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FOKETY.
HOW HE EXpREsSt:s II1stRELE IE1AnDINd
lila y,ART EYnJ1

HOW He ExpREssr:s M1,tsELE nEaAnDISd
lila LAHT FLOP.
: Special Dtsputeh to Ihs Chicago Ttibtna
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. >1s.-T'l,e following
letter Inns Just been. received at tho Demo-
cratic headquarters from JOHN W. Ful1ley:
PHILADELPHIA, Pm, Aug. l7.--Mr DEAR Stns.
lowe you M upntoYy for not sending All GhriiDr
reply to yours Of tho 9th tl.at.. making ING to nl-
campaign, but wntod to tnll
Tins to cotuo. Tint proves to be
lMpossible. AmNnXst Z Son VI engagements
herr+ Mt tho end bT twnnty yeArs t!ul myself
once moro In limo With tho DeiHocrstsc purity.
md IN Fosi'nlnH my post | mn III cDIupnIy with
thousands who hase cotpurataa With tho ltunut,.
War No Ohio DemDcrit who bulIevcd In tho
exatnpto hf htcrhgn Il. nnu9l1a, or who renlcln-
l,era tho Iessos Ut lavfd Tul ul,1 John t]r,ntgh
should hesitate to rnily to tho standard Ut WIN
Held i. Hnncopk, ct pGnusylvan!a. Thero is
nothing IN tho present Republican party to nt-
trnct the disciples OF their xreAt lncn. All thAt
'tnsriFea tho lcMders OF tint party now Is hntresi
of tho men born In tho l1cnsuorut!u church, Anl
4 r. m;sny;ago rcsolye to lsoen tho s.ath, r9rK!yen
still In hutnitiatton. Tho Wur Democrats, Win
mato tho Republican purity whnt IL IL. aro not
bound To a mission that tnpuna shnmc to thpnl-
solves nnd crA1tty to i, ,O01 U1 of khe!r Sn1ltlorn
fel!0w- GItIxyns. ttlstlry bus no pnko 81 sishnn-
orlng ~ this nov erusude nf lnt.lern lirpublic-
an .lcAiera upon ancn fur more worthy thin they
nrc. ue,l. inntock o!TcrB III Il broa rntl,l nut Or
statesman. and aboye u'l nj, i!o1sst !i.aa.
IL + aoknnoy and Clark il irvlna, s'csS1i csian.
BITS. o,
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lIcnn candidate to be run In every Con-
gressio1nl district IN Georgln, and there aro
Euod reasons to believe tint In sonlo nf the
districts Republican Congressmen will be
elected. The outlook Is more encouraging
now to tho Republicans thur 1t Inns bocn at
any tinc since tho War.
X prominent cotnrcd Republican, and q
man uf influence In Its ranks, from tho fnct
t,iully Of doing tho party some good, re-
i,iarkcd 10 n1u t,-tlny that Ii, hia opinion the
best thing for tho Republicans i, tho State
would he to support Norwood. .Efo suRgost-
CAP in tic party would Ge open to a n ercatef
0stent than II WIS now, and That the chances
for tho success of tho Republicans al a later
lny would be greatly increased BY. this plan.
yention 10 viii inject this itlea into tho mem
bers, and show that II is 10 thu best Interests
Of tho Republican party u support Mr.. Nor
wood the candidate of tho minority.
, 1880-08-19
CHICAGO,

