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Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
uOTSE FOR, SALE.

aAa Central location, in good neighborhood; large T!iJ lot with good barn. Can be bought for $1 900 k#siH less than it is worth price $6OO0 $4 900 remain on mortgage if desired.
 Geo. A. IsbeIl,
 Office Todd's Block ,cOr. State and Elm.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16

MA The House No IS Gill street, just finished, EF!iI consisting of nine rooms. All modern i'm E5;ii provements, gas, water, bath room. water closet &c Also the lower part of Mo- l6 Gill street. Consisting of si rooms gas and water nice garden
 Inquire of JACOb a HEaLrEn, a.1.s
 nix l Yale Bank Bu1iQlng
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
For Sale in Milford, Conn,

&eAa THE late Residence of John B. Crockett de-
 f,iII5 ceased with four of land, well stocked Eiii with large variety of apple, pear, and other fruit trees The house is large, with conservatory furnace range, bathroom hot and cold water in all the rooms sewer the house to the river plumb ing thorough and safe house and stables lighted with gas is within five minutes walk of the N Y& N HI R. R. station. For further particulars. inquire of HENRY D. WHITE CHAS. A. WHITE,
 OI nIr,... yk.. Men IIa1ror Gcrl1a
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
8fal Gstate.
EOR RENT
w. P. NILES,

Notary PubIic.) Real Estate, Loan, Fire, Insurance and
 Collection Agency.
 For Sale ssA At great bargain. fine dwelling house, No. hHiiiir % Woolsey street, Fair Haven. Terms easy Er:I Owner left town want an offer. Money to loan
 Business for sale.
 For Rent, House 163 Temple street. Call on me for particu- lars
 Care of property. Collections and loans on real es tate specially attended to.
 Office, 27O Chapel Street, d13 Room Mo- l. Houses Il nd Lots for Sale or Exchange. kAA A twO-famfIy house on Gill street lot H@ss,,H 52L<x15O. Two good two family houses Miii Ferry street will be sold low if sold soon. number of houses in Westville. Two hrst-class houses on Sylvan price and terms to accom- modate Lots on Chapel street, York street, Kimber ly avenue and Nicol street. number of lots to ex- change for houses and pay difference.
 FOR RENT. A frst-class house with barn few minutes walk from postofice rent cheap tenement on Dickerman street 5 rooms $1O. Money lOan on good security. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings. d4 L.. F. COMSTOCk.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16

Local Weather Report. SIGNAL OFFICE. NEW HAVEN, Conn.,
 December A. 1880. i
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

DECEMBER 1e. suN RISES, 72O ArooN sETs HraH WATER, : SUN sETs, As2 es5 a. m. 1i,1oa. m
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16

EXPRESS STOCKS. Adams. ..... .117 Wells, Fargo. .112
 American. 69K United States. 5015
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16

Az, The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, Es.!a corner of Park and George streets, enly i've kEiii minutes walk from the postoffce The house is large modern style, with all the eonven1encea nmaIIy found in strictly class house. Lot 16e feet on Park street. 22O feet George street rum
 stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choicest va reties of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to spruce sired. Apply to c,1 E p p'A aI on 1uaN, 4I
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
FOR SALE,

M@4, HOUSE with nine rooms and 35 feet front Ei!A on State street at Cedar Hill for $2 600 Also
 l House with S5 feet front on state street Ill sile vicinity for sale for $3 800. Inquire at
 ,In ~ ROOM g. 69 CHURCH STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-16
.WANTED---AGENTS

w fA1N IT MA IT ~N M74 V n N0 To sell the new Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine This new machine is admitted to be the lghtes running, neat, durable. and very best upon the mar ket for all purposes. Address apply to
 Wheeler X Wilson Mfg. Co.,, all I2t New Haven. Ct.
, 1880-10-30

