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, 1880-08-09

Two. NEW hospitals for tho Insane 1nvo
boon opened In Massachusetts within three years,
-ono at Worcester and tho other At Oanyess.
They now contain tc0 and 6e non!nally tusano
patients respectively or l,lbs In nil. noforo theso
asylttms wore ppaned-two years and ten months
u8u-thero wetp but ], ,Qa3 city and town patients
in all tho stata hospitals and aaylqms. Now tho
run,ber OF oity and town patients is LEO,
-an Increase Of 4g7 10 two years. and ten
months. In tho same por1ol tue Btato patients
have Increased only trom tn to 900 and tho pr-
vato patients supported at thor own cost from
ssS to :.sd. From, thcso figures tho Springfield
Ktjr.Llican arxuca TINT tho, building OF tho
i'ne now hospitals for, tho insane bus at-
trnoted patients from other statoa at the
Union to Massachusetts. "Now tho Dnnvors
reservoir Is full, nnd has tccn for slx months;
tho Worcester reservoir u nearly full, and so tho
nppnrcnt influx OF insane people II checked.
hut lot tho stato build auothor big hospital, OF
'onlargo ono ot tho present ones, and the Influx
would increase aaaln. DcmRnd aud supply not
and ronot on cash other In this ~ In othor thingn
Thu ,nore palace hospitals wo build thu mota ko
must build. untfl tho taxpayers stand up and say
thoy Gnu 60 no further liz that direction" Hut
tho lloaton pRposs Enthusiastically Try To ex-
plain tha facts by aupposlnG sudden and very
alarming incfoaso' !n tho insss'lo population Of
h1nssaohuscst2. ).
, 1880-08-09
TANNER AB A IENEFACTQR.


European doctors aro very hypercrltical
on tho subject OF Tanucr's fast. Tloy as.
sumo without good reason ttat the casc lacks
proper Authorization, when tho fact Is, prob.
ably, TINT 1t Is the best authenticated case In
the worlds history of the prolongat,on Of
human ltfo without food. They Indulge in
no end Of stupid platltudcs Of this character:
"If tho ilnta nro not ccrtuiM tho experiment
is OF very little scientific value" True; but
II the data arc ccrtn!lt, wllat then e Tlow
could tho dnta be moro certatnp The fast
Inns bcen watched by reputable pAyslciaus.
But 1}r. Sims says Tanner sought to thays
put himself under tlio caro- OF tho NeuroloR-
icul Society,"" And the celebrated Doctor
goes on ii, say; " Tic uoxt error committed
wns ,,ot TO ,kcen perfectly ouIet md. sayu
vitality, Then, again, lie lloulsl haye allowed
l.u spectators to bo present They eudan-,
gered tho experiment by Irritating tho ncry-
Gus systcn, It would hive been better, too,
IL l,u Ind commenced the fast a month
earlier, so as to avoid tho extreme
heat" Poor Tanner has made almost
NJ many mistakes ~ Moses, according to Dr..
siu,s, lIe lost "yltalityp by not keeping
"perteotly aulet,n did he? Now, DR., Sims,
suppose You fest forty days, kceping "per-
Scctly ontet.n and SEQ II at tie end Of tho
experiment YOU layo more "yttalltyn left
than Dr.. Tanner hns1 You can keep tho
spectators out, aud 10 avoid "lrrltatinxn
| your "ncryous systcn.," a,,d you can avoid
| tho cxtrc,us heat l,y coinmoucIng "a month
earlier" or mouth later tilan Dr., Tanner
, 1880-08-09