DENoc1,.Arfc grATE nENrNA1, COMMITTEE.
~ .An o,,;o,,ruo o,1 ,naot,n% ~ tha I9n,naaroti"
~. Az na1uut,cu h.cutn's W tae Dchocln.1u
State Central Committee wns held yesterday
IN tho Palmer House club-roon,. With tho
execution Of brIef adjournment for dinner,
II ~ tSl1I"n, 1,1'a,rn,nn. "ros,,,s1 ora ~
-. n1''lI"'. cIu!tM,an, 1a peS'ne". ~ a''a ~ =.
h'elss, of tic Sullivan ProIrcss, neted ns
scribe. There were present: e. II. Whfttt-
ker, Ut Macomb: T, ii, luuton, Jol,csooro:
+ Il nnci; Ehnr,esto,. II, K T1nrfr. nssa'
=" - nusA' cAat'cston, ~ H. Dut1ec' nse'1-
tnF; u. NJ too!e. bhoWheotowh; W. Altller,
Lincoln; Maj. 0rohll0rn, SprlnRllelll; Il
/. Mckinley, Paris; l.. Bush, r!t:sdell;
H. a.a. ~ o, W9,.,.s.,,,o. ''s19"' e.ah; ~ 4A ~
n"'s' ,n,sn. 1rn,a n'e7'aei e;oraS osa"an '' oH,
co-laborers i'll the unpronllsing field there
wore ulso present I.y,nan Trumbull. Gen. L,
II, pnrsnl,s. Tam Butturwortl. II i Harmon ~
-, aoa' ~ ~ st"ta ,io,tot ~ "v' ~
gu ca1uluatea on the olata tleket, ". ".
Fuller alll l.. Il. Letter, Of tho Executive
Campaign Committee. dropped III for w,ttIu
md contrihut.ti few chunks OF wiz to,n. ns
III aia', sf.a.,.., Tn"@tmu M.ISn,",I 1as,.,',,
~ ais9 icasi Met sn% & ci1p a1u 10HeRn
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NOTES.

MoNrrE1lEH. Vt, Aug. l7.-Ths Repub-
'licn,ls Of Verinniit have received spasm of
ENCOURAGEMENT to-day from nh assuring coin-
multcaslon from New York, that John Kelly
Is preparing to come out will, ali Ills forco
and Influence fur Garfield and Arthur. Tho
statement IL u, strangN one, III view Of paat
rltMors Of neace n,ld harn,uny, which fol-
managers Of the Republican campaign.
willis they will not now. dlyulga the sourcB
0f thalr Information, clnim TINT the assertion
II trlle beyond the sl,ntlow Of doubt. It is
suspected that Hooker, Of nrattleboro,, ,wlo
il Quo Of the nlN,,nKerB OF Republican Hcnsl-
quarters In New York.. is authority for Tho
statement. The Colonel Is not given to OK
AEEernli0!l, and II tho atntcnlent Is from him
1t IL undoubtedly correct.
CAMPAIGN OPENED. -
Special Dispateh to The Chicago 7rtbunf.
NEw TU,lK, Aug. 18.-Alr. John Collier
opuned tho cnilpatgn tl.th!a city this evening
by innsl!lg a spaech OF one hour antl. twenty
mlnlltcs'. duration to- q largo audience ut
D'ccc!trr building. There were {, ,0G0 people
present.
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SARATOGA POLITICS.

Mns. A'cs.EttAx's noo-1nE uErrisu prMooRA-
cY-nH1o'A REPUBLICAN AAJon1TY-FtoR1pA
ss,.;n. su,s mMrhD y. ~. ,a,.. ,,r,
se.sat ce'',o11eeee - o. 3"f 1a'eaeo 3r1oan.
win st de;erontaiy IN ha"a gsws soGa n
front of TIM I1nitsl srotc. 1Iotcl. .sststinr Mrs
no,, na,rr, +, .for4,at,or ,.s &,n.,,a.!a ''
her arms Mrs. Mcclellan carricd Il pot Skye tor
rier.
:, SUPPOSE yoa ero yery much attaehod to tho
ht.'H aoe. re,nAfKea Mf; clo"s.
Yes very" said Mrs. NcC. "11ovo IT,"
ear rnen, aamea. of course you h"s0 given 1t very
uyrs tto ,o.ro.t ,,o,no ,,o f,a,o-,, o,a r
oo,,i, sh,S ser,o. ~. rser.t,"., .ut"' "nu
MArd r~,r rts, ~ t.s .a,ssg.. s.,.,., !, ,,u
olows, ourioualy:'
at ia Samuel J0nos T1tten Mcclellan" rcpled
tho aoneral, as be contracted his military hrnw
@na ro.'ea up peta onus OF nus nas'achc'
aes, mueed hr. Clews to Don Cameron. as
MrctuiInn IL n ,1car nonc@a "orv ,,"a, ,,",n" v'
s rs M af sss S5 se ae eost 1 h9 ss ePssr s @ M
eSSt tlS snntTY 10000 soldiers graves on Tho
eo'eSanonsny.
Tho aa5au ba aa1Sa eeat 81 .ha Nax yo, no.
moeTaey bayo leon clustering arolna Saratoga
staiiIing bot II *ioJn That Grccloy ~ Would III be 3
elected. One day Horny Clews .ca,no up. and.
to Mr inthpr % q toxress III a[l aI,d l tod hj
rurc T., III nv ,,'1 ,t s,,i ~ rts;., G
oHryy " ue Hnos % y m rcs"v ~ ,of,esnd 3f 4 en- ~
AL tn w ~ tpuhlcs th M WnGe up pool
str,upo d say, ot no,He,rs. oercd d'S; t. l. lei
~. Ss+ s ,';'lr ,is "astensn8 out III
NY f mo,ras ~ !Sn W.. w: vor mn stro,v
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RHODE ISLAND.

