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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-09

team belonging to John McCloskey,
of Tylersburg, was standing at the
toll house, and while the owner was
paying his toll the horses walked leis,
urely on till they got about half way
over the bridge. The man took after
them and yelled once or twice which
frightened them into a run, aud by
the time they got to this end of the
bridge were going at railroad speed,
with ten barrels of salt on the wagon.
The turn was too short at the end of
the bridge and they ran astride the
tall post by which the old ferry wire
is suspended the wagon tongue
striking it and knocking it about two
feet out of its place. Strange to say
nothing was injured except the tongue,
and few straps about the harness.
The ferry pole which is morticed into
beams that lay on top of the ground
was badly rotted at the base, which
caused it to give away when it was
struck, 1t is considerable out Of
plumb now, and is only kept from
falling by the guy-wires. 1t should be
taken down Immediately, aud thus
avert a serious accident in the future
, 1880-09-01
RELIGIOUS.
Bishop Feehan and the New Arch.
bishoprio Of Chicago.
Pleasant Weather ut tho Camps Meeting
Grounds nt Inst.
Interesting Scenes Among the swedes-
The Sinai Congregation.

THE TELEu1tAM FlNnM ROME,
published III yesterdays THlnuSl:, arlhoul,c-
ing tfnt Chtcngo Ind been inade MI arcl,-
diocese, With Alton anil Peoria as sntrragan
sees, and TINT the lu.-lscy. p. A. Feehau,
l,lsl,op Of Nashville, Ind bccit appointed
Archbishop, did not cnuse much surprise
here, since hot!, events wero anticipated. 1t
had long been understood that 1t WINS tlle In
tcntion to rnlse Chicago from simple tlf0-
ccsc, rs tho interests OF the Church demanded
It. this diocese l,nyIltg gt0wll tO sMcll proper
tlnns TINT It was tn,polhic to continue II
longer within tho Archdiocese nf St. Louis.
Thu only thing TINT stoHtl in thu way Of notion
was tim il,Ifrlnity Of l}isl,op DuRgi',, who,
s sGg 1sop sf q ts f'' esesc ts }eBds sa%s % %to
his practical successor, now deat. bclllE
lsslt'p Of l'crgan!,,s, though ttlsGhare!ng gil
the duties tertaftllnEt to tho ln,stttoil 9t Dis-
Sp Mos Of Is metsSF" tG .v 81 ta on6 s ,Se cs
conld not be brought abnut. 'rhe difficulty
salary of s55,ooo year. .Thls cnusct! 4 ya.
eqeson cnsy n e sec reoteso cid osa lie My ysppo
lnent Of MI Archbishop.
TIE EFFECT nF THE CHANGE
ls to take Illinois out of tho Archdiocese OF
st. Louis lnd nnko Il separaiS prov
!ncc,, 1t including the Dioccscs, Of Chicago,
spectivo tioceses rclnain, rs formerly, under
tho co,ltrol Of thoir Dlshops, -thuso in Chi:
cngo under TINT Of Archbishop Fee1lan,, Of
cn,trsc.-and tho only other tlntes tho hitter
provincial inntters, he belng ut tho 1,end of
tile province, md the executive Of Its NffAtrs.
1t Is possible that some Of tho ,1ndtat!a ,dlo:.
eGses n,ny also bo ad,led,-nt least Fort
attached to tho Arclnllaccsc, Of st; Louis.
If tllesc nsl,ltlons nru made, tho Archdiocese
Of Chicago will be much tho larger.
, 1880-09-01
THE YOUNG MEN.