..ntcmcuts ere tr,,c, Weaver Is a trattnr, and I
tako IN stuck in him." ! WIS told ht' went tn
Mmrch,- ,-tornft,rc fr,,m tic expression trnr, hts
fIrat speech In slalno hnvn t,elIeys. he wns n
A,l,ctno VIVA Il rs,f1rNcte'l rsnH to !mM,sn NjNn
mr.. II the whoo fcttcr Ind been rn'ltshc,l It
woilh have shnwn @ TINT | Gnly wrote upon th.
ssntcl,'unt, will soon .ai,pt'Nr. which my
friends wlIl nm'. think, tho tnpst satisfactory
ti,chtion III nny !ntentton L! do him Injustice,
however fn!sn tho ncctsnflon nHhlnst him. !
mn, HntteEcd | hnvn stt.no tjen. VIEWER ntHl In.
ori,lo trno. n.ttlrvntctt j,ntrtat. W. .nay lif-
Ter ~ IL policy. sntt tc N worthy 1T TIM Rrtmt
fcnluh. hut tho future Is bciurc us. fltul's iib-
arty will sustain oir cm,.sr. 1t II tustcn to Tho
ct,plt, Ht1 Justice will eot,ner tr 1nttE prevail.
DcfCnt friday IA victory to-tnorrnw. Very re-
Epcctfu,ly y0tlra. HTEIpiEx H. Df1.LAYE.
, 1880-10-30

III, ,hat 1ho Is tho victim of conspiracy.
" .ni lint he ts only wanted III North Carolina
sa Snr n,,littcal p.lrposcs. North Carolina l'eh'
~" "orotlc notictns. 1t Is saft, seek to revcilen
W.,s,nsriyes upon Perry bccn.isc l'o was active
IN tho exodus movement.
!" Tt,f; rtiocEEDlNus.
IN tAs 1yflttrt Afsoethtfd l'Ftsa.
,v,a,,tyaroy, u. e., Oct. ao.-Cliicf JWstlce
c.r,tcr. nj the Supreme Court of tic District
eott.nIunl,,a, to-day fl tic case ot Samuel l..
=. I,orrv a colorcd man arrested OH q reQuIsi-
.ten frnm North Carolina, wlicro no is
si,,n,rond will forgery, ANNOUNCED us te-
stsnt, ordering the prisoner ititV Inc Gsuh!y
e.s ~ nn,.tt ii North CnrnllNn. Perry, tscrc-
=, ,no e11 IN previous stipulation ut En1llael on
;MH'th silIey. Immediately fled PETITION f0r
,n"r;t noi;t ri iiaheas c0rr,B. alleging in-
lawful detentlont al'tl asserting, !n.nohIg
iIalsaialcient Il ind Illegal; TINT IT,. ho m !, is Is
m"s s ,ic,i tlIe JurEs.llcttnn; mid further bt:,
H., ii"vrs ilis rxlrutlitLor Is not snurlit III Rn!I
f"lti. bit because Of his relation to certain
nuiliicnI afTntrB, Including
THE xo-cAI1.ED SEnltu EXODUS,
anil Tint lie bcltcvcs, IT. sent 10 North Caro-.
"4iI,. IM.,IHe Wylfo mule tho writ rrturnnb!o
tnyrt,witt, "rlu petition was presented Ia
iiminc Wyltc, who ordered tho writ to issMu
rrc%tn,trI,nfFu bcf0ru him Mt ctNnbers fUrtll-
,si,h T'lle ngrNt ut North Carolina 8pc-
sGi;raI,y ,lcntcd 1'crry's allegations.
Hhn hearing of the cNsN WINS pOStpOneM till
NOV. 6, and Perry WIS ad'aftfed TO pa1l Ill
&i.QW,
, 1880-10-30