SPEAKER RANDALL TALKS TO THE FEW
1'EsocisATs IN THAT srA1.wAIiT LITTLE
sTATE.
Special DtspateA to IAs chttaeo Tribune.
DosroS, Aug 1s.-Tho Democrats Of
Rhode Island had ninss-ineeting at Rocky
Point, n famous summer resort, today. 1Ie-
tween 5000 md It, 0,C0o people assembled here,
anu It IL reported that tho Treasury Of the
State Committee was enriched by certafn
per cent Of tic receipts 0t the railroad and
steamboat companies for transportation.
Thcforcnoon was spent picnickinE, aud In tho
afternoon several hours woru occupied I'm
spcecl,-nsaking and lctter-reaaing Letters
wero received from Gen. llnncoek, express
Ing regret that numerous engagements pre-
vented Ills nttentance; from John Kelly,
who predctetf tint Hancock would carry
New York by lutga majority; from SUNSET
Cox, who declared that tho election Ut Ham
cock Is
A FoREG0yE cOSCIus10y
with sllrewd folks; from Senator Dnyartl, OF
Delaware, who referred 10 Federat Inter-
ference III elections, and condemned thu Re-
publican work of 1876 as to Louisiana a1,d
FfurltEa. Tho principal speaker WAS Speaker
Randall lie said TINT our National prosper
it} Is due to the. operations. Of natural laws
Of trade md .tle thrift which chnr-
nctIon of thu Democratic IIouso
Of Representatiyes IL compcllMx
trlbllted largely to resumption. llp dwell
lightly oil ti!u tariff. eai:atnE That tlfls uaes-
tion Is practically settled for tue presullt on
nccnunt OF the necessities Of tho revenue,
which demands ccrtnfn amount for the
maintenance Of our Government. NJ tilnt-
ter which Of tho twD parties Is in power, tlle
financial needs Ut the country will compel
4 TARIFF SUFFICIENTLY PROTECTIVE:
Iii Its nature to coyer the expenses demanded
by tic. welfare Of tho paDp1e. Labor allti
capital Mge mutually dependent, ard une cail-
nut By dlspossesscd without corresponding
| result ol, the other. They arc like the right
md left arl!s Ut Il human being. Tho coin
,nandInE reason for unncacs's nomination
was, whi!e q soldier. from youth, he yet
believed In the stlbordinat1un Of The military
to the civil authority. The soldterly elu-
lnent Of Ills nature commended him to tho
good favor OF THO people, ard the Republican
party cannot With grace take exccptiols 70
ind elected Gen. Grant to tho highest posi-
ton within tho gift Of tho people,
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MEXICO,


