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, 1880-08-26
,lt,AtrO to navigate f,nku Erin ur orr ,,,

'l'Airo to navigate 1,qku Erlo or any ohcr
Of tl,c Great Lakes, atnl ,lesire lllo ur,y.
fepe Ut inlsiig q sail on thu jrs-
stay 0f his large, tho laws Of fin
United States offer him tic nrivIprr ,,nn,,
certain conditions. l}y Sec. lin; of the Nnrt.
Eatlon lnws nf Tho United Statrs, hc IL ,mr
mittctl to wreck Ills l'argc ~, tho American
shores Of any of thu lakes; llo Is aso kiuly
per'nltlc! IL Isnve hla wreck rebuilt an, r,,
paired III thu port Of Eric; a1nl II he will nv.
,'end IN such rebuilding md repairing n sum
equal to thrce-fourtlls Of thu ortgtnn, yalnn
Of his barge, tl.un tho Collector of Erta viii
l'e authorized to issue to lin liernse a,ul
MI enrolment Of tllo vcssel, a] inns
nrllctl, ho can navigate Lake Er.e Juriuy
t!lu l,alancc uf 1ls life, with no fear of bpInv
sce,t, md carry ut nil thurs ali tho sails In
may think proper on the forestry at,,l o,, nI1
tho ottur Stays md lasts with w|,fc], HI.
barge niay be provided.
TI!o Navigation faws of tic United Statcs
nrc n disgraca to tho civilization Of tho nrr.
They nro founded upon principles al,tl prri1l.
tliccs wllfcll, howoynr cxeusuble tllreu hun.
tlrct years ago, have bcon abandoned by all
I Ntiler Governments except that Of The Un,,cd
States, nml to snnio extcnt by Tint of spatn.
| THIS cnsc on Luke Erie illustrates but onr NJ
countless other petty provisions which |,ayo
iii substance cono down 10 us from the re-.
,note past, md arc tl1sgraccfMl III spitlt mi,
effect, but wliicl, hnve, as II in defiance ~
the intelligence of tic nec, resisted the rc.
yising power In this country, though tl,cy
llnye been generally swept out OF cxIstonco
! elsewhere.
, 1880-08-26
QSE Of tho most serious difficulties which

ONE Of tho most serious difficulties which
conrronts tho british Government In Its e0itugs
with tho Irish troubles is tho inability Ut the lo-
lice uild tho legal prosecutors 10 obtnkn cVitencc
which .,,ny lcnd to tho conviction OF viniators
Of tho luw. As In tho ease ol tho 1nurlrr of
tho Earl Of Lcltrlln, tho police have not yct
bcos, able to procure tho slightest Glow to tho
identity Of tho persons who shot sir. boyd and
his SONS ut Epw ltt'ss so!ne two wc1ks ngo. and
1t was only yesterday tnt tho parties In cnsny
charged with participating in tho rccont arn's
robbery ut Cork hlid to G0 recased FOR wnrt Of
evidence, Tho fnct Is TINT tho r'casantry pnllI-
ate, IL they do not symrathlze with, every vlo-
latlon OF Inv III tre!Grd. pnrtlcIlArly whcro tho
law IL for tho proteutlon ut tho landlord.
, 1880-08-26
GARTER HARRISON ON INSANITY,

