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, 1880-12-06

H.. ost."''eM po'''ca' 1eleel!ons arc very
''s '"se' e'tnH tt.,i tlo" ph'osepHlcnI punt OF
s.o"' l"os "s"ass st1ow the Sast supefIori-,
y VI h1'"s'snt over foresight, and so'ne-
times no" determined party platforns-makcts
hhe" t''es were tn a'af'erc strictly torrinclplc
tesato'ess u 4arfy consequences. Mr.. WIT
.s,s"'', ., " 1ao LOUISVILLE tonr'cfs.'o,rm'l,
~ 'ate'lse'y ae'ote'l To principle In 1867
no pFo!,ossS. 10 '"ke lto,ooo 'nen to Washing
1oh 10 .ass!st" at tho Inauguration of tho
'na'i w''om no tond!y believed Ind been
eleetea Fses''lent' but WHO unfortunately
laeRes tlle fetla.st number Of Electoral votes.
~ present Mr. W"ttorson Is cotlsratulattng
himself NIL Tho country oil tic fact that HIM.
cdeE wns defeated by principle. Ile fs ycry
Wfotl9 With MI. Mcclure, Of tic Philadelphia
1thtcs, because tllat astslto politician Is nd.
'aoEls''ed ny ala " "l'tll'tsIKht" that tho Denl-
ocra1tc party might hnvo won tllc electlon
ilau II MT been Tor that little llirase
III Inc PLATFORM "for revcn'tc oflu." 1t
was" pl1z2iltig phrase, whose inscrutabtN
chatacteF was aaf'llfabIy illustrated by Mast
~ MS 'ntuattaolo cartoon which represented
!la'eocE al'd senator lEando'ph Will, t1easls
osssner' INC 1or1ncr aaylns to tho latter,
Who II tarliF. MIL why IL In Tor revenue
o"ly {" a''.I the latter, unaolo to nHswer
IN" !ortel'tons 9testlon. Sitting confused,
WI" n's toes cfosset llko honplusa
oen"o'.pos: ~ course AF. WAtterson tit
!nu.'anes als' ateo!ute ny showing tho faIstty
VI u'e !as'h'lat'o'' t'sat tsle word "only' was
a"s'ep'n'o"s!y lh1efpolated IN tta platform,
anu "en,ohsttate8 s''at It 'Sas oxllaust!vely
a.scussesl, a,M taat on'y tl'reo members Of II
, 1880-12-06

WILLIAM W. loSa, Presidential tho South
Western Immigration s,,eIcty, with headquarters
at Austin, wrltasto tho Philadelphia Iyrxs tl,at
tho ropurted lntcAtion Ut thu authorities ot
I'uxns tu nprty for division Ut tint stnto IL
utterly olsc!css. flo suys thnt plans for a mug.
nittont NOW Capitol building, to bu paid tur out
Of tho proceetls Of tho anto Of a00otDu sscrcs of
public land, aro now being prcparod, und aids:
c1n aesl!ro tho peupla Of tho North tint tho
neaplo Of Texas nro unn!ter4lly opppse. to
division Of taelr st,tte. They know tLat. with
proper e!Frt. Texas will sthlll Tho third HtAtu in
population When the cu'sl,s Ut lsbl shut hnyo
been tMkesl. nilt TINT, when the ycnr lNU el1lI
coflG: the glory of Now S'ork viii hvo tiupartgti,
and Texas VIII excel MI her stster Htitos in
powet. IN representation, n1,t1 in tho Elpetvrni
vn1o Then I9xAs. aud mt New Ynrk, will d.
GiAo lresitienttnl contests. TexnilA seo with ton
Ettn vtslol, their MpprtMulinY power to dlvitlu
thctr EiHr!cCs Empire Into small, woak, uniu-
lucnttul CaMtiiulWenlths.
It !s only fair 10 Ns1a tint tho Southern papers
Will ono rpice hnve srnlltotl tho idea TINT tho
pcup'c Of Texas wpnll submit tu-tuuch Irss
dcssrc-G division OF Tint Stusu.
, 1880-12-06