DEMOCRATIC sclrE,lEs uSEArrTlEn.
Evidences nro nceumulating With thu State
Central Committee that thu Democrats are
hatchtng sehelues to cast doubt OH tho quail
t1cations Ut Electors In ttlis and other States.
They are bringing into play every cnnceiv-
nbie species Of political trlckery. One ct
tl,c1r pet schemes in this Stata will bu MI ell
tleavor 10 dispute tho election of the llepnb-
lcan Electors OIL nccnllrt OF nisspelleq
nnnlcs md incorrect initials. Tln.s IN thb
ncighhorhond tickets aro bclng circulated
bearing tho naule Of ". 7. Morton, Instead
OF Wilbur +. Norton. In ntllor parts 0f the
SntS Mp S yas esrrn a1sk M j. reesys es payda y y a
Co.nlnltter, signed 6y f1le Chairman OF the
Adams County Committee:
Ds1nocratic frnatiin tic elections on Tncstay
next was uncarthed here totlny. An eXaili'
nAtloD Of tho po'l-books for tho eounty shaws
that With three exceptions tlle llrst IF l,an,es 81
tho NepH9isa HTeslnsntin! th. EeetGfs MaSe
are MI correctly, printed. 1t Is believed TINT
the pOli-6Ook8 OF Mclghb0ring counties IRE III
tho stlne condition. us tile otalce wtlero the
A.!as County lIsts wero Gntansd tE, nrluts
urp 0f tho fraud has crentct q sensation.
These pnll-lsts referred IL nsN,vo Are
printed III tic Office Of The Quincy Herald,
flfulGn[ uUHTD0u SiccL, when u1t'S lH9
printing for several 0f tho recognized nCDn-
critic counties, Including Adams County. 1t
seems moro tlnu u coincidence that thu Re.
publican mines should bu generally Nl!s-
spelled, and tho Democratic nallHls Of Elect
0rs be invariably printed correctly. In thest,
DoMocratEc counties tbs County Board 0f
Cnnvnssurs will be Democratic, n1,t tho
scl,ulle undoubtedly IL t!lat they SHOULD
classify the nalnes rIg1dy, an1 tins nuke q
confused set 0f returns, III many Ut the
back tnwnships, where the judges .arc not
thDFullHhly posted, tho rinEsters cnllld easily
disturb th1 returns OH theSu prepared poll
lists In such q manner M 10 crcato endless
III several farming districts tickets hayo
been circulated he1lr1tu. thD 1las!lts Of the
Local Grecnhack candidates, but With thu tut
list ut tInnenck Electors.
1t Is believed that even III THIS Guy TIC
priIlclpal bogus tEckcts WILL lu thtSo ~
which the Electoral ticket itns btels mixed,
Tho na,ltps 1T the EIrctors afe unfamiliar to
n,,ll,y pcO1ft. who nre thoroughly Informed
rs Ia cuunty or State candidates. 1t lns
hrell suggested TINT tho c"nnty campH!Rl!!
Committee supply "acll IeE!lnrly nt!tiorIzetl
challenger Will II printed slip contnInliE tile
fnlI mil correct IIulilcs Ut ti.0 Republican
Electors, IN addition tt supplying them Will!
the regsilHr t[cknta. ~ my event, t!ckgt-
pcttd|ura should h officially directed TO DO
oll tho 1unkOut f0r frnlllas In tho ElHctornl
ltsts, ns this will certainly 10 largely prno-
ttcc,l by tho democratic lenders III Chicago
rs well Us in uther parts of thu Stats,
, 1880-10-30
MINNESOTA.

THE NATIONAL cf,sfM1TfEE APPEALS TO T1tE
JErCBt.1EASS DF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Sesttal Nt,rafth to 1he Ehtta9o Tribune.
ST, PAUL, Mtnn,, Oct. D,-Chatrmn, Blake
ley, OF the Republican State CGntfal Commit
tee, publishes the following ntl,lress, will, MI
endorsement signed by himself, in which he
Hays: II mn constrained IL say TINT, III view
Of MI tic circumstances attending The nit
fortunate contest in tl,o First District, tho
Republican vnsu should be given to the lion.
u. II. Dunncli":
fiEAbquARrEls IiErunirCAx NATIONAL. COM
MITTEE. M. slf FtrtH AyENuE, NEW fttesK.
Oct. IL 1xs).-Io the Heluhifrun& " Mth,lt:.td:
Willie co,tgrntn nlatinK tho Republicans " Mti-
ncsntn anl tho country nrnn What scc'n. to- lC
tho ccrlAinty nf tim election Of attr Presidential
ca!l1latr. stf!l We llrc frcu tn cxprcss tr Hrcnt
Auffclt0 fnr the cIectinn Df n iDynl Congress 10
E1lpp1rt tho illc"frtnK Republican At!innstrn.
tiUn. AwItre III tho differences which exist II,
tho First Republican District NJ Minnesota. tho
Committee drBtn 1t mt !mprnport to appral tn tho
sterling Republicans OF Tint district 10 Ald In
returning to Congress q t,,nn whfse vote ~ the
organization OF tho 1lp,,te IN .tt!Grln!nliK tho
legislation or tho country ahl!f hu tfHt nf III
cnrllcst and eortlIai supporter OF Gen. oar!lells
Administration. MARSHALL. iEwEf.f~
r. ", Do1lkEy Eccrntary.
, 1880-10-30
SHARP PRACTICE,

