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, 1880-09-20
RAILROAD MATTERS.

Newton S. Wn1klcy. for a lons time with
tho Baltimore Il OhiU Railroad, died
Wednesday, In the 10th year of his age. lie
was natfve of Austlnburg, q. The funeral
iook place yesterday. md Ills remains fostntl
their lust resting'place III t'racelat.i Gene
!ery: The funcra! services were tmrfor1ne,
~ the Rev. Henry q. Perry, of tle Episcopal
t,fflircst, ntst largH number OF friends wer.
IN attendance. He lu,lyp4 Il willow niitl sew
crnl children 10 ,nn,tr,I his lnxs.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says the wranec
over the Peoria Il Springfield, f;na,E ut I'enrla
has brett settled Mt Inst 'y Its fA!ing Into the
hnnu4 N tho Wabash. FFtce-l'reslttrnt 4. l..
l!opklns Of thG hitter hnyI,,s 1n'e,, appointed
!eceIytr In pIace OF J. Il. lfilllaItl, who rc.
signed to 1nakn The ync,llcy. Thu. e,tlitest
Wis between Mr.. lfnp1itIs md A1nj. lfrni,lrlg,
General Manager Of tl'e lm'Iann. DM,l,l!,!x-
tho Peoria, Decuttlr 4: Evansville l:untt. It
Is 1iot expected TINT The nnpolntMcnt will III
terfere with either tho fl,hnNn, 13ifHImimet0h
Il &Wcsterr or the Peoria. De!atnr y Evans-
vile: hut wns sn,teht by THO Wabash .prnD!e
Tint 1t might not be secured by The Clitragn
burlington 4; Quincy lloa,l, rs Its tern!i,fal
fnctilltes would have been very valuable to
that rDatl,
, 1880-09-20
A MINERS WAR.

The Trouble with Conl-7Iincra In Ohlo
Loads to Opcs. Wnr-Taso Miners Fire
on ..state Troops, Who Charge tho
AssullinR Party and Seriously Wound
Ten Of Their Nu1nbcr-Il0ro Trouble
Anticipated.
CO.uAnug, O., Sept. 10.-Tho trouble at tho
Corning con! mines will not down, us WIS hopel.
This morning tho shurlG OF Perry County Or.
dcrctl a company of militia 10 the sceno, aud
latcr called on Guy. Foster for additional troops.
In response to this Gull Gov. Fnstur ordered
parts ot three companies Of tho Fourteenth
lacglmuBt, located hero, to proceed ut oncc to
Corning. In response to Il riot alarm sounded
ty tho Fisu Department ut 4.acloek those troops
Asscmblctl ut 1heir Mrlnory, und loft tOr Corning
at ncloek by special truth. At $50 =. ILL., a tel-
oKram WAS received by tho Ad1utAnt-Gc1Ierll
stating TINT during an exchange VI shuts this
nycniny hutweun the mIlltla md lntncrs shrco
miners were knniwu to havo been wounded, hut
nono1f tho nllltin wcre injured.
Second Dlsllatch-lA speCiu1 to tho State Jour
,.al says: Thls ovcu!nx tho nnera charged on
No. niue OH thrco sides. Tho troops 0pcncd
tirU u,l lhesu, Mhen an ingtori0us retrcAt was
made. There Wero about ten wounded, nlne OF
them seriously, Wh!0 in rctEoat- Shouting aud
shiF S9,nS o 4xa ,s:r state.
that whrM thu mlners assaulted tho works at tho
Corning Minu to-day they were ordered to halt
by tho nl!itla, aud thnt thcy FespouIlsd 0y itrnK
tire, wuu,ltInK several men and scattering tho
.At ii oe!ssk i telegram was rcec!yod by As.
further trouble was anticipated to- night,
AssIstMnt-Adj jutant Gcnosal Smith Fecelycd .
dispatch a. mtdnlKht eaying that 4l Wus qu!nt.
other charge was expected upon thu colorcl
unuGrS IT, MureuW.
, 1880-09-20
Boing Shot by Unknown Parties
While Sitting in His
House.
A Chioagoan Visits His Wife In Mil
waukee md Attempts Her
Murder,
After Which lie Puts nh End to Ills
Own Miserable Existence
4 stabbing Affray on the MissiH'
sippi ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Crime.

