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, 1880-10-21

Mn. THOMAS WitnE POWELL, representa-
two Of the English bondhotdcrs Of tho I'htatot.
rhin & ltcatlnR tsalirnad, has mado propos-
ton TINT committee nf A,ncrlcnn railroad.
men shall tp appointed to net with him In hes-
hEfhg the fonfl Rnd III placing 1t on sout,h nnnn.
tfnt basis. 1t II believed that tho ptoposttjnn
VIII 10 ncrcptcd, and that Mr.. Gowen, who Il
now managing tho concern, will rotirc.
, 1880-10-21

THERE was n lnrgo ntni enthusiastic Re-
publican demonstration nt FrceIMrt, In this
statu. yesterday. Tho program Included u.
parade til tho morning uni speeches IN tho
afternoon. At ieAst HUOO rerFons wcro prcs-
cnt. Mr. tsobort lAnuoln und Mr.. LcnnnrI
swott4 Of this city. wcro tho principal urators
Of the Occ4slutl,
, 1880-10-21

THE 1sonlan Catholic UshUp Of Mnntpelcr.
Frnnce. who publicly excom.nu,llcatct Il rrr-
fcet 6trMtlso ho hnd enforced tho dcuroes
nRainst tho religious ortiors is S bo prosecuted
for brench III prlsleae. ind tho nhuss Of hls
clerical powers. Gan,bctta evidently intends to
push tho tltrllm0ntMncs 10 the walt lie re-
CARDS tho wl,osu clerical purity us nntnxonistie to
tho Republic. ai,d he Intends to l,reuk their
power that II u,Ay live. i 1nHJurlty Of the
French people believe with t}nlnl,rtta.
, 1880-10-21

THE cTrrAan Tn1ntSw hns established branch
Offices for he reecips VI subscriptions md nuvestse
henta ~ fpliOwss
NEW Yo.K--i,oon, . Tribune building. FIT Mc-
TADnEN, Manager.
GLASGOW. observation-disclosures American News
Agency. IL ltent1o1d:tt.
LONDON. Eng.-Ameftcan Exchange, ~ sttnnd.
HENNY I. GfLL1n. AEunt,
WAHilIS0,EDN. II. C.-l1tn street
, 1880-10-21

changing their clothing t,cfUro thor would tcnyo
tho place where they wcrn working. Tho vic
Tins were all advanced In ycnrA, and somo Of
them wcro tic only support at young families.
ONE Of them worked to suppnrt herself md her
blind ttattghtor,
, 1880-10-21

YESTERDAY was Il ttay 0f railroad nccl-
dcnta, 1leslacs those referred to elsewhere, n
freight train wrecked in tho Itousnu Tunnel.
'noar North Adams, Mass. Eight clrs wero uom-
plotely shattered. Irtyel buth why's has boom
suspended On account Of tho accident. No Gus
n1itJGs
, 1880-10-21

Mus. 1irptA MAlstA Cltit.l,. tila wel-known
American nuthortssS. died ypatorsIay Morlilny ut
Wayand. Mass. Bho *as hors, Ut bttttlurL, asuss.,
In laee, hpr father ueing a3r. navl.l Francis, n
baker and tho manufacturer Ut kl,,l Vt biscuit
well ktowA about iitty ye4!ra ngo as tue "alct-
ford cracker" lier trst lltes1ry effort w.s iii
In',inn stury, "lIobunlok." 1t attui,lrl cos,stL-
crubla circulation, aud brought tho authortss
1n" somo notortoty, A subsequent work, Il lsoy-
puFpoFtod to bo patriotic speech by Jatnes
ot!s, and sermon by Whttctluld. whtoh long
passed current III tho Now England echoo! dis
trlots " tho genuine uttcrauces Ut thsxe dis
tlnxuIshel tibsl. Mrs. Child became identified
WIN tho @uel-stAyery movement almost ut It's
inception. She was olto Ut the earliest uu ab.eet
ulseIples Ut william Lloyd 0Hrrtso,,, and aon-
sfloasea fnuch ~ tho Gnta-s'asery literature In
tuo sanpe OF books and pauphlets. lu
, 1880-10-21

