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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
NemDhiS. Tenn, Aug. l., fss
HARD EIGHT IN NEW-JERsEY.

Among the callers yesterday at the rooms of the
Republcan National Committee was George A.
Halsev. of New-Jersey.
What are the prospects for carrying New-Jcr-
sey ~ he was asked.
we think they are good" was his reply. - Mr..
Potts IS one of the strongest in the State, and
one of the most popular. 1t VIII be 4 hard hght,
but we can win with proper effort l have never
seen the Republicans OF the State more thoroughly
aroused so early in the campaign. We shah receive
n good many accessiOns from the Democratic ranks
of Ausiuess men who are doing well, and do not
wish change. Many Of those are ouspoken in
their declarations that there IL nothing 10 be made
but on the contrary, much TO be lost by change Of
administration. Business men and the working
classes generally are satisfied and tEis VIII ald the
Rennbl ican party in New-Jersey, as well ~ else
where throug ont the country. We shall probably
gain Con gresslonal Ds;rict-the Ild-whlch was
carried two wears ago by the Democrats ana Green
hackers united. The Republican candidate VIII
probably be J. Hart Bremer, an extensive pottery
manufacturer AT Trenton, and very popular man.
The ublcans of New-Jcrsey do not uaderrato tie
magnitude of the task before them. but they think
With the neediul amount of work they can carry
the State in November"
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J. Perrepont Edwards vice-Consu of Great Britain at
New York. as Consul at thar port
AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.
PEACE OR WAR STILL IN DOUBT IN CHiNA-MINIs-
TER ANGFIL OF HIS WAY 10 PEKING.