e...t., rt.,nt.h n 1hs fbfrnoo T,1hnns
u.,.,,r ,io scnt iu-t,nr rife Urn.
NM ,.o ~, t,,tn,,, nx,t,nrn,,, tuet nich, Mt
thrown H." H., ~, ~, n,Srn,,nn, ~ tht, ro,t
NV n. ~. !. :, ;ro,, ,altnr nn,l nrnnricsnr NJ
!nu' G.at,., v,s,,,nr,l ,,r iii. cftv huL iec,,
.,.,,I 'ns Il, ,,,ii hIo,,I In NJ. ow,, hnusc h,.
assns'u.n ..,..,, ~ ~ ,,sr., '" r"., th,s .,or,,ny
son'o ann.nr,,,,',, ,ro,, ~, IN, r..saionrc nT
gom. m.. sa,.c, ,,,,r. snuth ~ Morvriiic. Ia n,-
", 1n' =. ,,.a.,,. no ,o.si;,o tho fncts conrcrn.
~ dooI ria 1,oc,nr ,yoe Ioe, srrn in N[nrv
w &c n.,.1. .,,ant,,. =, q ..,onL nf,or ,vhich
~ .. h. .,onrr.cJ fnr lila housc. lin rcorhrd
NV @ .'.t',i,- ,rs t.orn fo,,rrl rot,hhor1no
e'' D ,,,I,t,,,. r,r ,,,r, i, ,., ,nI .,c a xfcr
~, nil. hn ,,,I rct,,rrtnr In hfa hmm NJ
.mo,,t o,icrtf. Arcor,lj,n to thc sfntcn,rnt or
tn .,,,r, = ,.,,,,,,r ,,." o,c,, ~ ,cnr, uf+or
0.ss. w. n.,ro his father ,yrpt ntn rim chnmtcr
r,ne snrn h,s ,rotbcr wos r,- ~, thu ,,cd. nn,I.
VIZ" e u.s. .S,,,nS nr h,s t.,nt and .n,t
a'.'' ~. a"n,, ~, I'm bcd .,bcrt
eA. =. ,,,s -, thts lin, .ittiur
~. sse ,r.,,,,,r ~ .no,,,no ,si,I, b,s or,n rc.t,
~, ~ ,,n ,vI,,do,,. ain ,.bon o+ i'm r,oncnt ts
.ashnr hol Ma HAND m to hi. sc. bullet shnt
@ s.a. ru,.,, ,.,,,, rron, ~, n,,.sI,,o
~ IT, h,,I,,,,r ,e,,n ,r,,,rit,,- ,ntt tho ,rotn
.h,,.o-,r,. ,ro nnr ri ,1nv. ,,asat,,o thrppb !,
.s1. s.,s ..n,oa ,,,,w,r ~. F"thor Ira, ',,,
.1 ~ .nn 80 his nnrors ",,,, tl,or ,,s.ainy t,,to
.a's s -. .u.s,.t,. .hr.',txI, W. s,a,, ora,fro,
~" las. ~ ~. ,r",hot,' ond in,1g.
.u .no - W. wn,I horon,t ,,nn,cdln, clv
ins N tho "m' p.so'na. '"..'.'''.sy ~ ~. ~.
upon being slnt the 1>nctnr fnr'tiE tn tho ilnor
ind cri,sI. "siurlcs! I'm shot!" and trsod to
rcucl, ii rim TINT snY standing In tho ruun,. tut
.m,,d mnt In 80. md fclI bnrls On the bed. Tho
Eon snyS llc Kr1tspcd tho gun MN Wcht to thO
door. where In hcarl hurried footstct's r'assing
tho front of tho house. Iloopcne'l tho ,toor ana
without effect. rhls is 81! tho family arpcnr to
, 1880-09-20
FIRE RECORD.