THE ADAMS COUNTY rOLt-nooKs.
QriScr, ILL.,, Oct. 2o.--The discovery was
made this afternoon that the poll-books
printed for the county by the Democratic
official organ, and distributed by the Demo-
cratic County Clerk, were so grossly errone-
Gus rs to vitiAte election OF the Republican
Presidential Electors on Tuesday II they lad
remained uncorrectcd. THO poil-books cnn-
Electors III full, while Ut nil but sever, OF the
Republican candidates the first nnliIes l,AI
beeu omitted. II tho roturns were lnnde up
on these pnll-bo0&s valid objection to count
could readily lie raised. The announcement
OF tic facts created q great sensation III
political circles IN the city.
, 1880-10-30
FATAL MEETING.

6pteWi Ddpateh 10 TRa cA4eooo Tribune.
.P1rrsnURd. pA., Oct. aD.-A tFtghtfil railroad
accident occurred about o'clock thls evening
near Durgett4town. Washington County, la..
about thirty n,tlcs below Pttsburg, of. tho pan-
lluudlo lallroad. passenger train No. y, going
east, ran Into paSaenger.trh!u No. II, uo.nx weat.
The cast-b0ut,u tsaln WAS Mb0nt to mako tho
siding when tho collision ocunrrod. John {souE-
", engineer, and bath llsru,cn wcEu instantly
killed. uoorgu Thumpson. tho oEnecr, was
fatally Injured. l!e Wilt dle bufoso morning.
II..fh OF tho engines weru bady wErckcd. nnl
tho tenders weru driven into tho eonches, killing
nntl lnlurIng II number II passengers.
LATt:M-llIu acGl'.tnt turhs nut 10 bo
less SERIOUS thun ut Irst reported. NoAo
jurud. Thrre men, atichucl l.incKc,, and two
brothers nanleel Cunningham. who weEc on tho
platform Vt Tho Gast-bolul lralu slgAlanG Ftuu
, 1880-10-30
lIN NOI{AN EAe
Special Dtspdteh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune,

1rns.v,no,,c Ind Oct no-A Wait IN
the rooms OF the Republican State Commits
tee this afternoon discovered great activity
and Increasing confidence That tho 1&epub-
ltcnn majority in October wnultl be improyet,
unon next rncsiioy. Twnntv or thirty county
,nomanars - ,os ~, .,a =, ~ ~ H. H., - s" .
all expressed themselves we'll satisfied with
State 40 to show that tho pnrty organization
IL obtaining the degree OF nerfcctIon that
marked Il nrfnr tn Tho ()ctohnr ,,irctlon. nnd
with that tie M foars q Of rsvorss ' IT tic pells oils
next Tuesday considerably diminish. The
managers think they llayo blocked
Ar. Dillayo's game, wl,ateyur It
may be, by exposing i, and believing thnt
tho NAtlona! vote WILL be kept nteasurably
intact, feel comfortable concerning tho sltll-
ation Yet all confidence Is based on tho Ms
sumption tl,at men viii do tilelr duty oyery-
W ""s.s. oov' Fos1e.' u 0.aV, "ho s"'so'tse'
70 make ono speech III Indiana this week,
tas concluded TINT ho cannot bo spared from
Ohio, and will nat, therefore,, ba hero.
,..u., -, ~ "An1Ahr ,x
Issued last wednesday NY United States
Deputy United States hfarshnl living In
ch.sna,, eu"S I'M s WIS sessso .o.un5, ~ ~
ciao,SSaGna Will Votln9 t"lce NJ uao oc1oper
s'eet'oh ,, ,,,
th,. A., THE DEMOCRATS u, ctA!A
1@aa nrIatt tae pem0crGtle Electoral tickets wero
iheis could be otns IN ti,s msSN aIeKeH iscov III Gov.
EEy0l scheme to put several ut tho National
LteelorS uh the ueViocratlp ticket. thereby
Chicago twSo or h threa days ago. N''N @''''
KoKOMO.
spfetal DispateA fa Tbs Chicago Tribune.
, 1880-10-30
CITIES AND TOWNS.
.AItIStltNtN.