Ei.lzA Sr1'ns, n l5-yrar.0ltl girl employed
ns domestic D, tho famlly Of Mr.. j. j. Cr.,oks,
OF Closolard. was arrested yesterday M tho
Charge nf hnvaug attempted 10 ruIson Mrs
caoaas hor lh-sao'st!s'ol baby, And Mrs
0axe. u nurse ctup!oyed tn tho family. strs.
ku,ulay nlKAt; physician. WIS sallr, III.
Wht pronounced her itlesa tho result Ut
pnsonfng. Mrs. GHgo' wus tal;en III the
following ttay. Tho krt was suspeutrd, and
yesterday Nj. Crooks detected her III tho Aot VI
pouring nraeilIu Into u eup Ut ten which it,u
NURSE had poured out. Sae WIS Immediately
arsestrtl+ shu 1'alo III attempt IN escs,le, hut
Was folIctl. Tho W01ltl.bo Mur.lertss " sald to
bo very slupravel erpnturo. anl, although
0y ID yuass oil, ts boloyM! to haye hui! prEnl-
lNKl tutiInRcY with u tleXrn hanlud Nllsut Her
intended victims ar1 tlaw ont OF danger.
, 1880-10-21

DAnSuat spent $4,000 ot Democratic ram.
rn|gn funds to aavo f0nr c10s0 Uc,nocr1ltiu dis.
trtcts in Ohto-ard lost thon, MI. THO Cincinnati
Commercial rcnmrks:
We can tnstiry that l}arntttn left bis money
hero III yod form, the sli1Il ~ 81, ,SU being glyen
10 ouch Of tho fuur t1efeMted Glatlftlntcs, Nc
Mahpn, Wnru, flhtntnB. and lf.us. Whit 1nuru
mtnitt you nayy poor !nnM @ d.? Ino % trto
lotisly nigh And thDh rolEd thu Ncpu bllcau
ttcket. WA neyur knew nnytG!Ig miro trrItnt.
kid.
Thoro ls anntt,or md moro conica, faso u.
tho eMso not stntod nboyo. When thu Domo-
orats learned TINT large H,lms Of money wrro
loft In those districts to purchase Republican
votes thoy "wont for It." Hundreds uf them
lhbortng under almost trrcpressle mental pres
e,lru to vote tho Republican ticket; thnt ~ IL
Looked to thum 1t would l.o l,ottor for tho Rood
OF tho country tllat Onrt.clh at.d II Republican
Congress ahoall le elected tuu Hancock and
tho Solid souths thAt taelr mindsworo conyinccl
1t wis thor duty to ilop. md n0thi1g but pu1unl-
ary considerations w1ull prercnt It. In Rhort,
unless tho Democratic disbursement rnIu.
mtttecs did tho llbural thing hy them. thoy would
foel constrained to follow their convictions and
voto the Republican tirket asrAfght. Tho up.
shot Of tho tnntter WIS TINT ,nnch Of 1lArnum4
CnnpniHn funds hAA to bo used to hold tho
brethron of tender conscience III tho church.
ThoEr fceittixa had to ou Eulycti over with N$
bills, md this gruAtly exhausted tho 1nfssulary
tunu set upart for tho conversion Df publcans
ana sinners OF ltepnbitcnn predectIona. 'lEet,co
tho fatnl miscarriage Of 13art,tn's calculations
mil tho loss OF four Democratic s0ats In sEa
noxt Congress-.
, 1880-10-21

:; GEN. CHANT visited tic Now York Stock
Exchange ycstcrlay, and wus accorded NJ, cl,-
thuslnst!e greeting by tho ltoyy. llu nude q
bricf speech OF thanks then tuft, folls,wud By II
shouting tnutot enthusiastic t1,lLs n.,d bears
Tho ox'prcs!tlont aiso visited tho lstAluce Elk.
chanEc, whure hg WIS as eur..lally Welcomed III
ut thu Stock ExGblit4V,
, 1880-10-21
AsHAMED OF HIS UNIFORM I

