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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

CABANEL's picture of ''the Angel of the
Resurrection" now on exhibition in Boston
is contemplated by the Democrats with
painful interest. They fear the original
will Lot get round by next Tuesday, and in
their anxiety make the unfounded insinua-
ton that he has been bribed to stay at home
by the wicked Republicans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

AT first the Democrats said the Mrs. Har-
ris of this campaign, H. L. Morey, was
dead, and the forged letter fcu d among
his effects. Now they are hunting for him.
Let them possess their souls in patience. If
he is really dead, they will very likely fnG
themselves in his comcany next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

THE Governors of 15 States are to be chO-
sen next week. For three of them the Dem
ocrats have nominated former Republican
members of the United States Senate:
Trumbull in Illinois, Ross in Kansas, and
Upton in Nebraska.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

THERE is reason as well a. rhvme in
AUNT Sallie's Politics." to be found on
the fourth page of the PRESS this morning.
The reader will find it worth his while to
turn the paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

The Democrats now assert that they are
Protectionists. Yet he Wood tariff bill, a
Democratic free-trade measure, came within
three votes of passing the House of Repre-
Sentatiyes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

How do you like it, Greenbackers9 The
Democrats are practising the same trick on
your candidate they tried to play on ours.
The Forgery Bureau has turned its atten-
ton to Gen. Weaver.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

WILLIAM 81. BARNUM, chairman of the
National Democratic Committee, furnishes
selendid argument for defeating his party.
He has just reduced the pay Of his work
men i'll steel rail factory at Spuyten Duy
vel Creek, New York, because he could not
al the former wages compete with the Eng
lish rail makers. Yet he wants to elect
free trade President and Congress. Evident
ly, he does not care how low wages are re-
duced, SO long as he can keep his business
going and clear his own profit.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
THE, PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. 20.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address Of the writer in
all Indispensable, not necessarily for publca-
ton but guaranty Of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
uunIcatlons MAT not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

how can any honest man work with .
party whose leaders only hope to succeed by
blaeksning the character o. their opponents
by mud-slinging and forgery?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
IT is the Philadelphia Bulletin which fur
nishes the following paraphrase of China
man Rarnum,c fraud hullot;r,.

HIdIl DdfHUIJ 5 ITduU UUIIttIu.
Fraud! Fraud Fraud! We have lost our
Indiana, in most audacous manner and We'll
put it on our banner as Fraud! Fraud!
Fraud! We can easy do without il, and that is
all about it, and it proves we are not routed by
a Fraud! Fraud Fraud! We're glad tn t we
were beaten, and its humble pie we've eaten,
and we'll sing it out in meetin' as Fraud!
Fraud! Fraud! Defeats the surest omen that
our enemies are no men, and that we shall
whip our foemen with Fraud Fraud! Fraud!
Do not own our cause fzzle, but with bogus
courage bristle, and whistle, brothers, whistle,
that it's Fraud! Fraud! Fraud!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
THE HEAP LABOR QUESTION.
General Gtsrfetds General Hancoek's

ie1CS::
I'VE cannot consent tol
allow any form of servile
labor to be introduced
among US under the dis
guise OF Immigration.
II Will be the duty
of Congress TO mitigate
the evils already felt and
prevent their increase byi
such restrictions as with
out violence or injustice
will place upon u sure
foundation the peace of
our communities and the
freed m and dignity OF
labor"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

EVERY regular ttache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card ce tificste signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor An railway steamboat and holel managers
will confer favor upon by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

WHAT has become of the Democratic
chalk brigade? Our doorsteps miss its at
tempts at decorative art.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

MoTTo Of Barnum's mules: We vote as
we bray.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29

ONLY three days moro for the Democratic
forger His time Is most up.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, DgspT psis, Sick Headache, Inli-
gestlon, Cous ipatf II or Costive cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the j.
rections are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, aud never fail to give satistac-
tion. Sugar coated. Large boxes, Containing 80
pills. rs cents For sale by u druggists Beware
u eountereits and ilita IONS The genuine manu-
faetured only By JOHN q. WEST q CO., "Ihe Pill
Makers 1Sl & 1873 W. Madison St., Chicago.
Free trial package cent by mail prepaid on receipt
OF a cent stamp. sep6deowNweoWl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
The Difference in the Candidates.
tWaat General Garfield twAat General Hancock

