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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
BY MARX TWAIN.

Well, sir continued Mr.. Me-
Williams, for this was not tho be-
ginning OF his talk, the fear of
lightning is one of the most dis
t'essing inirnities a human being
can be afflicted with. 1t is mostly
confined to women, but now and
then you end it in q little dog an1
sometimes in a man. 1t is parti-
cularly distressing infrmity, for the
reason to an extent which no other
Tear can. aud it cant be reasoned
with, aud neither can it be shamed
out OF person. A woman who
could face the very devil himself
or mouse-loses her grip aud goes
all to pieces in front of "a flash oI
lightning. Her fright is something
pitiful to soc.
Well, as / was telling you, | woke
up, with that smothere1 and unlo-
Gated cry Of Mortimer M,rtiner!'
wrining 10 my ears aud az soon as
l conld scrape 10y faculties together
reached over in the dark and then
said,-
"Evangeline, is that you calling
What is the matter 7 Where are
you
"Shut up in the boot closet. You
ought to be ashamed to lie there
and sleep SO, aud such an awful
storm going on"
"Why, how can one be asha med
when he is asleep ? II is unreason-
able !; q man cant be ashamed when
he is asleep, Evaugeline.'
:, "You never try, Mortimer-yor
Know very well you never try
caught the sound Of muiiiet
sobs.
That sound smote dead the
sharp speech that was on my lips,
And ichauged it to-
I'm sorry, dear I'm truly sorry
never meant TO act 90. Come bacl
and"
"Mortimsr r.
~hsavens ! what is the matter, N,
~ tIN \. l. e.. =.
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A Trout Fishers Yarns.

Having fshel the lakes and
streams OF NV England for thirty
yenrs, | have hil sp.na cnrlp1' in
cidcnts occur, aud thought the fol
loving might luteIcst Your readers
" bile fishing on II mountain stream
IN swift water, ! had "A rapid blt',
aud thought I had hooked large
fish. On pulling out | had two
gut, the hook passed. through his
mouth aud out his gill nul hooked
firmly into the side of the other
Fish No >, was ten inches long,
All, pnllins 81 isgays against tnr
stream. seemed n mnch larger ii,h.
Second: While fishing in Hhnt we
call dead water on "A stream IN New
Hnnpshire | saw n large ii1h 90 mp
stream. waited with hsNorman 5
patience for an hour or two, then
crept mp to the stream. aud throw at
bon h, aud at the first throw had
the trout fast saw that he was
a large one, and thOught i woul !
play him, then saw that he WAS
pulling ii leWtys. shortened my
tackle aud landed my prize, aud
then found that | had not hooked
him, but in my throw bad cast tn
hook aud line around him. making a
slip moose On my way homo, pass
ing locksmiths shop, | laid him
on the old gents square, aud he
stretched sixteen inches mt u
large fish, but large one for that
place.
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II % q t T. "
Getting at the Point.

or conrs. il was a sin
For III 20 stick a pin
In the chair
where bs parent often sa,
But he i dat ihisk OF that
Didn't care.
o. tho cushion, sot, AMI fat.
Iay his fathers Suraty hat
And he knew
That he'd never stop to look
For the tiny, pointed hook
Sticking through.
80 behind the lounge he got.
For he thought he'd rather not
Be around
when the parent raised the hat
AID upon the pin-point sat
Judgement sound.
Then he heard bis father step,
Aui another, but he kept
lisoa u use
Tra NV rarN,n. sure "a fate.
Miyyi iaio The place Of state,
Sous TO rodse
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
Our Darling.
ny JgSSIg l.. uwES.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11