MEETING Of THEIR CENTRAL, cf.Dn+
The Young Nle,I's Central Garfield and
nfau! Zip tot, ht nut srn,, o NJ @ s,.ccee'"
iac,!as ais ss ~ ,o, . Snt s.oo,,
III SILL fnrtner wiaeh'n6 .in "feacH oot"een
them and tho Ce'itrnl Club, Whose head.
'!tr Mr. " fs,ain N moycd w Tint separate advisory
.'.t.,ss T.. a,',.n,, t,,.o,,., .h, .,' IT, ~,
co'nhs'uso ~ ls"'l:em ~ .i.oMsn s!lo n.eu.an,
III tho FrcslheltS Oh Ine young mems Wara
After m,cl, confused discussion BY some
NJ the von,,r mon nrpaent Inn moiinn >rns
t",I.S ''""' pos
"u!eo: ,, a. ,.. ..o
matlo n statement rs 10 the result Of 4 con-
ference, l,nd viii, tina officers Of tl,o Central
CEub. 1In stated tint jiu l1ott bccI, assured
lint thu Central CiMh l,ntI ,lW desire L, dc
SniSotions. a ~ 10 XII t)lat they ~ wishe. I'M MS tint
fhs yf,,inr men sii1nld tif1ttc III tho fpr,u,,-
linn of n cnimua,ut committee ia do work
preliminary to tllnt 1T the regular cnmpnign
co,uujttco appointed by tic candidates nlll,-
mated Mt the County Convention, lie there;
md l ti,e delrants r ssi1s ,9 Rs n r,.ltsiet
Mr. SnmitHjs uplDsctt tho motion, because
he believed That tho central organization at
tS n,paa @ Gommtec ns oe in pstt trtsr 1s M
crcnscti tho breach 6y mn exceedingly fnolish
and Jealous speech By setklng to nrray tho
yO,i1jE MN nt.1t11st tho Central Club, he
cnruftl]ly sl,stntninE from touching the real
points Il, dispute.
Il delegate who was present stated TINT he
was 1,Fescnt at the organization Of tic Cen.
trail Palmer {nuse) Club, nlld knew TINT it
Wns n representative organization. with mon
Of cstabfishetl reputation md cxl,crietlce BE-
wished to assist In The org,1fzntlon Of young
mems clubs, liz knew thnt tic Central Club
wers tlung I, good and successful work, and
linlwd tint they woVli ho recognized,
tines agnil,st tic motion hid was cxccsa-
iyeIy Jealous rs to prer0ratiycs and the dan
gcr of being "swnl1oweh llp."
After n musS Of cuntl,sctt debate, during
cnincry wns 7dlsnlaycd, tl,o Club lnid tlla
lnDtiDli on tho table and refused to recognize
TIM itrntral f.llih.
, 1880-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

At TIE TErUnIrCAN HEADQUARTERS
yesterday private atlvices wero received
from 4 number OF Democrntie counties in
Indiana, stating that tho feeling among
NIL classes was that tho ctiston,-
ary maIoritics OF the Bourhons would
be greatly reduced, md nsome OF tho closer
districts entirely overcome. The representa-
tiycs Of the National Committee continued in
session M usual With closed doors. GOV.
Cullom called during tho afternoon and gnyc
NJ, excellent, account Of tho feeling In the
tuwns wllcro lie Inns been speaking. lie will
keep his WIT paint on and dn still further
join =. New, Of indianapolis, was in tho
city during ting dny yesterday, aud held n
ntor Dorsey. Ills confident t1,,o as to IndI-
nnN has not ut all nl,ntet. lie returned to
Indianapolis early ln tho evening.
TIE RErESTI1 WARD NEruHLsCAN cLun
held Il large nntl enthusiastic meeting last
sSs staga i ressn ts ss1Gf s ~ Wf e eh a WHeF MeF
tho disposal uf sG'llb routine business, nlld
the report Of the Colnn!!lttee on the lewiston
Of tho MciMherah tp.linll was read aud
aes'f aess " te a G W Il at Ma Ess atF": :
| Of tho KcpublEcnn National ticket. Tho Club
| VIII meet each Tuesday, evening until tho
election. mid will provide good speakers to
| nddress thu members Mud visitors.
| YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
About fortyy0Nng gentlemen styling them
selves tho fnunE Mems democratic CIul,
net lust .gyel'in. ln tho cl4b-!oonl Of tho
Palmer, House, md were callc.i to order by
ret.inrks froM tlle Chairman, t;er. 1. n. Stilea
WIS intr0slcetl, ,,lld tint distinguished Eul,.
tlclnun .pr0cecded to discuss thu poltlcnl
issues 1T the .lay. from strictly partisan and
| ItTrI1ii. SmftI' liz lila would.bc Conaress.
, 1880-09-01