AT EtA9T Las VEGAS, ". NJ.
1,ESvEts, Ecnt. l0.-A fire at Eust Las FcRns
ycatcrtlny afternoon destroyed n whole block,
Including nearly hnlr of tho business portion Ut
tho town.
Latest ntlvIccs stAtc tho loss from yesterday b
ilrc Will prnbably mt exeeel $100u00. ns tho
tni!ldngs destroyed werp nearly all smnii and
chcnr. Tie number hf people rendered hume
less VIII not exceed 100. Among tho principal
business houses destroyed were starhlca
grocery, William Malhcours A.ddEe shup,
alnrccl|no and l.nt1a's canhy store.
Utcsche's store, Thchert'n irttR etnrc, 1io!z-
tann's stnre .Ni,u warehouse, 1tsehtnnnl's
Ing hoi,sn, MHrkts RI hotcl, lioifrr bros gro-
crrr. Is,apc & Castles 1nntcr.yMrls and oftices,
Martns store. tho Post. .t)ice, scewnltl's jewclry
Etor.. itnthH,ne's Rhnc-stcrc. tho st. JMuIs 3Io-
tel: Centre. Street Thcntre, war1 l. Tamme's
billiard hall nlcnt.nnrkrt. and several saloons.
Considerable wtrol md other guna. were de-
ttrlyed: houses nearly MI heavily Insured,
tho 1inssn. clothing house fur 81, ,0, and llolz.
{rAQ E3,UU.
, 1880-09-20
ga CHANGE. "
.AM independent Hcpublicnn'H Calm
Iscm*on@ for 0pposinE II.

An rSafAN = In nt1fu N111
-" 1''"1r.nu .."..... ~ srMn s.'". e""
Ncm*0h@ for oprosinE II.
Firm" 3agnx s IS xi4h. xpt,t4 g tat i:oua2 Htpu'-
Ht.hfW fha'hte'pnia "a I"tt""p 1tthtl'H
to chas,ge thu control If the Government from,
our hands to sa ,nors without H. ee"s ae ssso
tio"al s "ars s' ":"y Hs'' @ IN s III Is =, xre"t rent
departments Is not exactly whnt It should
mnko s,,r,, n nhrno,y Ia ,horn nr,. o1,"nt.ro
,i.sSs ,as. su.n s."Se, % 4s , .mss s'l nat.uss
give In Ercat ,nensurc7 They occupy them
s,vcs viii DENYING tf,nt shcrc ia nnr ,inpvr nf
to,r ,,n.,,r thn tiivs ,ro -, r, Them ~ ,ItnIr
to tod o T Tacy shy I they viii nut t disturb m % shs
mt hrlieyo they wlI INT rolo,lv
"l1or,a ,hot ,xa nro II, my ,t,,,o+ ~
lis rr! is the W snl Nv Why shoa tho fe tiever.
n tt,o, o Z" ,,,,t i i;n H., haa ~ ~ t,ar,,
st, ,a .o' W p1 p,',, ,u ,,,, e nfinrs nus ~.
WI M!. Hns R'n tnty a uGc.n ~. .h "',r it ~. t
in,au4Mrnt!eG "Nntt,ot EmG nMss ~ '.sa
t'nveri.'"et!t lr',m mrty whnsn ilno1ay over
sGa"1 h,iIfa"5 7, ~ ,,nmse s''o" ~ ''"'s"'"e ''"
Ihuy say !ney %lll toi aasnrn tho pnalness or
o country n.y.! creuat W issuing m
tntct. 9't!n',.cS M III itier ihon"S. uMm taaL
pn ts othcrs !t,atlnn @ =, ! Is tr ,a safer nart 70
!ly thnn r'eest!e'l and II ls train tnat tbe tom.
pr ot fhn l!nin&fntls Mfly n a'stinc,ay ~
!lvnr nt Nl1!!ltintl' Ana tniss a4,Nhst tho nsrpy
infGrnsls nf this country. Ihoy hive
RIellaly c1luraSGMs1 70 ilrtfent tne fc!Mf!1 ~
tn!s prosperity. Ihey hntG Sntctl nK.1lnst u,
thoy havo slsikvn ilEaifst II. fnry navy Airlscil
thclr coalition 4gnins' II. nnl III that i1ltnic.
lApplAtssEl ANA IT they tltl mt lnt9ti ~ disturb
, 1880-09-20