DEAN SrANLEr's letter tn response to the
notc frou, tho Napoleon Memorial Committee
Withdrawing tho proposa! to p!aca tho late
Prince 1mportala monument In tho Abbey IL
not h hnpuy effort. 1t Ia too laborrd aud solf-
cxou1patory. But this passage has sting Ia It;
" Tho vacant chHpel In Westminster Abbey
which should lRvo contained 1t Will alwnys
chorlsh tho assocationwhtch will glvo It cndcar-
Ing intcrcst. Gu tho adjoining payomont long
Of Cunsnona Is sought to be tound, d,-tho lisln-
torment Of tho magnatos Of tho Commonwealth
under tho pressure Of tho strong outhurst Of
purity passion which followed. tho Restoration.
Postesity will Judge how fur tho uugonorous
spirit which governed tho rarllnment of 1901
still, undor a,l uttered form. survives in the par.
liamont Of 1880" Tho Dcau Is llko Golda1niths
pnr5on. ..., y "a.
, 1880-08-09

Sitting-Bull Is ready for peace.
DR.. Tanner Is probably fattealng himself
to support Dornhnrdt. So
Elko, New. produces two tons of soap per
day. Thore nra evidently no Ftenchinen Ia
Elko.
Bender says ho WIS born In Connecticut
very strongly developed. = =: =!
Here IL MI item tot Miss Anthony: Whtla
a Monphls n,aH was whipping his wifo the other
day she drew pfatol and killed him,
Mr.. Weaver will have to construct some
tlat railroads II ho wisheA to continue bis trip
The fund from which bis expenses arc paid d
exhausted. ~,
a Denver paper aays that a young Indy Of
that city lost QUO Of her feet, IND her lover bsd
n pookctbook ulado from Tho tanned skin Of the
atnputatcd snomber. II Rhe had been a It, Loul,
girl he could huye e-covcrcd bis umbrella. :
Irt away tue nice now harness
Damn purchased for Koeno Jim: =
For u wicked, wicked hersoy t''
From st. Louis landed him.
--Roben Bon,ltr, .,
Tho Cape May beach Is bllghted bya woman
who wears d lark-Eroan bathing suit and car.
d!nal bolt4 hat. md handkerchief, although her
hair In rcd. After getting one good look At her,
soule Of tho most experienced sharks In tho VI.
cinEty ut onno put to Bea.
"Alfrod sends In 6 song, In thefrst yersa
Of which ha remarks:
am waiting in the wildwood, Esalo, dear,
Desd0 tls Bt!rery wRlers pstitls t.ow.
md 80 forth. In song this style OF rendezvous
may do very well, but whom you really want
Ess!e yot, had bettor forget poetry and so right.
up to tho house md ask for her. Then you can ,
hayo lots Of fun waiting tn tho parlor whc shs
, 1880-08-09

eight hours swell, what OF tt,ntf'' you 10
ply. "Dr. Tanner didn't have anything to
cat for forty days; II you don't get anything
in tho course Of three OF four weeks, cnlho
rpa,,.l again alnl Ill etyoyou something"
Your nciglbor !" II, a dccllne" tells Solt lie
las lost tell pounds OF flesh III month.
Cheer him up by calling his attention to the
ease Of Tanner, who lost thirty pounds In tho
same length Of time, but 'ricver Thought
Of sliecnmbt1ig to feeling Of dnspalr. The
caso Of Tanner is a fine Incentive to econo-
my. Thousands Of peoptB lit moderate CIT
cumstpnces consume all they aaT,-nescr
get ahead. Each days stipend goes for eaci,
days food., To get o start lit LIE 1t is only
necessary for persons Of thls class to prac-
uce l!ttio self-tlelfaL Tho hcnd OF tho
family annountes to Ills wife antl children
that he proposes 10 save money enough to
buy a honspl Tho announcement produces
d, o,genui,,e sensation. Nothing easier, l,c ex-
olaims. We will inst for q month, thon iil.
tlulge lin food for, month, and 80 on. 'At
tho end OF yenr wo s,all have slx months.
wnscs Il, tic aaylngs-bank. Tlfpro Is n e1iss
of persons who ate always mont. behind
In their bills. They quit eating thirty days
md get even. Tho head Of a poor
family, : or tho poor lead Of famf-
Is, owes a doctors. bill, "a small
j bill, tho amount OF weeks wages, perhaps.
lfo Is anxious tn pay It, but each tny all Ills
money Eoes to buy food. lle thinks Of Tan-
,er'e fast,, abstains from food q week, ard
gets even with the doctor. Tanners fast Ia
n splendid thing Tor tradespeople,- butchers
anil grocors. In tho minds Of these honest
+r,,ac,,1n,, %hn-. Is oftou a tlouhf rf +hn rnod'
, 1880-08-09

