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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

To THIS cO,irLEETON it has come at
last with 4ehn Cessna, as we last weel,
said it would His promise" of a ma
l1r.v Of 81, 200 I'm this State for Garfield
lls been growing small by degrees and
ltifuIly less. and the Johnstown Trj-
a. Of Tuesday gives as q sign of dis
tr5ss the latest utteunccs of Cessna,
t.tiat as there are seven thousand voting
places IN the State Of Pennsylvania. if
ju= one Democratic vote is gained over
t0 the Republican poll in each OF these
districts, 10 fear ueej he apprehended OF
eHrsylyaaia'5 S vote Oh what fall
IS there, ms couutryueu
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

HAVING in last weeks FREEMAN
hermelicaIly sealed the lips of the editor
OF the Altoona Tribune in reference to
the use either OF force or fraud by the
Democrats of Iowndes county, Alabama,
at the recent election i'm that State. as
had been confidently charged by that pa
per, we did not suppose chat its editor,
after he had craHled out Of the hole into
which we had put him, would falsely
and Deliberately attribute to as, i'm the
article referred to, the Use of the follow
ing words ''They will do it, - says the
FREEMAN, least the vote of every
Southern State for Hancock 50 To put
words into our mouth which we never
uttered is not quite consistent with the
high moral preteusions of the Tribune.
They will do it Who will do it -
and what viii they do ? Why. as stated
in the preceding sentence, that the same
colOred men who voted the Democratic
ticket in Lowndes county, claimed by
the c0lOred editor of the Huntsville IEr-
UId to have been ''mOre than a thOus-
and" would vote for Hancock in No
vember, and tnat thousands more like
them in Alabama and in every other
Southern State would do the same
thing. That is what we meant when
we used the words, ''They viii DO it. -
10y adding to which certain words of its
own the Tribune perycrts into q declara-
ton on our part that the vote Of every
Southern State Will be counted for Han
cock, right or wrong" This may be
fair and honorable in the estimation Of
the Tribune, but we regard it rs the
meancst kind Of editorial bushWhackfnr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

TIE reports of the progress Of the
campaign daily received from all sections
Of the country during the past week by
the Democratic National Committee
continue TO be of the most encouraging
character. We viii only notice two of
the most notable instances of acccssions
to Hancock outside of this State. In
the eighth ward Of Syracuse. New York,
lifty-oue Republicans who had Joined a
Hancock and English CIubraiscd a Han
cock pole $50 feet high ON Monday night
last. The pole was drawn through the
principal streets OF the city 10y four
horses preceded by martial music, and
caused much excitement in political cir
cles- The ffty-oue Republican Hancock
members Of the Club say that fully two
hundred Republicans in the Eighth Ward
viii join it before the campaign is over.
In Bridgeport, Connections, Gen. Noble,
Col. Ben Lockwood. Col. samuel sum
uer. Col. Robert Fliz-ibJous. and many
others. soldiers in the late war and for
mer Republicans, have formed Han
cock Club which already comprises sew
eral hundred soldiers who have seen act
i've service. In cur own state the Nt
Pleasant Times and Mining Journal. a
Republican paper has ayowad itself for
Hancock for reasons which viii ue found
published elsewhere in our paper. Mar
shall >WaItzweider, the welt known
Pittsburgh criminal lawyer, has an
nouuced himself for Hancock. These
are all very large straws and show how
strongly the political tide is running in
favor of Hancock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

The Republican organs profess to
have strong hopes Of success from the
fact, as claimed by them, that ;he Qua
bars VIII vote for Garfield. We suppose
they VIII, and it win be all ON account of
Gariald's military record. for it is well
known -hat the Quakers are opposed to
war as a mode OF settling disputed ques-
t5als, and could not. therefore, be cx-
U-c5ed to take any stock in such a .'su-
pcrp soldier as Gen. Hancock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