lEh ANGflL ON Ills NA1 ~ IEhANN'
SAN Francisco, Aug. 29.-The steamer
Oceanic. from Hong Kong VIA YokonamG. has arrived
here, and brings news from Hong Kong to jay H.
There Is no change in the Russian prospects Opinions
continue equally divided to the chances Of war oe
peace. The Chinese Ministry IS evidently irntatcd by
the congregation Of foreign diplomatic agents charged
with missions OF more or ,esa aggressive character and
openly expresses ts Gsconten, ~ the unusually formd-
able aspect OF the delegation from the Ugted States
which Is now awaited with and incr interest
several Western nations and the nitcd states sp l.
c1nIr.lca is sti.i hoveriuE IN that vicinity.
NOtnug naH bren mace pU'Hc Ioat''',t@ ipT'. l'l
tenilOns fIc travels nort4watd TO v-t X Hung lang
VITA whom intimately associated during me Iae-
pIng rebellion.
YOKOHAMA Aug A diplomatic agent from the
Coren VIII arrive al Japan his mouth. 70 adjust OUT
standing questions connected with the opening Vi ad0
tlOnal C0rean ports 10 japanese rnde. ,, ia.
Mr. Angel, the United Stajes Envoy 70 Chn'' ielV
Yokohama July 10. IN The United states snip Nsbel"l
ace companied by family. he proceeds first To Shang
ha thence ncr; ward, touching 10 various ports tlo
pOslng reach Pebng about the eud OF August ON
msaiOueTs swift and Trcsc0;t SAL IN the Cnt states
ship Richmond, intending to toin MI Angel before ar
The Iron Duke flagship OF the British Asialc feet
struck a small island OF the west coast or fezo.
The japanese proposals for new treaties nave peeh
lad before I'll diplomatic representatives. aud tians
mlted to Tie various Powers Considerable mod ncAons
OF The existing cOinDercia regulations are deuanded
japan asks Tor he exclusive control OF the coasthg
trade, and for IN auEMcnlaNOn or customs uHt'cs on
certain import Duties III 10 case 20 eX
ceed 30 cent Of original values, the average to Dc
about 10 per cent.
Russ naval rclnIOrcemcutS are aIllF4uS lI 'OAsIu
cradle numbers.
Extraordinary reports circulating ot the inef
fcleut and UtrlstW rtAy condition Ol the LhGSA ieeI
sIIASGHA! Aug 19.-Chung How. the Chinese Am
blssadOr. who concluded the Xuioia Treaty Win Kus-
sia ana was Imprisoned Nj Threatened WIN GeaA ior
IL o.. ID
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The young Republicans Of SOmcryille, y. j.,
formed Garfield ald Ar:Au Club on IhGr.Gay n,Ai
Two hundred and fartY names were enrolled. Officers
were elected "a follows IT ,iGcnf james W. Davis
ylc, prcslrnts, H. VI. GastOn, \. Y. u. HOn"yildnI,
Charles ~ Houston; secretaries, George : Jones ~nd
George ". S.u0Orn.
Over one hundred young men Of Newark, who
VIII east their first Presidential IN the November
election this ycar, have signed their names for the
orgap.za,lon or a distinct Republican Or8auz con,
vhirn Is intended fOr active work among tnc iuS
men oi SeWAIE. armament organization WI De
made on Tuesday next. Meetings VIII DC held "eeA.y.
B. w. ThrOclmoT0n, the president OF the
Central Garfield and Arthur Campaign ClHo Of Jersey
civ Yesterday leased the opera house. ~ montgomery
and U.udergo-sa that city. the permanent head
ou.rtrrs OF tho club for the campugn 4hr building
,y oc opened - -tamDer :. Readlu., committee aud
c,usulti rooms fOr tic members n thu club VIZ Dc
ftfed up Tie club wGs fu;Wci only I'VE weeks ago.
and uas nii active M nDcrsIip " over Loo
George VI. Robeson, the chairman of the
New Jersey state Republican Conyc.uJn, has ap-
pointed the following additional member Of the state
Renub.ican Committee state Senator Carrot \. Ho-
ba-t OF Plssac county sheriff John j Ton - oi Hll-
so County; II. y. COugcf Of Essex County, HDd O. II.
s.uf.cksIl, sal m County. Tue comm tee VIII
rnr az u, rooms Iu thc HOt-i -tudsDu,
a. ne foot II ExcAange-pacc, jersey cry, at loJ p
LII. Tuesday.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONuOS. Ftday, Aug. q, 1890.
II is stated that the spanish Government w. shortly
d.sband 1900 men Of The Cuban Army.
relo Emilio CASTELAR, has issued manlfe-to ASKING
his adherens to participate The Spanish elections to
b" EclG on september ..
Tie appointments OF General LOris MolisOf a. Minis
ter o.. a. Interior and General Tch reyin hitherto d.
cor Oh ;he Third see ol Of me Imperial CAancelery
q Ais Under Secretary are eal t,ed.
Ihe Morning. POST IN lis financial article. says: We
understand tAat tie AHglO-Ameucan Cable Company
has concluded "a working arrangcmen- with the French
Ca1le Company tnd an lt the Official announcement VIII
be Immediate ls~ucd.
Al Official telegram from BueRos Ayers dated Tues
day say7 Congress Las uot accepted the resignation
of Pr itcnt Ayelaneda. After the expiration Of the
term OF tho presidency TO which he was elected tie
traB Ser ot power VIII take place peacefully"
: Berlin d.spat IA 10 r,e DatJ Telegraph says: The
splitting o. the National Liberals into twO parties ID
settled tllug. Herr BenuiG7en VIII remain at the
head Of me Protectonst supporters Of Prince Bismarck
and instead Of haying l2O supporters III Tie CAamoer
WI now only have J3."
TorONIo. Aug 2J.-A London dispatch TO The ItgiE
says that the gcments with the syndicate 0r the
consirlct0n Of tho Canadian Pacih, Railway out
OF itAe auis o. tie Northwest are making satisfactory
progress.
OTTAWA. Can.. Aus. oo.-L.cuteaan;-C Colonel McNei,
coai4audu4 ;le = A itia!lon oi The Prescott Voign
unfeers VIII protoby oe reiooyed ir N tn list ~ tic
officers of Lc active l.lti2. having Dccl convicted O1
using eaucelcC por ta-c stamps.
HAVANA. Aug 2J.-Ihc Minister Of Colonies las tel
e;ra hcl that he Spanish representative IN China has
arranged matters so tia, q c. nes. steam Navigation
Havana I.r tle uGcp,.t cfetfo .'us Stca44 uc ,roH
SAal-Gti, bringing tnl-i3nta 10 iitYAnA
HALIFAX. n. s.. Aug. 20.-Ous o., the city banks
Gently o1t-Ied from. tae widow of t4s late william L.
Black bond FOR $4,000 .t bc.u, a., et t.lt relative
" cr, Who haI been l ,de banks employ 10 tae ill.,
OF Ms d,0fA. % year was Go.t-I e. 20 tnc .I.s
le,es taa. no .i.tl .Nn vas iac'l = moc -ia- Of
o..clr -ta .3...+ ,' ''' ne .Ldttci.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALrIs-BT TELEGRAPH