GEN. WnAyER told tho editor Of tho Wheel
ing Nv. Va-) lntlltoencer that thorG bad not boon
an election worthy OF tho name In Alabn5na for
years. ain tho black bolt, whore the 1topuh-.
llcnns hnvo thrco vottrs to tho Democrats ono,
tho Democratic judges Of election simply de-
Htroy tho tickets and supply their Own. Thtlr
arrangements for DUNG this .afo bold and IN.
gonious. Tho Inv requires that tho party hav-
Ing d nminorlty shall havo representative among
tno Judges. Whom ono can be found d blind me-
gro Is chosen. Whom mono Is at hand, either q
Republican ID brlbed 10 servo thoie ands. or 4
meroonary Dumocrat 10 induced to identify htm-
sglt with thu Republican party solely for TINT
purpose. 'Then tho batlot-box is elovated abovo
tina hoads OF the yotcrs ia such d way that aftot
the ticket ia !ntrlBted to tho judges porson
outside cannot SOC what dlspnnltion Is 1nado nf
It. 1t Is, therefore, easy to destroy n tickot md
aubstitutc another. and am sober}y and orelf.
b'y informed that this II deliberately dono to n
shameful cxtunt apparent to tho most Doubling"
0on. Woaypr says tho Democrats openly boast
OF this infamous business. md joke over the faot
that sometimes, after NIL tho "atuf1lug," they
have TO ing up tho rotnrns" after tho count.
1Ic at1ds: ~ used To think Tlldcn WIGS fairly
cloctol, but ha was not" a.
, 1880-08-09

TnE fast Of Or. Tanner md tho religious
lcsst,,,s 10 bo drawn thersfrotn formed tho
thon1e Of sovcru1 pulpit tllscoutpos In th!s ufty
yrstenlay. nlahop Fhltovs, Of the. isoformcd
Eptscopat Church, tho 1.ov. r. Il. strobrldgc, Mt
Park Avcnua Mcthodist Church. and tho How.
Irving A. gokrles, ut tho South slde Christian
Church, prcnched upon this subject. At tho
First presby ytcrfhn Church tho 1tev.' Arthur
M[tchcl surprised his congregation By tho ar,-
no,iuccrucnt that hc had cuheludctl to accept n
cult to the pastorato Of tho First Presbyterian,
Church OF Cleveland, O., intending to enter upon
his duties there in October. The cnu,p-incctlHg
at Lake nlutr Wits brought to a ctosc yostorday,
tho attondnuco being ,lncommonly lasge.
, 1880-08-09

A HOST dIsgeacaful s.Ifray, In which ssy:
oral pcEsous Of }uore Or loss psuntueuce took
Iart md which will result In the deuth Vt ono
Ut tho paftlcs cnKugrd, tuok place last evening
III ctnclupau. SuelbAk0r, ux-Calsf uf tulleo Ut
thnt city, hut now proprietor of tho Vino Street
opcra.laotso, and chuniIey. police officer,
wh0aoaauxbtoE bud formerly sustained to snell-
bnhsr tho rclatlons Ut mistress, Woro the pFia-
cipl aetosS ln tho tragudy, tho soano Of which
WIZ In tho stattoa.hause. TITO quarrel, which
btkun Will sttt,ct-r xcailte botweci, the do
Styhxl ttsiatrrsa nHd her SUCCESSOR III the uHac-
tons'o the c1.Cblcf Ut lotlce, Terminated Ut
, 1880-08-09

ro WORKING REPUBLICANS.

