu ;,snlea Neptune,
supplying th0 Other cntlse. happened 10 tsc III
tho Bntlu straight limo fr,M tho earth as
Uranus only III tho yonr ia,a MIR. ieiren
FIRST prpl1oitAced this Wow In II colnnluni-
cation u, the American Academy. is rolntetl
that Eiwurd Eyeruit, who WAS I'rcsent Mt tho
meeting, laughed at the nvto 0f stseh criticism
upon tho distinguished Fre,1c!l astronomer, md
askctt tn tluya tho communication kept II secrct,
ttut tho Association might nut bu brought Into
rltcue. Tho calculations were published, how
over, alisl utter meeting much criticism wcro ac
ceptttl. -;
, 1880-10-11

There il n great deaf OF Del,tDcratle bosll
talsUtl n1h written concerning tho martial
.!Geds Ut ule "SllpeFb" Iia,,cOek snring tho
War OF tho Rebellion, NIT! q tIetorsntnD4l Of
fort Oh tho purt Ut tho Hourbons to strip
0tler officers of tho hotlnrs they acll0yell
nlMl eleyutb lin tu tho pusltft,H 0f tho " sa-
ylor at tho eol.ntry" for ILLS Sap0leo'iio skill
RlIu pr0,npttt,llu III critical 'ltalllurts. OILu
ut tlosu arrogant clalMs lnhst pnrBlsteNtly
mt fDrth--sialatty: that he sRyed Washington
and philalulpllIa tr0,n cantnro l,y Ills prolnpt
tleclslon tlNst Cun,ctory itt.lgu WIS thu 3|ac9
wlleru bastlo lnllst he given tn the l.ebels-las
nlreatly beell completely exploited by tho
0illc1al rceUrls Ut Tint canlpIlgl. rs well M
BY lIis0ws uispatof, tn tieli. Monde Anllou,l-
cling tint ~ l!u lad suit hts trains back anti
that IN retssat could lla matle froHl Ce,ne-
tGry llill ulasler coyur Of thu Darkness" Isnt
no Democratic upper call b. ca1xetl ar bull
slozed into publishing tllis lutter Ut Hancock
| tU Alulte.
hut Gettysburg is hot {no only placo wlperp
| tbs "Superb" " sIowut Ills Inability to tlecii.,
| or not ut critical lao,ue.,ts. Wl!en nrant,
after the tarrlblu battles ut The Wilderness,
haa forced l.eu's Arl.y lhack down tn Coal
lInEbor III front ut lsfclnonsl. wl,ere tho liuL-
els llat1a sta,!t, tholr position aut t01tlilctl.
tt0lis wore 80 Rtr1I,K ,ls 10 noeessitnto 0tilor
movements. 1t wis thon that hu pushed Lts
I loft wing further south to gutzu Petersburg,
ltAMc0uk be!ng gtsUa ei..ygu OF the ultye-
.nenl. Hancock did push on tu tic very
edge Ut Petersburg, Which WIS tkell untle-
fcnucd. lio might hayo u,,larul 1t tie ynry
tlay ho arrived and nut with Ilo t.ssta,lel
| except from u few scattered suntries; bltt In
, 1880-10-11

T1tE shipping convention Mt f}aston Wit
ressctl II remarkable ehlngn nf rrnnt on tho
part Ut sonlu ext rn1a l'r.hcctton1ats. Tho hope
los,lrss OF attempting ii rrestas'tFs, tic tnnr-
ef,lht murine, Under tic present Nlttt1ntnn laws
w,ln EenuruIty admitted. Thu snhslAy-hintnrs.
hnwsvur, nsfste,! u}on Government 1ot,tlty ns
necessary n,,xllinry to Eyste.t nf frce traflc III
shps. 1t Will hu Bs,n1 tifnu Nftrr tho rni'e,si NJ
tho Navigation lnws, however, bcfuru tliu need
of Government attt can 10 brought home to tho
pe1Vu. The innrlno will thou speedily hi III Il
tlnnrlshny condition. md 1t will l'e lnore silf-
fle'ilt thnn ever to gnt appropriations from tho
Truaalfry to s,ipplrt pr!vnte enterprises.
, 1880-10-11

tho Ht.rernl uot,cHt fur President tcGntt,cs to.
ret,,fnrt Tor tts tlnnl lvei sinn III Tho vnte
1T tho stntc nf New rorA in Naycnlb0r. w
ct'tictnlc Tint n l,opMbitcnn v'o'ory tutthnrrnw
III Ohtu Will mt iniloatD anything beyond tho
fuct lhnt tho lseruhttguns hnra retained nsl1
cirrlcsl II 'ses'llch State. Unless thur tr,njor-
tty IA inerunac, sn, II tho Democrats cnrry
itutiana ny M mnrc thnm thur mniority III iSia,
II viii t,lenu nuthlng lnore thnn TINT thu f)enio-
crnis hnyu ltrou nb!e to rutnn Dunltnrntu
Stalc..-l,ave mt lost 1t. n. however, 0t1o shntl
IN Democratic. nt ta1!nnn IN tsepnbl'cnti. then
tho election will hnvo stKnnu1snee ar,l nh OF.
feet widespread dntt fnr-rTnellny.
, 1880-10-11

