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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

PRovIDScE. May 26.-The general as
sembly elected A H. Littlefield governor,
and H. II. Fay lieutenant governor
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Safe BurgIarized.

PEABODY, Kans-, May 27-Charles
Hanlenbeck, lumber dealer of this CITY.
had his safe broken open by burglars,
last night, and $3.50 in money taken.
They cut hole N the rear with an axe,
which they LETT in exchange for thecasI,
The thieves are supposed TO be exnerts
as they entered the safe directly In the
rear of the cash drawer.
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ne NisaoIri Delegation

ST.. LOUIS, May 27.-The POstDis-
patch this afternoon says, editorially,
that after very careful canvass Of the
delegates elected by the MoberlY conyen-
ton yesterday, il finds that nine Of them
are for Tilden and twenty are; against
him. and of the remainder Morrison has
nearly one half, and the others are di-
vided between Seymour and Hancock.
The Times says it gives Tilden twelve
delegates to eighteen against him.
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Torpedo Explosion.
PANAMA, Nay 19.-At Para large
torpedo in process Of completion ex.
plOded accidentally, blowing the manu-
factory TO pieces. killing every inmate
and nine others, and leveliDg dozen ad-
joining houses to- the ground.
Wet Texas.
GALVESTON, Texas, May ga News
special from the northern part of the
state reports heavy wind and rain storms.
doing considerable damage to crops.
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LEAvEHwORTn, May 27.-Mrs. and
Mrs. Halderman arrived here Yesterday
on their way to San Francisco, where
they will take the steamer for Bangkok.
Judge II. was recently appointed minis
ter AZ that DiacP
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9elief for Suffering Kansans.

TOPEKA, May 27.-E. L. Drake, of
Trego county, is here and will be in
Kansas City tomorrow, to ask the peo-
pie for assistance for the sufferers and
starving people of Trego county. Mr..
Drake has strong credentials and when
he approaches the people of Kansas City
it is much to be hoped he will meet a
generous response. Hereports two hun
dred or more families as already left the
country, and the distress among the re-
naming is widespread and intense.
Many are already greatly suffering from
scurvy, which has broken out with some
violence recently. Therefore let the
people send, in addition to bread and
meat, onions, dried apples and canned
frIlits of all kinds
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'hurston jagged

ATCHINsOx, Kas., May EFT. G.
Thurston, who shot at Col. Anthony, in
Leavenworth, yesterday, and severely
wounded two citizens of that place, ar
rived here at six O'Clock this morning
in charge of Sheriff Love and a deputy,
and was safely lodged in jail. The party
came through in a hack, driving all
night The sheriff was satisfied that if
he kept Thurston 10 Leavenworth he
would have been lyBched. rburston
talks without reserve about the affair.
He expresses regret for the shooting of
Dir. Baker. but says he is sorry that he
failed To kill Anthony
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ditIon of Hon Lucien baker. one of the
victims of the attempt made yesterday
by ThurstOn to kill Col. d. II. Anthony,
is considered critical tonight. Mr.
Douglass, the other victim, is doing
we'll. The popular feeling here has be-
come somewhat quieted, but would be
very apt 10 break out worse than ever
should Mr. Baker die. The would be
murderer was lodged in the Atchison Jail
at four O'Clock this morning, having
been taken across the country last night
by sheriff Love
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The Blaine Delegation En- Route

Inc DIdtue OeIeRdLlOn In Route.
BOsToS, May 27.-The Blaine train
which left Portland this afternoon
reached Boston at 5 O'Clock, and receiv
ing an accession of forty passengers
from this city proceed ON its way to
Chicago.
, 1880-10-20