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AsHAMEn OF HIS uN1FoRMt
,.fhus tic wli!rl'g'g Of 'rii'!o brings In Ills
rcvengcs'" 1t Is cllarged that when ach.
!iai'coc4 was IN command Of tho District OF
LOUISIANA nc lhltl as1ue Ills army uniform,
appearing Ill tic streets anu on 0ll plblic
occasions III citszciis drcss' RtslnH ds Ills fet-
sun 1of 20 uo'n9' when ltlestloned. uaat INC
1'c6nte W Ncto Ortcd'ss did mol tuc to sec TIC
bnHea ofates lt7alj offa M t'ctr strccta."
nltl he 10 IT. Ih1s Is tlia first question.
sumo patflotlc Detn0cfas VII! Indignantly
uehy TINT ue''. llnhcock c0ttltl have been
eh1lty VI a'' net 40 n'cal,, atll dcItounco tic
stofS rs campaign ne. l5'lt thefe Is very
strong clrcnn'sfai'tlal evidence III support of
tAo charse. II caMe ont III t'!is why: a
eor9cshoitte'aI OF TIC Fhllaaclpf'ta i'Fess re-
n'etnbereh tn nave seen poem on tho sub
1ect punished ut tho tie' e1'tl recnled few
ils'cs OF tue rl'y1nc. Ills communication be-
ln9 paolished lctl nndcf tho cyeof Tie author
of TIC poem, VINO still preserved tho original
manuscript or II, from which ho Undo COPY
1or Tic ihlladelpIlia i'fcse' where IL again
appcafa' II may 10 ASSUMED to be u fact.
t!en, That III lse}s tho nepplu OF New Orleans
'aa1 mot Ike 10 nee the unttct States unl-
iorn' on t'1e'r streets." Why? obviously
because they wore ttisloyal to tho GoVcr,l-
f'ieat represented BY tiio uniform. 1t Is
cqaally obvtous lint IN Stripping oil Ills uni
forln every time liz appeared on the streets
or III hhy pubic f!ace dei'. liai.cock gnYo an
expression Of sympathy with tho feeling Of
als'oyalty " TIC doscr'''nent which l'e rep
ft'sentcu. III wortl. no was more ticslro'is
10 de1er 10 LILO reoollloll8 pe0Dlo or heW Of"
, 1880-10-21

AFFIXED I11sSnr TltEsIuE,, Lord Justice
Ut tho English Court of AppoMts. Is dcnsl. I1u
wns tho third sou nf tho ntu Inrl Chelmsford,
n'il wis bhrn III Isis. l'rcylnls 10 Ills nuIu,lnt-
u.ont to office hn WIS ono Of tho bess. .knawn
anu most successful practitioners ut tho Eli
E!Hh lnr. llu wHs Inta Judge Of The Court ri
Appeals lt 1s71. Nuw WINS not n,uctiof politician,
md owed his elevation ratlor to Ills legal nt-
talnmc,lts thHn 10 his 1,ntttlcs. Ills irutl
men1,s promotion for sum- Liberal lnYycrs.
, 1880-10-21