SCHUYLER CoLFAN is said by some of
tua Republican papers to be in great de
usud in Eastern Pennsylvania as q
teachers institute lecturer, but De dent
seem to be in demand any where as q
stump speaker for Garfield. And yet
since Patterson. of New Hampshire,
another Congressional, lamb who "bor-
-awed money in the shape OF Credit
EFabilier stock from Oakes Ames. has
taken the s-ump in favor Of Garfield. i5
seems strange that Coifay hasn't seen
his way clear to initiate his example.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

JuDcE HERsCuEL V. JOHNSON. Of
Georgia, who was the Democratic can
didaLe for Vice President ia 1850 on the
ticket with Stephen \. Douglas. died
one day last week. lie was siEty-eight
years old, and had filled several of the
highest offices in his State.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

MR. REDPATH. the correspondent in
IRELAND OF the New York IrjJwc, esti-
mates the amount OF money sent from
this country during the present year. fer
the relief OF Ireland, at 5rc millions of
dollars. This includes the New York
Herali fund, contributions to Mr. Par
nell, the Nun o. KeHmare' 5 fund and the
amounts sent directly TO Catholic and
Protestant hleF5rclies. 10 prominent cit
liens, and by families III America direct
TO their kindred in ireland.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

DAN VOORHEES, took time between
delivering two stump speeches on Satur-
day last, to telegraph to q friend III
Washington that Ee could safely bet his
pile on the success of the Democratic
state ticket in Indiana at the October
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

The house of Martin Neinricb an tbo
liue between Dane and Columbia counties
IN NJ isconsiB, was discovered on fire Ias1
sunday night. The door being forced the
Dodles OF Neinrich and his :wife bearing
latal shot wounds, were found within. Tbs
couple had lived unhappily, and it is snppose6
Weinrieh shot his wife and then committed
suicide u
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27
4 REvoLTTNG CENE,-A Chicago dis.
patch Of the 2ISt saws:

patch Of the 21st says;
4 iatal and revolving case of abortion was dis
covered here this morning. some two weeks No.,
q woman, Identified by letters on her person as IN
a n fluikncr- of OTTAWA. Canada came here
ana TOOK lodgings at No 1850 West Madison street
beIhS SICK she was attended by DR.. Thomas NJ
NTeaill- OF No +51 Of the street Recently his
visits became more frequent. and on Thurla~ lie
was seen 70 enter the house with case Of instru-
nents \ cstcrday the keeper Of the house Mrs
faJte Mckay. left in the morning with her chill
dEeh, ana tnls morning Mr.. Green. attracted bv
a. tnpic3S2nt odor rom the room. occupied by
WIS Faulkner notified the police. and they brok =
INTO the room There they found the BODY of the
woman iSinS IN bed saturated with blood randi
~ accomplishing and bearing unqucstionabIe evi.
ISnce oi the operation which had caused DEATH
through description of the doctor given bv thr
notrders Dr. Cream was arrested aud was fienti-
hed as the visiting physician, and IN a drul, store
near Joy was icund q note addressed to him bv Mrs
,Ilohsy, say ing: The woman is dead and have
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

MOTHERS, don't fail 10 have SINFs' Dvs-
ENTEkH COMPOUND on hand for the relief
ot your little baby when attacked with auv
b"Wei complaint II contains no Morphine.
nor Opium, yet its soothing effect viii give
the little sufferer so much relief that he will
at once fall into gentle sleep, and give his
mother as well rs every provoked bachelor
IN the house, an opportunity to rest
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE admits
-, 9uti sexes Endowment half million
Tuition free Courses .0f study 1,i@ss;I,I
Scientific, and Agricultural q thorouob
preparatory Department. Expenses S. to b
per week For catalogue, address
JOSEPH SBoRTIIDGE, A N.
lo-l".-l2t.I Pres State College, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

TIE Hollidaysbgrg SteBdard very
pertinentiy says that Tie interest mani
Tested 10y the Altoona Tribune in the
fortunes Of Banner and Conrad reminds
one of the history Of the endeayors made
by certain historical parsonage to run
the affairs of the patriarch of u. The
Tribune may not know it, but there is
not Democrat IN Blair or Cambria
county so simple as not to understand
the purpose Of the 7riJl,pe in wasting so
much Of its editorial space on the Sena
tori2l question:. And when the proper
time comes the Democrats viii nominate
the next Senator from This district.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