1T turns out t1sat NarnuIn succeeded In
sH.lcc1t's out Ut BILL English. tho mt[llonmiro-
1nIscr candll,tto for rrrsl1cnt III the DEM
ocrtt1o ticket. the consi!ufnGle sum Ut $s7,u4U.
which money WIS tiishursetl among tho Demo
cr'1tlo b,i1n'crs md paE'suckers uf tho lluostor
stato' After 1t l!ssa'l !nto their hands, most of
1T nut spout un whsky ,*as put up III bsts on tho
elccton und lust. Ut course, tho unyo,l,y "Itadt-
Gals" rak'nK It In and n,!dllfg 1t tn their ptIu.
l'at tho matter has nautl,cr nKpcct. Hero wns
MIN who wanted tho Presidency Ut tho Senate.
nnt tho roycrsfnf'ary Interest III tho Presidency
In cso Janctok died. 10 bully that he bid En-
uo therefor, al1d but II. ils ho fuuly supposed;
anu t@l1s Is tho sine individual. II WI Mre t,t,t
Kreltly mistaken. who thrrHtcnutl to sue all Tho
IenubElcan newspapers for libel whicf, published
Ills ct't'throat operations ln forecloslng mort.
gsges un pt'or pcUplo'a holncstcuts!
, 1880-12-06
THE SUPPORT OF POPULAR EDUCATION,
i WnaIllnglnn tI[Hnatrh aaya:

An effort Will bo tnMto ,tnsfnE tho winter to
f,nss tlt3 bll introduced Inst session by Senator
stlc 9f public u.,ls slAll be tlevntcd to et,usi-
lloHnE plirMsra Tic mnnci Is to bu Divided
,g n,rti' 'to ~ ~ Sdntss Tor TN first te ears y pro-
tho t"rctltost s.lphortcrs If ihls iicasurs. ~
The principle Ut tho al,ovc hilI Is excellent,
but the prnctlcat results will bo of littla bur
eft, aNl It will fa'l fur short Ut answering
the purposes IL Is lntetrs! to etsuct. Ms it Is
too restricted III Its applications. Tho pru-
ceetls from tho sales OF remnants or public
l7ntls amount only to some 22,0o0,0 000 per ai,-
ill'n, h1la this sum OF cHtlrao m.lst diminish
is ilno CUES on, This sum, Divided among
s'ooo, children attending public schools II,
tho UlitI', anl0lnta to only quarter of n
dollar per eaDttt, a1ltl call pruyn Ut compare
lively little Importance In advancing the
education Ut tho .nasses OF curling illlteracy
IN tho SolltEl. Tho actlcnlB which llas hem.
tofora bccn advocated by TuE TRIBUNE, uf
tlosoting tho revenue from ulo soly OF
Intoxicating liquors to educational pur-
'H'scs. Is In every way to he pre-
terrtal. Instead Of dividing S3,o00,oo #
Will divide SO, 900, thus giving ul,out S.,
l'er nnnhm instclu Ut - certs per cstplh,,
t'esl'les relieving tho farmers a,nl lto'setlol.
ers from taxation to that amount. OF thls
s1!nl. tho Smith woult get Mt least ute-tlir,l,
or about Sl7.oo0.0oo, which, would bu plneetl
where 1t s greatly ncedctl. l'cs[des this It
would be MI educational fund, increasing
year by year witt. tho growth ut population,
Thu Treasury Will nayer feel tho luss ot It,
The Interest u, tho National dclt rs well a.
tho principal Is bciux rapidly sc.lucc,l. Tho
, 1880-12-06