Mr.. Carter Harrison has becn making Il
PARTISAN SPEECH, In lnni,y respects the effort
wns pf II piccu With other speeches made IN
behalf OF tho Democratic party. There was
lust ono statement In It, however, which is
worthy. Ut comment. referring to tho qlles-
t1on Of Kcbel clnitns, Mr., Harrison IL Reported
ay gaying Tint "Tlcro Ia not sane 1llnh III
tho country who believes Tint there Is tho
slightest danger that tho Democratic party
will allow the payment Of Il single dollar OF
Rcbel ca,us, or tint my Northern Congress-
,,an will ture yotu Tor them" 1t Is not
likely That Mr. Harrison will .leny this state.
mont in ti,Is part Of the country; If lie should
10 South to mako campaign speeches. how
ever, l,o would not repeat4lt, anu he might
be tempted to follow Wak2 1lnlnpton's or
ample a,l.l reput!Iato his own woEs|s. Tho
,sttcra,ce would hot bo popular III tho South;
If believed, 1t would cost tho Democratic
purity great lnnny votes In TINT section Of
| the country.
Judging iron, this expression Of Mr.. 1lhr-.
rison's, II Is fortunate thnt lle Is not tho Sit
! peslntenllent of MI insano nsylum, but only
Mayor Ut Chicago. lIo would not bo tlie
best Superintendent an !l,sano asylum over
h,ut, thougl, hu IL "tho best Mayor Chicago
over Aud." liIs Judgment Of insanity Is ex-
trc1ncly untrustwortl,y II he sets duwn every
nun III .c,ncntcd who believes OF fears tint
Democratic control OF tho General Govern.
mcut luuy lend to the payment Of lschel
claims, Men In full possession OF their faeul-
tles auil accustomed 10 make proper use Of
them tpyo not bcen ut Il loss to discover eSl-
tletlces Ut n p,trpose to secure payment Ut
| ltcbel elnt,ls when tho DcmocrntIo pnrty,
, 1880-08-26

AYooB KHAN Is being daily reinforced by
thu Ghnzis and other hill trlca, And 1t looks
now nK IL he had abandoned alI nluhtfnn-fn-
acrd, 1t is probnhlo that ho never entertained
tho taea-of Cutting out Of tho why Ut Gen.
ltc.Irts. Tho tlefcat OF Con. burrows on tho
lIclmhnl tho severe loss INFLICTED IN tho Can.
dnnar garrison duriug tho recent aortlo, antl
fo,Y minor skrln!shcs blye convinced tho AT
ghaus tllat tho british soldiers nro no~ Invlncl-
bic but that thoy cnn bo tcntcn In tho opon
ncll ind In It FUR fight, and tho Afghans aro
consequently euxor fur tho frny and aon!lfent
OF victory. Ayoob's force, too, fs well armed
md provisloncd, and hus whnt Con. Roberts Is
lacking III, IL goodly supply of urtfl1csy. Tho
struggle, whom 1t comes, will bo no nlcun ono.
, 1880-08-26

GEy. GANftELD was present Mt tho reunion
Of his olil regiment, tho Forty-sccond Ohio, ut
Ashland yesterday. mid delivered II chhrtrtorls-
ticaily ct.s1uont md pttrotic n'1'lrcss TN the
Rnrycca of tlo yutera, foi.liura III tho ct,lse Ut
cu,,ntry. humanity, mid proRrcss ttrEng tho ter.
tiblo struggle nHnlHst trcason nnl rebellion
from 1ail to lH.5. liz mntl0 I'D political rcfer-
cncc. but tho revival or tho memories of tho
War and tho rntrtntiu sncrtf1crs Of tho Northern,
people cntit1ot hut havo sOmo cfFeut In prcysnt-
irg the tpntrs or tho Government from passing
Into tho banda OF thusD who attempted 10 de-
stroy II,
, 1880-08-26

nAMtcHuNnAn, a 11indoo Prince md n
fclntivu III Mann enhtb. whom the English
chrontc!crs nf TIM Sepny instruction refer to as
"tho wutso thal lcnd,' hAs loft ST. Petersburg
for AfHhanlstnn. where he will rcjotn lila n1l
friend anl contl,lnnt, Abdlrrnhnlnn Khnn. Tho
English pqpcrt, knowing hls tleat'ly hostility to
1srItIsh Influence In India, nf'1 connecting 1t
With his rcaltlonco Mt 1t. Petersburg md tho
stories OF itnssau inttiKuca It, Af9hMnista11, 50
rrugIy cratflntctl Of 1atu nlp not tt1H nlartnod
Mt his tnoycsIun,s. and tho Ln,tl10h 14tntt i'its
tint ho sllt,td not bs permitted to proceed fur
thor than Tehcrnn, IN Pera1n.
, 1880-08-26
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1880

ACCOUNTING to the returns received by the
Madison Stale Jourikt', the population Of WIS.,
cu1,slu IL 13i54Ui. which Is increase Of SGO. ~
over tho population OF tho Stnto In 1870. From
thusu figures It ts not at nj! probable that Wis.,
ccns.n will hnye II larger Congressional repre-
srntatton ntt1r tho next apportlonMcnt than 1t
aus h1u since 1871.
, 1880-08-26