Srstsal hspdteh to The chtedqo Tribune.
CoLuMl,Cs, O., Oct. tO.-A larpc meeting,
composed uf me,Atcrs uf tho Republican
State Central Conlmitte, Presidential E!cct.
ors, a,ut prominent Republicans from MI
parts of llle State, has bccn IN scssi0n nil tho
nttorlluon md evening, discussing the future
work Of tho campaign, and milking out
n program which will bring out every
Republican vote III November. The
principal work before tho meeting,
however, is the examination Of tic list Of
Presidential Electors. This Is considered
lscru lis q noyo in tho right direction, for It
WIS found Tint, thirteen Ut tile twenty-five
llel sonlu lntnor office under the State uov-
crllnetlt which might be used by tho Delnt-
Gratis MS MI argument for throwing out the
vote 0f tho State. all notnrius an.t trustees
Of pubitc institutions will be requested to re-
sign their Positions atltter tho State {ioycrn.
ient t,r :ls Presidential Electors, so pnrtlcsl-
lar nru tho Committee. An officer Oil tho
Governors sta.f l1As resigned, although tile
otllro he'll brings 10 remuneration. Gov.
F0ster md ex-ScMntnr Matthews nru III nt-
Tendance. The c0MferGice will doubtless
astllear1y MI night.
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that proportion In or,lpr to sGcuru tho pen.
sion, sllo did tnnko auch agreement

that proportion In orlcr to sccuro tho pen
sion, Blo did tnnko a,lcl, agreement,
Till sTATuTEs
bearing upon sucl State OF facts arc very
severe. Thoy forbid nny person from re-
cetving any greater compensation for services
In connection with recovering PENSIONS thnn
Is prescribed, and this sum does not OK
ccod sa5. Tho suln Of so5 Indeed.
ca,,,ot 10 obtained except statement Is
filed with Tito Commissioner Of Pensions,
stating TINT a,tclt att agreement has been
,na.le. III tho Nbsonco Of the filing of sucl a
paper, -... -....
THE TOTAL, FEE
TINT can bo paid Is $40. No such paper ,,p-
pears OH tile In tho case ot C0frroth. Colr-
rntl, Is nt present Chairman Of tho 1Iouso
Committee on invalid Pensions, md ca1ldf-
date fur reelection. II tho statements n,nde
agalnst Him nro true, prosecution ls barred
by tho statutes Of limitation. 1t IL n mnttur
whtcl, Is likely to Rtya Congressman Colforilt
M much trouble at tic 1'ettzllooyer lettcr Inns
nnotller Pennsylvania Democratic Congress-
nlnN.
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ps "Po'sa e.. 70 ~ n' tnsooo 1w,an', 11,oh1s .1
~ -. w.. .,.,. .,.'s to l"1t
s"n' huy h,.,.y "." ,, t''s ."o lAon. n.,,,,, i,e
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,nr -, T"n E,,,,,', M - ,..,a- ,mo 49,, sa,',t,,,
ras,nr.,s nm hv "5 sa,.,,1 That "fU. In s H. a,,as
a., ,,.,,,,,, .,',,,t hn ,a... ,,i T,,,.',, "o
sn,, VIZ H. W." 49,. o .o o"''' ha a''" ,,a'to.,a5
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r, ,,,os', ,vio ,,ov., t"ft t,,o ,.a rtvas ,nnat
fnvnrohl,, 10 ,ho"' sfr Fun,,,ng t,o,n~ ~
1..s nwtr,a.,n,, a,,., ta,,;tr" rntiita s*,ttt ~
-, ,.sn,r niI IT, ,,rtnr;r'. i1rnn ,,,,,,,,,. -
tho 1rts1, vo,ar, ~, ,,a S,,,,,rt ~ Iin" rnr.
t,"I Tann,n9 ,.tt IN ',,n,,!p ] s,,ane, .oon l.,
,vitn,, In ,,Il ,,tXs ~, s,,a ,rh,, ,,a
,nr,a ,,,a 1,o,nhlton,, ,,ar,t ""' ''0 'S
r,,,, .,.r ,,,,,,,,r
srteta. f,t,na,sA \, n. th,enoo 7,4bt,n..
U1SC1sSAr1, Oct. 1O.-srho stampede from
tic Democratic ranks in Uhio md InL1a1ln
ll,rs fairly begun, Tho most notable couyurt
thus rar II tho llou, Il. j. Tanning, lato
cnn.liuto for Clerk OF tho Supreme Court on
thu Democratic tlckct. aml long III, active
mud Influential Democratic fu,rtEsan. TO
tlny Dr. i. +, Najcy, ot tl.fs ctty. n leader
AMONG thu Irish Catholic Democrats for
twenty years, tclegrapl,etl Fauning his cor
gratulntious, and announced Ills purposo to
futlow his examutr. Mayor Wullnec. Of
Springfield. WHO lately Withdrew from the
Dcnorrntic unrty, is doing ctTectiyo
scryEcu ri, thu stump for t;artletti
, 1880-10-20
GEN. GRANT.