Now York 1Tmes (Rpp.): We hare no
tlpultt thNt Judge lIInck's views nrr. In effect,
tilnse wIiul, tho Ch,lrts. II required! tn adju!'"
cnto upon tiloua, would tnd themselves required
| to GCAch.
ST. Louis 0tobc- Democrat (l,op): Willie
wo shall. In com1Non with oil posAl citizens, re-
Hrot tho withdrawal of President Hayes 1Fom
tho White ff0tlse. wo derive same consoht1da
frt,rn tho tiDpc TINT lIe Will IN h!s Retirement
continue to bD he,lrl from through thu columns
Of thu SnHtau. .Scttah 1tMe*. =.
New York Post tRrp.): Afr. Black twenty
yeftra n9t. .lut,btcd thAt tho Government at mo
Unitci statrs bud powcr ndr.iuAto to stji'prcs.
ervatinn. That Mr., !aINck HOW takt's view OF
tho relations OF thu Government lnd llio fhlt-
rtHlds which, wn!lld snsisfy tho must nrient
Granger, is II strils!uE istr.1tDIl Of the ehanse
Ut DiHt,a which h ut'l1T IN til rrElrti 10 QUIZ
llutl Ut 0s"rshnduwlng Importance.
Troy Itn,rs {llep. j: 1t llas bern sicaled
thnt Cnlifuruta wns cnrrie,l ior tho Demo
crats by tho Moruy Chinese !ct'er-tho llepS
rr,.ts apparently being ASHAMED to have u ~
pear lhat furRcry, lusi9ncai1 afcet tho i'ac'a.
Etntcs estWclnlly, ca.3d t,nye heeanpltshet! jnss
whit It Wlls intuIi'ietl 1t Rinnlu 40. = ta,1.
iuttuf to tho 1rA fr, .le III hc ii,',st .ci IN
gent inon tIt the SlntG. WhDsu npiHirtniHMs ~
ktnwiilg thn e!Teut Of tlle letter tnno1o h'n ~. ~
Npaak with knowledge On tiio Anb1Gst, 1.t ~.
"Wo !ost Enlt9ratA ny ts!a ,to Msy ~ hs voia fur,
ltAnciEk by tint infamous c!!llle. ~. ,hs
cotlrso. u shacf!l: Int + II my Wfso t"' assr
manner ~ whel. s''utll G"r,,!iiIt" t Ea tEntoo. @
Southern HtnttH WesD tHrFlcsl ny lho A"'P'9"
kiux t1tttcs!
Ucn. t;rant's speech IN Now York. Ne''hts'
tiHy: rhu Government owes much to tue sef'e'
Ut its volunteer kullcrs- 'fh. much erl'' ca.r
not bo pllii ttlutu. Thg srry fnct tbat tte c"a's
Try Gull rnsu 20 great nilll gu1x M ashS III sus
IN emergency Ns our balu civil NuF, Is l'"v.
, 1880-12-06

Din. TERcY DoutToS, Of the Samaritan
I1nspftuf. f.0sl10n. bus nno interesting stu,lIca
Of tito tloltl n,ld gruwth Ut chlldrct Instead ot
takEttg Tho nvGrnKo If Il larRe number Ut chill
tren measured once. ko hns found It moro
profitable to measure n number Dt chldrcn OF
normal growth. brought mp Under nvcr,.gc CIR
cumatHnccs. many times, thus asccrtRIniug .ller
rnte Of lncrenso. Tho n,lnunl rsto of growth
wis ftssntl to rary bttwccn two and three inclles
Tor cacl chilli pcr ycnr. The following working
tnhle, though not exnct, Is Ill approximation to
tho stntcNcnt OF n Inv. The weight, It will ho
observed, normally corresponds with tho hight,
, 1880-12-06

TtfE ratent Otllce has n surn',is foycnuo
OF *1u0.U0 immunity. 10 th,s extont thore Is II
tax un Inventions. As thu number OF patents
taken ont lust ycnt was a00uU, tho average In
Was flo. Thu cost pr getting valuable iuyrn.
tions oxnulned ts often very uncruux. Hus IL
mt occurred to tho Commissioner ut putcnts
thht Il might bo well 10 reduce theso ca1,uuscs.
so tt'at thu te''s shitll na exceed tnu,n very a.
tessa!'y3 Tho patcnt Oi!co was never intou,tet!
10 1e so'rcu Ut rovenuo tn tho Goyvrnu,cJ,t.
s' !Q1,R IA II ID sulr-sustatutsiy tho cu11Itry viii
bp kntlstl.ul '"
, 1880-12-06