Coronrr MIMI yesterday held nn Inquest Mt
tito County Hospital upnn Johu benson, WIN
died OF knifc wound IN the right temple Ill
tIctcl by A,,s1row Anderson In Il saloon light at
No. Al West Inllsnnn street Frttiny night. Onty
two Of tho witnesses whosu nalncs were n,orl-
toned In Yesterdays Tribune woro oxn.nlnes1.
Thu testimony niltl tho etltcIncnt ln'te By the
prisoner wcrO precisely tho eAn,o M f,ns nrc9sty
tpgl, p,iblshcd. Tho post -m!irten, examination
,ua,te by tho County Physelan developed TINT
.leath resulted from hcHlbrrl,Hys or tho brain.
n,ltl ilntl severed suyesal 1T tho Mrtcr!rs III tho
brnIli. Anderson wns hell! for tho murder With
hns be0n nseurtHInctl fcGur!tng tho unfortunate
vctfni, md It IL now thought he hnd no rcin-
tIYcs Iii this country.
, 1880-09-20

ToLEnt,, O., Sept. la,-l.ast cvontny row oc-
CURED IN Il sh!oon at tho Lake Shore HALLWAY
crnsaIng on Dorr Btrpot, near tho stnto Fair
grounds. John King anil Jucnb liakoos got into
an alteration. llaknca left tho saloon ind
King foowcd him out with large club. Hit
koes druw revolver nnd fired threo shots. two
VI which took effect, uno III tho hand and the
other In the body. p4eslpg through tho upper
portion of tho AlNniucr, from tho effects uf
which lhs wounded man died this morning. The
quarrel seems To hny0 originated IN Il heated
Political discussion. upth men, who Worc Of
opposilU politics, Aad beun drinking.
, 1880-09-20

;sts ;Si; i ;s I'LL j il ;ss;s
nn ,4 i sr hG fp,os - ysSass y.Sa qr .cans aEs w y
isds,' iS'' horsels 1sorpsIa. .casss: offered ~
f w theer Ae hsr III hsr rGf T. sSs
s'Gns seo 'nsrpha l,abis VIZ sstatlsSs. whise %as
thlrtoen grains Ut liorphfa u tho InnrntnR % and
1.-Two REnias IN tho ovcutns, lnd bus taken as high
s'1' i sanorseG HsIs IT. to ;nc although cannot o
held rcspottsiI!y for tho statcsct, tl4t Young
wUtEah uuw Is yrara Ut agt., u'ld following tho
.nHrllla wi,e,, oily years oi agr. Wills mn.
not youch for tho truth Of sao shosc M Mrol''Mrk. I
Know fEom NY owl, phsurynt'tts snat , inany
nplu!es Not only th,s h,!t they cxerioncs NE
j nlW..ys nuticD In 1T. adult nftur tho withdrawal
EIven Wv II iisst dose ot sSot,ii,s situp; T. tnak
during tho seuo,l'l anu third months, md fal,r
totlss eaeh h iar|nx i 1he re1inx 1"Ir
i,lotii lll,rli9 tho lust tl,lso months It WIS ei.
siiaity ycli1w. yet nrre!sest IN tIesh, span tho
rAl,iu wthairnwAl II itA islnrphta, which nsHlsne
to bo tho unodyn 1gredlcnt IN tts soothing siruG
it was. tnken with terrible dlarrhca. ,!ross!,lt
putsf; I'D ,isat,. WhIlsa Iroeeits viii,
which thu ilttlo sufferer WIS nttaeke!l tlny hnyo
hut something III 10 with its dcuth, II has nt-
wuyt ssutllcd to tut that Mnny l,f ls symptoms
weru tlif6 to tho withdrawal Ut its customary
sonthtnx sErup, OF ctnllse tho entire history nt
this case was not given 10 smo until after tho
lUath OF tho chilu.
SOCIETY RELATIONS.
It is very rare to tlnd u p0H!r bohemian or
swtsle h4bltually taking any kln'l Of mn Aplnto.
It isr.l4nIly rlFo tu tl,d u weathy 1NrsoE ~ tho
full uli}oyleut OF his or hcr prNWrty tAkluE It..
4 largo number Of lhose WIN htvu formerly nc-
cuycd high t0cia! standing and unloyra wealth,
but frOtM tlllfeFoNt cAustH hAfu becono ro'
duccal in circumstance aud N,sIltON nr" tnktnK
tho drug. It IL, hawcvcr, aIUol.s tho tnttls!!u
clllss that VIC i,nd tho very great innJority Wht'
usU to-day our npluul-Cnlers. IbieEG Aru Il lew
exceptions. hut iii general believe hatc mRdo
tho correct StntclnUnt.
MANFRED t}ft SINGLE.
The great majority OF 1norphia- -takcrs either
arc Or hayo boon lnaTricd. Many OF uath 8e2ea,
who have occupied this relation. nre
iuss Of Fosrect, and nntrnt1 t1tutncss
which tho use Of tho drug usually produces be-
, 1880-09-20
CASUALTIES.