FOR CoNHEE-5-
a. II. COFFROTH, Of Somerset.
ToU STATE SENATOR;
HERMAN BAUNER, of C0nemauEh Bor0',
ISul5saf 10 decision eF Democratic C9HttrdHrt-l
FOR ASS -EEELT
JOHN FENLpN. of EheushurZ-
J.. ID. WOODRUFF Uf JlLEslUWu.
FOR rEJTEEEuTAItI-
CHARLES a. I.ANCfBELN. 5i Chest Township
TOR rEGI-rFE and RECORDER:
8uCHAEL SW EI.NyE-N-. of Cambria Borough
FCE DIsTE-gr ATrulc-,-
WILLIAM il. SECIILEH, of Ebenshu-z.
FOR POOR EeUsE Directors:
FRANCIS 7. BAKER. o. ycars.l fssusgCehauua
GEORGE ". EASILY. q year, Of Juaastgwa.
rUr CORONER
y n. DOUGLASS. OF Chest Springs,
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
HENRY SEAMAN. OF CarrJIIt1wu-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

SiNEs' DYsENTERY CONPOUND has been
recommended SO highly for children and
,la9ies, but don't forget it. oldi5acbelor, yon
reason Tor yourself
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

INFORNATIoN FOR HASCoCfz AND f.,yeT.Isf!
tLJE-.-Ehe National Democratic Commit
tee has adopted uniform, consisting of
cap. cape, double swinging torch. baldric
and badge, which they recommend for the
Use of clubs throughout the country. This
uniform has been selected from a large nunl-
Der cI samples, and, after careful coUsulta-
ton, the committee have deemed it eNpedi-
ent To give the sanction Of their authority O
this uniform ia order that rs far as possible.
the equipments of Hancock Clubs througl :
out the country should be uniform A.
ranSements have been made by which the e
uniforms can hc furnished in any number
the folloNlug extremely low prices Can. %
cents cape, II cents double swinging
torch, IL cents, making 4 total cost of So
cents. In case baIGTic and badge are adoDt-
ed ny the clubs, they can bc furnished for
haldric p cents badge. p cents Orders
10 any extent can be promptly filed through
this committee, and the goods sent by express.
&. .. D
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
dress and house-furnishing?
First, how: Write for a
catalogue; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. If samples can be
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants 50
plainly that exactly the right
samples can be sent.
Second, where: The place
where goods arc kept in the
greatest variety; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality ;
where prices are lowest;
where most care IS taken
to serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory.
Ihere-nO matter where
you are-if you make your
wants known and avail your
self Of your privileges, You
will get the best things in
the best way, promptly and
without trouble or risk;
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
riage than the money you
save in the price.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

AN IMPORTANT Convent Mount
Pleasant (Westmorcland county) despatch
to the IIuS5UIC Post dated Aug. 80. saws
that the Times and MjHiEy JoITaoY Of shat
place, former Republican paper published
in the interest OF She mining community, and
one of The most Influential papers I'm the coke
country, ,haVnEa large circulation, announced
itself that morning for Hancock and English
and the whole Democratic ticket The effect
Is demoTaiZing TO Che Republicans of that
entire section, who are utteriHg curses deem
and loud The following are some OF the
reasons for that Journals change of base
after careful aud patient Investigation Of the
records Of both candidates. the conviction forced
ttscli upon rs that ETit bis furnished career Con
6arhcid was the eantilutc Of tho political trick
stcrS. rings and uficehoidcrs. On the other side
the Democracy hsvc nominated % man "a soldier of
tie late rebellion whose career both civil and inil
ltary is without q stain; nay is even admitted by
the bttcrest party organs OF the opposition 10 be
unaSSai liable
II was the champion OF civil rights in the DAYS
OF reconstruction, and his remarkable letter to
Gcheral sherman when the nation trcmbled with
the violence 81 party feeling during the electoral
troubles OF T6 proves him to be OF calm 1uuieioI
cast OF mtnc-a man who would rather he right
thdn be President. \ careful perusal of the i,Iat
forms OF both parties reveals the fact that there
practically no difference between them. and Re
publican orators can hnd nothing to present their
hearers 5Ut the same old exploded ssnseIcss CIV
about southern outrages. or some equally vicious
silly topic
In view OF these facts We have deemed il o,r.
duty 10 declare for the soldiers tsitcsrlan the
champion Of liberty, the enemy OF srruut1on and
the only man whose influence will reuritp a divi,-
ed people Believing, too, that change in the
ADM nstratton OF the affairs Of government is not
only desirable but absolutely necessary to the t,
lty @! our free y stem OF t0vermmcnt and tho it
mate prosperity OF our whole people,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