tN'i ", III NlttlVP, Nv kbDt NV
temper as well as couli.
"Mortiner. IL says, 'Dis Gewit-
ter lauten ist sshr gef,herlicb, well
die Glocke selbit, sowie der dnrch
das Lauten verinlassto bnftzug unl
dio UJhe dos Thurmes don I,litz an
5iehn konnten Mortimer, docs
that mean that it il dangerous not
~ ring the church bells during a
thunder storm ?"
Yes, IL seems to moan that. it
that is the past plrticiple uf the
uominptive case singular, aud | reck
oD il il. Yes, | think il means that
on account oi the hight " the church
tower and the absence Of Lutt.HJ
it woull ho vIry dlngar)rs (ssir
Gctttriich) not to ring the bells in
timp OF storm au mJreOver, don't
yon see, the very w)r ling -"
Never mind that, Mortimer ;
don't waste the precio ~ time in talk,
Get The large dinner bell it is right
th1ro in the hnll. Quick Mortimer
~ ~ : W. Nit hiulpSb Sfi's va. u'lf
| 10 believe we are going to be saw
Ell. Mt last u
Oar litt,o simmer establishment
stands on top Of u high range Of
hills, overlooking a valley. Several
farm houses ars IN our neiL
hODi--the nearest some three or
four hundre mile3 away,
When I. mpInte | on tho chlir,
hal been cltnging that drol lfnl bell
u matter of seven or eight minutes.
onr shutters were suddenly torn
pp'n from witdpnt. an u brilliant
bulls eve ltntern wa thrnst 10 at
the wiui)S, followed by "a hoarse in
qliry
"it.' in The uaii)n is tho matter
here
The win low wls flll of mon -
hoils, nnl tho hc1ds were full Of
eyes that stlrel vii lly at my night
lrcs~ m my wirli,lo ncrlntrc mrnts.
droppei the bell, Skipped down
from tls cJrie N cont iSi N, anl sal |:
There is nothing tho mlttor.
frienls- only little discomfort On
account Of the thnn ler-storm. |
was trying to leop OF the liIhtaing.
"Hhun ler storm lightning :
Why, Mr. NcW,Ilnms. have ypu
lost ylur minl , II is i beautiful
starlight night thero has bcan no
storm"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
A NIGHT WITH LlSATAiNd.

~ ele ct II ale =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
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Ono laya bear walls aul # The
wnuis aul ull unyltrI rel t.e
hunbia home vnare tnn man all hIs
wife Balsny N'tc sitting IT sight
OF his bylm-lip the lord Of creation
arose from his CHAIR with = wild Yell
Of terror uui, without thought OF
his wife, hastuucl 10 climb place
Of rcfdge on top of an OIL Ddtr1
clock tnat stood ia ono corner pt tbe
room. Tho more valiant Bet,"y
stood her GROUND, aud Selling "A long
poker iirrccly attacked tho bear. uul
dill not desist. IN spite of the game
defence which hamt IT,. unt,i she hai
stretched bun dead at her feet. Her
lord aud master from his safe perch
watched tue combat between Ter
ani the bear with evident interest,
and ever aud anon kept shoutlnS, {,
"uive it TO him, lietSey,'' "ht hin
another wipe across tho hoad,''
"Smrsh his Internal skull" etc A
soon us he became satisfied that tho
brute was dead aud there wa, No
danger of his coming to-" he hast
enod to descend from the clock and
summnn tho nelglbDrs for nlleS
aruund. saving to all those whom he
met, II wlnt you to come to unr
house aud see the boar that Me au |
Bstsey uave Just killed."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11

"Women, Second only to tho press
in the dissemination of the news"
was toast offered at priuter's festi-
val lately. 1t was meaut for COM
pliment.
There are some men so talkative
that nothing but the toothache can
viess ono Of them hold his jaw.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11

"Science eunmerates 5SS spicies
Of organic forms in the mir we
breathe" Just think of it. Every
time you draw in bredth whole
geological garden slips down your
wind pipe, aud no free ticket to the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11

Profanity, says tho Elmira Aduer-
tiser, is not so much Of u sin until
winter 'Dse),Ds4 40 ~.
Has IL evec occurred to base ball
men that milk pitcher is a good
fly catcher. --Asw York Express. -,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11
Start Her up Jimmy.

