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, 1880-07-16

TIFF nnnnnl statement Of tho business of
tho Chscugo rnst-Df!Ico for tho ycHr ending Juno
90, 1881, ahowa In cyory department 1argc In.
crease over tho business OF tht preceding year.
Tho not tnct1ne to the Government. after pay.
Ing MI expenses Of tho otlces, including the cost
Of FREQ dcltypry, Ia In rnlMt nltmborb &1e0,O ,O0O.
, 1880-07-16

, TIE Hon. Marshall Jewell was In Wash
ington yesterday, and called TN the President
md the members 0f tho Cabinet. All expressed
theEr willingness to heartily cthrpcrnte In carry-
tng tho Republican banner u Victory mkt No
vcmber. Mr.. lowell had All Interview with
Senntnr Don Cameron during tho tlny. That
gentleman expressed himself freely in reference
to tho ca,npuign, md promised to do hIs duty IN
Pennsylvania, Which no WIS sure would give
6nrtluld swcepiux maturity In Eovembor. Nr.
lowell relnains In Warrington to.dRy to consult
with several prominent laopubs!onns of the
South.
, 1880-07-16

An express train OIL The Vandalla Rontl
ran oI the track ut Amor, ptaea twenty-five
1Hilrs west Of indianapolis, Mt 4o'clock ycstcr-
day morning. Tho engineer and n tramr WIN
was stealing n ride woro tho only persots
seriously tnjnrotI, although several were moro
Ur less bruised. Tho accident was caused by tho
brakeman of II freight train opening n switch
ns,t. dropping oil to sleep, fafltng to eloso It.
, 1880-07-16

CONGRESSMAN DE1Tzir0oyI:n WINS rcf1onii-
pntni by tho nonocrAta Of tho Nineteenth
1cnnsylvantn District yesterday, and Congress-
lnan Hparks b. tho Democrats Of tho Sixteenth
llltnola-both by acciamhtlon. In tho Third
District Of Alabama Col. ". c. Oates, a Demo-
crnt. was nominated to succeed Congressman
Sanford, i1sn Il Democrat, Tho Republicans
NJ tho Fifth 1ndinnn District nominated. tho
Hou. ". D. Treat. The District IL Mt present
represented BY Mr.. Hos:otlor, n Democrat
, 1880-07-16

SEvEnAL important amendments to tho
English Inv Of libel have hcon recommended by
select committee Of tho House of Commons.
Ona amendment provides that hef0rb suit is
brought tho alleged lihclous nattcr shall be sul,-
mittel To tho Attorney General and h's fiat to
prncecd with tho suit obtained Anottor pro-
rlles TINT rcports af public meetings wherc tho
persona participating arc :tnnilciously misro-
ported are tlt,cIous, and that ehoutd corrco-
ton bo refused the rcpDrts will foso tho privi-
leKotl eharaGter which tl,oy nttM possess.
, 1880-07-16

RocuEFolrr's new paper Inns already OBJ
tnincd nn extraordinary circulation. or tho
first Issue laa0o0 copies wrro sold Wednesday,.
Rochefort still persists in declaring hls Intention
to lnRRorit interesting for Oumbotta.
, 1880-07-16

Mon law has become rife in Lincoln
County, New Mexico. Itcccntty three prisoners
hAvc been tnken ft.n the county jail and shut.
A Deputy Sheriff has also fallen u victim TO tho
W1nth of tho mob.
, 1880-07-16
SAYS the Springfield (A1ass.) Repnblioa,s
undopendent and orltEcnll in regard to the Cred.
it.MobtItcr chargca ngntnst Con. Garfield and