TllE Iown State Republican Convention
met yesterday a1id nominated an excellont
6taio md Electoral ticket, 1 tho 1lonlfnucs hut
ollu having spryeh With distinction In tho iato
War. Tho tickot ssands: Etute Auditor, Capt,
". V. Luc.s; 1tcKsstor Ut tho I.a,ld.U Ulve, Capt.
]. X. Towcrt; Attorney General, the Hon.
Smith htcEhcrSon; S.atu Trensuror, Ml. T. II.
CunYcr; Secretary Of State, Capt. ]. j.. ThrHlt.
Senator ktrkwotd WIS President ot tho c0n.
vcnt,on, which WIS throughout harmonious.
orderly, nild enthusiastic.
, 1880-08-26
~ brilliant utnl Mnbfol,cn ns was Shcrman's

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:" NV :. o.,."",.ts .,,a. t,,,,, !. T.. ~, @
I'LL, ., - ,,r,,s,,r,,. mi t,,t o,.ar,i,,,o
ts h,n,,,rc 1rnr ronr,. u,o,vtur ts n ~.
~, ,r,,o,, mn, t1rn',n i,na vr,,i,,. i,p,,,,od
'rh. rr,,>. Lac, ,,avo roon ,o"n,lsu, ,rhn ,rt."
,f c,,,,,r a,,,, ,,tt,u ,,n,.,, ,,r,t,,. t,,+a.,,
sInnrv i. ,,,rn ,,,n,,tl,,,t thn,, o,nr 1'lr |
rn,n nf ;ntcr,,.l ,tnr t,tr,,,,,,1 voturs lnva
nfvp,,ct,,l. ,rhn ln,,,,,vs NJ III, cn,,,,try for
thn voor omoun,a IN ss,, e.,o sM ,1tvi,1r,t M
fnl,nws. Exn,,rta ami. mr., IN. lmnor,a. sy,.
1at,. mn. Inn ,,yr,ss or rxti,rt. t,tnr s,,SN}-
ri 1'hu rain IN cxnprt. oy,, thc yrar he
forc ia sG ~, 1nt. ,sh,,r tnnn,ts ttovn ,lr.
r,po.ctl a,.s,o,j Anrtcui,urn, nr,ulnets
cxnortrtt sl,ov MI tncrensr of "a. tgs.0h, md
m,nernt nrnttnrt4 nt, tncrcnss ri 81, I'll ,Tti.
rim revenues ft,r 1871, amount 10 s,7. ,os7,
aml Tim crx,m,fti.urcst tn s.t 7.,a,N nrl sE,uut
tanpo,,siy will tho march OF tho armies mid
thotr victories thu civil otticnrs of tho t,vy-
rr,,u,cnt i,nya orgoulzetl md col)reted tho
rnycnurs that formcrlv enriched tlt treaa-
1,ry Of I'cyu. very m,,c, as the old Spanstrtls
lii tho cot,,,ucsts p[ new territory sut ,,p tho
cross nnl cpn,ullp,I tho In,liuus To brtna In
their gold, LII closing Ills mcssage, tho r::cs-
I,,nut snys:
TIN triumph of o,,r army Mt Tocna Will IT.
sare the cnnncrco md Industry of Tint lu:al.
y; ," ,,,t III o o,, n9 W. VIII ~ Yinw ;n fatlii
tutu thu con,1ncrrlal movement tho u,'ste:lis
"t hit ~ asr3or v
nIr iotccs n,itl, Grcnkllg tlnwf tho restrictions
whts WeRea n!o,i IT, na ~ ...; snttnns
, 1880-08-26
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIN C1t1cAGo TutnuNn has established branch
Offices fur tho rceppt Ut subscriptions md ndveriao.
uipnts Ms fHiws:
NEW YUitN-itoom . Tribune nuIldlnR. i. T. Mo
FApnES. Manager. -.
Lil.Asl;Dw, scutinnd-AlIan's American Ec1s
Agcnc7. i! Hontell-si a..
t.uSi>NS. Enx.-Amestcan Exchange, ~ s9ahu.
AESltY +. ILLl.it, Agent
WAslilSt;TQN, H. E.-lJl9 r stfeot
, 1880-08-26

snott distinguished nnh lirnnRinE officer. md
tho 9iN,snl Hcrrlcs nu ni1c. efficient. md scRtosts
Chief" Tltc co,tntry will itnlurse this cult'g!Nfn
M Just md wr1l wn. II will int be esy to I'LL
tho vncancy wl,uh tho sallans md able gentle
1ni,t'B death bns caused.
, 1880-08-26