The Presidential campaign has now fairly
opcncd. Tho Republicans have n maEnstlccnt
RtarinrI-bcarerf at onco statesman, scholar.
and soldier, whu is worthy OF the cordial support
uf every Republican In this broad land. Evory
matr who Is proud Of the patriotic record or tho
1lcpub,lonn party, and devoted to the honor md
welfare ut his county. cannot hcs!tatc to atp-
port Con. JAMES 4. GARFIELD and tho Wholo
liepubllcan ticket. ,
THO pcno-C Confederate candidate Is wholly
ignoynnt Of political and otY!l affairs, Us bis
wo}u life hna boon spent In military routine; 10
Is ustorly unfit tn discharge tho1ettehto nnd dill
cult duties OF tho Presidency, and II elected Will
Ue nothing more thnn anoso Ut wax in tho hands
Ut tho crnfly. ilnrcconstruetcd, Staso-snprolnnoy
l,r1unuIcra Of tho Eouth. It Is not safe 10 ctcot
such q nnn Chief Magistrate OF this grcat hc-
public. -.
The Republicans must confront tho "soltd
south" Dy Solid North. Congress must 10
recovered from tho hands Of tho confclctates
u,d thoir doaghface niles. atl tho Govern
urnt must be kept In tho control OF tho party
lint sNvel tho Union md male FREQ cOln-
.ry; tint preserved tho 1lcrcely nasallcd No-
tonal credit. restored tho currency to par. hllod
;he chan,lels Of trude with gold and silver, re-
luccd tho public debt ind tho ratos Of interest,
md established general prosperity. Tho buhi-
,ess intcrcsts Of tho country cannot afford TO bo
n.nprrcd With or expor3mentcd upon by cur
,ojcy uunck8 or reckless tlen,ngoHs. Gen. GAM
r1Etp will give tho people n pure. able, eco
Ho,n!cnt, efficient, ind patriotic Administration.
IN glecttug him thoro nro no nsks to be takcn,
IS his wisdom, experience, and record are known
viii tuon. .-
In support Of tho Republican party, It's candt-
aates mud principles, THn ClICAuo TntnuNE
will make llvpiy cn1npatgu. No Rgcncy will
contribute moro to tho success Of tho 1scpnb-
lcun cnuse tl.an Wide dissemination among
tho people Of this tournals
In order to place THE WEEKLY TMDunR In
tho hands Of the grcatost liossb!o number Of
readers during The campaign. 1t will bo sent
Until! nftcnthe Presidential election ut tho f0l.
lowing extraordinarily low rates:
Ihrco copies. ......:... .s.t.t.'.....s... a'DH
Ten copies tOnG n1ilrEsA} ......,.........., :t.ON
Forty unploS tono nsl1rCasj ............ 1000
All additional eoptcs eauA It ccnts.
Let working Republicans rour in tho club:
w1thout dclay until every reaticr IL supplied.
, 1880-08-09

:, TOUCHING the population Of the towns OF
'1rebcc, sotuo very interesting statistics hnyo
Just hcon f,stnlshod by tho British Consul at the
plneue The population pf Athens IL At present
Ba,o77 III 1870 it was oniy48,loT. Thota s,gntn.
can't figures may bo supplemented by tito re~
mark that III 1851 Tho population OF tho captai
OF tho 1lolionIo Kingdom was under u, ,ooo; shat
lust betpr0 tho cl1ss OF tho Turkish domination
1t was 13,UO, that 1t WIS half dspVvuiatcu during
tho War Of Independence, ana that when tho
war WIS oyer. alld the Greeks entered Into pos
, 1880-08-09
II il estimated TINT there Ia suow In London;