8ptetat Dtspateh 10 Tie Cateuoo Tribune.
New YU1sE, Oct. 10.-Among tl,uso who
visited Gen. Grant at tile FErt!, Avenue llntcl
this afternoon was ten. J. u. Carr, Secretnry
OF State Of New York, aitl the lion. Martt
!. Townsend, WHO had come down tho I1ud-
snn River to extend to tho ex-l'resldcnt a
formal invitation to visit Albany md Troy,
MID attend Republican mnss-l1teetings to bo
held In those eitEes, The ex-prcsl.lent re-
pl'ctl that Ills future movements until clnc.
t!on.slay wo.lltl bo governed entirely by tic
National and State Committees.
"Well, 0unernf. think Tiers will ho no
difficulty In working 1t a'l right with tho
Committees" sall tho Secretary Ut State.
i" / think that my friend Townseld and my
self cas get tho Committee TO send you up
our Wny.H
II hope so." returned Con. Grant, "an.l,
In fact. my impression IL that 1t IL almost
foregOno conclusion that l will bu sent to tho
northern part Of the Empire State"
Gotl. Grant md Secretary Carr then Ind MI
extended conversation tn regard to political
niTnirs. Gen. Grant said: ~ t,nyo 10 doubt
OF TIC election of Cen. Garfield to TIC prcsi-
dency. iayo thought aIl along tllat tic Re-
publ1cans would secure tho required mum.
ber Ut votes ln tho Electoral College, and my
confidence Is now
sTlsoN0ER THAN EVER
Tho results OF tho Ohio and Indiana elections
have l1lado INSURANCE t!uuby sure that tho
Republicans will win in November"
Ills Impressions Of tho outlook III New
York State, he sail worc: "Vcry favorable
indeed. so fnr Us have seon. Judging from
tho great demonstration by the Boys In Blue
last week, / should say u,at Garfield a1ld
Arthur stand n chance OF gotttng much
, 1880-10-20
ROCHELLE.

Special DlspateA "a m cAttaoo T,1mn.
,,,t'an.s a.s' ~" ~ eIa'aes9 Re-
pupi!sn1l uelnohsesa'mn hola IN t!lts city du,.
ing the eas"pa!gn took place this Afternoon
and evening. Hundreds OF people caf1n II
- "o,ahpat ar th ~ s". tuu c.ow na help
n,,io m',e t1S tie etu ~ ',G;oly u. 4h9ioa a4
o'io' iHo 1loh' y. ": Clnfk was President
OF tho day, ntld Capt. II. II. Glenn acted n,
Chief Murahal. Visiting clubs were prespn,
FrnmkIi" , fsroyo s.nm tnnt u h1.p, Hts.s Aufofs
" 1,,..n u.oxe. :, 1a7ntoiit aloa1t Atnttls, aad
DIXON. Ala]. Il. IL. 1lnwk spoke III tic OPEN.
House III tho afternoon to n large auii
cnce, md Ills spccch gave un,vers'
sottsfoctIo, In n, o,.a,,,.. 's'sa
t".nh '1tss,s. 49, W. u'cn,R !ha
, 1880-10-20
SECRETARY SCuURX,
HIS SI'EEC1t IN NEW fOlK,
Gpettat Dtspdtth to Tie EA(eago Tribune,