States will scckto retain their present rep.
reschtatl0n; at1 tho new nnd growing ones
| Will want rs 1argo representation rs they
| cai1 get.
It may be predicted that tho At1mintstrn.
| tlon will favor the passage Of MI Apporttot,-
| 'acnt bilt by tho present Congress, md main.
| " fnr two reasons: First, tho Ad,ninistra-
| tton takcs special pride In The rapisl!ty md
thorougtness will which tho work Of cn,l-
| meration lIas been done, md 1t would
bo gratifying 10 hnye 1t completed
by actnnl reapportfonnlcnt before tho
closoof the Administration; secondly, Pres
ltlcnt Hayes recognizes tic full force Of tho
argument tllnt reappoft'onment now will be
favorable to the Republicans, because they
! control so largo n number Of the Legista-
turcs. Including those Ut many States which
nfc still classcd ns doubtful, Tho reuis1rtct-
Ing Of tho several States, whlcl, is In the
hands Of tho Slate Legislatures, Is much
tnore important In partisan sense titnn tllo
agreement upon tllG ratio. II tho arportton-
mcnt be postponed until tic next rcgu1ar
session OF the new Congress, year from
now, elections will be held In mnuy of tie
States before tic work of redistrcting tnn
be takcn uu, ami IN othor Sntes where Tie
l,c ncrcssarv ~ cn,I ,bo,n tnn".,o, t., ,s.." ~,
oeaetrn ~ await Tia niea.,er, ~ ,., .A." ~.
,o.ur, in ,r,or -, ID ill.,, ,.~t. -, s.,,,a..1..
Ing. This consideration will undoubtedly
have lnuc1 weight with tho Republicans III
Congress md induce them to agreo to any
scheme which shall bo reasonably fair.
Tho inattcr Of apportEonmcnt lies wholly
stt,ution nroyi,lea lint - .,t,
l,e annoytIonrd amour I'm sovor.' ciataa sa' w.
corlnr IN ,i,cir rss,'e,t1sa ,,,,,,osa '"seo w.
Ine tbo .v,,,,o rr,,,,,or ~ ,,or..na T., s a,,
c,r,o ox.,.I,.,. Ill, ., :. - I.s'4
,rue Tint tho Eourtoont,, s,nonS.n.,. - 49,.
nroe1I"a fnr ro,rctton T., .n,'sa'..,,a.ls'' sv
In uro,or,fon n onw to,,ia, ~ ~.
frapa n tho rn,o ,,;h,,,,t,n.a a,,ux ~" a,
yrnrs of a,c 1,oo,,,orttn,,,,nmt .,,,.,,t .,,,',,
i,c tle1ovct, n ,1,orc ,,ora ro,s',r ~ ta 49,
Tim nrxt rnnrrosa ,vftt In nl,I., -, oes.,, 49,.
tbe sntrtt of tbc o,rnno,,t IL, ro,t,,ni,,r ~
rcnrrsrntatton In somtt,ar,, stot's T., .,,n ~
uorton t'nt tioso sto,os ,.,.a ~.
frnnrl,ts,., votors I1nf,'r,n,s.t.,,. .,,a .,u
Inn nnw conrr,aa ,rnro ~, .1,',t .,,t
ran tc 1n,,c ,rhn 1t,,usa ,,nt.,.ft,, ~ ~.
t.en nr fouriccn ia MADAM, h, ,,o.t - rraa.,
l,aclcra frnm I'm somth ,vhn ,,,an. n -. 49,,
viii, t,,c Tcnnl1,cous mi a,,o, ,,,ons'r 10Y on,,
II fs rrohohIa tt,ot r,,,,t, ,,,,,,, ,.,.,, ,s .
nj "a t,.n,,,I,ro, -. ,,,,,., ,.a"ts ~. s..'a-
tl,ta horo;o +ro,t,,out - H., a.. ~. 4"' ~,
IN Inn ro1,ttaa -, NV oo,,,,,s.. W.
n,moet cortot,, +,,t ,ha 1,oa,,,,tto. ...., -
mt la o,,1a ~ otn.rn, ,,,a sn"a,a osans .. VIII
m ieouo n ,,,,i ~, ,'a"..a., "v. .,.a.s Sas''
, 1880-12-06

4 LATE ccnsus-bIlctin gives tho popula-
ton Of seventeen counties III and near tho
Black lelt of Alabama. Thc Two counties
having tho largest cotore.t population In 1870
anl 1880, md their Republican votes III 1879
ulNl 1850, Mro snhiplurt:
, 1880-12-06

Tho white population has increased but
1000 In ten ycnrs, and the Democratic vote
Inns Increased 200. Tho tolai vote III 1879 was
1o.0le, md In 1850 1t was 1914. Tho Dc,nu-
Gratis Rafncd 200, wllilu the Republicans lost
over i.oo0 votes: md tllts. too, IN spite OF tho
fact tint tho co1orel population Increased
fur times rs much MS the white population
.3s,t
, 1880-12-06