A, the Ovetliui EXPRESS was
snoring through Alameda, California.
on iIs way e. New York. The engl
necr sud icnly whi.tlcd down brakes,
The conductor frantlcally shout II
and jrrkcd the signal line, ami with
many a jar and squeak the long line
OF cars Mas brought t' a stop
Tho cause oi this "slilrn fetch.
up" was tat oil ialv with ret
face nnd green paras'l, who had
planted herself slnt'ely III front oi
the engine, anI made the IN Ist fan
is = tnus tIr it 20 pause.
"Whst's the caltor 7 Anything
m til, track p said the engineer rx.
,,tedly.
"No,hini bu; me, slil the old Ia
DAY st,llly.
"lIt1 there been mashup Is
lhIrc there draw bri lso npru ?"
"Dont poke fun At me, young
man : ! want to soc the PROPRIETOR
The what 2
The mnu who ruus this thiny -
the captain or whatever you cal
him
What do you want with the con-
lict,r -
"Nonc OF your business. wjn'
to see the hcil mln-thc boss -tnd
at once"
"Wrll mann. 81 4 that functionnry
runnrnl up, watch IN hini, what IS
up , WHAT can | d, Tor you
"Yoi 20 through to Chicago, don't
You ?"
"Why II clursc. WHAT al it ;"
know my son BlIl--Bul Skim
dersin- there.
NO. For hcavco's sake got Of he
track, you ol1 -
Don't ,as. me-, you rcd np.'l -.
rlla, or IN iulorm On you. D'ary
mo. though cvory body surw my
hoy Bin. pr r,mru'nt mtr tA'rr .rnr-
the biggest lrrt s.nn! 80 Dwr, m ]
--hanl. oil . yor rascal. Dlut
d ,re t. torch m',--l'iI move wucu
rD u gooi rerly.'
"Nn'n, tam hurry up. What
DO YOU want p
"On, thought yonN change
your tame. We'll, iNi,n You'd just
stop over day or twp u, Cni,tI
aud hook mp B.il. AL toll hin tlu
httio Marian james Itnlo;5 have
kinder wDrkei rpIri mp ii'-, uul
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-11

Remember, undcr NJ irnTTst9uces should
yu4 .u,. Kcpy7r or Nuvtr uuu YOU have eK-
ami. Cd IIlT ..TR |IluH. Mlrur er yuu
Hu nHf I.l O. ey4u,UH ~ O.. roughly. Is
.Ia.lfrcss of Draft. &C. Nr-v Don. Movement.
its sim H'iiy. Hul a. AIT matte Adjustment
command 10 nyrr an Others I.rw.ts Nill h-
M no. fhtU r.nr ,atislr., 90. "a The, iuyrstl
ate It's man El' rH'ns ot snT 'trity. and
test its uultrHus Hlva1tagns. fnHt t'r - AN
rilN ls uerfalu,v tue "a Ht.HlNE to le ITC
icrrcl.
Its .stlnatc ry the most 7vmUctert I1i-es
that over anN-h ltu. ftr Hsv amt tirAlu tI.P
90 tIn In.fFi ~tttr- .. l. est With CHA VI
uE MOWERS \ ArLFS. These c.le.
ITIted Machines arefal4 -
N. N. GAliuN Sr'rsgrrve,
NnBEhr ~uirN, .a,t3l Fbulg,
!. BlNiAMAN, TrNelviue,
and also by tho TTav1AuF AGENT,
JAHES LEPLEH, .,HistUTgs
pr. a. lsSu,
, 1880-09-21

ncss-imen Of the country and tho Intelligent
men Ut nil cfasscs can scarcely fall 10 bo l,li-
pressed with Tho danger forcsl'adowcd ny
this state Of things. 1t illustrates anew tho
utter filsincerlty OF Democratic prnfcssiofs,
which arc pttt forward merely Ia catclI votes
without tho slightest pnrposoof being bound
by thcm in tho future.
II Is mt strange that Gen. Hancock should
10 willing TO accept the Grecnbnck program
II he thinks such course will contribute
, 1880-09-21