SuYSJ NUUs)
W hen we base our ac- The tariff ouesti
tlon upon the conceded not affect the 70,
national Importance ef turing interests
our great industries country In The lea,
when we recognize the election of Den
ydct thHt drftSdns and President or the
IT, ir products are essen Of a Republic n Pr
ttdt to the tceti being oticannot interfere ,
our country, it llows influence that in tt
that there IS no dwellef The Tariff quest
la the humblest cottage LOCAL QUESTION
on our reno est frontier Same question W. 8
VINO mas not deep per- up once in my natl,
sonal interest in the leg in Peli.sylyauia.
isia that shall pro- matter that the
IN tic these great nation government seido,
al lnduslr ries. will de- TO interJerY acith al
Tend tai iii that Is ma ing is likely ever
tional in It's aims, that ldone that VIII in
protects and sustains VII b the industries
those interest without country,
which the .tion cannot
become great and SELF
sustaining.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-10-29
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve,

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Felons, Abscesses. without the ard of a knife.
The Drawing and Healing Salve Cures Cuts, Burns
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he Drawing and Healing Salve Cures Erysipelas
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The DrawIng anu Heal ng Salve Cures Piles and
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The Healing and Drawing Salve Cures Corns, In
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The healing and Draw ing alive is highly recon-
mended by ali who have used it,
Mrs. Jaiye Nh yer~' R rheumatic Cure.
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Backs, sprains. stiffness of Joints, Severe Aches
cramps, &C. frlce 90 er B"tI e; Trial Bottle 1Uc
Sold by all Druggists
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apo d1y
, 1880-07-03

Fn'ly pnc-hnlf OF these el,f0 old Foreigners
took out tllrir nrst papers On nrrval fl this tni-
try. and were rniikc,l1,ontty entitled. by virtuo
OF over {lvO years. residence. Ia bcchmc vhfGrs.
10 thcar aid tho n,tn,0r nf Amerlcan-hnrti
Whn In tho nix years Intervening bntwccn THO
ce,,tus hf IT'D mid tho election al 1Ht0 rchchnh
thcir majority md thus became entitled to tho
right OF franchise"
lco It i1rger vote hntl tho pc0pio entitled to 10
10 chosen to cxn1c'ac It. nut the approx lmnte
votng strength of tho sato ia slitllcnlt to fgnrc
'asupposc yo,, try II this vny: Tho ocns.ts OF
1870 slniYs ttiAt Ohio thctt hAt1 pvptl htlon Ut
.,GAj, ,s,G0, nf whom 40 were lnwfui rntcrh.
THO snine ycnr indiana. hnd ropnaatlon
ot 16ao gF Including 70 7so votors ohio caat IA
votes. ar 1idiana 41ltt70 votes. lind Illinois f,
1915 cnat Il yntn In proportion to that OF Ohio 1t
HctuRIly Gust"
"Iiays Ss!! any 'lata for estimating tho roto
~Nu. nut with my hope Of giving m accurate
approximate. At tho county elottl0ns Inst full
a light vnto wns .poIlet md, thercfurp, my tnbo
see se FIJI 5n 9do sss efs poe Tq hnH IL |. %o
s: nesrcsn.e = !! ,a abut nS S:,s, '" - "''
7.it would D. imposatblc 10 drnw out tho NIB.
soe t TSts fato Is srra4ronca with railroads,
md on rlcctt0u-tay the trims run tho slnlo Ns
IN oihoe dnys.- For. this roaaon tho bulk Of
tho train men, who will hvcrnR6 hvu tn q trim,
cannot navo an orportnnity f. exoru!ee tho
franchise on TINT tlny. Then there gre thoeo
oR soR, 1a nn % tsc , VII" onmt ~ sot awsy frn ttoir
lMlaness. All those will add up In tho thu,l-
sunday
, 1880-07-03
WEAVER.