POLrT1CAL-A Dla ROBBERY,
VERA Cruz, Aug, l0-Ex-Prestdent Lerds
Is expected to return to, Mexico from New
York by tho next steamer. The Lerdo1st,
anti those In power are sail to favor tho ri.
nmph Of Gonzales. The opposition to Con,
zales ,1na!ntatls that President Dlaz !haf
united with tho remnants Of tho Church
party, and continues to declare that Gonfalp5
Is n Spaninrd, and that Mexico Is last eo.
Ing ululer OLD Spanish rule, Fourteen Span.
lartls werG uieet1u to Congress- ~'N''7
!, Robbers captured cohsoy of $50, 900 ueal
tile CNpItAi. -
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nm, o,rotr,,,., +, uroo4 fraud NJ, thc ncople
~" ~ tt,nI.gnips, i,rasih",;ni nsnrn
;;,ns H. .a~a ,1,ot u omiv r,xns fnn~ihe fnri ia
In h', n,vi,innrr nS,srrypt1 for snf,,c timo of
tti",nln" ill., h,. IN" iSamncrofs Iiu savs Tint
i,m H. I;.,,nn1rtnI M .he rnsn sPns
,",dn I'M "'''r ",,if ihn iurv wus rrndy to
~, ~. a f"rn,otlw deSinrc vrrtlirt. Which
Ew Hns o" "ir"atlv scttje ,n tha rsrljc mind. and
W. Ms ,,tr.t Tacs vsni harc ~ ' hoe ,,,r tire.ve
tho4 to r1!i tr w",a ne,y re " s part
~ tns,ann a IN f,,eir nrcse1t nffnrts In says
I o,,ntv H. trvin% % n mil Him ihrn1,of, m lin
1;r.si,tnnt}ai tsa,,1 Syiii nx,aosr thn}r syrnj,.
,n.ss all t1",,,nrn1j,nfto1,' The titnrucy.
tnnsrni ~ sovs INIT tt,a ,nriv ,xas noc"r in,,T,
fnnrn,,nLi2 s,rrn,,lyrsI % and %o,i"flei nnrtict.
iuriv tt tte observation-disclosures fnr lila s,,fofrf,,frt
~ IN Eiefiih, in,Ss rrmarsi,,1 if,ot i,n haT
~ Nnrehni in rntiinrn n,nnnwhil,.' iV. W.
.I,n,iinv ,rhn hni thn ~ onrinmrf, ard rn,1rnre
~ rn f.,," liz InSya: tl;nt ho ,vas 9feterlIitd
+" i,avr iHsticc innc tn Xii nnriIes ard n folr
vnt,. '"'&'~o 1'''o ~ ''' ''"' ''e'
'"N1' ,.a,,,,.n,,.a
hESlcths tM!4a.tn ,.q. ~ H...,;.
II, nnestas 10 s Mr uauo1
~ u;s X, i,sncnratir niiirnrs
r. ttn;5 = - ~ nt. s,,onuo a. nif nn IL rnt
~, r. ~ T., y r' a,s y, oi.,s,. rm.ntirs svhnre
H. H. ".e " uc AttG5 e,nf ~ ;;i ncrn,n,,iis' tho
.,M s',,".,G'' ,s',, ,'nr"', ,,nine rnrv r,nsn
'ss e"i "i, ts rno"i,a i,ue ai,oro ,s thnso
in,,,s Ky ~ n,.'i anuu ~ ti,"m, hnvc iust
h1u ~ , t.i.'t " ~ hou,, lima .ini
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bp{ttH DWfIlfN 70 I'M EHEedt6 1TIbhHk.
MAp1soy, Wis, Aug. ls,-la tho uosptta!
investigation io-tlny nothing OF startling
character was elIcited. Several OF tho en-
GENERALLY te4tliisd tgl the etacicncy Of Ur.
1lous1iton. MoDtil, the Steward, admits
s0ln1 slight errors H. his acco,lhts, but
claims they were made because l,s ilad 50
much to lo, aud Ills accounts ttlarsby got
mixed. The thking Of testimony will proba-
bis close Oh Saturday,
, 1880-08-19

GEN. GRANT,.
Ills ENDORSEMENT OF TIM REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL TIckHT.

11&9 lSU0IF5Fs1t51ST WF 1ItE2 NEFQUl.IQ.AT4
NATIONAL. TICkHT.
8psetal Di.patea 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOlsK, Aug. lB.-Gel. Grant has
written to Senator Dorsey. Secretary Ut tho
Republican National Cotnmlttes, in reply to
nil invitation frum tic COMMITTEES 10 attend
meeting OF the National and Congresslona!
Committees !n Nuw York. Sept 3. Tho let
ter. Is antcd Aug. ~ from Ma,,itou Springs,
Colo. lie says: 1t Will bu impossible for
M, M 70 =, attend Ut that latu,,, es I
6eptenIher, amt besides i must Ko East tle
hitter part ut tho n.untl,, md do not care 10
!nuka two trlls ST near together, but you
haye ny tnll sympathy, III support nf tho
Ticket headeti by Garfield and Arthur haye
aud shall not"
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

ST. pAufr M!nn., Aug. 1a.-Wtll!au l1a}ss a,s
tho oldest. businessman Of MeAdota, ~
miles from hcre. and II prominent r'.Hen' III
was instantly Killed this morning by oe!M X
struck BY trnlr whlle stu!ldlnK !, ~ rsuj j
bridge Of rle Chicago, milwaukee, y ~. - mr. ~.
ltstway ;l!e was teyhg to gnt nail 4aal1 ~ snt
did nut SEQ The engina approaching h'n'se'-
, 1880-08-19