The appearance hf fltl,. l1tu Harrison t,c-
fnrc Chfcngn audience 1ust night recutls the
fact that he, moro than nny 0thUr single ltul,,
was responsible for tic nomination Ut Gen.
Garfield ast.IuMr. Tho consciousness that he
WINS, 1T certnin sc,isc, to he tlcitl 10 strict
account for TINT nomination by the people of
1n'aiann spnfretl lI1m to special cxertons III
the ca,npafgn Just concluded. lie stu,npctl
tic Stato from, end 10 on.l; met tho cha.u.
p!un* ut tho Democracy on their own ground,
and helped very much to int tho whole party
to ront. As I,e took II gt,od sharo Of tho ,,,.r-
t1ens Oh hi,l,sclf, 10 ltn has been rewarded In
tho rencral distribution Of praises. Tho
only question concermtng him now seems
to be whether liz shall represent
Indiana In the United States Sell
ntc or in the Cabinet OF tien. tiar-
tieisl, nml tho oplnion Of tlose who kl,nw
him hest, both NJ homo md in other States,
is that ho wnnid lie n credit to his Statu iii
either capacity.
The speech Of Gen. Harrison last night
was In some respects tho bust TINT Inns been
'ieartl III Chicago during tho present cnii.
paIgn. II was thoughtful, earnest, aid sn-
cere. Gen. Harrison ltsslalns mere Mrtifccs
of spcecl, or Rhetoric. llis ssye Is plain and
direct, almost holtcly. I'M jthis tho merit Of
his speech partly lny. Tho spraklnx was
flevor over Tie eats of tho audience. Every
man present understood every word OF it.
BESIDES, tho argument WIS allied so with
anecdotes and Witty illusions that tho In.er-
est of tho nudicncc was held to tho end.
1'le fact TINT tho Republican party l,ns
united It's fortunes will, tho prosperity Of tho
.oH, e.., ",.'. t"'. "'o n"s.''tc r"s' s"',s
aste"stn t,, noni 1ne n"'e,sHs ~ " .no 'Nop'o
,', W., "c,t o.ouR". ""t. IN, ~ i''e' wien u,eif
,' lu",'". "ee'nr' ""s -" y, ,"e'' wv -, VI
"olA' 4'cno.'".'e sps'"eis "e''E,l'eu |" ''s-
eien "'si' '"m :" VIZ. a'a ~. .,
nv ..o.' av"ls ''o "'"s>.o ". ''s
'"es "o"n' so' n"en "osso .s'o .,. .nos ~
put'e', a'.a luz l'c"usos us, m''s .''e putty u,
D'seo"'nao'''en@ t,1.4 "".'A ,sss"u'p1'o', """
..,rs 49, . W., ~ a. '.o @ ~ s4 NV '',I.' W.
'e",'' '"s' '''.., ,,,. ." '''', ~,
,., 1'nu" "s' ".. ~ n!''t @ s"', tao t'a,a
~" wv ,"'e ""Na ~ ~, ~ pmt ''o "e'!e'o.' s"s
lep"l'v"a a'',1s wa '.,e a1'H's', "ppo,'''e'
"es'ss I.''ouau ~ ""'eH .is !.'i.' ~, "o'Ac".
, nc,o.'ns ~ ~ Sao M s''l.no5 ~, uno eonA.ss
""t NV ete",' u"e .'l' ns''."',."" =. n"''s w
ue''s'Ns m'A !t"'''!a''''ns u, us4'. i.",t','n s
"l'sslso ns'o1'1Mt' ~ .'1o l"ct ll1'' ~ - w
""4s papc.."'""e1 '"H' eo"n's ms c'et
h'lo"" "traah ,,,, e'.s' eonn'al'u p.' III et'n III
1usope' luz eiscl VI t'lo i""''''" c'ecl'o'
w Nv r'i'e ~ "v'ci nsne.t s, oo,as S''o"eu'
-. Us 3"usnsn'' ~" lnl!.'a.sls la ,, .'e''l'
W uo ., - ""u w N.Y. MN VIZ ne-
Ieos ~ .l'e i'sp"p'e"'. pt.1s' 4"o spcanct
""e'1' "'s", Wv S"'no u ..o 'l'o'e l"'a'.!hf
, 1880-10-21

a NEW steamship l,as Just been launched
In England. n1l Ia said to be, With tho exccp-
ton or tic Circuit Enstern. the lnrgcst ever built
The now Steamer Ia nan,ctt tho FurnissiA, md
viii be alded to tho Anchor line, and ,sud i'll
Transatlantic trade.
, 1880-10-21

Il1E iscv. Thomas X. }ecel,cr, WHO wus
Rnre tisnu nEo nominated for Congress by the
Hrec,sbacaers of tho ElMlrn IN. ~ district, !lis
bceil inlnrsttl BY tho Democrats. Tie district
IL 1Msw represented lty David r. N!cttrslsun who
sis been rur0snnAtci by rlie lictn,bllenns. lie
wns elected ly Il majority Of l,!1O oyns rho Denl-
0crattc nnlnnee in 1B78, It IL difficult 10 elIevc
that 1i,Rn Of the Roy. Mr. }cechurs record mud
Intelligence can ho used ns tho Grenture Of IN
nnhoy altancu. or that he Will accept tho In
dossetneuf Ut tho BnllrnIns.
, 1880-10-21

WADE HAMPTON Is likely to hayo more
than ona case OF homer" OIL his hands.
IA Fool" writes u THE TRIBUNE that
Hampton "tlefranded llscrettltors " in htssls-
a!ppt "lM shamefnl manner" But hu goes
further than this. lIecharges ttp sor,atoE (i)
with the guilt Of confidence Ra1ne more
dlsreputable far than tbs "trick" by which
tho professional gambler robs tho greenhorll.
, 1880-10-21