...... AhlS11'oN.
Special Dhpa'f" 10 ant Ehssa0o 1rtount.
munsc Ilcpublicau rally here ttrtlay. 4 larco
nn,nh,r ] > frou t;a1sl,rr ] ~ cnma ih,s - av.,,. Ss
ps. " .so es1 ~. ~, ~, eser
!ng' auoresscs wGso mate W col. Clnrk +:
a. Mckenzie. There were several hundred
In fila sorrhIloht ,,rorrssIo,,. Tn.,norrnw ,hc
lnst rnltv viii In ',,.I,l in C:ol.lr~ Tho ,rs.s.
eut s i Indications M W po,,t @ ia heayy TepuLiean
sc. ss o m e s een Of Sck Lee eq eSno SG
for Congress.
spfe"' o'.pasea 70 Inc IN canago ., 1roaHt. -,
srEnLiSo' Ill., ocs. w.. toop 'enitp!'
Of WI,lte,itte COUNTY during tho Campaign
nmt .'l IN ,iII, W. ~ saw ny II hea be1.n s.al ~
I"me n y" viss s on "c - ~ s ,e Hei intstt.
cmf t stawn, % cetss Ihe tst inv te awnys
Ecnt et stealy s steu % to ts nsic Of % lie Umion'
n,,..niS cnnynssrI G nv schnolttist r,cts' Imrni
Svurx sc,,nn1,s e' IN % tn,'tS " ha '9S. ns.,S.
v'S,, c,,,so t".''I, ~ w,i, ~, NJ In nst
seSi; Stx III % .tg MIS-. - ,o,,,o oor,o yr,, n,,v
INV nnI Ati,nv efy irHm thn east thrns
frnr H., the ,yast M, two fr;,, M liz s"n, N mi
Nt1rsA
inn nttanM t t,r"nt raj n,.,s,tn. IL ,bn nvr,,.
s.uA @ ; ".ts no n"i, ni III ~ .S.uro,,.
'"sn, F-nm iIivnm Snhintt ntiv,,. Ei,nEA
S.ai1H hamn paw I.nw' ksiso,,' i,a'mvrn Sinrri.
on1, o"a1' r,s En,tn,, i,,,"""o ttmnE9 Etis IL nnI
S,"ss,i,r rhn ,,r"ss En- ,nM ny ,sntI f1rci.ns lies
M i III, ,xus o :, ,nrfsct hlny" NO. ~ 1rew.,ka
,,nng u IN, iMn NJ march Sv"r ,rra.,tiIv iiimmi.
nntn5 'v "n th.. tr"mx,rs,,cESs M" n,nttn.u
.s'' ,,.~''s u t.o o, 1"i"rasiirT " Etr"wris
=, 'crtt ,;,rtasts s sva ism.. trom tn
rn. -, .ln,.',e s"'.1' III ItnH ihonos s ~
tsSae"TSa ts.i. ~ 1saHo,, u ''oi =, f't,,.o r.
S,nH' ,,., ~. ", fisot!i las H. o...s cnMie' tt,1t'
!' II r,S,s. w. ~ 9luHs, h1o in,4i. i,t''' ~
Snit ',n. o. N. GiIinaRto,' Ena1},' + eSaseF, Sn. ":
lMu,,.sn: y .s ID 't"el1'es q; ~ HeMc,Me, NY @
- ., ~. e9""io1ot SO @a' oe"e''s "1'" """J
ot!ers. a ,.u, ,,, =. .,,. ,,,,..,,,,
,Ha1n FaTw },nii tau M, ~ yr ~" stos ~, ,na 10
~ n.1 ~ tun, H. "to ~ M' ti tn i iiu''
H. ~. Jiaus .to ' !a1: III ~ y; II -; A1Him, wv t"
Vavrtf nft ~ NorrIsn III t'' ond ~ iis i' Sinyyr Si,yM
,n. u v.'sh, ~, "M n,MSni u ~; ."3"s y,
isu'nstt MG'eo,'c.s nao e,et" u, s.a sr.;
u G'ta ,.s, ~ ~ .tt..o ,r,.r sam!
~ pets ~ "1Mset ,s a., s!I rr,i Gae" r,i Mr,n,
u ia*nM. nM ao ~, nscts,s naaeM XVIII tt,
HS e,,ms iM'S,n NJ, @ a ~. tuu ot .... .,
WIZ H. ~ .."s a, us"' ,, nt hvt
Mp Y! tho l'GeK @ !nsef HaI9HS w hHM e1il e,!t
~ ''SEt Thn s,'s M .o nm,fnsf,,rin's . ,sm(s.
, 1880-10-30