CONGRESSMAN j. ID. PHELPS was renom-
IIlatcd yesterday by Tho nems1rIts Ut tho See~
ot,d Connecticut DlItrlcL l1u oWctl his ulsot1on
In t67B to a ooaltuon lUtweun tho Dotn0crAta
and Grgoubaakcss, uld u strong Nppublloan
candidate would glyu httn close raco for tho
euAt, Congressman 6ion,unB bus boon rctlr0d by
the Second 4arknllsas Democrats, ,wh0 have select
I'd b!r. Janea X. jones as thu!r canlilte. Tho
Virginia ltuadjusteTs. who AEON to 10 possessed
Ut considerable strouKth md con!.denct4 will
baye u full Congressional t!ckut In tho AeItl.
Yestcr,iny D. ". Lacy was nominated by them
for congToas ironl tho Second District, now rep
resented ly Congressman John Qoodv, JF.. who
IL agniu tho cat.a!tlato OF tho Democracy. H. 4.
Pratt is willing to suuslce hitnscf on tho party
ultar, and bus consented to AcccptA nomination
Ut tue hands Ut fourteon Democrats OF tho Ninth
MiehlKun District The l9t Democrat who
sought Congressional honoFa tn thnt dis
sriut was beaten by minority ct
500. d. Wyatt Alkog, George u. TIll-
,uHu, and Mr.. +. i. Richardson WIRE
rcnumiaased for Congress- froM tho Third, Filth,
aaa First South Carolina Districts, ard what
v0soa they nlny luck tu insur1 l1n1oFity Will ho
provided tor by tho Depocrltlo Judges OF utcc-
uon. Congressman t'uuhler wus renulntnated
| by tho Dotnoesnta Ut tho t'0e0.l MtnnesotA Div
trlct, but will III u probability w dcteatc4 this
, 1880-08-26

tn,c by II. u. strait, htA utlaucccssfui f,rle-
MI opponent III 1879. l.. II, Randall %fll irnd tho
DcnHnrntu forlorn hUpn IN tho flfth MlchlEhn
11fa r,ct, and II. H. Tricsdcll will lead still moro
fotlori ono III tho Hfxth District Of thts Htnso.
, 1880-08-26