SAYS the Springfield (Mass.) Republicans
independent and orlttcal> in regard to the Cred.
it.MobtItcr chhrgca against Con. Garfield and
other mud t-sliuglng OF tho nonsocratio presss ,
Garfield, the n,nu, stands tho test Of scrutiny,
as his e8btccn years OF splendid scrvtco ~ Can.
gross nso carefully gnno oysT @ re thGso 5n ~
oIuslon that in tho Credit -btoblllcr accusation.
the KrRyest OF tho lot. 1t ia more rtaapnnhle u
credit 0Akos .Ancs, tho principal! wltnost
s, tGaa to ,oieso tu. aasiieId pss1rsa htnsei
One OF thu strongest points in Garacld.s tHsor
lBs5, when tic Congressional investigation was
purt tint Ames chargcd him With leags'lnE him,
duwn, and thai ho Ind refMsctl to rcppy Amrs'
laan tobteined soo aftsr Gar,Gids return t!o Sda
loan VIA $400 Instead OF $500. 0ntiold ant down
In tbs first heat ut his wrath a1ll wrote Ames
this letter, forgetting to incluso IT with tho
money III hts Excitement:
haye sat 9sSn ~ mas III
SlGsa Se 'sa 'as tsff
hsd na en; nn9d o pr S sS1 IT.
@ s'!s % ca IL .stanloa nIlae = @ q It.
tnd 90 nls!nfortnad n nsnE fhs !oan GnaST"'ha
~ !nsss f. na yds M sssss s
bs cSntsss!un s!as a Sai hays dcspiy wioasea no.
oo as.sa It ,ss s ots l. s s ax u psSsxs
money, sought outA1nes and gave It 70 him "
person., Ainns retl!rnca tho 500, !ntlnrsiug upnl
tho hntk Of tho n0so bis doH!al 1T tho lans!!ass0
sestiai"Sy that Ia % tsre IL hAd 6oea ia ' 'transaasie
between thu,n TINT could bo " "cpuslrcd IN tho
leAat df9sco by an4 fAtr-tntndpd person.
, 1880-07-16

TENU md Bolivia are about to enter into 4
confederation, with ono t'ae and ono Govcru-
incut, tho now nation to bo known rs tho Unltud
States Of Bolivia nnti Tcru. The preliminary
stcps hnvo been formulated and ngrced on.
THIS move Is rendered necessary by tho huetIo
md aggressive attitude Of Chill to both coni,-
, 1880-07-16

cIoP reports from Iowa nse very sallstac-
tory. Corn Will bo mort abundant than EVER
befors, and rye, oats, barley, and buy will 10
fully up to tho average. 5pTlnR whoat ulouo
will show slight falling OF. Tho acreage uu-
cGllcpt.
, 1880-07-16

Sir CHARLES DI1.KE statel yesterday TINT
tho English Minister to Chill has becn instructed
To protest AgAlnst tho violation Ut the tlsaxcs nf
war which thl.t nltlon has bocn guilty Of during
tho contest With the por,lyAns.
, 1880-07-16

THREE oil-tanks III the region around
Bradford, pa+, wesc &et on tro by lightning yes-
tertiay, and tho loss which resulted Ia estpuated
At z1lb,o00. The Bradford region has Ind tuany
yisitauons OF the samo character during tho
past few months.
, 1880-07-16

Two NEaRoEs Of Shelbyviile, Ind., had n
dispute about nickel yesterday. The quarrel
wRs ended aft0r \ little time by one Of the
negroes cutting the carotid artery OF tho other
with ptukpife. The wounded man will die.
The murderer has not yet been hr1ustsd.'
, 1880-07-16

GEN. KAUFMAN hns been ordered to East
ern 5ibcria to E,a.u in chick thu brl9ands WHO
nvcst that reRlt,,, and to prevent tho fnlnigra"
ion Of tho Chinese Int0 tho country.
, 1880-07-16

RUSSIAN politicians say that tho rcslgnn-
ton OF Os1nan lasha Is blind to cover up tho
military preparations n0w going on In !rur key
fnr tho purpose Of reaistins tho enforcement Of
tho Berlin Conference decisions.
, 1880-07-16

Tpx Cu1cAob TnlnuSE has established nrhnch
ccs 70. tho rnco!pt Of subscriptions na advertise.
mcHts a. follows:
NEW yOnK-1too,n p Tribune Building. F.T. Nc.
FAnnEN, Manager. -...
GLASGOW, tcot,nnd-Allan'1 American News
Agency. Al Nent,ofh'at.
LONDON, lcus.-American Exchange, 80 Strand.
HENRY b. GtL1AG, Agent
WASHINGTON II. C.-1a!n i streek.
, 1880-07-16

