, 1880-09-17


Ir vlu. manufacturers "a Hamhlrc, and
ofrar place, abroad fsF their mining quail
rrt.-. and f... yrHrrs- which usgtu..y aMrli.
r-at.= tLla.. IS Hu,E better Understood iu
European c gI;ries tEll here. We already
i.rf NErp,. Il ossl, that ur shall be
presently e. .t .n q. FIr y drink as vel
b. iH.8
mai Matter
E.. ...r. -.rH. An arrangement las
/ f..u u.4H. .F I...lastar James with the
Isaus r...a. steam hip .,us 20 change their
lur u. ,a. .r.- l- noon 90 Z. NJ, f1r
he rers ..t ut nail, from the last. arriving
a San tf,uc.s.n ga the day OF sailing. The
object ui o., change is te give i1T the trsus-
ier % mall '1r China, japan, australia aud
other countries ga the PaciGc. The change
lsaytry desirable one.
NsTmont Elections.
Rr-IASD, Sept. s.-RatiAnd gives FsTn-
nau !, ,397. Phelps, l. las. Heath, Z6, q net
.RepuhicAp gain ewes ls1b Of 81 over ISIS
Of 35t. Returns from II towns, aboa, one
third Of the State. show a Republican gain
over 1876 Of 2O62 This ratio7hreugh the
Stats will give over 2s.0so majority IN the
State.
BxI1ows FAlLs. Sept Sin Rocking.
ham, owing 10 a split 10 the Republican
ticket, the Democrats elected their represen.
tative, Chas. Smith. Vote for governor.
Parnham. A4ar PAelps, 3s4; for Congress,
Tyler, 400; Campbell. 3il. '..
BURLINGTON. Sept. S.-One hundred and
fifty towns heard from give the Nepublicans
a majority of IL 900. On this basis the Re-
publican majority over all will be 22 500,
and their plurality about $1,000. The Leg
islatpre viii have but one Democratic Sena-
tor. 1he House will be overwhelmingly
Republican. ~ o. .- t.-
Farming District Burned.
CHICAGO, Sept. ga special dispatch
from. Toronto to the Chicago Tribune says
that n fire in the province of Quebec de.
stroyed whole fields of corn; the stalks
were roasted and potatoes were burned in
the ground. All the crops were ruined.
One undred and twenty-five families were
left entirely homeless. The burned district
is about ten miles square. The soil is
burned down some ave inches. The whole
district Is asmoking wilderness. Nothing
but stumps mark the once thriving farming
district. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The cause OF this destructive fire was
through one OF the farmers burning off the
wheat stubble. Nr.r r,g.fT .vra
T Shooting at saIt LAKE. ,g4-
Ys SALT LAKE, Sept. 8.--Capt r. T. Smith
and DR.. B. @. Snedaker who have been hav.
ing some difficulty about q woman, met to-.
day in car bound South. On seeing Smith
Snedaker drew pistol and shot him. Smith
fell apparently dead. An officer who hap.
pened to be. present, seized Snedaker and
was taking him away when Smith struggled
to his knees and fred twice at the doctor,
both shots proved effective and he fell dead.
Smith cannCt live.
Heavy Gale.
LoNG BRANCH, Sept. "a northeast gale
has been sweeping the coast at the rate of
so miles an hour for the last IL hours. 1t
said by all that it is the severAst gale that
has visited the place since 1854. 1t has
been very destructive along the shore.
g1g.1 Shooting at Leadville.
a IL IlEADvuLE, Sept. 9.---Richard Stephenson
was shot and killed by Thomas Morgan at 3
o'clock this morning. Jealousyls the cause
of the trgedy. 40 ai..., swat ,.!W 'F
Tobacco Crop a Partial Failure.
PETERsBURG, Va, Sept. 9.-Reports from
number Of counties are to the effect that
the recent rains have caused much damage
to the tobacco crop. The tobacco worms
very early in the season began the destruc-
ton which the heavy rains of late have com.
plsted. ...
-I' ~ shot and Killed.
CoFFEEv1LIE, Miss, Sept. 9.-To.day
John Adams shot and killed City Marshal
Jim Robinson, Of Water Valley. John
Adams is o conductor on the Chicago, st.
Louis and New Orleans Railroad The diff.
fculty resulted through dispute about
cow Robinson was the aggreesor.
~ ~ strike of Tunnel MOrkmen.
The Hudson River Tunnel workmen re-
fuse to longer labor unless their wages is
Advanced from 81 80 and 81 rs per day to
$3.50 and $8 Co., Colonel Haskins refused
to sccede to their demands, so he had the
strikers all paid of and discharged He
will endeavor to procure experienced Penn
sylyania, miners instead to prosecute the
work. -
q. N .ITH Elevator harmed.
On the Hudson river large floating ele-
vator war destroyed by fire at an early hour
this m mlrning. fggbi + .iT
Tanners Debut rs n Lecturer.
~ DR.. Tanner, the Celebrated faster, made
his debut as lecturer last evening, at
Booths theatre. He read from manuscript.
The audience was larger than expected in
consequence OF the unpleasant weather pre-
vailing. His concluding remarks aimed were
with desire to convince the public that it
should rely upon the recuperative powers Of
the system and OF nature and not upon
burnt toads, mercury, arsenic and other
such death dealing medicines. People were
too easily persuaded to pour down medi-
cines for every i'll when not the slightest oc.
casion for their use existed.
More Of the Smith smedaker Shooting
Affair.
SALT LAzE, Sept. 10.-R. T, Smith died
last night. The unfortunate man was en-.
gagged to Miss Agnes Davidson, not as re-
ported to her sister. Her father says that
when Smith proposed for her hand, that he
told him that she was unfit to marry and ex-
planned to him how DR.. Snedaker had
drugged and outraged her. Smith told her
brother that he would avenpe his sisters