TnE Tettibone Block Mt Milwaukee was
destroyed By fro yesterday. In tho bt,ek were
Gooaman'a clothing g-stose. tho hardware storo
ot j. r. WGl!s & TO-, LooIlls, Ofllett L. l,rcexe's
knitting works, aul 1h,l6rtlB pa!nt-si,op. Thu
Gnt[ro loss IL about S;;OQUO.
, 1880-10-21

PRINCE IloHEStoItr, whose life was tlc-
srnirctl Of n ooupo nf days ngo, md who wins
nil hut Eivon up hi Ills physicans, IL rcpurted to
bo improving. rho fever has disappeared, uni
bis speedy c0I1ynlesect,gN is lnhkGl for.
, 1880-10-21

1871 Rllo bccnmo ctllter Of tho National
Attt-SfnrrrH Standard, which al,n conducted
With Rrcnt nhllity. Ticr nlnst impnrtnnt work nf
Inter years h "llo t'rn1rcsan ut ttt1Rtaus ficns."
published In New York In 1aK3. Mrs. Chilli WIS
tho author Of several ch,sso nnd l,eautifut
nnGm&.
, 1880-10-21

THE w0hlcn MILLS. anchor works, md other
manufactures of Camllcn, Me-, tayo boon
obliged tu SHUT down for want 0f wNtor. Tho
MeKanticonk Hlver. which supplies tho mills
Will wntor. power, was never NJ low. Tho
people Of tho district would GLADLY huyo some of
tho ruin which has fallen TOO beautifully In tho
Coltun Slatra Ut late.
, 1880-10-21

KALAKAUA's WOES.
"Uneasy lies tho lead Tint wears n
crown" Even Ka1aknMa scci!a to bu 10 cx-
ccpslon to tho rttlc. Ills far-nway islands Ii,
the calm Pacific. supposed Ito l,p loo remote
from the mainland II b., u!rectet, by political
tlssei,slo,s or intcstfnu l,,nrre!s, tlnye hecn
rent will, wrang!cs. Ills Cabinet l,as gone
through, crisis rs severe IN i;s way rs those
which a!lllct bigger Kingdoms, Ills pcoplc
have divided into factions. 1'ronuncia-
nlentos haye been Issued from the tl,rolo
alNl dcnunciamcn.os liuyo been hurled back
BY tue peoplc, usd for hny or two Il looked
rs If Harvey Colyiu's old friend might ho
boos ted oil his throne and Queen E,nmn rulo
supreme.
One s!tto Of tho story Is told by Slgnor
.Ceso CTsar Moreno, italian by nativity md
Hawaiian by adoption, who seon,s to have
been large part OF the fracas. Moreno went
to tic islnsnls lnss November to accomplish,
first, tho establishment of line OF steamers
between China, SAT- Francisco, a11d tho Sa1ltl-
with 1slainls. and, scco'sd, tic lnying Of tcle-
| Ernplfc cnblU between tho snn!c points. IIu
I brought forward tho steamship project first
| lit tho form of bill. 1t encountered strong
opposition fron! tia missionaries, who, nc
| cortng to Moreno, are lalul-grabbors md
moncy-lcl,ders, and by foreclosures have ol,-
taine. possession 1T tho most valuable lands
OIL tho lsu.tIs. The missionary ring was
backed by tic American, French, alltl Eli
elfst Cnnsuls Nevertheless tic bill passed.
Then Moreno introduced n bill granting Il
concession Of Sl.0o0,o00 for the laying of
tito cable. Kn1Nknlln favored the t1t
, 1880-10-21

THEnE Is fitness III Lyman Trumnulrs
union with tle Solid Ro,&th. Tho Democrats nf
tho South aro' rcpudaturs, and 81 Ia Dir, Tr"la'
bull. III 1870, as member of tho lllinuls Lea1s'
latuFo, ho dayis1d aahcnlo for tho reptlt'!attoa
Of the State tlobt. Rtcrhen d. DouHus thus
alluded 10 tho man md his suaolne In tG58:
IIo became liuted as tho nl1ttlur of tho scheme
to rerutlintu lArKe portion Ut tho btatc debt Gl
illinois, Wh,oh. 1t stlcceAsful, woIl have brou1at
!nfauiy and Glyyraco Ap0u tho fair eHcutcho0n
OF our glorious statG.
Judge Trumbuli has repudiatcd all tho ACTS OK
fifteen yenrH Of hla life. lle goes abnut lnnllgh.
tug the grrat mca with whom he WIS associated
during tho hest part OF hls p1ltttca! enrccr. And
IN tho campaign Ut ls7. he rrpudiatcd tho tneh''
ory vi tho Unon sol.llora wto suffered In 6ouths
crn pri8on-pens With this brutal snecr: VT 10
ttuo tn au!t bowling about tho horrors Of Al"
IorsonyIllo."
, 1880-10-21