TUE Electoral y0to Of Colorado differs
very iatt!u ftoln tho Congressional yute. Tho
nlllelal figures arc; Fur Garfield, 27,450; for
liancesk, :a.9s7; fur Weaver, 1,l:5. Tho yuto
t"r tonKfess was. Republican,, .7,o6o; uemo.
rsatic, sI.!7d; Gseenlatck, i,69l. uot, IuDcrsull
1iad "ho Soto as tscalsluntia! E.ue,or In Lurner
County,
, 1880-12-06


----=-z--
/ reserves of uratn ,,rl,l IN Russte from eood
crons If nrrcc,lIuv yr,ra. !, ia ,,llo to ann.
post, lint rcscrvp. ~ nuv hunortaucr now
exist after hay,nr been tlius drained, Nor
cnu It l,o expcctcI tl,nt 1knsstn viii In ob)u 10
cxpott during tho nrcseut ak NINTH, nny.
thing like wllot she ,ltl tho last, SHE las
only tho crop Of tl,fs yenr to rc)y m, Let
It's sec what Tho condition of thjs arm IL, otul
whether It can in INV ,vov tntcrfcrc viii, ~.
Il should ,,c l,ornc II mini lint ,,u. virnnn
estimates OF lila vcor vero ,nntle snn,o
n,nnths ngo. Since then ai.ti.fnnn !nforma-
lion from Russia shows TINT the deficiency is
much larger ttan wns supposed. Tho un.
zcttc Of 1fosco,p slates 1t has Eoo,t reason to
belEcso Tint even In thoso plncrs where, me-
cortlinG to official Information, there liayo
tcch good crops this year tllure Is fre9ucnt-
ly nut enough for homo consumption Lc
N0ltl, of Brussels nsserta tint nit tt1e ntrrnr
, 1880-12-06

THUS, Willie the colorcd population Is rep
rcsontcd rs having increased lU,oo III these
counties IN ten years. tho colorcd vote is sat,l
to hnre decreased 1000 In eight years. The
while population IN 1870 n,,l 1850, and the
Democratic votes in 1873 aud 1850. were rs
follows:
, 1880-12-06

MIR. {tEoK0E JOKES OF the Now York
lm'es, sa!t ta u reporter tho other day that tho
subscriptions 10 tho Presidential fund. 10 far AZ
, 1880-12-06

. rnx C1t1oAHn TRIBUNE hns established branch
occs for tho receipt Ut subscriptions u1d xdyessu.
nlents N followa:
NEW YOtK--i1oon . Tribune building, FIT, SIC.
FAhDEX. Manager.
GLAsGuW. Scs,tlnnd-Aitants American New.
AEcHc1, 81 ItenIslisG
LOSllOS. EnR.--Amercun Exchange, ~ Etfand.
uENlf r. utLEtn, Agent.
NAslt1SuIUS. b. C.-fal1 r 'atrpeL
, 1880-12-06