NkACCErTsTug OItEgNDA ck- la nor NOMINATION,
49,, ~ wa.,,". a.. r.an,,,."n,. r .la. 80,
ueh' J.. III weaver. tno d1oehback.Aaoor cata-
diiato for tho Presidency. bus written to tho
Cnmm,tteo unno,utt,l In not]fv him nf lila nnn-
,.t,,tr nxt-,,,. nr, ,I,.nr,
4ohhs3 eAt9ae'e WV RHeat .- a.
It ny ploasur0 10 the r0celp Of your
letter @1 ~ ~ n5 1nne @ 1Srn1!y IotiiyinK ~ n5
Untt6d Stntes ny thu united drGetlback inus parly,
whose representatives convened III Ehc,g1, jun y,
ltU
The adM,rnAlp platform adouted by the Gun yenton
u,eSia My rt,ssi.M MppypvMj Il il S0inprui.sntITu
reasonable and mining thse I'rttI-
uea q tt!o lGorty aad pfo.psry a tlia wis ls'p:
III mssser Wiiss gtsat truta snn n1Yor 10 realized
untl llurc an aIegnatu crrasall,sx nl9.iun lnua
Il. IT, i,sns I'D t. vo5n1's sanlA g. saerediT xePt
Sat thp ii 1ntotvsntiun Ut ba,lins corrurItlnns. Ait
Iurl0y MuilIsF Huld silver, ~ paper snMlt bv L.
inuttu fuli lvyni-tatiJcr IN payment of Ill i0Ls,
, 1880-07-03

Special Dfspateh to The Chtedgo Tribune.
LEAyENworT11, Kns., Juty c.-Out OF tho
dependency which prevailed oarly In tho sra-
son among tho Farmers scnesntly Throughout
the State, with tho exception, perhnps, OF n mr.
row strip III tho euscrt portion, where there hHs
bcon M average rainfall In tho past few weeks
hayo bright fnces md hRppy hcnrts. People
followed tho Ms,sA. course, and when n rro-
tracted drought Ect In, and tlay utter day pissed
with no prospect of cessation, 1t t1i'l not tnke
long to create n stampede In that por-
ton suffering the mpst,'-th1 extreme
western; but rain finally came, and
In nu srnr,pv manner, ani ~
.nmo In ttntc. Tho eastern portion nt tho State
will be blessed with au average wheat hnrtest.
and q KRusus Ayorage Is on0-thfrd greatcr than
that OF Other States.
The growing corn presents n most promising
appearance, and is III Mnny 1ocallttca In tassel.
Thcro hns beGn an ovcrprotluot1on Of berries
and fr,,t, md nats, barley, md ryo reported
as standing well, with tho nioat tiattcrtng pros-
pcct rs to tho yield. While In tho western por-
ton OF tho State tho outlook ID not
SO glowing. tho ndsiccs MS to
wheat ns far west It's one or two
co.,ntios from tho Golnradn line nre to tho CT.
feet ihat while tho straw IL short tho heads nrf
yield of eight to ten bushels to tho nero wifi
result, which, with tho Increased ncrengc, will
nuke something 0f Il surplus
Corn rlnntgd after the rnn made = gnot
where i few months sttcp tho rlataar Of t!roitRni
md famine Was rMleGa, thGre Is now EVIDENCE
al hand nf plentiful crnl' this yoar, which. nt
tho whole, will nnarly nver,tEo with 1Hat yGar
IS checked. a',d Immigration Is onse more pour
Ing III.
, 1880-07-03

THE ILLINOIS VOTE.