De,nocrntle pnrty fs n cllanEc TINT threatcns
the Integrity Of public er.qtH and tho yaluc
ot every nnn's Investment, whether It 10 II,
Il $40 hond. II $40 heusc ind lot, Or even MI
employment for his labor nj regular wngcs.
The danger fs common onrt threatening all
alike.
, 1880-10-21

DunlSa the fiscal year ending .June 10
tho prlccs realized on all kinds nj Anericnn ex-
ports, agricultural. and manufactured, wcro
about 10 per cent higher thuu fur tho previous
, 1880-10-21

IeEul-lcltlHi IuHilLY VI Lub RIEEhDNEkH4 HIlH
resolved unanimously to let those Treasury
liutes alone tDtll rs to uuality and quantity.
=. 4
THE DANGERS or A GRANGE.
The North Il mcrtcun 11culctu for Noye,tl-
Der contains n pnpcr Oil 1.-THE political sit,ta4
ton from n flnancinl standpoint" It. is
signed by L. b. Morgan, JOHN 4. Stewart,
David D0ws, and sotne twenty others pf tho
most conspicuous merchants, and pcrsUns
otherwise eminent In financial matters.
Though the article IL addressed 10 the pco-
pic of Now York, 1t is not Of less .intergst to
tho pcoplc of all tho States, for ail mike aro
concerned In taxation, md In tho mninte,,-
nnco 0f public credit, The paper Is concise
III Its statements of facts, which 1t presents
In the towcst possible words, as. for instance,
tho following:
s,ateT e was oniy $l:9l per oaGita. ,tho a9ysr!..
1t IL per cu,.t in"rcst s i.t year. tl.oukS lie
u Il slnsln day ti0i ,t0oooo wss oiirrctl t; tho
sscpaa o sat % Unsr t 'fSe s atsse as
t}c1noeratic Administration the public tlcht was
anil unltsi sta!ss pur ctts sold 1t pS Il, . De..
cu1nIcr. lH9. Within the !ust fu!ir ycara tho
ctriy six lines tic e' s.tir. doht n IT'D, n,,l nd
United stntes per cent bonds l,nve snld ut llUas.
Who own tho National l,ol,tls. mid who nre
to be affected By any disturbance of them
Tho ncn Of great wcaltl, 1,avn long s'nce
ccasea to be the exclusive holders of tho
public ,lebt. In tlht debt IL now invested
tho spare money, tic llarsl-earnetl savings,
tho little Accommodations, md tho sole tepen.l-
cnce III ulo future nf millions Uf persons nt,ti
families. Here MI, euf the onunIerastons
nrc ,s0n3 nersons hnldm, rrpta,.rrtl 4 ,or
''o ','"'1 p.lS""1 ''o."'.,6 ~ ics'S'e'c4 PVT
so",,n, t,n,,,,s Eaon ~ ,,,"s ,,a,.s s.n. "s"
s"m,a ~ y, 'v.r, ,a .1,o " u,r,,us ] ] .Ip' ~
lenst @ onn fumilv. ~ "' '''''' ''''' " ~
,1,,o yntin,,n ! to,,,,s o,,,, mn, toh, o,ooo.n
Iho Natohat bat'ks own mt hold Sloo,o o.
propurty Of :os,ooo Stockholders; to5,ooo Of
oncl' nn,, ,l,,,s,a,,ths ~ ,nn 10
o''c''' "l'A ''ht-eo'ltns ol ule stoekio'dofs 10
not & own u over ose 5000 eae'' Tlo State banks
on' 'n''1 "e,vou a'ven"on'c'S. WV wv" st''"''
00o III National lontlS. Tho lIfe-EnsuraIlce
eoa!'la"es ''nsc ssi."m,ouu ~ ~ 'aSessea 10 pro-
tect tho savings Of Co0,ooo policy-liolt|ers;
NV '''o ''.1 "'4''o 's'o"inmeo eo'nI''t1tS !"
New y, 1ofk alone nave s's,ou,oo IN these
bonds Invested tor tho protection Of their
p"l.I, -nonasls. a..o eaa lno s"'Aoaaks lepse.
se'.. s'.o,"N uep"s'to'7' VII" '1o"' S1oo'o"oV0
~ ,,, tno sn.lo1' y, oo'''s.
~ "''' A'elc !Io ,'os 'ess ~ M III" 4'Wo'"o OF
ns'S"ns' iep1"sc"1,is 4o"ooo VI l"n''''es'
.,ttotessea .,N polso"a.'y VI 1nl'asu coti,oFa-
1.o''s as - ownefa u oonus' anu "lt OF t0eso
~ou'" H. al.cc1'y a''a ll''''e''la!cly ateetea
Wy Wy "'s'"fo"''ce Ut lt'JusS u 1o Natlohal
csgn's' .s,a. .r.-,u -,
Ihu e"ec@ VI ehanso Ut serious us
ausua''eo III lug natona1 finances Wo''l! 10
IlbEH SNGGplUDIG NlAIlStfQtiH 10 business tjlH1l
, 1880-10-21