r,,, vn' 1."ao' a"a =, ~ 4"s ssa.p at,,.' . ~ s,,
lwisl, to exprrss sono thoughts which nm
confident will be "yox I,opuli " ii, relation To
orr nomination for COnrrcss,nnn from tho
Ss,.,,,,, n,.,,iot ~ s.Inn,.nr.n,,i, v",,i,,,,
tfor have ,o yotc) 1t srems to to so paIpa-
lIle Tint VT tra now 10 Mbly nMl satisfactorily
represnute.l TINT 1t would bu {llcr than chit
drn,'s nln IN cvrn nnmr o,ntI,,r in s,,,Irr.
sct'e ''ln'. Ito ilas n''!aea well aftl worthi!y.
1lls unfinished work Is all mapped 0Ut. Ills
mind is n,ute Up nnd perfectly clonr about
tlla bpst n,ul s,,rrst wny nj. currytnp II IN n
~, Ivy ~, VIZ ~ ~ GtS W.
,1.,t,t ~. tu n.''iG.o H., ,sUtat 7, W. H. III LILY
EistwnHi III Msn "1s1 ..,. r. 'o yvtu.o, MIlu
.1n,,vI .,n fr., tr,,,t ~, ~ ,a,rt. 49,,
r. lint NV wcra 's Ill Kit " t,ms n piio, VII,
Euo," tbo nm, n..,fav" him ine,,Sr.ma
, 1880-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

held tho!r semi.annual meeting lust evening
Mt their cllurcii, corner of Twcnty-tlrst street
md Indiana avenue, Godfrey Snytlacker In
tic clln!r. A report WINS presented to tho
ELECT That tho church property, corner Of
Van Durcn street and Third avenue, Ind
i.oli,.ceG that tl,e strip issus.l W Uii tilt
accnunt w0ul,l b. redeemed to- inorrow Mt
Snyaiarker's bank. Tho Financial Secrctury
submitted his report, showing TINT the re-
s!,stp!s for thu l,ist six ,lontI!s bud been
S5,HIi, nlMl the expenditures S:},ik', leurlnE n
lnla,tee oil i,antl ot sl.Ul0. Solna discussion
was llasl a!H',t heating the church with
stcan, but tic whole question wns referred
tu tho Executive noartt. 1t wns nsso NIL
iio,tnccA during tho meeting tllnt the new
pastor for tho congregation, the ltey. DIR. L..
q. l1lsxcll, would assume tho duties Of his
nflico Sunlay. preaching Ills first sermon III
the afternoon At s Oguck.
, 1880-09-01
Correction.
III fhe Editor eI The t.hkedat JftbMns.

Ib The Editor o} The Chtfdst 3rtolnes
CHICAGO, AuK. 3t.-Kindly permit mo to
correct n fow errors III yntlr notice OF "Tho
statc Of tlnols W. J, M.Wlthorrronr,," tried be-
foro ,l,tstlcc Hudson yesterday: Tho point on
which tho Justice declined to hold tho defendant
for ombczztcn,cnt wns not the fatlsitc 10 rrovn
tho diversion Ut my funds to privnto pork spcc,s-
jatlone, which was statcti by three witncseus 10
havv llcet, admitted to thc,n BY Miihersi'ont.
tnctnrily convinced him tint tho dcfcndn!t
uctctt rs my agent, although lny consG!, z. II.
4 ii, ". Webster, pointed out with great cienr-
css TINT ho pi,urEed commission t'f onc-cgftli
ri nv cent per biishu! fHr his services rs s.lcl'.
With rcguid to Sir. O'l.rlcn'h somewhat irrelp-
whit tl,tGry, he askctl mn distinctly twice before
ircp|c + str oh nqrrirEto; ai ND nGt Ss
whcn nnswGfc'l by wms ny lnther. i7 sn : vel = y
bccu nitisficd Will, such reply iii reference 10
Sir J:ah. who was SonsMpnTfa,iry q ,o, ,"y
considered tho question III tho light Ut m im-
pertinent Joke, mud was " "n,swerl1E foot nc
cordlng 10 his follyt" Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM i. NAKHIS0TOHs
, 1880-09-01
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL.