IT IL estimated thas there Ia How IN London;
waiting for safe and profitable inycatWont,
kiD0o.D .Do0. 600. or twia0 tho 4usua! unemployed
capital Of tho city. Tho abundance Of money
has forced up the prlco Of good Investment se-
cur!t!ex, and q 4pas cent stock, well secured, u
practically unatta.nAble. Dy the way. ta1l't 1t
surprising that nothing has been hoard OF late
OF socrosary sheEmans wise ananclcrlnS in op.
posing tho Funding bIll at tho last 8efaiou Of
cnugtoss% Thu Treasury was c4rtain then that
the pes ccnta would not hold their premium,
but thoy hayo boon booming up oyer Since,
, 1880-08-09

Iol1N HAY put 1t welt III his Cleveland
spaoch, vie thnro was any moral obligation rcst-
infupon guod citizens In lsGa tn yoto fot Lincoln
satheF thun Mcclellan, tho aame obligation rests
on them now To votp for lartlold aid not for tho
candidate whose purity threaten tho destruction
ot T.fncdln'A work" e
, 1880-08-09

THINK Of census In Qruqcoi Athens has
s88T poputntion, m tnoroaso OF 70 c0 slucc 1870,
THIS will please Socrates. Cortnth hIs 1855 now,
Instead Of e,oa1,-a great feather in Pcr4aaders
capt. 6parta 1s.0o1, tnataad at 10,1sa-Leoaidas
dosqrved It, anu Thebea |, ~ to 5000 RpAm-
in0Hl1nGf
, 1880-08-09

IT has been observed TINT tho gathering OF
Republicans at tho Nov York qppteroaoo luat
week waB rnthor motley. Truo, 1t ~ass but It
showed that all xtags Of tho pnrty wcre united
in this campaign. ltaplb!ioans Of oyery huo
and stripe. Of aveEy yarlety Of opinion. Of ail
oges and conditions believe that this u not tho
t!mo to Hivo up the old ship. "f
, 1880-08-09

Ar Democratic Convention In Afisstss,pp,
an orator, who was eaIoeiEing Con: Hancoct.
was interrupted by d delegate with tho suRecs.
tlon, "Supposo ron give u q llttle loss Hancock
and moro Robert T.. Lep."
, 1880-08-09

tho station By tho shooting OF Chumlcy BY
snelibakar in tho prcsence of doaet police
men, who appear to havo been powdrlcss to IN.
terfcro with the murdcrous determination OF
thor former superior officer and to savo tho lifa
OF their oOtura3D,
, 1880-08-09
THE "rA1R COUNT" n ALABAMA.

election In Alabamn shows frAud upon its
very faee. Sweeping political changes somc-
times occur In States upon some State qiies-
ton nhd In cities uron local Issues, but
changes that wipe otlt ono Jnaiorlty entirely
md pile up III its place majo1ftics .almost
equal to MI entire vote cannot occur without
frauds OF the most glaring and s!tanefaced
descriptions In this election these changes
layo mainly occurred In the districts known
to DO overwhelmingly Republican, that conl-
prise the black belt Tie dimensions Of the
general Democratic majority, however, show
that tho frauds were as genoral as the cleo
tion, nnd were mot confined TO any particular
section OF tlc State. The majority for Gen.
Grnnt Int, Alabama In 1879 was 10,sos. Tho
Alabama Method OF bulldozIng, murder, aud
ostrnctsm wps then set In operation with
such good effect that IN 1870 Mr.. ridden re-
ce1yod 4 majority OF 49, ,772. Since that tine
tho South Carolina plan Of fraud ut
tho ballot-box has been added to tho
method, and now we havo ma-
jority OF 10000 in total vote tint
fell considerably short of 10000. An
examination of tho vote Of sou,o Of tho coun-
ties will show how this total was munslfaet-
ured. Lownles County l,as 1900 popn!a-
tion, thrqc-fourtls black. 1T 1879 its total
vote was a,st4; Republican majority 8,os4;
in 1910, total vote, 6,461; Republican n.aj0rl.
,ty, 8,s43; In 1880 total vote not known, be-
cns1se not counted, Democratic maiorlty,
l.a00t Autauga County, tota! vote, :, 800, the
blacks being nearly two-thtrls Of tllo popu1a-
tion; Republican minority III 1877 OF 02l; IN
1870 OF 773; In 1850. Democratic majority. hs0.
Perry County, the blacks outnumbcrlng tic
whites more tllan two 10 one, gave over I. LOO
Republican majority in 1879 and 1876, and
HOW gives 400 Democratic mniorityl Chill
ton County sends Democratic majority df
1900 ~, md In 1875 Ind but l,14l votes nll
told: st. Clair County, which polled but
Luce y0teB III lS76, now gives n Democratic
minority ot LOCO! III 1871, Etowat, out Of q
total yQte Of 1,04', polte.l u Democratic uln-
jortty OF i,000, R4d now senla lu majority Of
1000 Without so much rs blush.
Tlhe above nre fair samples Of tho way III
which tho Democrats carried the State Ut
Alabama; aud over this infamous result Of
fraud a,ld corruption Northern Democratic
papers are rejoicing. "a free election md
falF count" unblushingly aild hypocsltlcally
| spfvela the superb linncock In hts letter oil
ucceptance! Tho electlon WAS free enough
11aylllg abolished ali loeal se!f.RovGrnlnent
In Republican districts and llled up tht
lizards of Registration aud Inspection Will
Domourats, they could aNford IN allow Ro
puhlicans to yote without their usual ulethot
of hindrante, such as assault, threats, muir
dur, and otlIar formy Of bulldoxlng which
were praotIccd In lS7A. 1t was llat i,ecessar,
to bully, blustor, or bulldozo, OF to usa knife
, 1880-08-09