t,s, r,r mn, H. ii. Trcs,,c viii lend s.lII moro
fotlor,, ono III tho Sixth District Of this staso.
===:=:=-.e
a WAhH4Ht ~ oNloH Dh@uonnAa'
ftom Inc 'hon'ent ''o iepo.s u, ot""'u4
Naac lthlhp'o!is o"A''''o' N'"' aeI.s"
WINS 'ha'H pop'c t'le 'l''.''en,s ~ 'c ''m"
cock ea'hpAiRh reele'.ta u. 1,ey ,v'%,' ,.'" ,.'s
t'aa ta.es M'Rat uo'1e. IVY a,sAs '''o "as 49,, ="
tne Eee'ot"l '"te y. th.' ,.'t, u't Wv 1,. ".'
ot lop"n't s"ttS ~ Wv n".sn ,''. '...,.'n,'.
to'ls 'pi'e"l ~ eAe e"t4''ul"'o ,, .,. re''s
Wonh' lroo"o's G"St t"e'". -. au 1850
et"s' !" n',sAo ~ "pp'". luz sa.'"n n. w.
speech '.'l'l o.o. ~ sShe
ventuso ~ s"s s..sa",,,. s"s us ~ H. n"s,n
no" lessos .ils ~ ~ ,,,e .e'o o,,'.,
speec'l IN 'n"c', as .''ss s's.st.o. Wv o.'h 1..
,i''' uS,i'e1S, ~ ~ Nv" o'.''''s ,' n"' u"a'
l''at ""'' ,''''p'o"'' VIZ ."." - ~,
se"le" ~ ."o '"''s .onao''"''o .,a. M
oo"lnv.n u'' o"'."" .''..''', w., ~ ' .,".,',
",o sne'll."''7 'i.' ",'ss" ,.s... "... "asv s,.,
:" s"pini. y. "'o De'''''..Ht'' ., p.3
~ nssalms .'en. t'a1 s., "" ,,,,,s,'
.nus oo "s"t!''R ~ uic s',e p',ne.'t.s "m'
Ace al'o 1acsson luukt !o', uas "',v IT,, ,'., .'.s
sue'' u" "ppsa. ''I.'4"h os'. '""ao ~ 49,"
ooulhe'n "e"i'' ~! e''"1e "'s n"p'..l"'.
maeo 10 aece'Sd a'o peul'o VI t.o 49," 10
~ a'o p"tpo.t uina n's,,''u .. " @I ,,.,'s.
he 1ae'of ci!os' nus 4",'e" o'.e'.s H., ~ ,,'.
ieetlless OF 1lo os's.'nl ,epo1. ui t"1 ,.a' ~
ton spcecn '',ss pcen '"''s co,'.'''e"o ~ t"o
1o''o"ihs 'e'es'"l'!' au"tessc" ~ ~, ao''o eI'
lleh'ela WHO uHpatcHs" u!o e'A1oi' y. VIZ
otaah1on Fa"c9 'nun."N 20 ,l'esi."a,.
~ "hether the rcpoI. o1 iaunlp'oils epcesu
WIS loTRelyt A1A1 w "heelo4 o"e'i 'opo.~
, 1880-08-26
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

O1t1ESTAL COSSts1ylRf, =. r. II. T., aao;--'fho
meIssbers hereby notified ~ lu rtcsent nt EHtss-
Il. 1T 7:5J ocluck sllnrp. business q ,grtn,,ea ps
order JUlik oNEll.l1 49,,
, 1880-08-26

BusroN llns All economical Common Co,ln-
c!I. That bo4ly, at lts 1nrutlnK lust night, ~"
fused to appropriate tlU,0tU fur tho celebration
N tho 25Uth anniversary Of tho settlement ut
tho city. Ut this sun. $a!D0 was required to
provide public banquet for tho entertainment
ot distinguished auests. III consequence Ut tho
refusal Ut Tho Council, sonlo 0f tho ,luooss px-
trayaRnnccs Intended will lso dispensed wlths
md l!nston Will have u Cretlitnbl0 celebration
ntter nll-the moro crod[tubiO, lprhaps, bocauso
1t Will not bo rarrtc.! out OH the plan originally
roncafxn,t
, 1880-08-26
POSTAGE.

Entered al tht lost- -Det nj Chttago, ILL.,, d steoad-
Ctaa& Matter.
Far shs benefit Of MIR patrons who desire to ssnd
snRlo cnpes tfr1tE tri1inuSE thfnssh thu nnil' Nc
sIyc herewith tho ttnIxleht rnle Ut pnRtnGos
Ih7t,ftttr. PR Eabv
Filth. and Twe!vc Page rapor.......".......H ceMts.
fhrsfPa. . ~
l:ulL nnd lwcsvo pnco rhper. ........",....4 0cn3.
EI1tG0tl raHo rA[Dr stus"'
, 1880-08-26