TIE CONVENTION 70 lie HELD SE1,r. II.
Tho Second District Republican Congress
sio,,al Committee held MI adjourned r,erting
Inst evening Mt JustIcp Ninlsun's Office, cor
ner Of lIalstel Md Maiison streets, +. +.
Allen presiding. There were nrrscnt q. W.
Woodlnnu, OF the Seventh Ward; Chris
Manner. Of tho Eighth; X. W. Dyball, ut TIC,
Ninth; John Fei.lkalnp, Vt the Tenth; y. II.
Cook, OF the Eleventh; L. +. Allen, Of the
Twelfth; s. e. Hayes, Of the Thirteenth;
nlli Jacnb Dentsch, ut the fourteenth. III
calling tho meeting to orl1er tho Chnir briefly
stated what WIS done Mt the Inst meeting.
3lr. Dyball satd lis supposed the object ot
the meeting WIS to decfllo wlen to hold tho
Congressional Couvuntlon. Therefore. for
tho purpose OF getting tho sensp Of tho ll,eet-
ing, ho moved that tho primaries be held on
the coming Friday, aud tho Convention Oil
the day following.
Mr.. Follkanlp moved, m mn amend ment,
to hold the primaries Friday. Sept. 10, be-
tween md o'clock. nnl the Convention
Saturday, Sept. II, ut 10 n. H..
air. 1inyeH wilA nplMsett to holding the Con
amendment W tfn!it 'ths W prln'arics be- hsl,i Sept
II, ntnl tha Conyentlo1i ut, the 18th.
Mr. Conk said there were several argll::
naelts ln favor oi An early Convention, cl!lof
nominated bccAl,la n part OF tho general
; tlckst: lIat t NJ eHArly, Convention last
aEa!Hst g.a tl,s noys,!lcl,t v y favor ot fie,I:
tic amendment of Mr. Hayes, wiich, il
ndopsea. would lettvn no room tNr ,anybMly
to wy that the Conlmittee had been trying to
ST. Frlakainp gracefully withdrew Ills
Girs Manner ,lldq't think tho pnrnllel be-
1ntf
tio to@ W it'll s"o. '1 T,en ts s@ propie pic sst i
jukt threo taya' notlee; wIlerrns, Il lis Cu,,.
gressionnl Conyentl1t, wero held Sept. II, It
would glya then! ftllly two weekly nnitrc.
tleft,, days, ilsteatl nj two weeks. Ills tle'
sire was to ba falr to everybody. mid the l7tll
Was quite cnrly enough hntl. fur tl!a nenpa
Mr. Na,ner remarked tlAt tho district waa
avery. Gloss one. The successful cnlltIit'ntt
Btsould !lavs plenty Ut ttI,!a to aake IlIs cati.
VII VIZ Us sru ks ws att S rSs'tt II II. si1 @ Is 63s o
ability OF tho Republicans to carry tic dis.
III. Hayes remarked Tint tbs conventions
Ia.. ,tsn4f'y beei, !'yll about lhe lst of oetc:
lsr. tInt ile would hn perfectly satisfied II
this une Wcre calleil tNr the It'll.
Alr Cook thnnglit, II, fsir,less tn the cAIdi-
datea themselves, that tlie convention,
OUGHT NOT Tu III CALLED TOO sooN.
H. candidate wanted six weeks to make tho
acquaintance Of hfs constituents. l,e ought
To ba given all the time possible hetoro tho
convention 10 run around Oh tllat sort Ut
thing. ,,,.
d[!iates seeking tll9 nomination. iu that style.
Air. cook !plleu that they dbl it, untl would
do i until tie Kentlehan's l,alr bceaino as
willie as l,!s uwll:
al cuinlnlttee. said tho district Ind always
been dictated to by other tl[ntrlcts nll 1t was
, 1880-09-01