Providence X. l., AI-. 2O.-ln the Justice
Cotrt today Chester brOckSay acluGged probably
gully ou lg1 CON- iyTsey Ala Ad ia -OJJ c~eh
Tor i-lll.
A yE.DrCT OF WILFUL nj RIDER RECORDED.
ErFrAlO, Alg. 2O.-!.c C0rourr3 jury ~ ihe
Gao of Jaln . rus fatally st'nuci DT llc4.el
Tl...,n l.,f dl ~ uigAI i0dIy rendered YlTGct VI
I...isr A.. ..e I.s dcsT ~ against Han sal.
MCHDLE ASD tlClDE ~ LII "A'pIA'
NuW,rEEf. MIMI. Auc. % .spatch from
Neen 10 s S,Hne SAYS that Albert Huxley Oi In town
al CLAYTON "a .ucJ. 70 County -at
old was Ao lls morning by bis sou iag, NOrhs Emuous
Whn lived wiz; him. then siot LiI eii, but
within a. hour Tho tragedy tho sSsult VI a iaMi
Quarrel
JSE OF gUCuASANS EXPROFESSORS ARRESTED.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 20.-lAis afternoon PAIlllp .
EesScl tine was Professor Ia Dr. John Hu-
cl.uaus Nedloa College" Pueat arTaig4cd DO
fcr nted state Comm Gibbons charged With send
In obscene publications through tbs nails lie has Desn
edcins AZ AaIanoy Cty, feaA lie 1A-
Led " y .aswe. IL oo1rt Gs<t tet.A
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1ncAL REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

BANNER RAISING BY THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE
XvITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
There was large gathering at Teutonia
Hal last evening witness the rails NJ OF Garfield md
Arthur canIpaign banner by the German Rspub lean
Central Committee The procession led by the 5ih Z ~
ent band formed opposite Teuonia Hal at Sixteenth
st ad rhird-aye marched through sixtecnt-st 10
Union Square and around the Washington -ouament 10
Fourteenth 81. and Ihlrlaye A DitehDoep'T' pF'S-
dent Of the German Republican Central Committee tAcn
,nonutd the steps Of the Savings Building aHd
made .u address
banner bearing the names Of the EepuDlcaH can
aietcs WAS then Un.Ur.ed AMID loud cheers l. hahgs
~ The junction Of FOurtceDth-st and FOnrtA-Ve' 4ho
c4ssiga then reformed and marched back 10 Ieu'O-
"a nan which was speedily hllcd u It's utmost
caracttv The fret speaker was Louis NeumaD. Cen
r,. o.ra H. ho s.id Was representative American
pro j.. au humble sphere. hs has AL lis h'e been IN
su,rea by Z Ll1@-Lle Gcse, eoinlW.A - --I4caA
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WASHINGTON NOTES-

WAsHSGTOs Friday, Aug. %. 1850
Rear Admiral Thomas II. stevens ha. ordered To
the command OF -hs Pacific station. Rear Adm RAJ c.
K. = Rodgers. IN command Of that station. has
been GetatCAed and directed to proceed aJnc nd aTas
orders.
Tn Chef Of The Bureau OF Statistics reports that The
io'a values OF t!e reports OF domestic provisions and
tow from the United States during the July,
ESQ. we're SI2S3i, $40. and durn- JAY. 1879.
- J3l. For thc seven months n !ciJuY 81. 1880,
9-7.47I.7Sj and during the Sane pe.tId il 1879,
S67,Oeg.9J7.
Tie President has recognized Enrique Z razuas as
CousutGcuerll OF the Or nta Republic OF Uruguay in
tho United s ates and Antonio Fcro Cruz. Consul
OF -palD at Boston.
.-An order reducing the rate OF postage newspapers
mailed foreign countries beor gins the Universal
Postal Union to cent FOR cncE we-at ell; tyo ounces
fic on ounces, has been issued bY tAe Post Olcs
Il. r. .ns
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THE Kissing "DR9 BCCH4yAN