JUDGE lioApI.EY said III his Cincinnati
stccch that "Tllo cnrpct-bax Governments Of
the Hputh hnve pnssed Mwny, aHd tho pNy res.
tiEe of their existence ls,n debt uf $l10,Mp,GO'
THO lgnurnnce Or fn1schuod Of thia stAtcment a
exposed by Mr.. Il. N. Hill, OF Washington, IN
carefully prepared nrtlcle printed by tho New
York Tribune. sr. lIlll tluds tint tho recon.
strllcted Stntcs owed Jan. I, 1EG0, total Of
s.. .esk si+. The debt n1l boro Q per cent inter.
est, ind uonn was pnd frutn 1900 to teds. The 50.
called carpct-baE u ovornrncnts went Into powet
III 1868. Thu Southern dents, with inturcst pasi
t1ue nlld unpaid, nninuntctl, on tho fst Of Jana'
fry III tl1nt ycur, to S1:s, Tho debts In lss
us sl,nwN by tha UnftedStatca cc,lsnR were ti'a-
sIM,t ,t7.., which woud show Ut, aplarcnt hnouat
OF sa7,015.sael ctinlKeAblc to tue liopuh'ichns.
Hut TINT would not ba correct, rs tho Stnte ot
VIrgln!n wns never under Republican rule, ani
It's debts Increased $i,3l.TT7i, 80 that tho Rctua
amount chnrgcablo to tho Republicans Is H..
Gle:. :.4lU. md to tho Democrats $l.7.siiSss. All
tho fnots nre summarized In tho following iap!o
Total debt Ut reconstructed statcs-. -, ..,
Tntal tlcbt Of reconstructed stutes- ..,,s
rsdliIr rpMslIc'nx a'''. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sa.us. ~ 47pasI
paner eHss i1,sron.c ii V;irE,na iron, isI5
der l.ermblean ruIo. 4;3l:i:a
4Apti,nk StsiItlGrtl debt fur which lte- A.,
utliIGnflB ltTU responsible. ......... A.,0l@sV
Act,nl Southern debt for which uem- ~,
0otNts nre responsible, c,.....,........ l.s,54'fd'
, 1880-08-26

broken front2
---==========
rrho f.ono,l,,u,h,tll l,orrp William TT. Vas-
1,,r, Ia nx,,r,l l,v M American citizen. On
the 9otli OF July TINT vessel WIS seel' "n'l'
shtlHE l"hc FtM "Nn a"l t''tss.1 ~ 4e'
fpreStny artl tic Collector Ut TIC Port OF
1,rt .,,,or nj lin ALARMING fo,t IN +ha Scrr.-
J.'tc ic'a'' 'ea t''e "'''' ',.s - i''s ~ 's
tnty Of til1 IrcnSufy. IH1 Wn0lc l6fce ol
4,n IT., rnn, t,f Nnvvaf1n,, .vns nrnitsrtt frn1u
VIZ '1". ' ,t
It's profound Study Ut how to project Alncri-
mi, co,,tr,n,t,. nrtt II ta.tt ~
~" =, =, - . .; tI.,...,,, r,,,t
between tllG Secretary 0t l!o lIc'Shty utut |
tho yigtlant Collector Of the Port Of Erie fol |
, 1880-08-26

White ktockltrx RnAc-Isnl1 Park.
Michigan avenue. cppoa!to Whshin1ton street,
Gnn,c bo.wuou tito Worcostbr and Chicago Clubs Ut
$40 il. III.
, 1880-08-26

pehri,or., streot, cnrner of Mnarpe. EncnEomnnt
Of y. 81, Falners uninn.SqnnTo Theatre COMPANY.
"Tho False friend"
, 1880-08-26

TIE only way to Judge what tue s,s'an cv%as u
crates viii do 1t thoy obtatn full 1osscs..n .ney
tho Ooyornu,out. IL By considering Saa. ''aa.,..c
lnyo dono with tho power thoy have p's"o p''s1u. Of
They hayo disappointed tho e3'ee.aaor 'aaa' ~ tha
every Northorn friend z!nco tue e'oso s o.oncilla.
War, They hayo spMrncd thq offers ~ 'nss,stdrps
uou 1uutlo to them in sooti fnIth W ~ or.
fAycs. They have attempted ito uso y M .ho Uoy.
tlcll's expresslvo worl} "to atarsa ~ H. null.
vxutucut to death. They have stuoloa.y nd .hs
lied three constitutional aaue1a'ne1"
, 1880-08-26


Randolph street. between Cntk mad In Balls. I'm
rnreir,ent Ut Tl0 linfrIsUHh Musical CUnod1 GoAi'
pAnY. "l'l1ut0s.H
, 1880-08-26

IAcnARD o, ADAMS, tho Deadwooa Post
1nIlstur whose conviction On tho chargo ot Gnu
lcxxlltg *l2,0D0 OF tho .Oltlco funds wAa To-
terrod to IN Nonday's TRIBUNE, WIZ to haro
bcen suntonced yesterday, but either through
tho negligence Or uonn1yanco Of the UpItel
Btatea Marshal no esanped Tuesday night.
Adams curcar bus bcen disRraeeful mud
scuundrelIy ono, aud bow 10 managed to receive
appointment Rud confirmation M Postmaster At
30 important point Us Deatlwo0a It IL difficult
to Understand or explain. Tho sleepy blaTshal
has offered q rcwurd for Ad1ns' capture.
, 1880-08-26