Thorc appeared IN q morning pApGr n few days
ago I'M imposing table, purportlNR to acournto-
~ exhibit tho Presidential yoto onat by Illinois
III 1876 contrasted With what It claimed to 10 tho
voting strength of tho State, rs bhsod on tho
consus OF 1870, thoroby showing deficit In tho
voto Of 7:a,3jD. These 1gurcs a reporter of TIE
TRIBUNE beloved to bo erroneous. beth In faut
md In conclusions, and knowing that Mr. John
Forsytte hnd for spmo weeks been engaged In
compiling political stAttstics, showing tho vote
Gust Ut tho election In, 1875, ooueiudod to call
upou hin.
Yesterday ho Visited Mr.. Forsythe ut his Of
flco, and, presenting tho volumlnous table above
referred tn. asked:
!laso sou scen thstabscs'
Whit Is your opinion Of M7"'
IA 4 Ml,s1 I laResa,;; %sT; y is full OF sFto's"
roctiy s.ated: u Tnefo Il III Cook County aloao an
Aro taero any ether ob,ootious7"
"What arc they3'' ......-.-
"1ho ctmparisonl Is mate with the total num-
bcr Of snases y ycArs md upward This. you
VA ,ns;, sss ns!es @ I. M M thss H!ssns s sna ALIENS %
Dor Ut the litter In tho state. To
comparn tho y0to with tho, tntHa number
Ut lnlles OF lawful aRo u manifcstty WRONG, As
take.I lie column Of Citizens o. lawful nge, 10
would hRvo come much Henrer thu truth,
"!las9, you got tho figures conson!cnt?"
MI, Torsytho led tho way to hts desk, ind
drew from recess labetcd political " 3 n.asa
of pAlulhcts Nh! manuscripts from which ho
gathered tho following, showing tue total 1rcs-
uontial tatu cnst In Illinois byEOnEressonAl dis
trlcts ct'tnpascd With tho number VI maIo citl-
ynn1A III tnWfnl nGNs
, 1880-07-03
INDIANA.
0NEENUACKEIlS AND DEMOCRATS.
Eoxrtdf ma fsh IA YJ,s {tbtt,1.rt s7,rJdH&&S 4

NVhLNHjto Aab 4}E+AuGitAlot
sptetat Dtspnteh to TIN Chtenao Trt6una.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July s.-Tho withdrawal
of ox.Mayor JaInes l.. Mitchell MS IN asplrnnt
for tho Democratic Congressional nomnAtlon in
this dlstrlct IL nnother stop towartl tlllng tho
contract entorci into between tho Democrats
md Greeubnckers- 1twas understood geycrnt
months ngo TINT, II tho Democracy indorBctl
Do LII Nlutyr for Cougrcss, the ureonbackcrs
would rcturn tho compliment BY iHtorsng tho
Democratic nominees In tl1e Eighth, Ninth, and
Tenth Districts. In tho Ninth thls has bccn
done. and 1t Ia likely to SUCCEED IN tho Tcnth;
hut in tho Eighth the scheme failcd to ,nhturinl-
izo, and there aro now three cnnllklntcs In tho
Cpkl. Thta had n tendency to crcuto d!sturbauco
on tho part of tho D0Int,urnts that tho Green.
buckord gould not mako good their contract, md,
to drive hwny such doubts. 1t ID now proposed
quietly to withdraw
rIIE ongEvnAox srArE ricxEr ,
IN tho interest Of ,Mr. LnnslGrs, provided Do IN
nominee for uovernuT Is dot1.y I'LL in ll!s power
10 bring nro!lni such result, and tat,klnx him
nro ho1no Of the shrawhpst politicians III Tho
purity. cm9uR them john 9. Shoemaker.
tho ",,v sftf ~ st. sSa. Motler T.. Mr EnS.tsh
Ills hard -innnoy voice would naturally iur!ino
him tu repeat such IN unholy alliance, bit.
under tho circumstance, he will probably not
nbjrct to tho pim1a II worked UP by l,nniers n1,d
tionsts. Wt.i, three oand!d.tos IN tilis district
tho Republicans ar0 ccrtAin to elect Congress
nun, and they t,iny do 80 oven n DO I.a Mntyr
Is tnlorsel by tho Dttnocrats. Hut 1t would
reader thofr chance lcss corfu ill., und for this
reason tho o, Democrats 1nsy Do as Landers M
ter hna 0RraCtl to side with the Democrats on all
partisan questions,
, 1880-07-03
IMPORTED BARBAR,TY,