~ tae LAi&eF " ans ChteAHo 1TtoAne%
CHICAGO, ANg. W.-l noticed lll ynur Su,l-
day paper at. ullAslon tn Gca. Dec,n's voice,
apparently written il the Interest Ut rival
Congressional candidate. Thu General must
bo VI, exceedingly inyulllerable asptr,lnt for
the ott!ce he Is sceklng, II his opponents nre
driven to such all extremity, ANY fn0l Or
tHckNss Gull boast vi q vulce equally strong ov
stronger lilu!. lily critic; hut nelther below.
tng 1Nr bray!iK H. now taken IN II NnHrk ut
bralls by nI,y alsltence Il. this country. Tt,-
ll!e,l. Heard Gen. ueeln deliver thrlllimgly
eloaltent speech lust December ut i
meeting held ut Mccormick Hall ln synl-
, 1880-09-01

patl,y with starving ireland. ! s9t at
lin casicr than any otiler speaker, With the
exception Of tho sl1sct.tone,l. stel.tori9h-
1ungcA llyncs. Whatever tim. l}rcni'a y;!tee
,nay lnck tn uianlIty, It makes up 4, quality,
sottuti, M higher compliment could l,aye
been pattt lis power INN tic attention sl.own
lin by l,ts vnst audience, Wo, On tho occtl.
SIM referred 70, Ind hccil listening 10 other
ilslv. 1,ttl ncnrly all uf wl,oin will remember
tic gallant yti,iG soldier for his nioqi,ent
words OF cheer mil cumf0rt 70 suffering Ire,
land on tl,nt night and for hts tllslntcrestel
lal.ors III her bchnDf ever since. Respect"
fully, PATRICK CHAMBERLAIN.
, 1880-09-01
yotc oil the milwaukee, Tral1,.
10 fAS Edtt0r nf I4.t Eh4t4lu1 TrlbAnf.

CHICAGO, Aug, Hl.-Tho flrst train down from
Milwaukee on Monday, NTH lust, contained a
lnrge number ut Into hujourncra ut Wnukrshn.
Wis., madc up laruoly OF Southern gentlemen,
long haired md otherwise. and people fsusn
lntlana. Same of tho Eoltl boutherness cyi-
IDENTIFY thought there wero cuough aynlpathIxing
brothers from Indiana II, tho orowa to rLye them
good majority on u vote for President, al,l
10 ijCltueratlo nuwKrnpcrs. Thu vote wns tikcn.
and d chauHu cnnie oser thoEr. .cnuntrlslltlcos.
Indiana did not prsnyo reliable ticr SONS went
tn tho gentlemen who arp " t4ltesting for tho
sanc prlnclplca Lee and Jackson fought for"
Ino resilt WIN IN fynrt,"nn1 ~ ior tartinii and
thing to annu,lneo Ia a Southern tiatnpaiVn
speech. nor Just whnt thoy wcso hunting for,
either, l., d, U,
, 1880-09-01
CAMP-.MEE,rING.