PHuADELPHIt. Aug. 20.-Nothmg new has
thus lar been developed The w4creaDouts OF Dr."
buchanan. Louis SHOPPER. barber Of Camden, who
went over n the boat On tho night that Buchanan
Jana; ed INTO the says that lille standing bY ths
fa!Iug re was approached Dy Two men, one Gf WON
hruG hlm 10 cents ior twO ...es II Noticed Lat ons
u. t-c tl-us II.
Il Is sad Oy tlat tho D ct1r sac IN his own
hOm. Regarding tHe cory thai Buchanan 0, AGiUz In
ptt -ht- rs. - Iciau1u sfitad tis evening that her
husband had acqGd utalccs ia that c!iy. IAe en-
-iup,r u. tho i.al, Who tc>'.HeG }cscl.dy tnat ho
states uuw n N he y very sure that j. " HDt.
IIIT-BURG, P,uu.. AuS. -. H. SAc. Dn { uncii.
,, AND livery stable proprietor. oi this clty. elaine
tnat Ir Buchanan alive. f. good De- ath and iH easy
ac. OF t. .liy Where be can h- h.t prov del SUM-
c.e.t reward o. OF ned Tor bio letUga.
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DECLARING FOR GARFIELD.
GENERAL BATES or ILLINOIS. LEAVES TIE GREEN
BACK RANKs-HB HAS READ WADE HAMPTON ;
REMARKS AND - WARNED THEREBY.
frrr r.l,t., ,IlIr 10 TILE

BACK RANKS-HE HAS READ WADE HAMPTON
REMARKS AND - WARNED THEREBY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rgrBUNEl
CHICAGO Aug. 2O.-The city papers will
print the morning letter from General Erastu "
Bates who was formerly The candidate OF the Greenback
party tor state Treasurer Of Illinois. announcing his
intention to vote General Garfield, and giving lis
reasons therefor. General Bates gallant soldier
during the war and after its close twice elected 20
the Office Of Stlte Treasurer. He became mbHed with
Greenback theories and being the head or the party
in Illinois. was nominated in 1873 for third
time as Treasurer. HIS high character and ability
made him strong candidate His return TO the Rcpub-
can party ia regarded in political circ es Eere as hShy
important AMI indicating the Gri or public opinion
He writes Mr. Jones, chairman OF the state C-ntidI
Republican Committee and IL the OF his letter
says
Questions Of france ani commercial stagnation be-
n uo longer paramount only thing et s 20 choose
between support OF Garfield anu Arthur and that
Oi Hancock ana English
He reviews the efforts q the Democracy rom It's IL
cpiency ID disrupt bankrupt The country and all he
rebellion. lie alludes t0 wade HdmptOG's assertion
that the Democratic party under Hancock is lighting
for The same principles that Lee and Jackson fought for,
and for whic. Southern soldiers died lie sajs:
I cannot, NJ n Union soldier and believer III the
equality Of The rights Of all ncu. be mdif rent to ns
National danger would and would no. II could.
There ere practically only two National tickets "a MS
political The Republican party has record ~
twenty years tu behalf Of liberty ana loyay. IL mas
free cducatOn free aul ree.E0os II has cAeiI-
plihed It devotion q tuis line or policy by ihe
selection OF General Garfield rs lis candidate Tor
President. He Is the people af tie country Do $50,
what Abraham Lincoln vIs u 1850 Al example o je
possibilities open q every boy aud % very uG Gh n ms
Nation. rpfnglng from poverty Gnt onscurity b' LIS
own aoor dllg-h oe-f9 tIu h...il'' &c La IL g =
hims II 10 his present hlgh position AMI has de-
monstrdted his Ilaess for tAe s'ii m-her trust
or the Office az chief magistrate 10 vhlcd
hr mas nominated. hcvc "a coutluultO ot tAe
the Present unparalleled business prosrery 81 ii'
country protection ~ tlr rights oi al 1pc. and std
bv of Rational Uaiou, can Ony bc acru.cd DJ tie
success o. o." ~ publican parry I'D ih7 ctmP'ir'. /
therefore ten .cr 20 ihn- party through YOU What'Yfr
service by pen vote. may aIir 10 render.
the c.Osc OK tAc Presto ctup
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
CLOSE or TIE sUNDAV.sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.
CHAUr,JCCA. y. Y, Aug. -. -inc National sun.
ay ,choo Assembly closed !ast night with speeches musa