Bpft10l LtfPnleh 10 TIE Chicago TF1bttnt.
ST. PAUL, Ntnn., Sept. ln.-Tho mystery nbont
Mrs. IlnrrlB, tho wonlAn who claims tn 10 tho
author Of - koutlcdgo," Injured by MI ncc!tlrnt
yesterday, acopens. sho remains unconscious,
md no Information Cnti bo obtained Of her into
codcnts TttcHr.itns addressed to her supposed
rutnttvcs nro unanswered. Hhp WIS visited by n
distant relative Of Marion Colo 1iArrs, ,ultlsar Of
" lu,,tticdse," who failed 10 recognize, but who
rccoYuzod tho manuscript Of .au unfinished
noyGl In her possession as tho handwriting nf
thnt lnfiy, Tho Injured woman will rrul,Abiy
tiiu. shb is ut tho hotel, under caro- of physl-
Glnns.
Mrs. Earrie Is n T0nlan Of apparently 55 ycnrs,
md WIS Intelligent III appearance md eprlghtIy
In manner. liCr injury IL corcnss0n Of tho
brntn.
, 1880-09-20

Special Dspaieh to The Chicago Tribuns-
FORT WAYNE. 1ud., Sept. l1.-A fire broke out
this afternoon in sn,okc.hnilsc in tito rem Of
Eckcrt'e thrce-story building, used by hin. us n
,ncnt-narket. Tho buildings and unchncry
wcrr inn,age.l by fru and watcr to tho extent nf
e3tn9. Fully covered by Insurance IN tho 1Isn,c
nf New York md FIrcman's Fund OF Sun Fran-
cisco,
, 1880-09-20

shipped tor business. lit hns shctvFnR
fDtefl"ad, cfcnr Rrny ryr fill tlynh ,chrtl md
rctt socks Ito wcnrs l'lnck hra'1cIoth coat and
i,nwsers-tlo lnitor perhaps twn inches top
rrarnt, with tho KNIT i,cnrer his cnr lhnn his
wl11tfrIpc." This phnto9rnph of tho great mnn
Il rrnn0itnctd hy that ciIfnretcnt 1iempcrnt-
g authority: snn EGw York Eiprt.*, ".lcc''lrlly
, 1880-09-20
k5ligllbta,

York Herald, who waA trying Ills brst to give
Candidate English friendly notice. gives this
remarkable dcscrtption uf hs personal appcar.
sncc: "IIo stands In itw-eut, nnbnttutcrl
CATERS about ttsc fc0t nine inchcs. Ills hca.l
would bo baid but for an lngen!ots,
ss90uEf ot ,o n cnt'sy bss s09f Mv
, 1880-09-20
LOST HIS FOOT,