New YonK, July 1.-Tho Spanish hull-nghteTs
arrived ln this city to-day by tho Fsonch steamer.
They aro to give performances In a circus, now
building hero. showing Americans What bult-
gnl IL with tho Hight left out. With tho exccp-
tlon OF tho Cb'of. Angelo valdempro, tho 1uata.
doss are young meil, about thirty or turty.hve
yearu ot AKu. Tho Chlee Ia nbout forty.flye.
All huve ti1io physique Thoy wear. closslltttnF
full trousers. nins Of dark-uolored velvet, an!l
shurt 5aokets. Of tho aalne natrFiai. both
s.sh enolrcics tho wa,at, and low. broad brin.
med hut, sllk stookInXs. and low shoea comptoto
net Ii worn instead Of tho hat They wuro
slunder cues about q foot long. tted Ct the ontl
With briRht-colurod rlbholis. Each nf the party
weArH upon Ills breast medals and Other iri-
rignia rootyed for akiIlfnl performances, Tho
Chlpf Valdetnoro has moro Of these badges than
presented 10 him b. King Amadeus md King
Alfonso. ThU bulls Aro on their Way from Tox04
on ono OF the Galveston atenMors.
, 1880-07-03

which nEAfEh nuTiHAktnn
MA nnr,IsiaENSln on thet4 srent aMcst'nns.
Tha iicpnblfenn snd hamnerntio rntfotms are
etiMcr rt,r. WIN rean, 80 shetH vita, <sne4 the4
nss RsG .no rSe IN wt H. II u" m,n. 81 s
In0knr ihen in thn fnoc and printing far relt} hAy
nni rnt fnr1-rnkrrk nro in tho tnlle NJ lr kyrtl-
s"pors nru i,n,o tsethee tSo t,i.pus!tt,1 Hor the
earass q ssrlhe ona Eenerons bInw for lndussrIa!
An hfcn OF cur public soain tnrser hnn tho torri-
wnnsoniy ionased % wss.thy. cor.."rnslpa.i whio
cnn:yl:s !" enable Es.pc l. roach sna
riicSe.,. Ind tiricntad Il CnVrc:s. III Consequence
e i'1n e ns s mo. !'Isn, ,a1s
NV %s1'a ~ ,eft hnineics. ssa 1essaio: fhs
sgttcrs. nnd ahSts rssfpSsntions ksse not compiicd
eli0tHt to III niica ftciAIn1ef. -
,erss ss ' 5 e @ sstsf ss"Hfss II ss
United Atntes ah,,ul! he chrnurngr hut tho npnFtn.
tim NfChlnrsc fetvlo laborers should oo prohibited
W tc tm"s ri gcort.arv shctan of limo 10
s 70 tto Sntnso rps1lntiof, u Inquiry, IL appears
lint the t3Osrrnnent tdh Tho sottirM IN 4Intnbseht
during tho wsr nf the kcie"H ,n Ths
soe ss t hss s".s ID "a, a. tassfes, sbe III
U0c OF tc Hsand n!taHn. nf our pnrty !. to ban!:h
forever from american I2!stcs Tint deglornMbis M
tnt!t 81 Te Iul unns % .. n
~ rnnt d1rn;.rh @ snn nmhtnIa6 H. nuhiIS
tnnd. Gnt Norif, and ssith.
Gr civilization demands nov rartyt dedicated to
the pnssas .f pence md w,tcr Wy ,pt naw tc t',S
military str'cty y te citat noTer v n mme
,csts', cns "a 10 w"tHbr 4, cr pi,srs III 4. crowd
l,tr fntnslns With willing vOtntcs Iut Ilayt free
, 1880-07-03
HE MUST EXPLAIN.