THE Rev. Alexander Maekonachie lias al'-
pealctl to tho Ha.lsn Of Lpris from tho decision
tl the Ecclesiastical Courts sentencing him to
suspension for three years.
, 1880-07-16

GAIT. HALsTKAD, owner Of the steamer
Mary, whose boiler recantly exploded on Lake
Minnetonks, causing the death OF four persons,
was arrested yesterday GU the charge of having
Through criminal careiesaess been tue cause 0t
.hu terrible accident
, 1880-07-16

TuNKisfr accounts mike tho Montcnegrins
he uEgrcssolB III tho recent truubnH ut Vanjn
whpro tho Turks took and bcheadcd thlrsccr
prisoners.
, 1880-07-16

AN attnck ]l,s been lhatle by tho Turks o.,
tho MuntencRrIn otttp,sts, on tho Rivcr ZciA.
One Of tho posts was ,Rken. md ten men Of tha
knrriAon mado prisoners, nnd afterwards b.
lffIaIini
, 1880-07-16

THE peculiar people who are foollng awa5
their tlns and influence &n aho Fourtaonto
tChsmpalgnl District under thoname Of "6reen'
pominstsd candidate tor Congress, 4 daf
, 1880-07-16

OLD S1sIoN CANEnoN does not fall down
at the foot at Hancock like poor, played .out
Forney, but holds him ut bis exact valuc.: Ia
conversation tho other day ho thus oxprossod
himself: "a"
"You know was Grant mnn.. Well was
Grnnt man for tho reason that believed Il =
him. and beloved him to bo the hest n,an whH
s"@1 b @ tsh9Sy s y sas b as 'a - q 5 ~
could haue becI, .lofaa{tI fhnt .ea'tld rtqardas
sttpn1er faA than tia!Gs'd, atnt 70 nota!1a,ie!t
]. hive knowu daracia for ycars,, aad i k,io3
SS5ss.s: sSus i 4 a Sssve & ~ s 5s e Pss r.
riRht, and q tnnn ut the most en!nrgea views
aud comprehensive Intellect oc my in our
who ia iii neraonaf eharaotor. rei'resents ths /,
party's history bosteE thy. docs don. Garhesd''>
ii navo not tho icnst doubt of It, wc uro III
hoter conSon t Y aa nve na 1sKg fSnh gye
is insured t. u.s. although thcn we Ind aElitilir
chanco In tho a}uth and now wo: hnye not, his
much TINT wo lust ttloh.''
3" How IN Pennsytvnnla9" m
Well that {: i funny qaettinn; shc n, WY ,, b.
natioa Of iiacocK viii be of but lille benefit 10
then, fn our State. Tho number of Republicans
H hif oHs ss oTsr aud sasoes VII II s IT,
ccivu m moro votes In tho KcyRtonn Rtnte tha'l
any othor nun who could hnva hoon no'ni-
"What do you think Of uancncks"
~ think of Him. 3nGsa, ahGnf ~ .1y Gyeey oas n,s
Snneg SiS eSG a aaa taka n II y pstoa
nn'oss Il IL on dres. 1dritls. Therc % + moro
than ordinary and shIncs like star Of The arsE
iifo and iii pial.!nents havo orIy, boea
| such as would hive followed anY man In The
as ut ntsry ono ~ viii a'ls to , sroaty against hn.
Our peopte want q man with q record cspeciRlly
ety!i rScofd, ~ hs Is 70 od 1ne 9t the ehiss s
, 1880-07-16
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1850.

Trrsous 7cau(ny to,c,. for the .<aso,,, aud sum.
ntr trarc,tr~, et.n hap, 1hIr DAIRY TRIBUNE
mailed 10 them p'stmd for sf.2' per month. H.
.lutll,,J Sunltu elhto,, tr $io1 per 1nanth tefsh"
a,tt Il; and TIC address 1uil he Changed ~ 9ftsn a.
jfsfFth~
, 1880-07-16

Az oi!-p!pc burst ncar Salamanca, N. y,
yesterday, md tho oil which epurtcd frutn tho
break caught tlr0 by at,rae nletns. 4 child plAy-
Ing ncur BY WAS lttcrnlly roaBted AiIy1.
, 1880-07-16