A 3,n.n ~ t.,s al, Jnve ot, ,,,u,,r,,t ,,,,,
,hn on,,as r,nfs n,,n,,o ,;,air ,,"n,ta tn,,, tba
oconnnnta ~ tc,,ts ~ tho nsan,atncs s' c.,,,,,
ant;nm oor,,, -, aes uas."r,,n. ,nnr,mo ts"t =,
1 inst n hri,nt @ Inv l,o'l .taw,rl for thcm ~ Inv
~ ~ ~ A a." .,' ~ asI.,
is'ssa sd 49,. s.n s'v e" ~. oHs vi "
~; a.taaI,n, ~ ~ ,,,,;,sosn, ,u,,i,,, 'ro'
,.a.1o., ~ ~ o ~ .t,n ','no,,n. otos;n
',.,.' ...sa ~ so ,'..,, ,,-n,,e T., stn,
Win tH1cu M"o6 "uth 4!uAohHu Wy otDtA'
or hhowef boihG rcnsatRan'e' otlmnlAteo Wy
tho gratifying prospect. those who took part
fu tbs sdt meetings of tho morning dis
nlnyrd nj fervor and zeal In nrnynr and
sonr which rayo hmm of n glorious
clnse @ NJ; TIM meetlnr' md oven tho
s'un1 shnrp Shower @ which J sct I'M IN ,,nmeiatoIy %
nu. after tho interesting 1ts missionary
meeting st s Of as tho afternoon could not dash tae
ofE. ~" ey opss os w'1s' oyae e1 10 ssnry opc.
and ,vort. @ bc~o, " nj va: a. NJ With ttio l,ihle.
study meeting, led by tho Rev. Dr. Willing,
after which Il conservation meeting of MI
hours duration followed.
Tho sermon at tho lo:3o n. m. service was
nreachcd ny tne rev ~ a: spencer o.
Rockford, who had for his text IL. CortMtlil-
ans, VI, o." For tho love Of Christ constrnin-
Gth u.s. a i, We arn ,nus a caa ho
preacher nrget! thas III tne n'lssionaty llola ns
much ,os s ns IL e nsa q ;sa G5sas
felt. lie drew a vivid nIcturo Of tho work
Which hatl been accomplished by mission.
sfy e,ots "ss III ,s H. o u who eosc oS
f,od In stnmt nm. About 800 answered. TIC
emil. nnd of fness sixty presented Themselves
ea, a'u =. s"eno n ''A.s ~. ,s
s s a eess sssi'is e 10 s"o
~. .:U ?. III. q inrfo atteilt!'snce WIS pres
70 IN ,aKS vt III c ncSt oSyIscs ny ce
N,nis M,G w fo,@nf;ye,!nS nft;TS 'cc''Ds VI 'o DeS@
rho meeting wns presided over hy Mrs,
Miller, q Cl!rnx.. President sf tho Mssssa- t;I
'H Euhss !sF 1 1s9fb tbo 1fy fysyo1E 1Es ,1sggnr; ngS,
sirs. DR.. istitia uuims, 4 rein}lictl n!ssioil-
nv Of tlo socicty, from Chlna, atsIrcsset!
with III tlall country. Sl,u tiftl not cnro To
Eiyo nlly fill descrinttoN of tio Interior Df
tic city IN wlilrIl she dwell, rs tho foul
slnslls @ aud ~! el,arateters WhiS! Inbound
| Alter Il ciirsDrv rIai,Ca down Ollu of tl1o
streets wilose lending features stlo described,
s!o explained lie lnNi,llcr III which tho
whici, uro 10 BE- found III different Iuiris vf
thu div I'm srn Ehlna,,imn bpntinIr his
licoI nGnl1st Tia Sroliilti Wills nrostrotcI
bufuru one of tllp Idols Wns q piliub]v sight,
III th0 cO,ntry outsiJo Of tho Civ
ses to ouy raWboek psitr s Mi nrescuCS ~ S
nyrrs,Si,crn If ii.Ias tnu,fs]rs' rtf.,,.ins
and s],ri,Is. ehnwinw t1,at Chin wrs tttsriv
s;.rre ,,,Inrt r. ,|in i"r" "ni ,,n n,..'
tlie Chincse homes, e..cli ono Ut Which WIS
provided Will. MI Idol. before which thu little
l!eats. There WINS no Idol Of ioyo to bg
found; everywhere tho praying wns intended
to save them from tlie gvll Influences OF SUPER
nntural he1luns Ut WHICH they sttotl In drGntl.
, 1880-09-01
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.

10 ENE Editor q 7HS ChGzdVo 7F75uhs.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.-Witl you pleaso caIl tho
attention OF tho proper authorities to tho null
saneo of tho stennl-w',lstfc Of tho peanut stalsl
At tho corner nt bllchIgnn avenue ind Twenty
accnnA strect2 1t ought TO bp n1Atctl. tunyett
lately cluse by thcro, and did not expect u tnl
such Nuisance ~ tllHt locnlty. haso an In
yatiff III my fnniily, anl he suffers greatly from
TINT sl,r pols0 NIL tiAy uni IatG IN tho evening.
Tho whoe cnnccr1. sec1ns greatly our of place
III that location. N. l.. G.
, 1880-09-01
An Address to the Votors-An-
other Meeting Monday
The Second Congressional Convention
to Be Held Sept. II.
Correspondence Regarding the Quallilca'
ttons OF Candidates.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club Acting Unwisely.
i. 3. WAStIBURNE.