EttttHt UWpd{tn u Ire LHtSup0 1ffoAnEs
+ NEw York, Oct. 10,--Tho Hon. Carl
Sclnlrz addressed a,l Immense gathering Ut
Germans mt Cooper Institute this evening.
Thu hull was filled lung before tho 'tour MP
pointett for the address to begin, al,d many
who desired to listen to his words were
obliged to n, nwny disappointed. SpciustnE
of tho results lii 1rllana ind Ohio, Mr..
Se1lurz said:
THO 1)vtnOcrnta wero surprised Mt tho atzo Of
THUR flefca't. uni! tho lupuhcnns ut tho sizo Of
tholr victusy. Why wuru they surprised? Eaotl
purity dttcpliau ad cut, Do iil0rn Of Iess cntntod
upon urdcr III! cfrcutnstu1,ces. Thrse troops
sfis4 Z 3 .5u1y to tG S tty (, ussttos fS to- .s '
and NOR astivi!y. l!!it 70 res;,iar
Gsci! % sure te'N' to constit1to iit ao nuiority III W
Ut tho A1t'orcan ponplo. between these Is Il
inlss of clizcns who Mrn not controlled by purity
gfr,tor actyty tisan us,,al by notlves different
fran ti,e ol.l M,rty yuostions Ono Of TUG groat-
drift Of rou,linr sentiment hua pr1votl Of Krrnter
inilueltca upon party nlantlKers nild publiu
si'easGrs with regard to tho partIcular as,hIcsts
II, tlc dsclsacd tf'Hn thuss managers md spoAk-
pnrtoalaF SUBJECTS to 10 cunsilcrod. ~" N
After discussing
Til: CLAIMS or THE TWO PARTIES
to popular suplnrt, tho PUBLIC service, tho
Southern Question, and after discussing tho
qualifications Of the tW0 Presidential GnlilI-
tlatcs. Alr. Sclll:rx continued:
u hive come here to ask you, MS cltizons Of
MIX xSt fSr y1f fs ytss ia + ryr ct ths ill.,
Il f.yor Of tl'o lsopnbllcau ,candllito .for tto
@ ss"' e tss not stats ask d 'F As% S, Ys;f
sy GSdsa e r s t yey It S,sf as gaTs CATS /
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E'VHE 2+ti1 ! Js9k
Ef4fffrtl F1}s4,atrh n 7hs f,h{roAn H%~ft.,r

Spffpa4 Dtspateh'so 7AI Chicago Tttb4nA
WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct 10-Sume Of tho
Democrats aro SO confident TINT tho Ilouss
will re,lntn Democratic that n[r. WilllamT T.
Dove, OF Washington, has announced hlnl.
self as candidate for Postmaster Of the
llouso Of Representatives Of tho next Con-
gresa,
Tho Congressional Republican Committee
Is receiving largo contributions daily foE Tue
campaign fund.
E1LI.1Aal8.
A letter from Oregon says that ox-Attor@
ney.Generui Williams, WHO IL now there
campaigning for tho Republicans, has very
good chance Of bclng returned u the United
States Senate.
DkLAWANE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct, 10.-Last night
over a hundred colore.! MIeil nsaelhbftl as
the seems Ut tho disturbance Saturday night
under the Impression that tho Democratic
clubs we're g0ing to paraau and attack PIE
coInred headtuarters. ,rhe police persua!d!saa
Aletn to dlApeIse, convincing tholn tint Io
pnrnde would tako place, tie Dt,nurrlIe
cluba having promised not to turn out.
, 1880-10-20
OTHER POINTS.