A. COAL MINE al Excg!sior, pa., burned
yesterday, causing tho loss Ut $"3, CO., nnd throw
ll9 100 men mud boys out OF employment
, 1880-07-16

S.ASGAMoN County, III this State, has d
population of bs,!6EJ which Ia guin Of 1i3 Psg
cept OH tho popuiutlon Of 1870. Sprlug1olds =
population Is 1D,sGl
, 1880-07-16

THE New llAmpsEilrc Republican State
Convention will bc hei5Srpt. 7,
, 1880-07-16
THE P0L1T1Co- STRUGGLE IN
BELGIUM.

Suite, Is c0nclllAtmK tile FaEfcah Oy .An
amendment Of tile Falk laws, Belgium.
Catholic State, llas completely severed nlf
diplomatic relations with the Vatican. In
each cuse thcrp arc political motives ntwofk,
but they widely dlffor, In Germany It Is tha
effort Of the Premier to retain md CONSOLE
date personal power. In Belgium it Is. the
effort of the Premier to preserve civil md re-
liRious liberty, representing tho will of the
ruople TINT Belgium shall be ruled from
Belgium alld not frum Rome. ."
The struggle i'll Belgium between Church
and State Is a more radical ono than else
where. becn,,se 1t Inns always been tile homo
Of Uitromontano orthodoxy, and Rome h!tl,-
orto has had ~her own way. Now TINT the
first difference has como between thom, Rome
puts forward ita claims with offensive arro-
gnncc, and the civil power retorts by cutting
off MI communication with hor.
The Education. act, whicE, has provoked
tile hostility Of Rome, was not q stringent
measure. Thero was ample provision for
religious education in the schools out OF
school hours; but 1t denied tho right OF
Rome to take away from the State all supor-
inte,,icnco of the scirools. 1t clalnsed for
tho State the right to bo recognized In tho
management Of the schools. Tho Bishops
and clergy, Oh the other hand, denied that
tho State was competent to undertake edu-
cation Mt all, except under the sanction and
with tho cooperation Of the Church. They
declined to make any distinction between
religious and secular instruction, ar to have
auyth!ng to do witt, it>un1ess they could
have complete control. Tho Belgian Gov
nrrtrnrt f0c1t tst1tn 11r1rt,of1r nnrlf,t1y
, 1880-07-16

lar government Tho gabho In tho l,en,trro,o
platform nbous "humo riio" ami "n FREQ t,is
lut" Il tho vcrlest hyroertsy and chrckIe,t
nlcnd0clty,
, 1880-07-16

ORIENTAL. ,tonGl:; Et5: n \. =: 4 a: Ms-Rsa.
EiANl.ES cATl,fS, SserctAr5.
, 1880-07-16

Ifnntey'x 'rhcmtre. 1850.
RnnfoIph strcot. bnswecn c!ntk and La eal's
ucneht of MIR. Gporuu l1o!tHnd.
, 1880-07-16

SENATOR CAMrESTEn will take tho plat-
for1u thIs fall 10 favor OF Gen. GnrflolL. 1Ic is
confident Of victory in Wisconsin md IN tho
Iofja
, 1880-07-16

'rnE Emperors OF Germany and Austria
slll hnvo IL short Interview Mt Gnsssn to-day.
, 1880-07-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

TTnverty'$ 'Thentre.
dearborn street., cnrnes Of Monroe, Auaust!n
Ualy'a NOW York Company In tho "lsoJal Mtddy.''
, 1880-07-16

TuoMAs JONES, II merchant Of Southport,
England, has fa'lod. The liabilities arc placed
It $;9J,0W. .
, 1880-07-16

Until 1915 these counties were dlytdcd
among aeyeral districts. Tlley oxtend along
the river from the northern to the southern
line, and Include the richest bottom lands III
tho State. They are populated hrgcly BY
negroes. WHO outnnmRcr the whites ten to
one outside OF tho cilles Of VlckshnfE an.i
Natehez, and nre in majority even IN those
cittcs. III l873 Mississippi WIS redtstfletod,
md the river counties were gerry'nandered
into ono district, tlie Intention then being to
maas tho Republican vote In that district and
let IT 60 Republican ny Ill OVERWHELMING
, 1880-07-16

members ami NEST fnithfut nice, tho Irish,
Detnncrn@ Speeches were mado In tho even.
Ing by Frvcrnt Of tho tefcgntr%.
, 1880-07-16