SAM RANDALL. Inns gOne to Connecticut to
stump that S.uto for IIaneaok, an.l MI arslcnt
Detnocrntto correspondent snys tue tnrll1 qucs-
tion cannot hurt HIN; but tho PhllHtIepbIa
I'FeA roproIucca thIa letter, written l,y him IN
1878, which IL IN ounfrsrnt him wherever ho gocss
In s, Il. Hdnns.ul'l, EAh-NY DEAR HfI: Mn
under yery tnaty abllxat!ons to you for ynMf
Interest and wAtchftlness. do nut doubt toe
Accuracy of tho Information ynu EIyU lie+ |
hippo you will eontlnt,0 tn advisu MT, for 1t olia'
bles mo cfcotlially 10 ct,lnternct thoIr uo'e-
n,ents. 10 not think Curl!slp Will bn trans.
furrod, hut h9 tnny be. lH ho lives In saylcrs
nalHhb!rhotAl, Tho tariff question Ia II nyth
atld Will mt be abto To he used. tunnsylrHni1
Wnhts q market u good tenl i,uru thnt, prtret'
tlon. TherD WIS tlnlp When Wa wuee young.
Now wo aro I'LL our tcot. truly.
HAMCKI. j. llAKl,AfI-
Randall deserves llttlc sympathy III tho tar!R
hobbia no i,aa got into, for he tas ne'cr beoa
cons!atent Ur honest Oh that tltloetlon.
, 1880-10-21

: GAstnETrA's speeches Will sa0n be- pub
lshet1, aBd tho announcement Of tho filct hus
given rtsa to tho rtnl0r that hs intends t0 l,o II
candidate fur admission tn tho French Acado,ny.
, 1880-10-21

Etsssd al IN oss- Once at tAieaso. Ill., Al s*ennd-
E4ass Natter
For TIM hnnaslt # our rntruns Who desire to Rcnd
tlnrle cDpIca 1f THU TlltnuSK lhenuRft tho mall, Mo
give herewith tic tsnns!Hnt rate Ut pussARes
4}rmf8tf. FER Edtp,
FIcht nnd Twetvc rnIe rn}cr. cpnta.
E1ictn lA<e tnpcf. CaftA,
fnretptE.
E1att and Twetyn f>nrn rhnsr cents,
sixteen tAHo IAucF. CCHts
, 1880-10-21

I'nE tOtaI yniuu Ut the domestic ffcR{lstutfs
shipped frs1n the Unt.t Stutys tltrtux tho IuHt,,
Of srnten!her was I'll, ,sSl HM. narlng BeIten-
oer, is'9 ,sls worth WIS expurtpd. Tho
willie u tho brrastutrs exported during tho
ninu lnuntas eudll1g the |0st OF Bcpssn,bcr WAS
*skI6'p, ,tt9. A.alnst <lsI,H:M.uiA worth exported
aafnE tho c1rrs~,n,.,siit,H pVrI'xi Ut Inst ycar
, 1880-10-21