PROF. SoEruEEIl Of Gustinscn. has written
for tho Ncuc ETtie l'Ftssc Of Vlonnn MI artleo
on "1'ha Future OF tho Silvor Mnrzct mi Cons
arc I.nr0rls,," mud tho New Yorl: EeHn9mftt tnf-
tishes condensed Translation 1T It. 1ro!' 'soet-
bccr IL Ut, expert. Eu has been eoyesal tltnes
consulted by tho German Government ane a,s
views lr0 entitled to unusual weight. liz hoas
ttat tho outflow OF silver to AsfA Will reta'h III
Importance III tho future, nnd to HIl appch.'
nnccs 1t will be enlarged. Tho Influence Of Tol''
roa.ls and cAnals will be to tuureNse general Fp
d,,ctlo,l, Int tho iinnobllity Of Oriental cVs'oa
will not nllow of any great nsc OF EuroIxaa
merchandise. AS tho commerce OF fhe WORN
rc,s,llntetl bytho English sterling atanaafo. oa,
In other wortls, tho gold ~ s tno faua
Of silver declines must tho wnrcs Of la!a wv
China bG pn!d for ut higher ruaes, anu Nv.
inrgcr quantities Ut slyUr WILL 10 rtr'ltea ~.
tho san,e quantities. of goo.ls ns forn'crl!. a.
IncrcAse Ut prol,scttoll. and nn Improvement ~
quality wilt certainly chlarga lilo Asatlc ~,
ol,lry for silver. But this Increased nehanH
mus. .so net fls II corrective Ut my iuFtnet w
probation OF siyur. lint thu rclativa wos'n y,
tho lMctu!s will tepund most OF all oil aho LINZ '.
States for II this country mantains tue s's,
standard tho fluctuations Of thu n1ets! WI.
rcstrlctc 1t will nuke MI enormous ''!Helsu..
whether tho United States decides to CON n'H
ully 5a0,GU Kilograms, or utmost oso''h1As 'e'
cMtirH production.
, 1880-08-26

GEN. 6IIkltMAN hns !ssuetl general or
der. couchul in characteristic language. on tho
death " 00n Nyer, which II Hracefu! Rnd
xcll-murItud tributo to tho usefulness ant worth
uf tho lcceuscd olicos. The 0cnoFal points out
t!,at IL Ia To tho tact, eliorgy Ad un1axxInx pur.
severance OF Gen, 1!ycs tho world ls indebted
for tho "oniy fui! and satisfactory aalA extant
fur the study Ut meteoE0lugy.' Ocl. Sherman
concludes hts euloYy In the following c!hlasnt
Language, oil thu ,noFe cloQuont because II ~
true: "HtEuck down In tho mcrlllan Ut hiA uso-
fuIless, tho country has l0at IL Qen. Mycr Y
, 1880-08-26

III NA1r.--1S A1vASCE-l'0STAGE PREPAID.
1,,,1v ,s,uiun rr,. y.,nt E.Ou
IL - ~ tcne nue mn ri Lou
friiy hid, ti,,,r n1,o trnr ,...,,,,,...,,, t1.hU
. i',rt. ~ rnrr XII i,,,f,if ,.,,,., 1.Ai
'r,b,iax ,t,trsnr mi,i SnturtinF rnr Yrnr,t st.O0
S"n,Inv tf"ttnG dnr n,h Friiinf mr. ftnr,, N.ttl
hatHrdny nr SUNDAY, nlusu eill!usarcF yoar 4'.g
An5 other dry. per ycar %sVV
WHISKY ED1TI0N-PosTrAfD.
OnE copy. nr 5GAF+.
t'fHt ft iuile.
Ginb u len AS'Vo
Specimen cUrica tnnt free. =
tiIve i'nstunlco address In full Including Stato hnd
County. .
Hnmittance. may ho mnaa elter By drntt oxpro*s.
Pusttscu urier, Or In registered !nttsr n our rlsk'
To CITY sul,SCNtnEtsa.
Iaits hcyess B,t,Iny excepted u rcnts nor fcok.
luliy delivered 3uniny included. 10 cents pur rock.
AtjIrpss THE TIsfHASE COMPANY.
Cornor Madison and l,snrb"fl.sts' Chleaao' III.
, 1880-08-26