RUSSIA demands tliAt ltuulMnlia sl.nll exrel
Ati tho NiMlllsta within It's hOrsler3.
, 1880-07-16

CHINA, hAvsng abandoned nil Idea Of war
with Nussu, has purtloncl Ching How. :.
, 1880-07-16

SEyESrY-rwo Children tttet yesterday IN
Scw York fron, tho effects Ut the lntensc heat.
, 1880-07-16

THE Irish Republican Convention at III
d!anapoiis yesterday selected HI Executive
Committee combating Vt ono member for ouch
ststa and Territory, whose duty II will 10 to
collect stau7tlcs To show how tseuehesuus the
Democratic party haz been 10 lts most loyal
, 1880-07-16
Che GrtI,a1>1e.


Nv arAyt--1y ADMINISTRATION PREPAID.
ia,,Y edition. one N.t>0
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trnssfSy ThMrr3nT and HaurdAT. frer yehf,s 0,fs0
Mnniny NeHneS{fnY, and EettnY, nor YcnF,, 600
S.tnTT8 ~ nr HuntnY maze Hon pnr roar E.AD
AnJ other day, per yenr.. A'oV
WEEKLY EDlTloN-roaTrA1U.
ope copy. per 7ear...........". A.so
CN Of fDHf.
Gl4b
Eneclmen copies sent !rca. ........
Give l'ost. QnIce nIdrcts lii fn1 Including atato and
County.
Romtt.ancca may be made either b} draft, erprosA
rostOco ordcr. or In realttorcd 1otter. nt our risk
TO CITY BUnsCn1nErS.
Daily delivered. gundny exempted I'll eens per weok
Dally delivered, Sunday included. 60 cents por week
Addrees THE Tribune COMPANY.
Corner Madison and Dearborn-sts. Chicago. Ill.
, 1880-07-16

Wuo's Mouat? The natne has familiar
sound. Mouat IL eltlzen Of Phtladelpnia. who
has bcon on tEihI on . charge Of forging eleo'
htu-rctus1}s In tue Fifth Ward Of that city. tho
caso was pretty clear,--at least the lawyers auo
tho Judge thought 10. But, though tue .tisI Or
aupInd nine days and the Jury was out four
days, no verdict could be Eut. Ono obstinate
man hold out, The 1uror's y 'oouvtauous" hase
beon pfptty we'll aired IN the press slnce tho
trial, an! this aiming other reports has como
out: "Whop hp stepped lnto ths 1urY~box ees
{oro tho twutvp woro iu,paueed, and was aos
obloated to by the defense, and rstnalucd TN
challenged by the Commonwealth, Wstl-kuo"n
attnrney, whose treatment ot erlullual casos has
brought hin, both fane aud financial reward.
turned to fullow .lnnmesr pf the Ilar and sa!d
In 4 loud aaida. 'The Coh,uonwcalsh maoo
mistake there. That man viii novos AgEsa 10
conY!ot IN the wotAA.'" They Do tAa&e things
pleasantly ip Phllndalpa!s. 1t aas tho Eeputa.
lion Of being ono of the iooaest elttes 10 tho
country on ela1tlon-any, and Rnna Of The yaH.
Gus attempts to purify tts oharae1or have been
nf Ill 6ucecs3ful. -
, 1880-07-16