Legislature Of Missouri after tho Wnf ap-
potnsed n Commission to porpetn',e the owl.
tlence Of losses sustained by individuals II,
thai Siatc, tntl tho amount Of claims proved
ttr il, less tfnn six nlolltl's WIS ever s'N0,-
100000. Thls was aovcn years nKo' wl1etl
there wns 'io expectation ri Democratic
President and Congress 10 rny such c'0lnls'
Now tint State can prove tip claims to s'oo,-
o00.oo0. ......
Tie sel'eine OF obtaining payment Tor tlfcsc
losses l'as been portlnaclnnsly pressed by
the Dcmncrnts III Congress. ~ most per
slssent eiFort has bcel n!ndc by tho Demo-
crnts 10, repeal tho requirement. that Tic
claimant was loyal elslzeil n'tl had NOT lmF-
ticlpatcd III tho Rebellion. Failing This, they
hnve tcsnrleA to l'avIng claEtls presented BY
WILLOWS, Or sisters. or ar''ts. or children OF
men wIo hal sorvetl III the army or served Ill
, 1880-09-21
TnE celebration, os ths tltlirlh anniversary

TnE celebration 0l tlis tlttielh anniversary
OF t,osgtnn Independence has directed nltent!ou
tn tho recent marvellous growth ei The City Ut
Antwerp. Most Americans viii be aatonsshcd
Oh being told that Antwerp to-day ranks third
among tho great maritime ports Of Europe,
cus,iny directly ufter London aud Liverpool.
llamburg cosnes fourth, Newcastle hftb. Mar-
ssllics sixth. III tho forty ycats between lxs5
and ,Si3 tho ,tonnaSe Q! ships cntertnx
Ilayse and Liverpool! has Quhdruplcdt
but Mt Antwcrp 1t ha7 Increased alx-
teen. told, In tho lust decenuIa! period
covered BY Statistics, tho augmentation OF ton'
, 1880-09-21
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

T1ir Cn1cAon TRIBUNE hes established branch
Offices for Tic receipt Of subscriptions and adyorasc'
ulcsts rs follows:
NEW ynltK-t.oom = Tribune nulldlng. +. T. Nc
FA1ll,ES. Manager. .
Gl.Ast;UW, HcotIand-A.lans American fows
AgGucy, II ltcaneid-sL
LONDON. Ena.--Aucr!can EEchnnEc. Az atfaad.
HENRY +. C;lt!.tG, Agent
NASllSGTUS, u. .C.-1al9 F ssreot
, 1880-09-21

ASor,fEf, South African war Is not un-
likely. Capt. CnrrinRloi, with seventy Of the
Cape Town }tIs!es wms recently rot upon by n
force of 1.0 lsasutos, and ha Lieutenant md
twt, ot hie men kEl,ctl The llasuins wure routed
with considerable loss. Tho dispatch aLtls:
"CMps. CarrinEtun Is being reinforced" from
which 1t nppuars that Il rcnuwal ot nusslttlcs Is
6xpectei.
, 1880-09-21

As WAS expected. the Democratic prima-
ries on tho North Side last evening resulted tn
tho elnGtion Of Delegates fnvorlng tho liols,itn-
ton Ut Young Sir. Perry Smith. Tho Conven-
t!on meets to-.ny, and, Notwithstanding the
protrsts Ut tho Douocr1tio orgln nut! thu
co.lnsels uf tho "ouid hua'is.'' Young Sir.
Smith, who, It Is to 10 frared, has inr less
bruins than hts father has nonuy. will DO set up.
Mr. FaryclI, whpso ulactlol IL nss,tresl iu my
event, will htve walk-ovor with such MI OPP
pnncnt III tho rathor ambitious t!odgllug whoso
only qualifications for tho olica he seeks arU un'
bounded chuck md hls fnthrss wealth.
, 1880-09-21