!, TNEisE are Indications AMONG the Demo.
cr1.ttc orguus Of disposition ia LIT themselves
down eAsy on tho HnhIec. Ut tic lmlln,lA olec-
uon. Tho Washington Gasctte, hopetusly iis,lir.
bon. ayIAcs It's roH1prs not 10 risk mich Ut their
good Republican mnnct I'll Il !,entcrntto VIC
tory In 1ntlIatn tn.1nhrrow, arguing that. even
thuitgh Porter hc elected Guycrt1uT, lfnt!cOck,
being Stronger thAn tho DeItn0utstt1u purity y
tnay curry tho sstntp III November. Tint sort ot
consolntlon Il cheap. and tho Democrats art
wclco1no to MI they csn Hct Ut It. Tho tnct H.
tho DetllHrsltlo lmrty md Tho NunloerAtlo
ticket Ut llhrcock s,Ild E1.glIst ar, o trial In
InltAl, nd IL tho S1atu gucy Republican It viii
mean thnt t1lu ticket Is no hattGr thin the
purity. a,ti tllat buth aro repudiatad by the
liDngtcr EtHtb.
, 1880-10-11

THE 1Mv. Stopfort brooke has seeded
frnm tho Church ut England anl bccone a Uni
tnrau. II IL suited tllat tho malority OF his con-
grcgatson, Including tho Judge Advocato Gem
or1,l, will io!tow him: but this "a doubted. For
Il lnng time Mr.. lirssoke hrs been recognized ns
one of tho most otoQnont and thoughtful Iroach-
1rs in tho Church.
, 1880-10-11

BEING down on "nigger domination" Mr..
1fnncnclt must be pluascd to reflect tint thIs
rank heresy hns bcun thoroughly rooted cut In
tho South. The niEger thorc ut tho present tiny
"iominates" nothing but hoecuko aud hog, and
not enough Of thotn.
, 1880-10-11

TIE Cincinnati Commercial refuses to ho
acnrcd BY Tho spectre Of third term which Mr.
Dana rntscs up. Tho Cincinnati editor romom-
Dors that Sir, Gnr0cld has not promised to coll
tne httnsolf to one term.
, 1880-10-11

No ONE who reads tho Nation will acc,.se
1t Of my faynrltlsn respecting tho Ilopul,ltcln
purity. Th,lt ruct gives Forro 10 tho following
oxtrnct from its columns:
No presnno TINT thcre IL iitt'o nncst,on Tint
thu wt,nkGlGss 0r tho Ftk mArkGt, III tho t,eG Df
thu lurge rli!r''ad cummings ,Hl tto npf!vlty nf
busInrat III ulnt,st urUry bra.lGh Of fnnxsry. IL
duo, In sUtla aa4r tn thu sreNt nurrHsttnf ,in-
certainty Ia t., tho ruAlll Ut tho lrtsIpIItInl
election NilllaGd ly tho sfnnt election. There /.
nutllilIH tho business worh likes ", mi9li md
t'ns vi valuable ~ certainty with rsxlIsa! to tito
future; tlloru n hnuIly my antu ur tho Inv rs
tong ~ prerty Is scoiIre. to which trl.lH c!..,,
10. Ysnnl sself. at.l % !t'.'er which 4cttyo , uni
oMly at,rv !hlt i viii ny h. suddenly alter9tl;
Legislation IT TITO antlntry. It, n unIvnnblv thut
yrtat prosperity nxlsa sier 4. atltl i y llkVly
ylolo.lt ctlnI,4a i'o nuo IL 1t. Tho business VI
tho vonntry h.la, IN nthor words, a,iaptel
tseit IN TIM stnation eruatei tnr It iy itcpn!'-
i,clIn ipgsInt0n; anti tho Republican purity hAs.
IN thu present UatssIs., tho Krct .llsnntauo Dt
being Mblu 10 prs,I,ilau TINT, It it rcmnlns III
power, this sIthNtson will Inst.
, 1880-10-11

THE Gf01c- -Dc7n0crtt, speaking of the lot
ter written by n rrta.rl OF Gen. I1"neact's, md
rrp1ll,1ssiell from IltE Cff1UAno T1stuuNE, pre-
dieting tho curly tlent1 of tho Hutoral In tho
event Nf Ills election. snya: ave h.tvo predicted
tho same thing very often. hit not III tho why
suggested ly tho writer Of this lottHr. Tho Solid
South will put atrychntne III HNncock's ton"
, 1880-10-11