Special Dtspatth to T7k Chicago Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 10-Adain Miller. 0f
Ch!cngo, and for n number Of ycars employed
ou r1lilrou.ts there, willie attempting to ulEHht
from train here lnst evening" hatl hta right
putntIon uf Tho Krentcr DmrtIon 0t tEnt MERIT
1,pr. Miller WIS hero OIL Il visit 10 bis brother
Philip.
, 1880-09-20

opftNat 77Hp1tcH 10 I'VE Chtcd91 7FnUNs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. ls.-A probable In
ccniury Iirn OCCURRED nenr tho Stuck- Ynsds Mt
l0Hcloc!s this morning, destroying two large
burns owne,l by Sicholus McCnrty. and occupied
by Dr. johnson. II tcnlut. The latter lost n
quantity Of hug anl KraiM and fnr,ntng itnpie-
tncnts. Tota! loss. f3,0O0: insursluce not re-
i,urtctl,
, 1880-09-20

ut NA1IIvILIE. TENN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Srpt. 19.-O. +. & f. T.
Nocs pr.ln nnl tonr warehouse, forty feet
wide. 40 feet In tus,gth, and three stories high.
WIS destroyed by iiru to-tluy. together with l,00
lnrrcIs of inur, NOn0 bushels DT whent, n large
ntl1o,,nt Of sucks, twO car-ioHds us wheat, two
mules, ansl four trott!ng horses. Loss, $:U000;
insurance, $th,G0O,
, 1880-09-20
MURDERED.

Special Dhpaseh to Ths Chttaqo Tribune. :.
ttoCnEsTEn, MEnn., Hcpt. ln.-JnhR Novins. ?nf
Hayerhill In this county, was shot and ktllctl by
has been notified and hus Just go,lo to tue Bcee.
, 1880-09-20

Special Dtspoteh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
pAAA, ILL.,, sept. INA drunken tnan named
james Redmond attempted to paFs undor
freight train while In motion last night ut about
II O'Clock. Tho ours passutl nvcr him, cutting
oH tnth legs close to tho body. sllo lived TIL
o'clock thls morning.
, 1880-09-20
PRESIDENT HAYES,

SAN FRANCISCO, ttal.. Sept. lg.-rrcssdcnt md
Mrs. fiay,s friday attended tho First Congrcgn-
ti0nal Church. tho flev. Dr. Stone pnstor.
, 1880-09-20

This party Is cnntidclt tho championship Of
American fdcns. anti to-thy. under fiot!, will In
given IN Tho ts1nln tho government anil cDntrul
~ tho destiny Of ynur ctnintry. [Applhuscl
, 1880-09-20

Special Dupateh 10 11s C1,cd9o Trtbuns,
CEnAn RArIps, In., Sept. l9.-Three prisoners
1.-Two awaiting triul fur rapo and tho other for
larcony-bTokc tuII at Marion yesterday by pry-
ans tho door upGn with u lar Of Iron. Th0y hAyD
not set bcon urrrstol,
, 1880-09-20

Special Dispatch 10 1hs Chteiaa Tribune.
DEtrnI, lnd., Sept. l0,-At lsocktleitl, this
CARROLL county, while t'rlnY n salut0 pt II t1ono.
orntic ratification, tho cannon. which wnE loaded
with clny, exploded. trlurlng Wll!tam Mayer 80
i,atlty TINT no died sooll after.
, 1880-09-20

New YoRK, Sept. 19.-J. Elosfky. mcrchan.
ptshs 'n from iahaiins Hit Winatiag III % KS, ''''' ''
, 1880-09-20

Ing tho can<c fthts unhappy condition between
hlisl,And and wife.
OCCUPATION.
From my mics mn,,g while mixing those In
vcstiHMtIoI,s. tnke tho 0ccupatton rf no occMr-
ring 1T tho hcA,l ri TIM list:
, 1880-09-20
OPIUM HABIT.
Statistics Showing It's Prcva-
lcncc in This City.
A Peculiarly Feminine Vice-How 1t
Is Generally Acquired.