MAYOR PRINCE didn't claim much tor
noston In bis or.tlon tho oiAor day, but lu did
say TINT sha established tho first church, tho
first FREQ school, md tho tlrat college, built tho
first vessel. tue first prEntlng.p1ess tho hrse
hvtcl, and tlrst railroad, startc1 tho t'rst sicws.
papcr anl tho !ltrt temperance nioyctncnt; Or
oanlze,l tho ilrst abolition movement anu tho
slrst Thanksgiving ce1chratloni originated
stMmp-spcnkiug twhen tho lioy. john Wilson, tn
1GI7, during tho canvas for Governor. addrosseI
tho people from! trce III behalt Of Winthrop,
who was clectedli aud created tho 1Fst public
nark.
, 1880-09-21

A. nBAsrNors ttro broke bUt Mt Green Bay,
Wis, last evening, which res,tltca IN lie 1c.
Rtruction ot sixty Ut tho brst residences 1T thnt
city, th!rly burns, Nn The l'restytcrlan church.
Tho lusa IL yarlous!Y cstMHtttl h0tween $t50,00
nnd 3li5,00Q. Tho insurRhco In eald ~ DO very
lttEhf
, 1880-09-21

SECRETARY EyAlvrs will address tic to-
publlcans OF New York Mt tho AcadUnly of Mil
SIC In that city sept. ~. HI will 10 followed
nbout Il week afterwards ty s.ol. ltnbcrt Il. lii
gcrsoll. who will III turn bo sncceedud by Dir.
StOrrs. of this city,
, 1880-09-21

TIniEE British ships, tla Druid, Cantcst,
and FlRuEngo, lInvc been dispatched to tho coAst
OF Newfoundland t0 investigate tho ,l!'rKcA
oascs or ylnloslcu ta tho American fishermen
on hoard tho Micro CAstlo, rcfcrrcd 10 III 1ns
TRIBUNE kulha t!uys aRt,.
, 1880-09-21

A. n1.oopr 1iot, arising out OF a too FREQ
Indulgence In whisky and from pulItra! aluor-
: enccA. Il reported from Somerset, I'a. Batus.
dpy. the employees OF tia Somerset s Cun.briA
Hu!roaL, consisting Of Africans aud ltlbcrniAls,
were paid their monthly stlIelnls. The Africans
attended Il Republican meeting, and, returning
!harefrnn, shouted for uhretd and Arthur.
1h!t keetus ~ hase afnuyet1 tho 1Hshtnen, Nhu
ArA ucHtuaEula, a.ld they repllul Iy shouting fur
was nut 4ur. llsso!s, knlycs, Rud eluts wrro
, 1880-09-21

Monk tl,nn hnlt tho horses of Boston nre
suffering from h tltsenso strongly resembling tho
ep!zo5tIu, although tnil.inr tyne. Veterinary
surgeons say thAt every equine IN tho city will
lie attacked ty tho dscaso. 1t Is fcnred that It
will spread 10 oshur rNrtS IT thu country.
, 1880-09-21
A FAMILY. callslstlnr nf six persons. liz

A FAMILY, consisting at six persnrs, living
ut Wlkeebarru. IT,, nto Ut somu rnt,t-nanl III
which nrspniu hu4 bcey Ini1cl for the purtM,so
OF poisoning r1lts. Thrrc Ut thu pnrtlrs. Nt,ts
sylvnnn Carl, her slster. aud alrs, II. i. Wood
ward, hnve dlctl fran tho effects. Je'nma
Powell. u seryun,, and thr1e uthors will prob
rl,,I H.
, 1880-09-21

MAJ. ]. II. Nelson, tho lcfan!tfng l'ay-
master Ut tho United Stats ar1tty, was .trrcslel
ut Kansas Cisy, bo., Sunday lliKht, and taken 10
Fort 1.cufcnworth. liz Will to tried by curt.
martial. f1c has been On sprao ut kInsns City
for several days, anu wholt Mrtosioa last uigbt
was In very dllapIdutcd condition.
, 1880-09-21

freely ,,sct,. Several cnlorol man were lmtllr
hurt, md two Of tho Trial, crowd wcro wounded,
one, 1t bale!!cvrh. fatally. Il Is foarc TINT tho
riot will a,o renewed. Five negroes nlstf ono
Irishman ,savu been nrrcstc,s, ard wassa"is are
cttt nj thcrs
, 1880-09-21