THE thugs nul repcatcrs who go from
Chcugu intn lud.nnn viii nnt faro wutt. 1T hl-
nl,st every t0ysl Ut thnt HtHtu there nru 1sopul,
lltun residents who formerly hayo dune husl-
ness III ChIcngo uni who Rrp fnrn!tlar with thu
forllldIEx countcnanecs which viii show tto,tt-
selves TT thu llottslrr hallut-bnxca mkt Tues
tAy. In Faliarnat,, for !hstnnpr. therc Is lii,w
quartcrutl II gang which formerly "wurkts!" III
tile vicinity of tho lItct, tt"lso u1,d Northwest
Urn Depot. On Nurth WeilB ssreut. It'll. stIuat1 ot
r'inlaIs, ss viii bu seen by dispatch from thu
tow IN question. bus bcru spotted nnd tn them
brrs idnntli!ca by na,ilc mil record. TitDy vii
havq to wtt buck INTO ll1lnnis IN hurry IT they
desirn TO hnye my longer vacation From tho ur-
tlunls responsibilities Ut THUR regular pcnltcll.
tiury existence.
, 1880-10-11

4 GREAT dcal Of Dcl,locrntlc money In In.
diam 4,ld Oho Is gUllty to ttent.bcats who hato
nlwnys voted tho pc,nDcr1lt!c ticket, but nov
represent themselves ns Republicans 60 thut
thcir alleged "convtotions mas bu removed.
, 1880-10-11

T11E Truth. /. New York newspaper, pub
lts1,es n portrait of n mock n1otion1or swinlor,
nnal tho personal resemblance to I'LL English Is
Eo rptnnrknhlu Tint It wDuti Justify TIM grcnt
EurGcloscr III IN action for ltbel.
, 1880-10-11

ESoL1s1r expects his Imported thugs to ,lo
all tho fighting which he will pick wltf,the 1te'
publeans. Tho pl,tR-uglics. II they tHke III!
TINT Is ready for thntn, will, like tho lighting
,nan Of Toxns, lind that thoy huyo hired out to
too Hturrelsomo Il MIN.
, 1880-10-11

TnE Cincinnati Commercial fRcetloHsly
D.,suryes: "Dr. Fowtur woul havo heon IN or-
natncslt OF tho press II hu hHal mt Hllnniorcd
tho iuys Of his yu,,th In tho stty of thoplpgy."
, 1880-10-11

1sES IaurLEl says TINT ho joined tho Demo-
crntle purity tn protect tte uokrocs Int Hancock
tlcelures thHt he II opposed to "ntYHcr doi1litd-
ton," oven whun tito h!ncks nro III IL majority.
, 1880-10-11

Mn, HANCOCK aays: +" I a,u opposed to
ng4or tlon!uatfon.' Ito also Bays: IN FREQ md
tnlr mllot and II FUR count fs tim priceless herI-
taxp Of FREQ met,." Which principle docs he be-
tfaa.H In
, 1880-10-11

M MAN.ean vote for lIaneock without yot-
tng for English, ind MI ,l,un 0an vntu for En-
9sl1 without voting for tho nloanost nlatl In tho
United StAtCH.
, 1880-10-11

THE Hon. Il. II. DUyAI., one Of tic Sit
pre,no Co,fit Judges Of Texas, .lae,t ut Fort
O,nnhn. Nub, yesterday ot h'nln'',tnai nbscess.
lie hnl gone to OE.uhn for treatment. and hts
remains will 10 sgtt To llfA tlntnn In Austin, Tex
, 1880-10-11

TIE rush at DuMncrntic rl,tpentor8 to III
dsn1n shows nlarn, along tho frontiora OF tho
Cpnfeilurnur.
, 1880-10-11

TnE accidental discharge OF his gun while
he was out hunting yesterday nunr lsnst sing
tnaw, M[rh.. resulted III tho lnstutt dcnth OF d
young man named El,bcr Sto1gb.
, 1880-10-11