Mont,ov NIGHT ur. t.tr,,,s wn+rlnpton rne,o
rrnfes.tr nj 1iscnss ri f.br,.,, ,yn,nn,,.. Mil.
len, c,csr, and pl4,rician ri 'llo washinxt,niau
Ical socIcty M Interesting at,,I vaunle lecture
l "rho Opium !aa.,ia .,, IN ehisnxo" tho moro
ptnn!ar % inst'on " wn'en ~ ~ ioll1ws:
aa t tho Wit VII Itn m,ss mr'nr 'ttD tbo
,,rst four ycurs Of lint tltue huyt, no rgnr,a.
,,r,"o r ,r,ntIu. ,,.o,tv a,,v ,s,.. mr
i'"'c" VI h.Mt'!A e!s't'"''e''y MY c"s's" W
tho "rIum hho't, tut turIs'E flo lAel hrc fensa
my attention tns lecn directed IL tht* subject IN
mttent hcinE placc'l s,ndcr MY eafe.
every ensc yerc su1ur, nnt! scyrruI months M,
cutlp,ct,rt.l 10 xt,,ly tclu t,ory ctosriy, with
tho View "f rnnkl,x s;nu ,ici,nIt deductions ut
tho nrprtpriHtr time. It's proper for TIC tn
slatc tl,at tho washilgtonnn Itnne was ,lnt it,
tehaen ~ Nv in.s'ets ~ reo a"s sno tt.s It'll
fncft ot nlhahl 'heflefF' YET a''r's tneae 'ntter
y. M mr. tn ,.nns @ which % sccnc to ,,ctnand o,tr at,
trntIo, md o,,r tx,itutio,. heinz t1, on1y one
IN i'm Hrst va ctji hurIiiy rcfusc them H.tf1lis.
s''li ", i ,,,,,r.,t,. tru,t rr,nt,rc tn tor, far
,hrar imtiivii,tnfs- rca,Iirc tloru wtttctitr
nyIi m,,y ,,1jrsTs ttnil tho ,ltshuiiu class Nut
wlthssa,l'ilng this. VIC huye taken those ncr*t',s
tluno grrnt guo,s.
-, THE nrluN TRAFFIC.
II ~ e5tSls snt II "c Ssnnx, n, %G M !.
Hss,,r,, ~ th cm1nrs IL fi critic rl,u ind
m",'i%rs,,rcrs Of to nikn,ulss thNt tin i,r.In,r.
ntin,, ~ nn,n ia inrr",,.ii,n rnnI,ily every
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~" n,c,y,,lnn of ,lndinr W t, M,nsu "xtcu, iu
n,,t ,,sSi uo.,-mtsIc,sIly. hnyc interviewed
, 1880-09-20

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CMt!ctiEn MtdcLnNI Toilet Stnp.
, 1880-09-20
SUBURBAN HEAL ES'C.ATRs.

TOR sAl.E-tiM WILL, nCr \ nE,sET1FttI. iarr
GhsaRnE III tlDw. und q monthly, ctlrnpe.t rro,t
grty !n nnr*ei Fl,nwIt free; nt~irlvt freq: trn!!
iur pluts. IRA KKt'svN, AE In saIlr-Ht. HUM I.
, 1880-09-20

WE KEt;oMMESD Mrs. FtaSkh. FROM nos
~ tU1 tho befl auT1Ar aud counselor DN love.
uasrluse, und Gusjnes5 ona!ss. aAt West Aadison-s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18
Items OF Interest.

THE internal revenue bureau has collected $685.
9Sl ,91610 without the loss Of q cent.
SENATOR BRUCE Of Mississippi is reported to be
the possessor Of two large plantations in his state
and has a fortune also Of 100000
MooDy, the evangelist, has issued circular
calling for convocation Of prayer at Mortified,
Massachusetts, from September 1st TO the 10th.
THR best trottlng time on record was made at
Rochester last week. "Maud s." and "St.
Julian " each making their mile in two minutes
and eleven and three-fourths seconds.
In is estimated that at least three years will be
required to complete the entire compilation Of the
census though the aggregates Of population and
other statistics will be known much sooner
PoLrics are temporary ecipsed in Tippecanoe
county, Indiana, where the Hoosiers are inter-
ested in fight between the temperance women
and the directors Of the county fair over the sale
OF lager beer on the fair grounds. The directors
have leased the privilege of selling beer for 900
The women, assisted by the clergy, are denoun-
cling the action OF the board. and will hold mass
meetings in every township in the county to in
dnce temperance people to remain away from
thu fair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18