THE steamship Alsatia, Which sailed from
New York Saturday for LUu,lol,, roturned
yesterday. Whun hbnut 2i0 tniics cut tho ct,al
i'll her bunkcrs was discovered to bU Oh tln.. and
Ia \ short N,mo afterwards there WAS AL ex.
r!osion which did much damage to tho vessel,
Tue Hrs WAS not extnxu.shnai until tho coal was
ueArIy burned. No lives were l0st.
, 1880-09-21

from Augusta In les. than four days. Tho
French plantations ,n tho st. Jnhn's River nro
ns fnr fr,ni A,lgtista MS IN baltimore from TINT
town, and tho returns which have bccn held
taris la..9cst nrc tstosu frosn thu ncusncratte
tnwns. Cries Of frau,t cnnlo with very hnd gsaee
frs,m Mr. "Mulc" 1'arn,im mud the MAlno Fu-
AlnnISt9
, 1880-09-21

IN consequence af the rccrnt l,cavy ralns
destructive onIs occurred Saturday ut Bedford.
hiR!to:. Newbury. HemtGn, afiI Shefltld, aud
Other English tnwns, CrDps and Other property
hayo bccn much IN urt1l.
, 1880-09-21

JACK REyEI.s, welj-known coloretl tes-
pcrallo Ut indianapolis, became incoAsHd nj hls
hrnther-i in.law, "Al" Scott, who chnrgcsl t.evcs'
wifi with hlvis,g stolen son,u dishes from his
hotIse. Ncyels cnllad On S1ntt for satisfaction,
atsf, none heln1 9ivcl,. ,o eluptted tho contents
oH II shotgun Into bis bsHly. l'etng pursued by
sentt's brother, ho p!okeI up HI ax MI! struck
at him, neas!y sevcr!ng Ills Arm fr'ul tho ahuul-
der. "Al" scott will hardly reeueer. Iscvcla
hns hran arrested. All the persons concerned
nre notorious characters lit Indianapolis.
lleycts' father was wt!l-knoWr Clergyman OF
tho African siethnlIst tpiscnpnl Church.
, 1880-09-21

Gen. TonLEnEx, Ut tl!u Russian arrny,
who rendered hls Country knch distinguished
service during tho Cr!,,ean war, Is getting old
and fccblc. md IL obliged tn five up tho Gnv-
crnorst,tp Of Wllnn, 10 wh!Gh hc was appointed
lp8s than q year tlEt,
, 1880-09-21

uebt 0I ti!0 Union and LIE rtFhte losscs o1
Union mon, but o'sn the entire Wnr losses of
tho peoplu ergngcd Ill tic ltebeI'lotl' Is TO
elect Democratic PRESIDENT.
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PARTY WITH TWO FACES.
Gen. Weaver. TIC Gfceslpack cantiluale tdr
President, hnS evidently i'lasto up aIh n,t'isi
tlat 1t Is nbout time to pitt the brakes on
Democratic enthusiasm over Il reported
Grcanbnck victory III Mnlne. Ilo lftls dns!o
ILLS very e'lectually BY sending Gcn' lln's-
led, tho Grcc'!back canIit!nto for Governor
If Maine {sS1lo was ut first reported to have
becn rlcctctl), tic following dispatch:
congratulate you on the Erand fight sou hnve
m ID Ma'a , 1T te es,, ' sr,,sa gsG sssi
c.,i tIrncr. md strengthen ttlcn fur tho great
wch temm y 10 10 y. sal WIZ, wv yW
ucratic ieatcrs miaserutlng EciIn,I ti,o (,rec,l-
l,hck purity. Mnu G1!lltnE nar eie!prr .cneratIo
NJ, n,nntc.l as ssra,El, GfcetlDncksr a,l.l Tint
tue DeMpcrals eo,;ii itt have rnrr!cl M tnc stAto
~, csiel you 10 mike picats 10 thc,n whcu tliey
Kave Wy. their i,l.i9rscAr.ta n.,l lnat wy per-
Ctt Cuh,ttcc e'uss,,,icnty teiaai,.,cd nieslacs II
/ yoM and nrnn YOUR scsolit refusal salt COM
tnti a,,a thnt yo1 II" ,,ce1,nS y, d, " ttt so
lIrnocrnts !n sIano sl,awe their K.ta,, 4 sense hy
Va'ne tno afeehpck 'ekei s' IL IT, wrtvrm ~ tvee|
f,,r ,vo,.or s.,,r,f n I.an, so,,s. ~
,,n,ur u ,,,a,' , i, ] n,,o,,ad for ,,;s conrro,,.
,.a.,, H., s's,. .a,,,o ,,,,snsa,,,ns,.
,.,,a; a% % C.n I1,.n,, @ e'' 'su % 1,pno.,nL tuto-
as,..,a ,,,.,.."., a.. IT, oia'.,',, ,a,'t',
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.,r',t,tha,, linn, IN H.. ,,r,,,tn,iMnrv hnttoa
,vanv.r so,.. t,,o so,,,, ,l'ny h,,t In tntas
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, 1880-09-21