. KSoxvlLI.s, Tenn, Aug. 1s.-A passetl&es'
trutn OIL tho East Tennessee Virginia =
Georgia Rond, which loft hers about 1o'clock
tl'!s morning, was thrown froM tho tracKa a.
Armstrong Cruok, about saven miles eig!'
CAUSED By Il washout. The engine, tenae':
bagEagc, and poatal-cars, mud two pssSsl'!Ssstt
reli,atncd On the track with portions of 40.
nther. Engineer Whitlock's arm w. w.,
broken III two places. Tho gronai' ~ ~
bralcs.neis, Conductor Young, Express ~. ~.
sengurr Curcolnn, md DAggaKenlastee !1e,. Oen.
Eers. Mary Battle, ngel 3 yenrs, was kllle'@
Several OF tho wounded are hers.
, 1880-08-19

DEATH OF OLE BULL.
BERGEN, Norway, Aug...ls.-Ole Dul1, thA
famous ylolinist, Is dead.
TUNfg.
RoME, Aug 18.-rho majority Of The
Roman papers discussing the concession by
the hey Of TunIs to tho French Bone s
Guclnla Railway Company for tho construc.
although such limo to the coust will bs
certaln to damage tho commercial tntefests
of the Italian line, there exists no suflclen.
ground OIL which the concession can ba OBJ
1uptlu to,
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FRANCE,

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
: PARIS, Aug. l9.-A collision occurred yes
.terday OIL the railway near Vicly, In which
nine PERSONS were injured.
A trim run Oft the track on the Tarascon
& Celia Railway yesterday. The stoker was
kllled, and several perso.Is were Injured.
, 1880-08-19
RUSSIA,

RELATIONS WITH CHINA
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1s.-It Is stated
TINT the Marquis Tseng, Ambassador Of
China, has been Informed that Russia will
not consent to further, negotiations With
tons from Peki1i.
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Cll0LEllA.
VIENNA, Aug. t8-Cholcra IA rani,, H..
village near .TurtasewotIn, In K,no,ala ~
causing an average Of fifteen deaths ,la;lr Ia'a
DuLCluNo.
coNsTANrENopLE, Aug. 18.-Tho Por.a h.,
finally decided to cede DulciSno To Afnnsnma NY
gro. Abctlltn Pasha, Minister nj Fscne Fo..,
Affairs, says he hopes the transfer vii, e.Ip hs
fected without great difficulty. '''' w o.
TURKISH olJECTfoys,
The Sultan, Mt the last audience ho ,,-.
Mr. uosetIen. Brt!sI, Ambassador. +. ;,skeaR e Fly ~
how II was possible to expect Fin to cunaane ,,,I
TO handling over ttatly Thousand ii ussmi,nssg,as
TO areece, tn vieW Of the dtsgracefui tsast
1nent experienced by Mussul.lnns froin" "Rs1f. Raf.
Enrlans, and expressed fear fhat 19i' tas
Greeks. would aet In a slmiiar uHtana, is tae ;a
WIrds them. Mr; Goscllon assured he Silk ~
this was impossible, md said he fs,t suaa
Enu!and and other Powers would rarag,ao Sts saqo
good treatment to the Mussul,nans. A~o
DIsM1sgED.
11afuz Paslla, Minister Of Police, },aa hoa,
dismissed on nccuunt Of Ills f,uuticai v;as.ssa esa
uo has been replaced by 1ladl Hallz, "'"s'
, 1880-08-19

situation ln Cahn! as generally sa,lss.ot..-
although slight .ifsturlonccs i,nv" "'ss.san"etory
y ths ely Thy priest Musk AianV nVjis,s{c js sIc
fl e s sss a''ssfs s u Is ssri ss { qf 5d W Asee
tho English, cxreVl AMONG ti, ,nmsssiaal tssialy 10
OF tho population of tho city.H '"eSt elasa
, 1880-08-19
The Porte Has Finally Decided 10
cede DuIclgno to Mon-
tenegro.
Russia Reported to Have Broken Of
Diplomatic Relations with
Tho C0ndnhar Relief Force Suffering
Tcrribly from the Prevailing
Heat.
Death Of Ole Bull, the Famous Violiniat In
Bergen, Norway.