Special pispateh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct 19.-The lion. Jol,uM
Hamilton, Republican cnt.iitlat for I4toutea.
ant.Govcrnor, addressed large audloncelu il
tl,!s city tonight. Tho speech was nh aba
mid eloquent effort, a,s1 WIS enthusiastically
received.
Tho !Yhtg to-slny publishes o letter from
oie OF the Oldest md mast Influential Demo-
crnts In this county, who Inns conc out 70.
Garfield. lilo tells tho Democrats that this
Is 10 t!ulo for clInnge. A Quincy wortng.
lnnli, who has always been De1llucrat, also
a1ss,as @ to e. sort ana E a4s ts XorknEnen E1 Hrs
i Erent revolution IN tkls city MID co,lntytli
full. Hundreds Of businessmen, atld work.
ingnen. who haye heretoforo beun Demo
Gratis will this full vote the Republican Ticket
tenoralfzcd tho Democraue leaders, who
arc Unable to make heatlwMy III this manu-.
featuring city, Thu Republicans were nUyet
Otfore 81 enthusiastic md confident
.. CAl1s0.
Spsetat Dttpa1eA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ga 9 n2 fdr M e ofs aa6GaeS y Ga,o sS 1es r.
city l'as been In 4 stnto Of excltenientul1 day
preparing. fol. tho grand reception Ut CoS:,
Etlli0nl, Gen: Carr. Geti. tlurlbut, md Gen.
!tauD: In tho afternoon, Glen. Clark E.
duration. A. night Eraild torchilght pro.
ccssi1',, said to ba the largest ever witnessed
IN Cairo, containing over .l,50o voters,
lIlnrcl'etl to the speakers stnnd, where Cor.
Cnllont and uea;; Carr regalcd the enthu.
publican sense. The ilinrnInatlons wers
i,ally, md you may surely say tho Kcpub
ltcau party lias carried tho day,
orrAwA.
Eptetat nhpoteh to Tas Cateapo 7ftb4sns.
oTrAwA, III. Oct. 1a.-From rresei't indl
t@IHx& IL
, 1880-10-20

ltcrent Of Tammnny, and, III fact, l,ad OH sev-
crnl occaalons bcclt hfr, kclfy's fnvorit for
this Office. So, Wtllo to outward appear
anccs kolly'a opponenis haye won the game,
tho Tammany lcadf Is plun,ing himself onn
victory, md thore is
tl,EAr DISSATISFACTION
In Irving ftnll. As n leading Irving 11nfl
Democrat salt( to-day: "Whether there will
no my open opposition tn him to him nr INT,
cannot sny. lido not think there will be,
but tliore Is scarcely a man III nur orgufl!z1-
t!on who will support him with any great
enthusiasm. Tho rank and file Of tlo pasty
afc very much dissatisfied, nin! II tic scr,lt'-
ltcas ,n'ne aily 1,tn'i under wlloso aslniinls-
tratlon tue n.En'rs Of tho city will be ntnnaGcd
c'l"'tably, hayo no doubt tint there will bo
many l)cnocrats who will secretly work and
vote for him til preference To Mr.. Grnce. Tho
dertlan Democrats arc especially Indignant
NJ Tie nomination OF Alr. Gracc, and ono OF
ule numbers OF tho Gcrman Independent
Detnocratlc Associations said:
Tho nomination Is ail Insult to III MID every
German yuter in thts citv 'rntnmnnv ltntI
c,man n, ftrooo NH ~ tho ir.t ~ t',r,.o a,,i
mtttcd by Irving Hall, bccausn JOHN Kelly
knaw tl,at lse WIS tic only man wl,o,W l,e
co,ld depend upo,, In tint list. Atour n,ect.
ing last evening the nomination was not MP
nrovet. nnd vrrv ,u1,ch roui,t n H. ,ptI. tn
r. a., f,s.'....1, s . t ~ ~ VIZ W.
tor james, or my available man, shatt work
nfl vote for him. nils! / know OF six Or seven
other men III our Association WHO expressed
tic same opinion to tue this tnorning."
Notwithstanding their secret ortosttfon to
Mr.. Grace rs iguro-l,cat for MIR, Kelly, tho
irving Hail md Anti -Inm,nany Democrats
I'avo BEEN obliged to shoulder wlat tituy
, 1880-10-20
VIRGINIA..