Special Dapaleh to 7ht Chicago Tribune,
DosToN, July Tho question whethor Gen.
1tnucock expressed purpose boforo tho In
nug,trntion uf Prcsf,lont liayos 10 obey tho or
.scrs Ut Samuel j. T.ltaen in tito event he took
an oath OF ot1lco as President and nssufned tho
functions Of the Chief MaRistracy is taken up
by tho Jattr1lat. which quotes from II Vcrtnont
pupcr M follows: "Upon hoRring tho statement
read, a certain Democrat, At tho meotfnK Gf tho
Democratic State Committee, hold IN Water-
bury. on tho evening Of April ], Mt which was
present Gen. ". +. Smith, Of Now York. re-
markell with nm expression Of interest: 'Whr,
that's lust what DnlIy Smith Bail ut tho meeting
hero IN April"
The facts as nnrratch by tho 9ontletnnn md
corroborated t1y tho statements Of othor persons
WIN were present nn TINT occasion Indicate TINT
Gen. Smith is tho author Of tho astounding
statement Of Gen. 1lAncock'a 1ntont.ous III Il
certain contingency, and that this bit Of secret
history WINS 1Tst divutGcd III tho Democratic
conc1ave nt Waterbury, wherc Gen. Hancock's
candidacy received It's frat Important impulse.
Tint tho Incident did not nppear In tho pub
lishcd reports Of TINT 1nocttug Is explained by
tho fact that
An tEJUEcrzoS or SECRECY
IN rcgnrd to It was pfuocd upon tho reporters.
OF tho fact thnt Con. Smith mat!e this or stt,lt-
lnr statement III rcPnrh to Con. lfMncock Mt this
meeting there would seem to be no room To
doubt, md It was evidently regarded as on
hnnctng his qualifications for tho POSITION to
which tho Democracy have ainco nominated
him. Tho editor Of the Arvus and Patriot, who
true. aud tho Jour1,al. in c.oinn,onttng upon Il,
ss; I'VE eontess ny tut ws wsfo ot
6oap ianeock &C ssSornas sae asy az;
the laws oi Gonxress a ind tho CONSTITUTION. As
4v1A either sCnt]y tn Ignore tho Constitution md
, 1880-07-03

hit j.ist after tho ndjpurl,nrnt. when many ot
IT,. p ,h wss rsT n1os s,n to sapr
at the indies untrnncr tn Twcn.y-thlrf1 street,
and walked tlur1y thro'iRh The rratlltlR.rot'n,.
and that was tho nnIy cumlnent drnwn firth hY
tho appearance of tho Grief Magistrate.
THE WESTERN nIvIsi,,s.
u thf 1Exsttrn Annotated f'rsH.
lnembrfs uf tho WcaterI, Division nf tho Exec
ptivo Committee, with hcatl1unrtcrs nt Chicago:
1nhn IH,gnn; llinnts; ;!ni,n g. New; indiana:
Wiii|e!n, @ , So9pe5i Uhis; Gaa!,,eey r{Sy "
ewe 'ss sd dfsas sesfetay Z, VII norsey wcro e
The Committee.
AnpNEseEs
. TIE ce%m!stes % was "'.'rS;.s ;t. by ns Ms;;ss
Leo. OF South Carolina; md Dorsoy, Of Arkan-
Sns.
NEXT MEETINGS..
Mr. fdpghn, Of Illinois, having taken tho chair.
meetings Of tho E1cousiso Committee ba nxe,i
t1rnEtt BUSINESS.
Mr. Logan, having vAcAtetl tho Chntr. tfen
moved TINT tho ChAtrnIn md Srcrctnry ue ltse
Executive Cnmtnltt1e hc thstrnctch IL preparo
at,si issue cftGillllr obndsing tho lawa govern.
4 ,noiton vas ;s,iopte.i, olferc,i lry Il G. Mccor-
m.ck, 70 the effect thAt sub-eNntn!ttpa nt
tnfec. to which tho Chairman AMI Secretary
OF tho Executive Committee hp A.tlea. 10 M.
pointed for consultation with the Executive
Committee III reforcnCo to mnttGrs pertaining
Of tho Executive Committee. This eiItlACnt1.
lnitte1 consists Of Chairman lowell. accrctnry
t,orsoy. Il. G. McCorm!ck, g. ". llooker, anil j.
D.. Devoatlx.
E1.AtNK TO 90 wEsT.
It whA stAtcd there VIVA II personal desire on
MI hands That Mr.. I1lnine shOh visit tho Pacific
Ct1net, and Hoy Foster moved that formal IN
vltation be cxtonled by tho Committee 10 Mr.
| Dln!ne to do 10. This Irtotiun VIVA cnrrfet1
The Executive Committee tten adjourned.
| Tho Wasforil brnttrh uf tho Gorlmltteo thor
| met and appointed john c. New Secretary. nnt
adjourned to meet ut Chicago III tho @@s1 Of July
, 1880-07-03