Is once moro safcty anchored to principle,
alni that he is likely to stick to lt-until an-
other campaign sl,nt1 haze set In.
| ------..@.-s-E=
FOREIGN DEMAND FUR OUR SURPLUS
WHEAT.
TIE TnrnuSE published m article snmu
days since giving Its views as to tho future
demand In Europe for cir surplus grain md
the prices VIC s!la!l probably receive. 1t
stated rs follows: at Is now certain that
every pnund Of surplus grain raised III tho
United States tho past season will find
ready market In Eurnpp We l,elIcve it
equally certain titt thu prices American
brcadstat{s viii bring rext winter III Eu~
| ropcar markets will n0t only be high, but
probably higher tllan nj any previous time.
LII few Of the grain-growlng districts Of Eli
rope las the present crop been such rs 10
furnish an excess Rhuye tlla wants of their
own reoplt. Few have produced sufficient
avon to meet their own domestic demands,
md in many large purchases FROM abroad
VIII bc absolutely required tn prevent want,
or to snve their pcop!e from impending fum-
inc. We recall ITO previous year iii which
European crops rs n Whole have been moro
Inadequate for tho necessities ot Its popula-
tio'', Or In which tho prospect OF good PRICES
for American graln l,as been moro ilatler-
| ing." 10 thoso remarks tho New York COM
| 7ncrctnt Ditttctt1l Offers Its protest. After n
Hing ut Cllicago GENERALLY, It takes occastnn
| to say that "it cannot hettcs represent tho
platform Of 4 Chicago 1tNl New Yurk wheat
'rinE'' now bulng fnnuYnrAtetl to raise uni
control tho price OF wheat tl.nn by giving our
Remarks rs nb0yu qilUtGt Unlike tic But
lcttn, wo ktow nothing whnteycr os the
plaiss or program Of tito "rIlg" 10 which It
refers. We did not III any way ntludo to tho
price Of wicnl The subject Ut American
grain WIS discussed In our article In a een-
cra1 manner. We did, us olr conteuIrorury
states, intend to "nssure onr fnruters" thnt
III our Judgment tjlere wouls! bo In future a
| greater European demand alll prsl,aps bot
tor Prices for our brcatgstuirs than [m Tic
past. Our ren,arks can Justly bear Ilu other
construction, aisd, W. frankly admit, l,ad no
other purpose.
! Continuing Its criticism. tho Du1icltu re-
peats tho estimates Of tise Viclla Fnlr for t!is
year given By lis, aild agnln ya1tes: "l}ufore
Russia can again hccone anr rival sllo must
lind sonle nletl,is to destroy the insects whlcl,
ruin her crops md which have acquired Il
permanent initiation In hnr llelfs. So far,
tho efforts shu Inns tlatlts tn find remedy for
these pests have been without Success. 1t IL
duo to tlotr rayagcs that i.,tssian crops this
ycnr arc 80 Inadequate, anu TINT thu PRICES Ut
bread In tnHny parts Of Russia nre eyen now
almost beyond tho resources of l,nr labnrtng
people," After alleging tllat our statements
supl'resa M in'tcl, fact rs they reveal ,-hnr.l
words, by tic wny,-Dllr contemporary tells lts
, 1880-12-06
HERE arc tho Endy,nInn !" characters set
forth G0ilYCniNIlt fur rcfnrpnrn.

f'lI4.nlcters.
Sidney WIItoS.
E'lii yiIltt'l. F'crr1.rs,
AKrtt'l'ttlts.
FlilrEHIiafl,
l.t,rl iitlchRtnpeot,,
t!tltl1lt ut l'crt1,li.
Nigel l'ellrtlsl.ltnkN.
Mr.. VIRsl,
l|I.rOtl Nrilchhtcl,
lir. Et'1nply,
J.'t, 'l'tl.,r,ibsHy,
MOr,tsslsi|ls,
". ltar.le.
Uustly.
lori! u'rro,nalue,
Str. .!NrnIcks,
Lord alclln,1lrme,
lady Molltf.,r.l,
EGlstIltfH,
t.tItyI W..l'lcratlnrn,
Duko Ut Vt. Angela,
, 1880-12-06


AAtUSEs1ENTS.
5Snver1t'a 'rhentrc,
prhrt0rn stfres. tnrncr ct assnst,e. FnraEemeut
OF slrukaso1i aid ltoas' Grand English Opera tom.
part. "CA1mun."
Olympic Thrntre.
thTk strett- hetrnGn l.nkn nnti lfnndn,ph Engage.
ment Of uulfck md nlnstcllA MfnstrpIA
AcF1ckcr'& Theatre.
Mndfnn Hrcct lctwacn AtnsH nnd Dearborn.
Joseph Jefferson M " bob Acres" In "trho Rivals"
troofey'a 'rttrntr~,
Hnntnlph street. fetwern t'ark md IN Eal1e, Tn.
enGomcnt of Juhn 7. Itastpumt "Cot. Mulberry Eo,-
1ers" In "1he uoia,h AGO"
farntd Gptrn. .IIouac.
c1hsk street, orr'tit nuw Cnurt-l1nuae 'Enrnrn-
nent Of Clinton lia9s linf!Gsgue Company. "sstnt.
egf4ts."
Hershey IInlt.
a3aulson ftrcGt, between G!ht0 and Dearborn.
THO slosumsrs ile nognFdsos md tho Jutil0o Sing
efs
Ccntrnt Music lTntl.
Corner of Randolph md State streets. Concert
bJ tho Apollo t;1uh.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
Miscellaneous DISPATCHES.