CEEssON STRINGS Ne5r Hotel Deucud-
ed.-A special correspondent of the PIi.a-
delphia Times, writing from CrcsSon under
date of the list inst, says this among other
things:
The concert and hop Of the Mountain House
orchestra last evening marked the climax ui the
most successful season that CrcssOu has known Tor
many years The company has been more cos mo
lullJin ThHN iu previous Seasons, New aTk. Phil
adcipE1s- Baltimore and Washington being repre-
scufct- as well as ilt-SauT-g. iueIuual and other
Western cities. and Il here were O. modern hotel
here tra-zon would HC one Uf tic most popular
mountain resorts on tEc continent. As it Is. Ihcre
has been a constant demand for two three times
the available gccommUol-igus but the house is
antiqIarcd and iOrl1rr, and glthuu-h st is very
we'll Kept 10 Is unworthy v It's beautiful surround
in2s ana el The actual and possible attractions of
the place The guests N.-rc>>et their opinion crl
this subject very plainly last evening. They held
q meeting aitc- the concert. at which Ur Huston.
Of Marietta presided ana after some remarks hy
Dir. A Leo Knott ol Baltimore, adopted an adj
dress 10 the hotel COMPANY proposed uy Colonel
Couynghaln in which Jhc experience OF this season
was p1ihtct 20 ae UuordtUG convincing evidence OF
the need Of 8 new house. and in which also we IL
merited praise was accorded 10 Mr.. Tylcr's man
HwcuUeut.- -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Philadelphia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27


y CONNECT CUT CURIOSITY. The follow
ing remarkable statement has been Journey
ing through the press:
Now il is Yankee. AIR. Samuel Bromley OF
Mystic River, in the state OF Connecticut who an
hoGnccs AIS ahtity u live Tor hours with his
nose and mouth herncticauy sealed. Where is
this thing TO stop?
Commenting oH this statement, q Norwich
(Conn.) despatch says
The individual referred 10 above is the po1,ula r
barber OF Mystic, little village on the sound be-
tween New London auI Watch HiTl iIc bas "a
unique oincc IN the main street OF that delightful
oic-time hamlet and is well known along the
coast as fat Sam.-' Those acquainte1 y M sssrr
see no reason why Ic should not be able to accom-
PitSh shat is coupled with his name for be IS able
20 breathe Ter time without the use Of mouth or
noStrlts. communication between his lungs and
the outside world being kcptsE3 through his cars
When smoking cigar hc often exhafes the smoke
through the same extraordinary channels. to the
profound astonishment OF those who are unaware
OF this freak of nature Many persons who have
seen the jet OF cigar smoke creeping out Of his cars
are willing to testify 90 the truthfulncss Of sFat
sam s. assertiun- Though not particularly fond
oi Ectoriety. sam thinks he establish his ahi-
~ U i've Practically "hcrmctcally sealed FOR
tea days-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27
GALUsHA y. GROW

lie went off with David Wilmot.
however, which was earlier than the
Breckenridge DoUgias troubles The
Wilnpt provisO business demoraliZed
the whole northern tier of counties on
uS-BradfOrd, Snsquehanna. Potter and
Mexican. Jump in. Vic, said Wilmot
to Vic. Piolette Jump in, you shall
go To Congress and l will be Judge -
but Piolette shook his head and the two
Democrats separated. Wiimot went to
Congress as an anti-slaveTY Democrat.
and was afterward a Judge Piolette
still lives, but could never strike it DO
Htically. He made plenty of money
building railroads. but he never seemed
to know just when he could interfere in
pOlitices to the greatest advantage to
himself. Perhaps it Was all 10 his adj
vantage that he never got what he most
desired. lie is still vigorous enough to
look after one OF Nilmot pets, Galusha
y Grow in a political way.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