WATERBURY CENTER.-The fall term of school
at the seminary will begin September 9Th. Miss
Lizzie Colley, with an able assistant from New
Hampton, New Hampshire, will have charge of
the school ~. Those who went to the village last
week Tuesday evening, to hear Major Haggerty,
came home Disguised. A few more speakers like
him would increase the Republican majority TO
thirty thousand. :. Hon. Henry Ballard OF Bur
lington gave us one of the finest speeches OF the
campaign at seminary hall, last Wednesday even
ing The large hall was full, nearly five hundred
being present, of attentive and Interested hearers
Capt. Start OF Burlington spoke at hotel hall,
Waterbury, last Saturday evening The captain
confined himself to abusing the Republican party
and their nominee, but failed To tell his audience
it to the support OF the freemen of the country.
Rev: Mr.. Bixby, a former pastor of the river
church, but for several years past resident of
Iowa, is visiting In this vicinity, and preached to
his former people last Sunday afternoon. :. Prof
+. y. Garvln goes TO Stowe and takes charge Of
the graded school at that place this fall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-18

WILLIAMsTowS.-Majo Isaac Lynde, Of the
United States regular army but now on the re-
tired list, Is visiting his early home and his
brother, Hon, John Lynde. Major Lynde has his
OF them the wife OF General Dent :. Mrs Harriet
Poole Hoyt OF Aurora, Illinois, Is visiting this.
her birth place. for the first time since leaving H.
thirty-two years ago, Henry Ware, now OF
hnox county Illinois, Ia visiting his father Deacon
Horace Ware, after an absence Of over twenty
years. Cary Watson, at present teacher in
kewaunee, Illinois, IL In town. Mr.. Watson has
warm friends In this his old home :. Rev. James
y. Dougherty, now OF Ottawa, Kansas, is visiting
an old friend and schoolmate here. II. Mr. Carl
Adams proposes to enter Dartmouth college this
ihil. lie IL one OF our most promising young
men and we expect good things OF him In the fu-
,ure' .yohn Adams has heen very seriously III OF
late, with some disease Of the head or nerves. .
ID. Damon Martin is hopelessly III, and his death
seems very near. Consumption Is said To be the
fatal disease with him, though he has been other
wise much diseased Mrs. James M. Bass, who
mas been recovering from a long and serious sick
ness OF late, was very unfortunate recently as
10 iall and injure her hip that she Is unable TO
, w happily the injury Is not as bad as at rst
a long and painful illness. She left a large fam
lily OF children, deserving the love aud sympathy
OF our citizens. Rev. l.. L. Greene was ordained
on saturday last as pastor OF the Universast 80
cieties OF Williamstown and Washington. Sermon
" nus oro.her' hey, X A. Greene OF Lowell,
Massachusetts. Right hand OF fellowship given
by Rev. W. w. Kimmell OF Barre. Charge 70
society by Rev J. Z. Wright Montpelier. +. Rev.
Il. A, Greene OF Lowell, Massachusetts, preached
at the Universalist church on Sabbath last :. The
Congregational church Is pastorless, yet services
are held each Sabbath morning conducted by the
officers OF the church. Mrs. j. X. Barney OF
Providence, Rhode Island, addressed the Metha-
dist people last Sabbath. The Congregational
sa6bath-school will have picnic next week Sat
nrday, probably on sesver hill. Miss Ellen
kathan will begin her ninth term OF teaching In
Ely, week after next Mr.. William Carpenter
OF Chelsea will teach select school here the
coming fall. DIR. Lester Hanson, son OF William
Hanson, will return from his Michigan home 10
resume practice In the east, Or. Charles Gale
homeopathic. John Dexter OF Boston Is Wis
iting his father, MIR. Hiram Dexter. by dint OF
hard, untirng labor young Mr.. Dexter Is achiey-
Ing success In Boston and all his old friends here
rejoice At IT,