Az ad]ofneM mee.n oa en' ,a,% t,v,,.s xcstnr. ".
the Hon. T.. u. Washpnrne WINS Hciu 9cslei-
tlay ,,oon In the clnb.room uf the Sherman
llo,,sc, AbIjah Keith presitlIng. Tho Com-
n,t,tce nnnoInted NJ The previous meeting to
prepare mn nddfcss saoinlt.el uae lo.om.Ms;
TO rur nEruntIcAx xo1Eis as,,F-r 0F THE THIRD
II yon ho:'eve TINT the Hon. e @ WmshnrnS:
s nnfo,t T., leS1s'bS ana .rrw o .tr1rt e1
~ " an ocnl at tcKots taan ay ter
ei, orsanizc t At once in every town and wrti
% Tho tina Ia short, Eec Tint iolegatcs favorable
10 lin arc yotel for at tho primaries, and sent
10 tho Congressional Convention.
In Lake County tho t!rimnrscs aro held on Eri"'
day, Sept; los from 70 2: Ill., r..,,.,,..
N Cook County thoy nro hc'a on eat"Fdas'
eeh!; A. h :" T. ntorv ~ Ia cc-+oin. without
s,,n mtH 5a,,lt1sl. nus."'"o ''o@''' ~ ~"' "''
II nominated, ho will accept and InNko m
ect!yo canxns; elEc.cH no n WI hr rsnaesoh' 'no
aIHcI ,i,onn9 ~ fhn It.tr TIL rrt rn n tbey
iii n9 nn,n{1,ntn H. Wathrne: lit profcs.lnn
md morccnnry poltttcinrls nre nnw notivcIy Mt
work, and il tito nomination il lett to thon, MS
uslinI. st,D1EhOiy else will bg chosen.
, 1880-09-01
LOTTERY DRAWING,

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. ai.-'rho twenty
third drawing Ut tho Commonwealth Distri-
button Company took pinco to-lay Mt Me-
Al,ley'a Theatre, IN tho presence OF u
numerous and respectable audience. Tho
first prlzu, $a,60o, WIS .lrawn by ticket
" 7la; secolMl prize, $40 000, drawn by tlcket
tA,3l3; AlMl the third prize, 81, ,000, wis cnpt.
urcsl BY ticket M,0oo. Tho following tickets
drew 81. GOO; 3,.aj1, G0.13a, ll,la5, lS,H50.
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yet, with the a!d Of the Society sl!o o,,. 1a, r.
rekin, chinn,, where a. GRIND opnors.lnii,ty
Ga,ne tn her, which sllo took Ht!ynl,tnEs o.:
wns very ILL., anh nik tho lncnl ttOctnrs Wcie
called fm. but to. no purpose, Thg l!ts'
band called IN tho American lHdy.u0etnI.
W,o went to the paace ot t,o yecrny.W;aer1tt
position Ill the Einptra In which sl,c i elia-
hlrtl 70 prnnloso greatly tho cause OF Chris.
iinmlty. ,ihis satne ynung girl ,intl Hrena
Fefss Fs ~ sisoe4y er e,e1s xssocsto ~ 9 Il pWss
Koo.l work her present influential position
WIS gratNl monument
Thy Roy, NJ: Spencer, Of Rockford, = re-
sanF sene ymns h ' tSe lans"ascs a e 1t t!'oss
apan ths Subject of Chrfsttian M ti1a0 missionary III
work. lie reminded IBIS audtence of tug
s'f0s s q wess fss o. SSs 0pa,,o %efa sqoMs s;
oastt stt % any %t,,awIettso of o. cSr!stlaia,ity. T,e
sneaker dreW pnthctlce. plctnrt Of tha
TIC famlne. II thesc scenes it often han,M,,-
would bring the lattor 10 TIC. missionaries
nnsl beg them to takU her child, provide for
.tcsus. They complied rs ofton as they could,
100 occupnnts, whcre mothers Ind given them
w a ,s tnG gnP ~. n ct Sheefy ;s e te
,"nrr ,una t,nin 1 ~, n,,,i ,n,t m 81, sy1ti,
w. MofK Was gMnlng M o., nlMt Mouii go ~ VIII
Conclusion, cor i" @ ao @ Al, yeep eprnest Is anpe"l to MI
pfGod o 10 ~, f,tat teseixes t, ~ III" W. ~
snn1 % ;,p T far r. jes,is Vas + respodcd ss to by
M,.ss ~ ~ ,,,, t c1oHn Tce; H. @ ~
proece.lings vas " nerhaps iH tHo M nlost % earliest
WINK, hna s ncnrre S q sinnn isfs ih ~" Eye
liz @ o1cne'' M - 'es"A'eu '''''' '''o s''''''''
1,nrir ~ i, SloeK 1T tne % even'ng 1o ey; ~ ~; H.
III" text, "0r wint soi Hill ~ r"n I giyo in OK *
M, aor ts MG n, Mns ~
T,;r ,,sr ~ usop "'' a"I Sx,,,,r'oxs %
Of whnt is known. throughout the CAMP
meeting ne rs power" nro those which 'ark
LII IN the Swcdisl, taberlinclc. Mr.. Sorlin is
man of miti.!ie ngc. Vt tlno presence, elo, 10,
great. magnetic force,--a combination Of
qualities which eilnllle8 him to cnlitrO! tltnr-
ungllY his congregation. and, once ultlnr his
, 1880-09-01
NO FOUNDATION,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3l.-The loading
bankers OF tho city say tho report that san
francisco bank!ng-lIoascs would ope!. u syn
,licato Ia iloat the shares Of tho Do l4esseps
Cnnal Company Is without foundation. a;ltl
thAt nothing Is KNOWN In bnuk!ng elfc1es
here Ut any such movement.
, 1880-09-01
A PEREMPT0RY MANOAMUS.