Elasius PistOrius, who i'm 1871 murder
ell man near Norristown, i'm Moutg0m-
cry county, and who was convicted Of
murder in the first degree, but after
wards had his punishment committed 10
imprisonment for life, and is now seIv-
ing his sentence in the Eastern peuitea-
tiary. and who was so abusive Of Arch
bishop Wood and his attorneys, now says
he is possessed OF the devil" That
was the general opinion when he com
mitted the murder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-08-27

THE BONANZA rcH aooK-AGrSrs
, 1880-09-22
EQUALIZATION AND CROPS.

SpnlSGFIEi.n, Sept. 9i.-1t was expected
TIM. the COMMITTEES Oh Lands would seiwYt Ia
tho State hoard OF Equalization te-'lay, hut
tile report wns not luite rcatly. 1t pr'yles
for raising the assessment Of lands In tonk
County to III, average ri $45 per s2re Ill
steal Of saO.l0, as assessed.
trhc report Of the Statc DoarA of Aeri.
culture shows that Oil AlE. eighteen cu ,s'!'
ties rcpnrtcd tile corn II, better tllan aver.
ngt. condition: fifteen ut an averag e; lifts.
nino at frDli Il IN G per cent Of iii average:
nMt. len Mt IS tn 7'5, yer cent. T!,e prospect
thought the effect of the drought 0f Argtlst
has .ttcn exaggerated, mud tile crop will I'M
fall h.1ow M nver1ge. The reInrt afsn SLOWS
by estimate that the NIR crop ibis fall Will be
a.1!s,4s5 heutl,-an Increase over lust year 0i
iii 2tU lleat1
, 1880-09-22

.nnie @ :en m M Into hat bands i,r TIC ',naihon,
i wi did mS % straw hat? ThInk tHuy waik:tl Of
baSe ss ,ot s+9 s 1x1 xr Sos' !" p:; :; ;%ii1Sr %in 1
ii s io,'*"kcspina .lyaeal! th& anyhow; Wh"rc's
ny ..psnMsIri. s T.. hnsx,e % .n;s9 r FpMIrsxc ;g t!:.
thDse suspenhrrty' an.l hc pulled tho lmnks otr
Tho shcif anil rlmlnnRed around tehln,' tho
casc with hrotn handle for dtvlninx st*l:
bsfsrs i'1si,t, s,nse,fel $f:. sisnper,,;lyk@s,: @
pctr,yHc. "1iaw arr IN =" yo,i ~ uoing to !lx e,n7
ya!, ;9 yM. G,.t',. tSnS t. wnx '1!e,,%. ,!sam.
iny asek! ii,w 'i'ys rr'1",.o io iiy 'r!ns t'ninK
,'sy K ' fs s "" @ nj 1's M yr " @ !" i m tosy g t faI
g aervicc ns a tlIc. FIX '"ui. why ttnn't Sc?
why don't y. tx 'en1 Thc.e t't,'iscrs asc Re,,
and Mr. apHpendyksHh shut AcToa* tho rttnn md
tlovc nr!t'rr tho wlr'r"bo In scarcf' Of tho lost
...ln*t lci me buckle them tight hchtnd." sa'd
'..That's tho scheme shriekc.! Mr; sMoper,:
nt1 uyttcr.knifc. An ytnl wnnt fl Il, hAvc
somsTy snn t st eers ce's !cg o. ~ M t s m
rispcntlers between now and the next ,sar1*'
NII0" lAtF HCIE III pH9 kH1Ihs HHGt ut pun
tilom mn" >n,,scl. Mrs. Spoopsnsiykc. entering
1,p'n little LMinctive rcAsnItit,E He 'litlt,t
tukn thnin otf and Rn they tntlst l,r tterc ntw.'
amt tho Rtkrl w1s1lan approached her husband
with IL sfpiiI.
.."Uh! H"w they're going to to nxc'l...', said
Str. Hpnnptn'iske. With htrrih'e grin. {rrMps
you're at''nR tt' Cit button hofes ~ your hiil'ls
and feet and hMnY urer ms shoulders. aint yn?
Wnnt mr. tn put I'm tf, sver my head like Il
tn,t"ssy skirt with two tueks asri "As.,ea to
1t, don't ye? Maybn ytm think th9sr t,lsnctr-
:rs hurried ,'wi, To h,takf,nt sos to X: tho
nrst crack ut tho lnt,rainX papcr don't yex"
op.i,iuF tho buck 0i },rr it,ialand'H ilnttering
shlrt, ss saw The ,.niss!nx nj sspeG.lsra nc ha'l
Ing tic muslin, and had forgotten nil utout
thn!n.
"smart 4s a whip, amt ycT' erowlel Mr
the sls1cn.lcrs tlown. III my hrat WA ~ c!ear
rs yours " hEro OUT for church bell fMi
to b. u nIrroseorc." And Mr.. spM'pcndTke
hurried on hEs clothcs aad .scnttlcd 'iown-s'nr!
to get tl,s tut,fntx paper bpforc his wlfo col Ill
mike Il clutch ut It.
, 1880-09-22