Epfetaf QRpaseh 10 Ihs Chtcapo Tribune.
1SnlASApOLls, July .-The whoat harvest Is
ahout thrpe-iourths finished. A party just ro-
turned fEou. All extct,dnu trip through largo
portion IT Indiana rportB that TIM hnrvest IL
extraordinarily heavy, AMl thu yield abundant.
Tho y!cIl will bv heavier this ycar than lust.
which was the heaviest ever known IN tho hls-
tory ot tho state. This year tho uuseag8 suwn
~ ut lrnst ID 10 70 por ceut xrt'ater thun !ast
Dynry ycur to grow m0rU Wheat. Tllu eur,l hun
been materially retarded because 1T tho rteunt
heavy alId frGlitnt f44lna. HolIlu wtleut may bl
injured III tho shock fr.,ln lilo excessive rains,
, 1880-07-03


Special D+spaseh to 1hs Chicago 1rbtsne
JAnEsvILLE, Wis.,. July ~-Crops OF nil kinda
mover Promised better tlnnnow. Winter wheat,
barley, alld rye urc about ready to haryeat, and
will give luoro thun tho average yield. Corn has
becn kept buck little by cold woathor, hut ia
counting out we'll. Tabacco-plast!ng Is all
tinishc.l. and tho copious rains Of Into hRye
given! q good Ktart. The aureago Of tobaccn IL
double that OF last ycar.
Speetai DLapdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
MAn1koa, Wis, July ..-1'ho ernps In this sGc-
tlo OF tho 9tMtD nrc In nti excellent condition.
Harvest af winter wheat VIII trgln t,.,,,t,r-
row. Tho acrcngo Of this cnft'n1 III much lnrKor
thnn Inst year Tho berry IL plump utid ,nrxe.
ana. should tho weather. pnMn fasnr'hlp fot
aprinx whent IL hooking exeeilont. viii. gnoti
prospects for ~! a6l,u!ant yloI,,. ltnst tls up.
poured IN small axtcnt III son,u locNl1tIes ait,
chtnoh-hugs have rnt IN nn appearance. but
MT ~ ah alarming o1tont. lt.o y gho.lt ~,
Acru. Corn IL doln. tlnoly, whIlo all kinds ot
vegetables and Kruxs Mre III excellent condition.
Gbu1uunt crop In thls SECTION.
, 1880-07-03
BOSTON HOT WEATHER.

Af>Se~' A~f~At' ~ t'*v N's's~tS A's~""@
nosroN. July 2.-The extremely hot weather
OF tho post nix days was succeeded this morning
by co1l Gust wind and rain-storm, and mora
rain has fallen to-day than luring tho entir1
mouth of Juno, when only o.76 Inch fell. Ycgo.
tatIon l,as suffered terribly aud mills In aoyoEul
Now England towns hare shut down for want pt
watee.po Tho hot weather haa sertnualy al.
faettd tho hnrsoa IN 1ost3n, numbers nttathod
to atruot-eRrs having fallon dead 10 far, thi.
summer, hOwoy1r, thesa bus neen no material
ncruAso Of tho deAth- rato IN thia City. and but