THE RIOTS IN IRELAND,
rovrox A,,v 1s-nmrInw IT, r,o+ NJ
,,. n o -" ~, Nv
Ouhk'i'nos', SunaMS, n4"hy VI tue po1'ee
were wounded. Their ranks were several
times broken. They finally fired buckah0t
into the crowd: the firing was returned
fell Afnnv of tho rtotera ntu,nst
lushc" VI sAu pgl"iS ~ - IMo ~ ons.st ~
eagerhess OF httack. lhe polee 1heh hreo u
yOlicy or bnll cartridges, and many persons
were wounded. One man had Ills head rid
died with bucksliot. and received a bullet lit
tho abdomen, from tho effects Of which he
olea snort,y atlel. a,. T.. A.. a,,,. ..... H..
~ Io"npast.eh' ~ Ia a.e hshs oet"eel tno
~Atno.'es a'lo the oA"abeinen' AleaAu's Wele
used necessarily from II Sunday evening
until 3 Monday morning. Several persons
werc wounded.
ANOTHER TENtAr SCARE.
r,nn o,snsn @ ,a,. ta,.sra o,,,.,ana" ,,,.,,,.
tMo M aose1nsns n,1'.. .''t''ns M es.uense @ po'nils
~ tue p.ooaoss ,.s ~ an .,. p'oS ~ Nv"
up LIZ ua!!acAS ~ eoih' ule eaatuS huse
Oeef dou0ieft. anu patrols OF eighty men
witch the exterior Of tho barracks nightly.
It Ia stated that two barrels OF euupowder
,vnr,, fr,,pl ~, hfon1ov IN tha ro otf,vovtrrn,t
under tue oaFfacks'
AAhot TROUBLES
as fesu!s o. uao uise1uls OF lne IRON
HasteIs OF the Wess OF ocot1alla' many Inr-
maSGs " nanaIksntle " are ot9wa 2at, Ine
seilkG IL bp4EAilll& ~ ~ nAaUHE., SOtlalRGl-
, 1880-08-19

BISMARCK, D. T., Aug. IA storm ss' sss
night In Ket River Valley unroofett hga.sSc l s.c
blow few to pieces. killed one lnall. InlutIfs
ksyeral families, aM. Killed sons, WA sNsYIa1
Tturu wis u terrific combination of VA va
raill all.l hAil, 1t IL fcaretl tho wheat
considerably.
, 1880-08-19

0lye me tho 9hakers gnrsapartlla In prefer-
ence to Ill bthers.-c. 4. Guut1<tte. ". D., Boz.
faA.
, 1880-08-19

&'F43 U&4t0NEFN19V 3HIEIf.tKf UVKEAUs
Special Dapateh Ia Tns chteaeo Tttbuns.
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 1s.-'rAs Democratic
Literury Bureau hu5 been fully urguuIzou.
, 1880-08-19
ILLINOIS,


6Pflh4k AUp4seH ~ 4ha Eglfd90 IFlDuhbt
MELVIN, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-Mclville was tho
SEEM Of un enthusiastic Republican gulhor-
luz tonight. The object was tho orgnllza-
tiun Of Garfield ar1 Arthur Club, a,,tl Its
roll Ut membership embraces the .,atncs OF II
minority OF tina voters Ut the township.
Speeches woro nude by George Torrence,
tldato. for Elector, md others. Thu Gibson
l3and nlI Paxton GlGe Club furnished tho
music, and the mounted tiarfeln Huartls, uf
Will, turned out III full force. Littlu FUrd Is
good for 100 Republican majority III Noyenl-
hUr.
UNITED, ENTHUSIASTIC, .c0yFtnEST.
sptetat otspateh to ms Chicago 7rtbunt+ !.
prxoN. ILL.,. Ang, ts,-Tho Republicans Of
1,a!,nyra T9wnshlp hold grand T,nIly ,,Gn Gn
cox, 1t Me,,lota, mil othsrs; also Ut riina
Creek, Oglu County, on Saturday night, to
DO addressed ly Mr. Wilcox. Senator De-
nlunt, nlld DR.. 1icc, Ut Mount Morris. The
Republicans 0f Leo County never were ,noro
united, enthusiastic, dnd confident tllan now.
, 1880-08-19

; PoranKEErs1E. N. r.. Aug. l8:-was.i;' III,
MorKap,s one OF the editors OF t1e iI',' t,n
Iress tal down stalrs tutnl lght al1d " ase1 I'M S
n,osl!xtGly. 1t WAS thought Als neeA ="
broken,
, 1880-08-19

:; Ci1AurAqQpA. n r. AnG. E.ouf~a, y ~,
AlEuowan, Of Cincinnati aged ~ sss
drowned willis bathing ln ChaasauQaa A's>~
Tho body l. not recovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
Welded Love---A True Incident.