Tho Republican VotQ By count!cs In this
favored district IN 1877 and 1873 compares as
foilows:. IT H.. =.
, 1880-07-16

nnn,,ors sud ,,,,., t,,,,r,,t ,,,,,,. ~, ,,,.,,
,c,nucrn,u snnn,,,o. ..o.,, 1,,aS., Il, tto o,,,,
rr l,r ,r,o~ot y. ,,,n .,.,o,.e,,. ''o ~ Wv
s.@.,... ~ -.
t,,,,n ,..,;..'-..c r. - 7- -..o.
u, ycsteras a'ld dse'tic'. 10 seaaec
ue p"s VI !n'ue'st anu ~ cReo tho laater "o nnt
.eeo"o W snelr te'mh ""s ret'1sr" ~ "orK
ao .n"es ~ msen!heEy' s"en tt'hanln 'sHn''o-
-. y. no ~ N nc'e'c" tno "1"c'e "'t "ot ao'
''' 'Ao wv" i''.s.
~ ~.-.-.-----,--. 4,
u, IlE nn'"n.l staannaeht VI III" business vi
J. ~" ,ss sn'esn I'is1@uco ies tno ScNr enunR 1Iuo
crease over tho business OF tht preceding rear.
iho not incotnc to tho Government. after pay.
ny a'l expenses or tho o1hces, fhcld'nH the cost
ot 1reo ucliscry. IA IN rnilil numbers $7e0,oUo
. ----------.-.--- -----:--------..-.---
l'ENU h'itl l3ollVfh hfe hD0uI 70 enter INTO
with ono Tug and ono Gnvcrr-
mcut, tho now nntt0n to bo kr,uwn rs tho urltud
States Of Bolivia nnd Peru. Tho preliminary
RtGps hf1fQ been Formulated and nErccd on.
rhts move IS rendered necessary by tho hostlIo
md aggressive attitude Of Chill to both conil'
tfies' -.,
.11----...---.-;-,., - ,,y..,.,
ohNAton! NoN oAalEitoS sls''eu' M"s',.ns.
.on ses'csaay' "'lt "PpcMru" ~ " II. l''o"as
s'..s.o M ~ n'oA ueeason :" ens uA ."e,o w., wa
..otM W.T., VI etnta IN INC etofaes Ml'o"l os t"',
ine nean". nv WV aoo'. u" ~ ~ ,e.o'cto"
1tun hs iecent ,'a'i'osnton ~ aa.o1"ss'y ~" ~
un'aFtnk .no po.e1i !''"' "nof' ~ WILL W
AAGA HBHlluK AuF AAFualus
1,.-u:z-.-,,.;. -. 7,,...
HAHvEet u1osl'ees III t!l.llce ".o ptohl-
,slnH, except ~ uo wes1ern asu eas'es'. M
tio''ate". 4N"s.t"" ,","'u.s ~, e"npl'. Y the
Ivy, !oeohs ne"ts In''s; "nne .'e 1.'"t.''".'' ~
JUICY uFcF HH HUuIlt4Nt1l $IH vi TJps HHEHt A1Il4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25

huencs bull speculation, and after q few
moments OF Weakness the stock market
became strone, and upto the time we write
prices have been advanced 4a5 per cent
the latter Chattanooga and Northwestern
common. The preferred has advanced q
per cent; Michigan Central 2s; Union
Pacific 2t; Burlington and Quincy, Dela.
ware, Lsckawanpa and Western, Lake
Shore, Reading, Northern Pacific prefer.
red and New York Central2 per cent each,
and the remainder Of the list lsa per cent.
The United States Assistant Treasurer
at noon opened proposals to sell the Ga ol
1850 TO the sinking fund, and one lot Of
$245, 900 was offered at sl02.s7 or above
the limit; $lo29 was prescribed for ali
purchases uPto This date,
=, The PosI says, In the third edition: In
the stock market after we last wrote the
Nashville and Chattanooga further de-
clined l per cent, and the remainder Of
tha list tai per cent, the latter Canada
Southern. The market then again became
strong and prices advanced 3s3i per cent,
the later North western preferred, which
sold at f453 Northwestern common ad-
yanced 2t to 123. Milwaukee and st,
Paul advanced II to 1881, aud l per
to 1871 for preferred. These are the bighf
est prices ever paid for the stocks named.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25