with tho grounds, will he lu thc nci9hborhoNl Of
*2ipNlm1 Tho vfRttlct nt Van t}ufGg atrttt has
bce,l enasxotl tu nI't'w two double trucks
70 r,ln us!nr;,p,.I... The stet Il exncete tn lle
rraIy for t,ccupntton Ntnnt ll,r.. l.. lss1:
Tho main bi,tll,g f. tInw NJ IN TIM ro,s. and
wurK nm thc t,npnitl.rs,t ts.wars Hhh ii'ans"sd
is lnst ttlinsneiicc.'. The irt,Ii shed whrh ex-
tends frofn shOrt tIIBtI,Itr -u,,th nf MntIssn to
witnin III, fret IT vnn s'uren r. nsr siin,t.r wM5
tho INV frrfxht -hta,aax If the i.nslinYtn,, IN
GA,aj street, futwrc,I 1farrisn an., 'rwclfih of
which mention hnA been n,;tt!s II TIE T!ItnuSE
i'm hna purchased propcriy fr''tn st1t:chth 70
1larriRnt,, nn' will run u" thn hnw sstlxht.
it1trs viii r.ln frum Sixteenth atrent Into tho
nrw Enion Ilcp,t oser tito tracks of lhc Fort
il IL unicrst,nui Tint tho }'n1I- Handle Depot ut
IT,. s4,rnrr nf EnrrnI and f,ltntnn streets Il to
he tranafntincd tutuu freight. .ht!,+e rs Fonii na
The nrw ,lrlht ut Mutlisn uini tnnai Ia Fently to
rrenIye Tho at-Jinilde Ailu Milwaukee IT.
Iknth
, 1880-09-22

Special Dtspatsh 10 The Chicago 7rtbant.
Is,r.rsnt,Ro, Pm, Hcut cl.-sie,nl,cla at tho
.,,.',I ,,n,,u,It t.sou,a,,or NJ tto t.nr+ Nayne
'".."' ~ ~, ''i. .n, ~. .,,., s ,... a..,,,.,
Chicago 1tafrMh ne1a snelF se'ehtn hf't..'n, :"
EunyGntE1n fn this ely to-day Iherc wasn 11H
ntttulonc,.. preat,tctt Wynctnp rcni hIH nf,-
min, o,f,rcas or ,rhich Inn fo,towinu Ii II synop.
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