AN Engltshluan writing TO the London
T4Mes cutters strenuous protest aEaltst tlo Ut
teptuton Ut spelling lud,au na.nes III lnIlan
fushio,t, which row tniests our literature. Ito
says tho cEa1o has scAchod: ily hight In Col.
, 1880-09-21

GEN. GRANT will be banqueted on the 18th
Of October by tho Mddesox Club VI i!oston.
Mrs. Grunt. Col Fred Orant and hls wife, tho
Governors Of tho Nuw Euglund Statcs sonlu
membcts OF tho cablHet, Senators, Congress
ncn. and other distinguished persons aro tx
oocted to attend Oh tho occasion, which fsroH,-
Ives TO bu ono OF tho plcasaMtest IN tho history
~ jfnRtnn
, 1880-09-21

1}Ex Rurr.kn and Col. Villas profess to be.
lIuvu that most Ut tho volunteers III tho Union
aruIy wGru democrats. HIT They tlu nut ut ntl
undertake. to axplaln tho following soldfcr yoo
oelalIy received aud registered in tho several
, 1880-09-21

NJ Jtrl.Es FEni1y llns acccpted the resp0tl-
ahllty Of fornllng II nnw Cabinet. AL the ult
Ministers wilt he retained. It IL suited that
II. Do Frcyc!net nspirea to loud tho Moderate
Republicans Int tho Senate, and will soon
become an nctlvc and aggressive oppn-
nent pf st. Hntnbetta ntnt the itad'cats. l'rrs!-
dent 0r6vy hns published IL letter compliment
Ing II. DC rroyclnet in h's utility. md thanking
him for tho services he has rendered tn France.
THO complainant has boon well And hot,ornlly
t]carryct3
, 1880-09-21

DEAocuArlu harmony III New York
docan't seen u hatmolize 10 beautifully ~ bus
been reported. Thu German Independent nem-
ocra,ic organizations h,.ye protested vigorously
axuinst tho division Ut spoils patched up be-
, 1880-09-21

meeting TnrstIny evening, fep. e. for business md
r'osk. Hall. u Munrae.s Az AeiM1ers g4rcHsiy sa'
u. ii, CitANt. HucTetary.
, 1880-09-21

E,tsrtd al ths pp;l-t1et at Chicago Ill, al steond'
E1als Mailer.
Enr TIM benefit Of our patrons WIN desire to sent
single copies II! TIE TRIBUNE through Tho MALL VIC
niye berpNith Tho tEnnatcnt rNto of postage;
fhunsttte. Pr CnpV.
1ttet and r>rniyr 1tnnE ftnnof fBhtA
t;1'nen nrr rennf. - csilla
1.,r, and ,i,rc,vc t,npc f'nt,or cents
ksfnnT fnur Iinnor C0nlA
, 1880-09-21

White HtocAsuE 1snse.Rntt Park.
Michigan uyeruc. cppo4tto Washington FtTeot
Gnmp between thu Cincinnati and Chicago Caubs Al
S.lA