TIE Communists of OiltcaRo llave Under
takon 10 reform tho existing systctn Ut lnunlcl-
ral government tit 1uIut,cr W thorough ~ to
amount almost to u revolution. At Il nllsss.
snoettng yesterday thoy Mloptrl resolutions prt,-
Wiling for n general Ovurt,aIllnY Ut tho city
ordinances. TAcy I'ron'so to petition tho CoE1l-
mon Council for thu passuXu Ut ordinances reg
Atat1ng tho employment for WuKos Ut children
uuder ID ycars Ut nKo; fDFt the purchase, u1ntrnt,
and operation or tho struGt- rnwnya OF tho city:
for tho suppression Ut HoArt Ut Ir7tdu yAtadIiny
and tho prevention Ut "cnrl,tra" In tho ncecs-
sities 0f llfo; far tho pnytnunt OF Aldermen ut
tho rate Ut ~ fur zach dpooal and regular nept.
ing; for ulectiug metuburs Ut the lloartt Ut Elu-
catlou by I,opulur vut1; for constituting eight
hutEs loyal days wurk III ntl departments OF
tho City Government; and many othoF things
0oAirahiu uni undesirable, necessary md un-
necessary. bpccinl resolutions Ut Inquiry WOro
adopted looking to tho purchase by the city uil
tho l!nes Of streek-r1tlwuy With u s'rw to thulE
operation fnr tho benoht Ut tho public.
, 1880-10-11

THE details OF the railway bntcIHry iii
FluAhutg laat night aru truly extraordinary, 4
suburban train startud slowly out Ut town,
orpwtind prcclseiy " u West Madison street our
ut O'clock Ii loade.l-passougues eycn hanging
which WIS expected u stand haueeH then AM!
laath. hhurtiy uftsrwar1l thls tr,lln ytuppct, tu
avoid putchcrtpx tho passengers Of II trnill
ahead. Il train following nl,, however, advanced
confidently to thu sacsticc, and tts lacoEnolist
passod through tho p!tiahlo mass uf blu
nunlty On tho rear platform. Thu leAd
, 1880-10-11

IT Ia M tlfsgracu to lDse stent1y Demo
cratio 4tatg, but It IA high honor to ga!n ono.
, 1880-10-11

ING wofltl ot entertainment opens lls nj
fractions 10 tic public III t'sEs city very SLOW
". The drama Is nndcr ftill l'eadwny and
well potr0lIi2cd. nut tho travelling entertain
ments' like the oinsa, which involve grcnt
oxpens, nsa hardly yet advanced beyond Tho
issuing ut rrospectuses' Ifle onalooK null
catcs tllAt Ito sensoil VIII open very Inte,
though We HILL lase rs ti'any trnlllea III tho
HELD sts ever before. That early birt, Esl''na
Abt'f'tt7 ms oecn nero ntld gone, a'ltl mo" VIZ
saal llnvo to walt Until Drcc'hoentor oi'era
atlt Important concerts. llley VIII then potlr
III hero very rnpitly. Following eac'' otsior
IN quick succession Will c"nle tho straesost'-
ltleai company, the Dudley lIt'ck opera coi1l-
paiy, M"plrson's la!lnn opera, the French
opcrn h0t'le. tho hshpfo company. anu
numerous other liEnor companies, besides II
swarm OF concert organizations. The public
VIII lose nothing W waiting, for many OF
tho troapes Which VIII con-" ''erc nro worry
strong, ntM tile performances promise not
only to be very gootl but exccl'tiohally
brilliant THO strakosc!' trntlW VIII present
some OF tie best s!hgufs on tic Ehgsis|l
s'asa; tho Maploson, tho very Hover Of tlose
Oil tile lta'tan; a'hl tic Ansl'rt', 4 ttecltlcd
novelty III hearing FRENCH sif1EGrs II Ern!!!l
opera; "lsiIo Inc bostoil l1eal VII! give us
tue best OF American singers. THESE, lit ad-
tltioH to scores ut great ARTISTS Ill tho con
curt combinations, oAE'lt ~ Satisfy atly olie.
Our homo societies. ttlo'Rl! somewhat lafe In
tho tleld, arc 1iot materially befliftt III thcir
preparations, n1ld NIL oiler unusual nttr'lc-
tlons tn llo performance OF new md lipor-
tAtiE WjltK8. ldtD ElO9G III G{lG HGHS0t1 WILL
, 1880-10-11

4 cinclr.,M n,lyocntlng tho election OF
Hancock, English, md II "ciango" Inns beon
put forth By curtntn Democratic business
Nsell Ut this city. Tlttrty.two signatures nro
attached. 6o,nu OF tic sgt,ors nru business
men only By tho most llbortl rnlu ut COLI
structio1l. Quo Is l,otolkesInr, oi,u II
theatre lnalngrr, three board ut I'ra.o men,
l,alf u dozVn retlred capitalists, Dllo rcal-
estate operator. st0ek-broker, a,.tl tlIrea
.,loinbcrs Vt ol,e family and seyurat calnlt-
tlntcs for otl|co constitute portion of tho
little list. Tho nal,lrs Of some very eIllueNt
businessmen heretofore supposed to bo
ncluoutnts are conspicuous By tllu!r Absellce
Thu WHOLESALE trauu vt Chlcngu Is poorly
represented. Quo member Ut Il large dry
goods establishment signs, but his partnsrs
DO lot. Sume wholesale gTocers put down