CLOSE or TIE sUNDAV-sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.
CHACriJcCA, y. Y, Aug. 90 National sum
day -chOOl Assembly closed s night wh speeches musia
iIJm nation aai dlcwor,+
EXCURSION OF SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 2O.-Ap eXcurlou rain with
30 southern merchants arrived hrs '!s afternoon
the Atlantic Mi~s.sslDpI and Oh'o Railroad
HANGING IN OHIO.
CINCfNNATI Aug. 2D-MJurO- kOberi s0n was
hanged today Greenvle Darke County ONO Tor thu
murder VI MY Coulter ais wuos brOtII oA OCTOBER 23
.-....
CfNCrSNArT Aug 2O.-ihc itst bale or new cot
Chs received 70 fay
Nj AMI sold at auction on Sadase Tor -
cents per pound. IL graded good 10 nlddl!ns
THE UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION.
MYsTlC. Conn.,. Aug. 2O.-lhe twelfth annual
ven N Of tho Universal Peace Ua.ol was held in
rS. Grove during two da3s. Alfred H. Love OF
phllaielpha president of American branch prciing
THE BOYNIo .FEARN SWIMMING MATCH.
Atlantic CITY. " j.. Aug. 20 rhe Judges in
tle iutcrnGNuaa. swnui match today
ana decided sh nud SWIM again They
" ID START A. uOOn BoyntOn TO swim niles
niles
TRANSFERRING CoNVICrs.
poUGuKEEPstr. \. T., Aug 2O-Ff,y drafted
prisoner, passed north from sing sing t1son tonight in
rnarce Jackson having been drafted to Chnton
Prison Four ils among the lumber Richard Casey.
philip Whit ey, Patrick Ggan and John AcDoIaOt. Iho
| ssu yic,s were heavily lToAed
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TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 20.-The Agricultural
Commission, appointed 0y Government to take e1.
dence of the bcsr authorities respecusg tie agricultural
interests NJ On ta-iO. nere to-day and examined
Richard Han, the well-kuOwn catt salesman OF LIVER
POOL London, present visit 20 tnS country
Mr. Hail has i1 order t. many possible OF tue
agictllturss OF The Province. consented TO ne IN
Toronto at opening II the Exhibition september o.
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LAST Hoyoas TO ADELAIDE SEILsoy.


The funeral OF the late Miss Adelaide Neil
son took place In Bromyton Cemetery to-day. Among
those attending the funeral were Lord Henry Lenu0Z,
Adm.ral Carr Glyn, Mr. Henry Labouchere, joan
Cla4,.. tle Amcr.cin actor Edward Compt u. who
,,ltaaied Miss N,l son her last tour through the
U-lt.I states, ana a number Of Otner actors and
Actresses Tl. Rev J. D. Mnssluc,am read TIE funeral
service. Tie remains were iucosed IN polished OAK
colin. waicA bog. simply the Name of Tue deceased
c ts> ard toe words " D.cd 80 Pars August 10 1850"
Ile o.Dn was covered w.tI wreatAs ana otler l5ral
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THE GOOD WORK AT PEEEsKILL.

PEEKskILL, Aug. I9.-Ihe EcDuJIcans OF
our busy village were never more wide awake than
now Tae good WORK Is carried by three fully or
ganizcd campaign cubs; The Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Clua l. g. Carlart. president and c. Ever
iI,tn secretary : TIE BOYS Blue, veterans ui tac
laie war. 10 sir.uc. ccn-laaL'd hr W. T. -inperiy;
and the Young NeI'- Garfield and Arthur Guards. wit
9l5names on IT, rolls /. q. HJiscg- president, aAd ID.
&. HasbrOucR corresponding secretary
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DISCUSSING A STATE CONVENTION

MEETING OF TIE EAkCUIINE NVMHI II OF TIE
TILDEN STATE CONVENTION.
Most of the members OF he IllIen Democratic
State Committee met yesterday at the st. James
Holel and discussed the question of holding State
Convention. Il was finally resolved 10 issue n call
for tbe meeting OF the full State Committee
early in September, when the question VIII be de-
cide
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ORGANIZING AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. ., Aug. ia meeting
for tne purpose o. orsaniziug Garfield and Ar.Aur
Cub was held here last evening, a WHICH much cAinu-
sa.m prevailed. Charles p. Dorranc Was madc presi-
dent ana g. y WIZ .mOur vice presidents. The 40
propose t. AO.G Il ratification moe,ln6 On Thursday
evening next.
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CoLnRADO DEMOcKATIc NOMNATIONs.