SrIuSaFtEID. ILL.,, Aug. al.-1M the United
States Circuit Court to-slay wrlts Of perenp-
tory ,na,Nla.nns were Issued ngainst tho
I.u:lrl Of Town Auditors mud tho Town Clerk
Ut Drummer Grave, Ford County, directing
lint certa,, Judgments OH railroad MID bonds,
A,nounttng to S3,0Hl, be. certified to tho
for lSal. -
, 1880-09-01
llFE-SAVtNG STATIONS.

NEW YoMx, Avg, 3l,-Tl,o equipment Is
ordered Tomorrow OF tha forty-two iIiersav.
Ing stnttons along the New Jersey coast ono
ln0nt! EARLIER than usual because Of the pro-
ala 1'fty-two laen compose tho liforsaying
patrol.
, 1880-09-01

.--,---.---- FIofa, Clay Co. III.
EEAM S!it: This IL TO certify lhIi your lKblXN
NIAlUN kSFtik' has cMstI I'M ar Tho Third .UaT
EAils ntter all uthcs medicines had t.l!td.
, 1880-09-01
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE. I!

SplNuplE1t,, ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-.rhn Secretary
OF Stute to-day issued license IL organize to
the I4ake View Atalleah!u lrOll Company, Cl!-
cAgu. capital S75,000; corporatuis, +. n.
Shaw, lAll,cs +. nanu, i. u, Cook, II. +.
Shaw, Il. l.. Snraguu.
, 1880-09-01

FIther. Champaign Co. H.
1,EAn ftHt Ths t9 to certify that ynnr lNjilXH
NsAFi1l Sfltil1s has dnnH more good fof ktdnsf
CHHptaHt md Heart Hiseass than any othef fuedi.
Clll4 ever ura, j. also cured Ut mr. children Of
EAilIs nnu Hefjiuta. atAItGAlEET CHi1U
, 1880-09-01
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease OF tfte Sto7na cI1 and Liver.
..,.. Caltn. Alexander Co.. III.
nrAn EtN: snEcf!nR for sUme inns wNh IitadisThs III
and lttacAso Of The Stomach nlt liver was irdutaS
tu ttsH ynur FenbH INDIAN 1t.UtiD SrWUr. ShirS
No. ~ EiEhLh.at ElIAs SiiEllEy