White Ntock'Hk asnse,t.m;. ,.as,.,.,'n ,,,o,,
@ s,. .,n ,vpeosr and chc,vn cjub. nj
In =, -,
-
SOCIETY MEETINGS..
O1itffSTAl. CtlSStslHlRf. :. i. T. 3. M9;.vrho
r f NJ v si,,,ntnst, Ttrs,iHy "vvminH Nnr
n lit 7Jj oclUck slINrp NtHine*n Of liItUrtnncu Dy
order 'ohS oSE,a;..ll tEn,,an;.l..llnc.Eb,c, c;E5b,,
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Acco,,t,,yf, t0 the returns received by the
bIai,son STATE journal, tho population Of WIS.,
c.nslu IL iUa, which Is nm ncrease Of go 7N4
Dyer thu u,p,,lut,on OF tho State In 1870. From,
thnsn tlu,,rus II Ia mt ut nj! prDlAtc that Wig
~" ',ttr ,,,' nv, a,nortonmcn than It
~. ho, s,.,.c 1s5l
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~" IN , % a,,d intor n I'm inhnhftnn,s.
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san,.,I ~ A's ,,sn ~ ~, .,,,a'. nr In,
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,,,.,,.rv ettl1 hcsltntca IA carrv mt tln
bchesss Ut tho Powers us 70 the ufeeS 1rohtier
a'esupn' h'la tho aas'i uets.o''slss11u ." inuei
talked 'tnou. ''on.n Nho .sl ante...e',ua. . W..
Tne AsnoassAaors "s e"'s'"nt,4"t'lo hn'o nov
yet reeessen lts'rucuoas atola .nsls !tH!eeao ~
uosetn'io.ts ~ W VIII "s"ot eM" ,u ,o mS
,,t,,,,,,u ia ,,at M ,1;u1xs," na nycr
e'to".'oa ID 1usl us M..Nsa ne "'e''
ror N,,ra ronnrts t1,nt Serpt. Dcy]iu. of
t,,o s'vonth cuy"lrr. viii eight aut,lrrs. IN.
INC oeson.n es'st' VIII INV. r.,.
t ,r.' 1a.s"'n ',, p,,,,, e ,,r
~ t.'c t"'' t-".' y ~" '"3" - aeo' ".a "'..',
head of eastse. Several hostile pnrtles ta'u
bcon seen recently Incur tlo t"nkto'shals ca'hp'
AliA tho troops Ut Fort kcogn afe preparing 10
slvo g''oa account Ut such Of ehom ns thoy can
reneh. --
i'lS. HHsTEN 'tlltl "ho1cn'i' t'u i,n37'c!u'9 '
hltcliulllr slt' Wash'iaton aictcns'' ot tle Chi-
e!nnatl EH4nt1tF. thihk tlh1t thesr pat'eitt may
reenyur, notwithstanding tho enhlb!intloh OF
dlsensos FROM Which NJ u suffering. HeA!Aes
t'elns n1eclea ny l'flHhts a'seNso, he suloss
from biood po!soing' ai'a Que OF h!s lanRs u
uAdly ulBCHscu. G[, WITH quiet Huu pHttulNt1
tue piiynclaHs think thoTo IS very gooa chllt'ce
OF hls fceoseft.
3-,--, - -
The Lac l5hil- pattlcrblll sea'ldni Is HEe'y
to hnrt stnolt!or airing In the Now York courts.
Charles i. McseFole, sou III u. n. Moaerolo, VINO
ulv'l !"st,~eek nhtl VINO Wns ohe VI tho nArtNs
WIN arralHed fHr tho settlement ol the sutt. h''s
brought notion to recover *H",ooo iees from
William u. Vai'dcrblt' IL '8 do"btln! u nc VIII
ho lhlo to collect ~ s1ll!eA money put tho clr-
cumstanced attending tho settlement will 10