GEN. MA11oNK's v1slr TO PHILADELPHIA.
Sptttas Dtspateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, 1'a,, Oct. 1g.-'rhe truth
about Sunator Alallone's visit to this city Is
that he cnmo here under cover Of rairoad
business to have at interview, by invitation,
with representatives of tho National DOM
ocrntlc Committee, III tho hope tint there
wnulh be n settlement of tho existing Demo-
cratic differences In Virglnla. lie has coli
furred with Speaker Randall, A. =. Hewitt,
and Gen. Roger 4. pry0r. Tho net result
was a proposition from tho Committee TINT
uler0 should bo 4 compromise lindur which
both tlo Fundcr and 1scudJustor tickets
should bo Withdrawn md II nuw ono made
up, Gc,'. Mallono being allowed to nnmo
sovo'. of tho eleven Electors This Geii.
Afalono declined, claiming nothing less tEan
tho withdrawal Of the Fuuacr Ticket and the
fnll recognition Of ILLS own BY tho National
Committee. Hewitt and Pryor have returned
with l}nrIutl, and the latter with Hancock.
Theru have been no negotiations between
tic Republican managers J,l1 him, but prom
incilt Republicans, including Senator Cam-
eron, have extended him hospitality, and
Chairman Jewell and 1lubbell were tclc-
graphetl TO conse hero In tho hopo that solno
understanding might bo reached.
4 Cos1iIloMtBE SCHEME.
Special Dtsra:eh to The Chicago Tribusee.
RICHMOND, W., Oct. 10.-For so,no ttsno
past 1t iins been understood tnat prominent
Republicans wore desirous If etfectlns mr.
ra'lgun,ents for calling in all tho Republican
candidates for Congress In this State except
fl Petersburg. Norfolk, md possibly this
district Thu best informed 1aead]uster MI
ttority IN tho State say, this scheme Inns bcan
adopted by tho Republicans. If it las, a1d
IL successfully carried out, 1t Is snfd by tho
Republicans and Kcadjusters Tint 1t will
ptttbnbly lead to the election of Dczesltorf,
y Republican, OF tho Norfolk District, giving
that party MI additional Congressman FROM
this StAtG.
nA1&NUAf.
Special Ntpateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
W-As1llN0Tt1S, u. G., Oct 1D.-Nlllam II.
Harnl1n!. Chairman Of tho Democratic MI
tt0,nt Committee, tclegrapl!s that no dis
patches Or Instructions Of any Kind hive
beu.i sent BY lin or by tito Natlonal Demo
u matters III Virginia. THIS dlspuscs nf tile
report tl.at thu Nntlonnl Committee Inns IT.
terferet to ndjust tho differences between
thu two Democratic factions In that State.
, 1880-10-20

SEVENTH PENNSYLVANIA.
PnI14ArsE1r1lIA, Pa. Oct. l0.-The Demo.
crats vt tho Seventh District have nominated
John 6l!ngluit for Congress.
SECOND MAH9ACitusET1H,
DosTos, Oct. lo,-I'he l'sollibitton1sts OF
the Secnna Congressional District Lnsu HOLLIS
lnated Joseph Sherman.
NINTH MASSACHUSETTS,
WonCEsrEll, Mass., Oct. lv.-Tho Grecn+
hackers of. He Ninth District notnluated ~
y. Brown for Congress.
, 1880-10-20