Democrats lind their last rally III this city To-
night. They hal tGrct1lfgl,t procession.
aboat @ 4o5 srsons, pc M of Wiion i,lliy :ne-h!rd
wern ln,ys,. and ,nat!e Hiite ni1 in,pnsing
sl,cctacle. It was nt,iresxc, by II. 7. Helm,
of Chicago. wlIo r,l,!E the, changes on THO
Morey letter md Crc'!!t-slol,l!lcr. lie Inote'l
on tho Democrats putting ,tnwn tho lte-
belll0n, md their economy Ii, Cnngrcss, and
their honesty In elections, md 1--we nf tho
negro. 1fo oMail le = special ptcA fof The 1}cmn-
crntEc candidate for CnhKrcss. Ills speech
evoked yury Iiltle enthusiasm.
, 1880-10-30

OHIO.

ANOTHER DEMDCNATiC FORGERY.
LIMA, O., Oct. 2S.-Tllc Allen County
Democrat Of to-tlay, under the head Of
"Du1ldozlng," publishes n card signed with
the name of Edwart! S1ctiraw, u wcli-know'n
colored citizen, Which goes on to say that he
was arrested md put IN jail OH Monday, Oct.
II, because Of declared intention TO vote
tho Democratic ticket, md kept there until
Wednesday following, thereby losing Ills
vote; TINT scycrnl Republicans offered to hail
him out II. Iie, would vote their Ticket but
this Ee declined to do.
Edward Mclraw says lie never saw the
card before; that liz never authorized my
e,le 70 use hlS lalMe; t!at Il Is forgery. liz
by Mnso unHglantf, tho Democratic Deputy
Sheriff, OH nj, old bill Of coats, md tnkcn III,
hnck alleys to- the County jail; that l1oag-
a BpfSe Ere I 1 to e Iet M Gns IT. 70 as4wa4 ySs a
That he forgot him, hclng so busy Mt the polls.
McGraw Is, mid always has been, q Kepub-
]lCalt, and will vote for Garfield.
DEMOCRATIC DECENTRALIZATION.
co1unhS: Rs g. 6et s. fss:.,Gt Tis s"is1 stsnr down
among THO Den,acrnts here within tho past
few tlnys Is tic most noticeable TINT l,as oc-
CURED prior to I'LL rlectinn since 1S73a. They
seme ss eW e ns se's @ eseE psT ees II u
the amount nj s!Rko to be allowed to draw
tho bets. LII others they are offering to for
tc!t 70 per csl't OF tile bets mado on 1lancock
Ing ui& here. Many who lnye been lifelong
notn0crlts aud prominent wnrkerx in the
pnrty are Coming out for Garfield. The lst.-
Changes tint ars taking rlace, bst are work
fnG lis enersetically rs ever to secure access
sons os e tH 'Gs ntv 5 sny ynysg tSy %rs g9lE to
, 1880-10-30