BuTrALo, November 24.-The Canadian
propeller Georgian, which has been lying
at our docks the past twenty.fonr hours,
had on board twenty tons Of nitroRiycer-
Inc and forty tons of giant powder, enough
10 have destroyed the lower pvt Of the
city had an explosion occurred, left Tor
Port Williams, Lake Superior, this morn.
Ing. The explosive materialsAr intend,d d
for useon the construction of the Canadian
Pacific railway.
The material was Afst loaded on an old.
pilot schooner, and after passing through
the severe gale OF last Sunday, She went
ashore, when It was reloaded IN an old
tcow, then transferred TO tho propeller
and brought 70 this port. AS soon AZ the
dangerous character Of her cargo was
known, the propeller was Obliged 10 leave.
Its q great wonder thati in forcing her
way through the accumulation OF broken
Ice an explosion did not occur. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25
An fsauimnuI nurderer Arrres,e.i.!l

ST. JOINS, N. F., November 2S.-Tbe
Esquimaux murderer, Ephraim, was cap.
tured on Wednesday last after an exciting
chase Of six days, aud Is expected here to-
day in charge Of the police. In septem.
ber Ephraim and his step.son. Philip
travelled from their fishing place In Lab
rador into the creek, and soon after Philip
was shot through the neck and died on
the spot. Ephraim's frat story wss that
Philip had stumbled and fell, 'andsin the
fall the gun, was discharged. Philips
vile Nancy, who "a said TO have
been Ephraim's paramour, confirmed the
statement. She afterwards told Philips
brother Paul that this statement was un-
true, and that she was afraid to Tell the
truth, which was that Ephraim had com
mitted the muTderous deed. She added
that Ephriam threatened her own life aud
that Of her child II she did not confirm his
version. Of the manner in which Philip
met his death. Ephrism has since con.
iessed his. guilt, saving they were disput-
ing about Nancy; that astruggle ensued,
and that Philip seized his gun, when be
also laid hold ot his gun, threw Philip
down and then shot him from behind in
the neck. The murderer is thirty-six
years old, and guilty Of other serious
cIimee.p ssrsf -Esptl "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25

wAsnINeroS, November "a. While
Gen. Garfield Is here he will get great
deal OF otadvics. He says he intends 70 bt
an expert listener for the nextithret
months, and here in Washington during
bis briel stay he will have all the sugges
tons and advice rained upon him that he
can conveniently carry. seyera! lead
ing Southern Republicans now in
Washington intend 70 make dead
set at him upon the subject Of .
Southern man in the Cabinet. The report
has been calculated that he would ignore
that sec don Id making his Cabinet, as he
did not get an electoral vote in oil those
States. 5IEwilI be shown him that -hii
popular vote lin.the Southern States wa
much larger than cast for him in New
England. The Southern Republicans dc
not intend to suggest any particular namt
to him, but to protest against q sectiona
Cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25

NEw YoRK, November 2s;-A private
dinner party, in honoEof General Grsdt,
was given this evening at the Union Club
house, by ex.Judge ohas. A Peabody. The
following were present: Gen. Grant, Gen.
Chester A, Arthur, Gov. Cornell, Peter
Cooper, Jno. O. Hamilton, ex-Minister
Stoughton, John Jacob Astor, President
Barnard; OF Columbia COLLEGE; Benjamin
Il. Field, Clarence A. Seward, VIM. Allen
Butler, Ex-Governor Alexander II. Bull
lock, Of Massachusetts,; ex-senator Ghalee,
Professor .Vincenzo5B B6tta, the Rev. J. Col.
ton Smith, Luther Marsh, Gen. A. Badeau,
the Rev. DR.. Peabody, Of Harvard Uni-
yetgity; Colonel Fisher, "a. Baker, Gordon
W.. Burnham, ex!JudgeS Porter, Judge
Mstchiord, Judge Noah Davis, George
Bliss, Norman B. Eaton, Edward Pierre
pont, James Grant Wilson, Judge Choate,
ex.Judge Dillon, General Patterson
and the Rev. DR.. Newman. II was
stated that Thurlow Weed would
be present for. "a lew minutes In
the course ofathe evening. No formal
speeches were made.5 General Garfield,
who had been invited by telegraph to be
present, sent his regrets, and a long and
cordial telegrams Among the invited
guests who were unable TO be present
were William NJ. Evarts, Hamilton Fish,
Roscoe Conkling, Frederic De Reyter,
Theodore Romeyn, OF Detroit, John 6!
Cisco, Judge Daniels and, ,others.