TiIf llusced 0ll ni!ls nf Urr, Leonard Il
haniets. ut plqua. U. wute destroyed by tlre
curly Yesterday ,ntrI!ny. Some thousands of
p'1sh'1s of seed and Gu barre!s OF nIl stirred III
the building "eru consumed. The loss IL y4ri-
nus'y estimated ut from s15p,GU0 tu ssOO0OO. The
l'Isur'tueo IL about ttW.0U The tru IL sl,tposud
70 hafo btUtl causcd by spontaneous combustion.
, 1880-10-21

IK0utcY's Theatre.
Randolph etrnpt, between Clark md In 9h1ic. n.
4. tensl.t's Grand Specially and fnuldyillo Com
bluptlpp.
, 1880-10-21

TEnver1y'a Thrntre.
Cenrhnfn strcet eUrner OF M0nrpe. Engagement
Of usTerly*s Genulnv CulurcI Atinstre!s.
, 1880-10-21

4 conREsroEbEScE Inns Just passed be.
twecn Gen. Weighed Hampton md Gen. Tccun-
sch W. Sherman, for tho cnttru nccnrncy Of
which THE TittnuKE vouchcs, us 1t cane direct
by grnpevlno express:
HAMPTON 70 SHERMAN.
DEAD DOGS CAvkMH, s. G., Oct, 10, 1sso-Ts.
e4ttseA u. Sherman, Nf1trrnt U. S. I.-5ln: Your
Qunkcr brEthor hns beaten mo over tho hcAd
with tho bnlt-enl If Il 9,tilI-petl, anl nearly
kMocke!l ny bruins u,it. I Knye him ny pos'-
WHs killing. litc dogs. not lighting dead ones.
This ia n ctRperntyo family Insult, md, Hs you
hro tho lighting member thereof. / hold you ro-
ttum,au az myself. viii Telegraph this to yo, at
your cxpot'se. nnh i1npAtl1ntly whit for aptc-
pull reply ut Lust bitch, Lost Ca1ae County,
nacioasly. - WEIGHED 1iANrroSs.7 SS7
s st1RnMAy 10 HAMPTON.
YOSEMITE, Cul;. Oct. ~, lsSO.-1rctohod Hamp.
tn, Schator 10 ftscto-slH: imfr. very ehusnc.
10 repiy ta. an yor @ ,na md ID yo nro .t|'t the
pcrs9n hnve hce,i iuny iookIng Tor. Wien /
wns pcnick!pg In ucnrRia brought my lunch
as &c ppote IL ne9s 5 % y W ya 5 n9s tssp ep
hnrrtvd ovor Into your "SoverclRn Btnte," md
5Sal!eu; 5an; b,,t yoa were "nSt 1T hmne" sen'en,;
eharge.! il o is re .ound yo,l l,it!iiig away UP Up
In oil! Nurt carol!snt, alsl you wrre l,lcnsea to
cnmplain Of tho graat burden OF unsolicited
havo thought II yuu often. il IL very. gosyi Of
you t,ow to senn MO your address. | Will, as
yoti M snpnosc: oe must happ;E to t'nst tho
fainilS. nrotier John" " is Inc % pcnila1; d; aud 5
y1,! must confess he writes II rnintcd letter.
thoy VIII ,sot DO necessary: bnt i yum WI nuke
your headquarters ~ my sinsic Rtato TIL cnn
@ cntel, nG % With yo, ! shal Ia much oblixea: I
1ot9re = The tnaexurn'ion Of dvm, Usrt'eld: Youri
ut cloBo qtlnrtCrs, Il. ". SHERMAN.
, 1880-10-21

EKV1A1tf1n.
i.ako Front opposite Adams street. bay ant
ereDtng.
, 1880-10-21

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street. boswcun Lake and Randolph. EhFhga-
mont Of tho Enllck- Daisail Guaranteed AttEneton
Eu.1 "liop-Scotch.H
, 1880-10-21

- C!nrk street, opposite Court.Iluuaa. Engage.
mont ef ats. II. Macnuicy. "rho Messenger from
Jarvis Section"
, 1880-10-21

ATcTlckrr'. 'rhcntrr.
Madison street. hutwepn State md DBnthorn. En-.
kaxenens OF Miss Mary Anderson. "Esadnc."