QEH. 0ANElxLp Introduced bill In Con-
grcss Ut tho ulose OF the War repeallng tho tar
on coal-oil. Ths tux was repealed, and oyory
,,oor man In tho land waa benefited. The bill
happened also TO be 9ront relief to number
OF wealthy operators In Pennsylvania. They
deslred to show tho!r gratitude IL GARFIELD for
his ciYo1ta IN tho matter, nul 1satlo up purse
Of $1,000, which w4s offered to Alnl. The url-
, 1880-08-09

A MAoN1FfcENr !" drive :" at the New Yo,,
Times was tho Into report Of Ku.Klux outs
rnRo In Vermont Tho whole thing was n ho.y
Tho Republicans said to be outraged did nj
e1tstt and tho soone of the horrible talo Ia In.
, 1880-08-09
BUNDAY.+IN, THE PARKS.

Tho lt9v. Alr. J0lna0ns OF liyue l.nrks
has found some support in Ills gratultous
aud lll-tI1,cd attack Upon tho South Pnrk
Commissioners for providing "elevatoa
music" rs Sunday attraction. Tho sup,
port Is not numerous nor truthful, but still
is support. It comes, In part from, u portion
of>hts congregation mid In part from tie m
tcrtor. A score or 40 Of people met at ills
church OH Wednesdays evening slast ostenhi-
bly, for prayer, but spent u part Of their tl'no
hi passing resolutions ,,of approval for. their
pastor and dlsapproypl for TttE TRIBUNE
relative to Sunday tnuslc III tho parks. The
Interior, about tho satne time, hacked up Mr..
Johnson's position by q very ttAnsparcntm mis-
statement II Sfr. johnson can be sustained
and Sunday 1n>,s!c in tho parks condemned
only by theso methods, ,he would have done
better to pass over the subject altogether.
The L1atc7Ior, with tho purpose Ut bringing
the Suntlny park concerts into silsrepute,
made the bald assertion that "Tho South
Park Commissioners Of Chicago nre not COLI
tent with providing a<brass basld' to attract
and entertain the people on tho Sabbath (ate],,
but propose to erect shelter capable OF co1l-
taining 5000 people. with smooth floor for
danclng." Tho purpose OF this statement
,vas to spread tho impression that Sunday
dances aro to occur In South Tark under tho
auspices OF tho Commissioners OF course
tho assertion Ia untrue. Thu writer could
hardly lIoyo believed ittru9 twill not. do
to plead msinformatlon, first because TO
charge was made, not upon alleged tnfor-
1nnttorl, but as a. 1nattor, of fact; secondly,
| bccatsc eycn 1t anybody Ind carried such
| information to any person who is Intelligent
, 1880-08-09