Make the bed easy, Mr. B." said Old In
Gle Abe, 10 the undertaken, who was preparing
the coffin for his aged wife Make the bed
soft and easy. for her bones are tender aud
soft, and a hard bed will hurt them"
He forgot for moment, that old, gray
haired man-tbat she was dead-that the old
bones had Done aching foreser.
Slty-iour years had she walked by bis side,
a true and loving wife sixty-four years -
thInk Of IL, 10 this age Of divorce.
Sixty-iouf years had they dwelt under the
same sorrows Of life; together incurred over
tho coffin Of the 6rst-born, together fejoicsd in
the prosperity cf their sous ard daughters,
ssd now che hes left Lira alsus. No voblsr
he forgot, ller ldviug hauis had 50 long
cared .os him, for he bad been the fcebler u
the tao. H'
Until death 90 Us part" said the marriage
service that had dRited them SO mauy years
$50. Death had ported tbom. bot the lovo
still survived. Tendsfly had be cared for her
oil these years. and DOW tendesly did Le wslch
The making Of no last bed Of this still loyod
wife
lie had bravsly breasted tho storm Of lifo
With her by his side, bui now that sAc was
gone lao could pei 1.-Two. std In few days they
laid hin by her SHE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
7WN JFFFERSON COUNTY w. VA, SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1884,

bic conductors alnt a road in the country
where the passengers feel more at home. No
passes every passenger pays full tralhc rates
Tor his ticket Wesleyan air-brake 90 all
trains. too; pretty safe road. but didn't ride
over il yesterday.
Perhaps you tried the Baptist" guessed
once more. -.i
"Ah, ha j. said TIE brakeman. she's a dali
sy. isn't she? River road, beautiful curves
sweep around anything TO keep close to the
river, but it's all steel rail aud RICK ballast,
single track all the way aud no, side track
from the rouud-house TO the terminus. Takes
heaps Of water to run it through, double tanks
at every station, and there isn't an engine IN
The shops thar can pull pound or run
mile with less than Two guages. But 1t runs
through lovely country these river roads
always do; river on one side and hills on the
other, and its steady climb up The grade all
the wsy I'LL the run ends where the fonutain-
head of the river begins. Yes, sir. III take
the river road every time for lovely trip, sure
connections aud good time. sni no prairfe
dust blowing in at tho windows. Aud yester-
Gay, wLen't the conductor came around for the
tickets with lltle basket punch. didn't ask
him to pass ne, hut paid my fare like n
little man twenty-five cents for an hours
run and little consent by tho passengers
.throwed 10. | tell you, Pilgrim. you take
the river road when you want
d But just hers the loud whistle from the en-
CINE announced station ant the brakeman
hurried to the door shouting
louisville this train makes no stops be-
tseeu here and indianapolis. - Hdekeye.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
Ex. UniverSelle.
PARIS, 1878.
Grand CrOwning Triumph
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
POETICAL,
SONG.


Spirit Of the Sum tner woods,
Breathing through far solitudes,
Hasten Tor the north wind blows;
Shortly fall the wintry SHOWS;
With the birding and the bee,
Soon thou'lt lind no room fer thee
Spirit Of the Autumn groves,
Where the footstep idly royes,
And the rus;ling leaves around
Whirl and settle on the ground,
Haste thee, for the gentian blue
Bids the world and thee adieu
Long ago the violet fled,
And yarrow by the rivers bed
Long ago tho golden-rod
Faded, aud the silk-weed's pod
Sowed with silvery fakes the air,
Floating, hoyering, everywhere
Now the fox fire on the hill
Shove that n ghts grow dark aud chil!
While the glow worm by the stream
lainily shines with faded beam
And sstefs mid the leaiiess bowers
Shut the DAY time of the howers!
Draw the curtains; close the door;
bid the hickory blaze and roar;
Make the beggar's want thine own;
Rest the weary; cheer the lone;
Then, old Winter, come with me
Thou my guest and song shalt be
ScribRer.