BosToN, July 29.--The Captain of the,
chooner Eunice Newc"mb, retrla'rs tie.
statement made when he Was in B,.ston on
his last trip, concerning the firing upon hin
by Spanish war vessel, and is positive tlEu
when the affair happened he was ten miles
from the Cuban shore.
WAsHINGToN, July 2S.--'lhe Post office
Department report shows deficiency for ti''
tilsL nine month, of lr fiscal wear rnuiu.
June 3Oth, t. be $2.l99, ,642; -si ma pi ut.
ticency fO the year, s. ,GOU, lOC, or less than
for any previous yral since 81.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jnlv JU.-lhe Alaska
c0mmerclat conipanys Steamer Dora arrived
last evening, Twelve days from Ounatasha.
Her comnanuel reports tial the U"lltu
5 ales r vrtur cutter Waitri C"r"In lclllir eu
| from the Arctic ocean ca. Tie Sta Of Jui,.
She had been within l4U miles of VIA =lrs
Land. The Gov" III sighted several vessels
u whaling fleet, but she was unah /" con.
mu uucate whl, them oW my 80 IT," lar. V,,uil-
| lrLIes of ice. Tie Cor"i, coz "l and s,ilrd
| from Ouualaska on Tie | lth ct jay.
LONDON, July 2S.-A dispsuc eli from ,
| Governor of Bombay SAYS thai Mi {;
| Primrose trie4rn pied to-day flom Candahal
| AS fellows: "GeM. burrows tmc" Is an",.. L!
ated. We are going INTO the CITADEL
The Mae gus of Harrington, ani"unrin.
| the news to tie hnu>e Ut c0mulonS a,dtt
| thai Gen. PiaNre had been instructed /" cui
| lect W lal forces he cau and march tn Canda
| har, and that Slml.t had been ielagrapiIrd It
| send another brigade if nee SsiIy.
| CoNsTANTlNUpLE, july 3o.-An 'tfiria
notice TO the pless tilrea1 ens SUSPENSION o
suppression It they leploulice aiicES o
| European journals hostile 10 Turkey, til,
| Greek press being particularly referred 10.
| GoscIen has informed Ant,uan Iaoha lha
| military preparations ON The part vi luke.
would press d naval d-monslratlo
DENVER, Col, July "a Lradville spe
cial says the Rev. Dewitt la!na.e, OF brook
| lyn, visited e dance houses ami sainbliii:
dens last night after his lee uie. Al o"'
dance house sir. asked HIM TO cad the SET
| but lie declined.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Dr. Tanner is de
| cideuly worse aud is growing weaker. liz
eyes are dull and heavy, and his sufierl' q 81
much that The physicians has decided t.
have bath Of warm wafer and brandy read,
| for an emergency.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-John Ii. Gle
| mentshaW was convicted for PERJURY Inn
morning IN the superior cnult. lie IS th'
man who testified So strongly that Ctas De
| Young fired the first shot Al ]. M. hall"cl.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-lt is reported
that the town If Yale, Drnish I"i"ihbi", th'
Headquarters of The Caaadlal Pacific rail" ay
Was burned OH the night of the 21'i.
The weekly miner., 1880-08-03
ELEGRAMS
= G0uld Gives up the Garfield
& Ship,

ChhPs
|;sToN-oN-THE-H HUDSON, July 2O.--Mr.
last week visited his former home in
|are county in this State, and hoDored
on with his presence en- route. While
! spoke his mind freely on the subject
'tics, prophesying the certain election
Incock and English. In conversation
tsior Thomas Cornell, the wealthy for
6erc-a republican, by the way-Mr.
unhesitatingly said that he anticipated
ccess of the democratic Presidential
Ibis fall.
bw is that ?" quered Major Cornell.
ELL" said Mr.. Gould, "the fact is, Gen
thur loads down the republican ticket,
side from that the democrats are
Sghly united on Hancock and English.
no hope of carrying New York, and l
that as goes New York 50 will also go
ersey at least, and Connecticut proba-
Gould also ventured the remark that
bublican machine had already prac
abandoned the Presidential fight and
benceforth concentrate Its efforts upon
No the various State legislatures, with
yous purpose Of controlling the United
Senate.
Gould's revelations are important only
biting the fact that what is called the
power does not seem to be as much
of the democracy as some people make
Id that the Tribune's lot in this contest
a happy one.