TIM: Wiser hcads In tho soutl, are ecttlny
anxIouk, and demand that tho nre-eatora sh,
,m suppressed Until nftor election. The yioss'
l,1rR Herald, for Instance, saye that tho Oko,nn.
Sidtes md yazoo Herald should bc rcqucstet, Hto
aid Hancock BY keeping civil tongues ia Thar
HcAffast',- S4
, 1880-08-09

THE Chicago lawyer who Isn't a candidate
for Judge OR Congressman, is prtmd facts 4 ia.
ceiver for something or othor, or IN AsstRucn.
or d Master, or has sickness in his family, or
Wpreo ypt, IL Democrat,
, 1880-08-09

DEMOCRATIC candidates for Congress In
Chicago this ycag aro cithor worry young aad
RICH. or worry old and poor. Prudent middle.
aged Democrats with money and sense to spass
don't crave tho honor.
, 1880-08-09

WOMEN are 1nors cnterpTlalng than thsy
,scdto he. 0ne-ttth OF tho population Of lead.
Vile Is made up Of women, anl In Donvor ttoy
arc onc- third Of the whole,
, 1880-08-09

, A SUNDAY demonstration without n
paral,cl III tho history Of that city took place
yesterday ut Columbus, O., On tho occasion ot
tho consecrntion at tho lit.-Kev. John 4. WIT
torson, tho nowly.appolnted Roman Catholic
bishop Of Columbus. Twenty thousand yialtors
from surrounding towns attended tho imposing
ceremonies.
, 1880-08-09

THE logic OF A{ai Gen. Winfield Scott Han.
cock Ia; "Tho Constitution must and shall Ia
preserved and tho proper guardians tor II asa
the Southern States which deny its RupremanY"
, 1880-08-09

THE paragraphers' Association up to this
limo has rcfEninctI from saying anything about
tho fortytudo OF Turner, but the mischief d
brewing somewhere In tho nr. "
, 1880-08-09

TIE boys In Sunny Southland complain
TINT thoir papas haro cornerctl tho t.ssuc-papcs
market tho last four kttc.ftying seasons,
, 1880-08-09

WHY will not the Republican National
Committee take up TnE TlunuxEs idea Of
"Bouthern Excursions for Doubtful Yotors"r
Thoro's millions ID It. Look at Weaver and b.
In Natyr. ''
, 1880-08-09

SENATOR BUTTER, of SoutI, Carolina, eyl-
IDENTIFY stands in no fear Of tho murderous pro-
pcns,tIcs of Col. Cash, tho singer af Shannon.
us prpuounces him otthor n lunnt!o or a biack-
gunrl. and declines to notice him in either Gu
oI%r
, 1880-08-09

Mn. HA1.srEAD happily says that tha
grccn.eycd and grurn-backcd monsters aro k!.
Ing tho Democracy In Indiana. >.
, 1880-08-09

.Tuy CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established branch
occ. for tho receipt Of subscriptions and Advoftts-
t1cnts rs follows:
NEW YoIlK-Room . Tribune Du!ldlng. =. r. Nc
EAnnrN, Manager. -
Gt,Aai;DW. scot1and-Alinns American NoWf
Agonct. Vt iant0ltl-st ..
1uNDUN, Eng,-Amorican Exchange, 40 strand.
NENtiY n. GI1.rtH, AEnnt
WASHINGTON. d. C.-18lQ r street,
, 1880-08-09

Hnwerly.s Theatre. ..-;
Dearborn street, corner Of Monroo. EpRsRamant
OF 4, NJ ralu,ur's Unioa-Nqunro Theatre Company
"A fultO Friend"