COLORADO DEMOCRATIC NONIEATIONS.
JOHN :. HoCGH NOMINATED FOR GOyEES'P
LEADvILLE, Col, Aug. 20.-Thc Democratic
State Convention has ma tdc loioTll- nominal ols
Far Gorcrn 7r-Iohn : Hon urH, OF HllIsIa!' County.
For Lieutenant GOtCTHOT-W. {. S-Ovcr, o. L&fiEcr
County.
For secretary of Stitc-O. Ur'ug
r. : Morrison. OF Clear Crock C0ugfv, Was nom.not %
for Congress. and :. :. Wolace, J. : wheeler and
Nafhanlc' Nathan We're clos sen Presidential Eectois
The Democratic St9lc ticket was completed hy tlr
nomination II tne fDlowug Treasurer Dr. 4 y. Hal ;
Auditor Kober G. Bray; AttorncfD .l.li JOhu & :,
hllcup; SUPERINTENDENT OF lGIar Instruction. j. j.
Cook Regent OF tnc state UuIy,r,ty, Max Herman.
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rAE MlYs LANDMG c0LLsIoX

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O.-PdriclS McHrids,
onc OF the victims OF The roac col le.0n 40 May's
Landing the I'm ns died q: tie spial 4st ght.
, brings tle total number Of the teat 20 zone.
There arc SIN Otner sufferers al he losui a. whose
cases secL- - have ,.Acn an uLilvOraUlc tuIu.
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XnrLNG As rEEY ForGHT.

GILMAN, Iowa, Aug. I7.-Ihe Kepublcans
are wide awake in our little City OF Gilman. They met
al MundheuKs Ilu and organ 1T a rattlng GARFIELD
md Arthur Club aud expect their member
snlu 10 300 Hancock mcn already have jnlurl
The club The B,vs 4iue arc SOLID lor Garfield and
Arthur. They acquainted VIII the Feuel yen aud
have not forgotten thc PRISON pens.
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EIGHrNG liz THE DOBRUpLA.

IONDON, trIilI, J y. T, I--U.
The Standards Bucharest correspondent
rerorts tns- tAe Minister or War, vino
ii, In TIE Dabru ji. to.esrap15 taar
te dsirlct is very much disturbed TIE troops auliA
lated two compaLics of uiad .nsur2ets, 200 ~ tie
nsLrg gents bc- killed. Iwl - re batteries u aruAcIy
have been ordered % the DJ1rUuja.
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THE KNIGHTS rHNpLIR c0ycLAVE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-Thc officers of the
Grand Eacampm. mt of Knights mpiar. elected yes
t.r,ity. were Installed 20 dav. ran Frauc
selected lor the eonrave IN I.s3. Tie camnanacrles
are leaving for home. Thc expenses OF Tie Ivrhnial
Committee are apprJXimatei TO layc Dc"- -6J.uCO.
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TURKEY MILDLY.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. 70 lsSo.
The Berlin correspondent or The ST. James,
gazette says lac hears ON good authority THAI the British
proposal 10 enforce decisions or the Berlin Confer
euce by armed measures Is colby received by the
Power. Germany hAs already declined 10 participate
70 IN inter ,cuL.Ou
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MORE GOLD FOR NETWORK.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. 20, l

IOADUh, tIuuy Aux -U I5'U.
The Hamburg American Line steamer Her
der. CAPTAIN Brandt which sailed from Hamburg on
"wednesday for NewYor1, took out the sum OF
3 ,324, 900 IN specie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
,ROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN

INFORMATION FROM VARIOUS STATES.
,xprsl,cANs ENTHUSIASTIC AND ACTiVG-DE-
HANDS FOR DOCUMENTS AND SONG hooks
CONVENTION or CAMPAIGN CIUBs-GENFRAL
r,r2s. Of ILLINOIS. DECLARES FOR CARFlTLD.
The callers at the rooms OF the Republican
National and state Committees. and the let
tors received say that the canvass is being
vigorously advanced. William r. Moore a
thorough Southerncr by birth and descent, tut
a ReDubhcan. has given his reasons for acting
with the Republican party, in a letter TO
Chairman Jewell of the National Committee.
He aims to show why the business men OF
the country should oppose the " change for
which the Democrats are clamoring. Al
raugements are making To hold con-
veution of campaign clubs in indianapolis
in September. General Bates, OF Illinois,
a war veteran. has left the Greenback party
TO support Garfield. John 5. Hough has been
nominated for Governor of Colorado by the
Democratic Convention.