oFteIoa NApatep 10 1HS tHtt1Go 1Tt0uHfs
CLEVELAND, D., Oct. lD.-'Tle Business
of nhout +00, paid ten. Gurtlelt1 visit ut
his Acntur homo this morning. Tie Club Is
composed Ut the tl,0st prominent bankers,
merchants, altt other business men 0f the
CApital uf 1ntianu. Their uniforms ure
li1lcn busters nnd thrce-cornerr.I strs,w-l,als,
tho costume being "tnkc-Dir" on tho Uc,uO-
critic Jefferson Club Of indianapolis. Wis.,
itors arrived III Cleveland shortly bef0re .
o'clack, md stupped long enough 10 break
fasl Mt tho Unlan Depot. There were thlr-
teG1t ears III n train. composed Ut palace
and sleGpng.cOacllcs aud one baggage-
cnr Thu train reached t;er. (iArnel1's farm
at Rll0nt 10 0'clock. alld the Indiana Visstnrs
slennteh tlscir arrival by firing Il cnn1lon
wlicl, they had brought with them on II bug
Engc-car. ltay1ng alEghtmt ald formed into
line under tho leadership Of their Captain,
II. NJ. Mcl4afn. Esff., ant l,cat!c.l by tlseir
band, thu column m0ycu NJ tho long lane
leading to tho Generals house. They
formed In front Of tho residence, and, when
Gen. Garfield appeared upnn thu p1azza,
three rounds 0f ringing chcers went up, anil
Capt. Afcl.aill stepped forward and lnutlc Il
speech, detailing tho history OF the Club its
iart tn thu camI1'1lgr, md eufoglstic of thu
imjst1%tfn1,' io'''' " 1'' 1''!'o'''''''" AA'''
GEN. GANr1ELD'a SPEECH.
Three cE!cers were given fnr 1ell. Garfield
when Gnpt. AlcI.nin concluded, to which thu
Gcnernl responded III follows:
f'ESrI.EMES: You hnvo conte M bearers Of
1 y, FIJI w ~ Soa'. & Sa1a Ut, i, ,s'ia @ ~: n M
r. 9iati tn sec tiio bruxcrs Of RI liz nova, Ynitr
n%n'inr.mH, % the hume "f YOUR cl,!s:a tho n!aco
w. rin ~ xs:,a t tnt t M ~
absut lilo tI Ct,tncntal s1islirr, tho Gid shrc.-
~,rerc1 t!,!t ami rho ore1vhr, nn.l I'll tt were 70
th yd II to sntieni,s foT " Itk Mt,s1, ,,r1.
etplcs hoise yost represent. fol, ire calei tho
a;:'c, Gi!n nd l:'', ,i' " wv ~ asSf @ rnviya!,
trsy. Tnu rre,.t RI II rrMiInnt.on ~" nf EtnycI. TsS
tlon which l!G ne.l,lca WIS tho seeul ilpelnr,-
tini, 1f l,!1rpe'tslc',ca, h5ta!or tuilsrLtho Now
cuo fro. iMlIu,M. s,,u',osrf to a e Nv. Wes"r, @
, 1880-10-20
WISCONSIN,.

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Spfetdt Otsiaseh to The Chttaaa Tribune.
n4AnIsoS, n!S', octs O'--1H 1He sTa1ldc3t po-
htlcnE demonstration ever witnessed ut the
Capital of Wisconsin occurred tonight, on
tha ternsEmn Of tho whit Of ,1udvn "
Tnur,,ec nutl,nr ~ "a Tno1,a Erro,,' );
;r,''' ats:o, ,..,s4 nns4ol W ~ iuo.e El,a,A'
from the Clty-Ilall, and marched round Cap-
nrart"rs. nm ~ % scvcntann M nn",l,ed % a,I a1itv i,ft,
,ha,raro 'u ,,ro IL I,," a.,n,,,' ". ny nG'
frnm, the Capital City and 75o from, sfazo-
,nanic, Stoughtol,, Baraboo, anil tho towns
al;uccnt to Madison. The trausparenciss
Woso numerous tnid exceedingly humorous
anu polhtetl. Six brass bands a,ld
4 largo drum corps wero In pro-
Ccssiun. Residences nlonr thu linn
, 1880-10-20

Uody." In few minutes Tho gathering was
called to orlcr by A[r. II. 4. lfnnna, who ill.,
troducctf Atr. T. Il. Perkins, who delivered an
attttrcss Of welcome, to which Col. John W.
Ray, Ut indianapolis, responded in hnppy
manner.