gravnic,t ly Dfmncrat,c Ieatlcrs nnh1,c,y.
Az A. t''s &c octr T ' s'se,!on Dsn'osrat!c c!,
hn wnllII si,t,t,t nmy limit iinisr.i N;nfes
AtarAlai wio siu,i,li l,,tcrfcrc viii auy
yptrr III, nttenintrtj n vofn. NH. unrntrv !,
prominent lnyrcltn11t WIN Inns twD sotla. hi
tllrcp being nrifrut lktitlbtjrnns. rrccfyrtl n
nate algnuI IA Member OF ti,o Vfrilnt,tcs,"
Informing hin, TINT liz and Ills l,oys lind Nnst
tt0 much TO soy, anil tll1, ,tijtcxs thoy were n
little 1n0ro nujct, they WOut,i discover Il lnrgn
difference iii titeIr jj,tsjDrss-recctpts nt, II
tint ltd iiol in, there wns 'ccaGy If, IleilI."
Our citizens nrU fRIlDrn,1t ri this conttrii1,i-
cuti01,, md wnultt feel Erently |nmttlatei( to
know TINT My such spirit of Ku-kluxfsn
eSls's III oar hsldst.
LAFAYETTE.
s,s. p,:p9ts" f ia III 1"s cnf"eo rsni son,h
leans lire OiT tho first Etli, of lilo November
cHi!palgn hers Inst night, Tho Hon. William
G1lkEns. Of tho Thirteenth Congressional
District, furnishing tho ammunition. The
nlcetinE WIS held nit the UlMrn-f lOlsHe, nnl
, 1880-10-30
THE GREAT MANS VOICE 8l1.ENT.
cnssinl Illinafth ia Th6 Ehitdna Ifihuna

TIE 0NEsAT NAME VOICE HtLENT.
sptetal DIpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 20.--The Demo
crass ure entlcayor'ng 10 nlake political capl-
tai out Of the fact TINT Senntor Blaine lus
CANCELLED his engagements for tho remainder
Of the campaign. They suppress tho fact
that Mr., BniMo has not recovered his yaEce
since Tie Ohio canlpatgl,. A. private letter
recelvMl here within feW days aluws that
iie Il still unable to speak mucl. above a
whisper,
, 1880-10-30
RllRhEl In DEATH.

plrTsHuHa. Pa, Oct. sD-A tlru at Bridge
wntor. ncar llocbesteE, Pa, this mornlug asnut
O'clock, deatroyGd one frame and ot1c brick
dwelling, An old ludy named Mrs, ncmpni!l, 70
ycass Of age, who waa too fcohlu to hetp herself,
was consumed In tho flames, Two lltt!p buys,
WIN werA In tho habit of curTytnH coal for tho
Old lady, nru ntso mlssiux, MD Rru surpOseil to
ID &A.G1l
, 1880-10-30
8. ". DollsEY, Secretary.
WISCONSIN,.
corIIEnS AND ItAzELToS.


GALESA, H., Oct 2o-A decision recently
rendered lty ,Jutee NJ. NJ. C0thcrn, tlle
1S,,"oar",,o ,,,,jt,loI, fnr f+r,ornua nn,,rst
ene'r''1 t. ,',,.,. sa',I ~. ~, sr,.isa ,p,s,s;
NeotRo y. 3a"ctn,'' III tHc A"tt" " ''etll,'''
District, Inns, whether right or WRONG, 50 Ill
cc,,setl the miners IN that locality TINT mt
one fn twenty who lave heretofore voted tho
Democratic Ticket Will cast their ballots fur
Him. Some time ago Messrs Russ & Henry,
balkers and heavy mining operators of
Mineral Point, leased ground on tho
farm OF j. W. Ilentl,cocIi, III the
Town Of Linden, lava County. 4 vntun-
Bid lead running north WINS struck un
tho ground, and, contrary to expectations.
tie crev;ce Ii, which the mineral WIS fund
tpok turn east, on ground also owned by
lieAthcock, md wllcl, lad not hecil rented
to Ross md his partner, 1t was fnll1wCd,
nevertheless, by tho Inter, stM! H!t nppl!cn-
ton for MI injunction was made by Heath
cock to rcstrail them from further operating
tho lniue Without first obtaining sense,
rs required by Inv md 1OnS-cUntinued'
CUSTOM. The inatter cn,ne up ticfora Cath.
erI,, Judge Of the Clrctit, AMI WIS decided
III favor Ut Ross y Ilrnry. Thu case las
been appended 10 tho Supreme Court. An
other thing which will seriously initiate
against Cothcrn III his district Ii tliat positive
pToof has been. obtained, as is asserted. that
lie was Il member Of the infamous Order Of
knights Of tho Golden Circle during the
War md mn ardent sy!npatjsizcr with tho