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, 1880-11-06

SAYS the New York Nation Of Col. 1ngor-
soll's Will s,rcut speech. In which he powerfully
stirred up tho Domocrntio bears and roused tho
Republican bulls:
The solid blls!ncas-tn men. hRye held scyernt
lneHt A,1B III Walt atrGpt during tho wepk, but
tho Republican lUlly Thursday WIS undoubtedly
flie must ttNpua9 MA wull ns of tho most nlqlics~
tiUned colnlnrrnlAl character, Tho or1tor Of tho
dug WIS Col, lXers,,i!. Whu tnMtlo II must otcct-
tv1 speech 4fter his kind. This illness of his 90.
contingent hns heen criticised In Democratic
quarters with customary tilppancy, wo oh.
surva; but It. ID rlaisl. OF cnurso. that It ID
not sttrh peraOna VINO nned conversion
to sound principles, and TINT tho Colonel Is
admirably AtlMrtcd tn eE.egr ulll hnftunte
thusn WIN arc nre,sty with hin. Az 1t ~, only
tho lst4fsl Il aellsttlr enough OIL tho theological
scorU 10 IiApny thu tntDlcrnreo indicated In tta
retnrk that tho only lluaH1f1r Wit, Nlldrossctt
thu otherwise tlighy tpsptGtuI,'c. II not very
Intelligent. Garfield hneiness meeting tn Will
atruet yostcrsay was Col. lob IuEorboll," This
1T tho cynl0lsln OF bourbon orthodoxy. Mr.
Decchcr, Wo nnsico, t1ues mt feul III this wAy,
and intorscs lngorsotl, Tor tho ca'npaisl, only
purhnra, but cordially, In a letter u, tho HIM.
stt.o at MI lngersul usc0tng ho draws tho olenr
Glfatincttnn botWGGn OcGAslbna likU tho prcsgnt
md ordinary oecnsluns. This Ia n0 tiG, he sAyA,
to Aak Idle questions about u mans creed. "if
1t would tr0m0iU thu cAtlse, wnEld preside ut
twDity meetings with twonty itobtrt lngersols,"
, 1880-11-06

the IDc,n1crntlo tlckDt. Dcmoorn,,a
INT ltnlth tt rrnstItuIn thu iIrntt% ny ,uaec, In
by ta,liIg. NIM,n tho tcB,i.n.uy t '" ,elt me-.
hundreds IT men. '''t''frds unr
All or thfs fs literally tsuo r.co.. a,
ence to tho I>sfntHr,tttt Jultrcs. IT, '.e fct.e.
Ilevo, and thoro IA I'M oyietcc lint W. W. nbth
naturalization pnpers to rct.ort ~. sse5 l1.u4
entitled thereto; hut nt Tho snso t,n,n =. aasIa,
1o lltttG dptlbt that ccrtaln hit.,I ''ero III
vorichc,l fur hnsnlrc.iA of alIrus reesnli,1te4,
and falsofy, md, ty committing dc,l,,s aenslr
Jury, secured naturalization certtf5cn,e.'' Pr.
applicants. tits tory difficult Tor tl,o 1 ~ "
detect or prevent this kind Of fraI ,xhsa ,rh"aes b
systematically rraotteod, "nesek y
, 1880-11-06

PRESIDENT HAYES WIS entertained Mt
Luncheon yesterday by tho tscpublicnn liua,.oSs-
Acns Club Ut Cleveland, md tf, RESPONSE to II
complimentary specch ty Mr.. Fly, Chalr,uan at
TIM organization. tho President n,,ltte short
spoech saying thut ho bud dam wut he tllollght
Lust sr tho Interests of tho wt.ulo people, mud
l.u WIS glAd hnt tho observation lnnLu by hfa,
III his inUU4ur4l address hnA b1pu proyc,l
by tho cyont. III serving hta country to
thp bost Ut his ability he hnd atso
served tho Republican purity. Tt% President
expressed gF1ltftudo ta hts fTtcnds for tho cx.
prtsyIon of their confidence, and ru,lcwcti tue
expression Nf his bulluf thAt thu principles OF
thu Republican purity wrro so lust and wholo.
ssn,e tLnt their triumph ut Ito polls meant VOL
lart, to tho peoptu mud hnneat government.
, 1880-11-06

In tho translat!ons from tho German tl1at
appeared In T4H Tn1nuNY Of last Saturday was
tho following credited to the Illinois Sldota-
ZcitunU nt tho previous tny;
Thousands Ut fictitious names have becn au5-
rDptltt0usly entered on the rrg1try listA--i. O.,
iu,nes ot rersons who 10 not exist at all, Or who
Ard not cHtitle.l tn yotc IN few precincts ff0r
names registered than theru ara yotcEs over Vi
years Ut ago residing therein. Tho Irish poIiee-
laen ar0 instructed tn rope Ia AZ many yaK~
abouds " they eau 1ud aud TO make then vote
, 1880-11-06

CouS1 lIENIY Won AnS1si, Win had tho
misfortune to Incur the dlsplrus,.ra Of bismarck
soluc yours aRo. und whuse soynlty hns l,ss,l is-
le,lctied, wallt" ts' bo tried un chnrBv vt high
treason lhut hu luAy establish his tuuneetIue 0f
the charges profnrred aKainst him. Ills request
bus been refused.
, 1880-11-06

II. Boswell, counsel for tho French .Ics.
ults, has talsen M final md slcutstpu tho rut,,su
OF tho Tribunal Of Conflicts to exclude n. Con-
stnns fn'm their aitt.ngs while llcurlng argu-
mcnts TN tho constftutlonaIIty OF tho law under
which tho members Of tho religious or,lera wero
expelled. llo declared hcforc that bo,Iy ycstur-
day thMt hu considered NIL further pleading usc-
tess. lle denounced the Guyornmont for It's
action, ard RAtd that It was netting IN tho n,olto
tl,at "msRht IL right" Tho 1Flbunnl listened to
bin patiently, and n,nslo no reply.
, 1880-11-06

loiIS KELLY cinlnls at,lIAtcock WINS .lc-
fcntctl by fritt Intimidation, tho plentiful uso
Ut money, uto.. cts. At u mootlng of tho Tam-
inany.itatl Oonoral Committee last ul4ht tho
isoss, with Horny l.. Citntnn. Abort Car1loxo,
l'vnnls Quinn, anlJ. u. Mcssncr. submitted re-
l'ort In which this charxo Ut fr7a,ll etp., VIVA
lnatlc. ltH adoption WIS opposetl by Sir.
VIM Wyuk, who niuyed m amendment charging
tho dutcsIt Ut Hancock TO nalsmAuagamcnt and
tho hlckurlllKs OF tho Democratic managers #.
Nuw York City and brooklyn. Two OF kelly's
hrnehlnrn, Thotuas +. Grady and Col, isobcr,s,
imposed tho amendment, ana Henry Hteinort
aupisnftel Il III a vigorous speech. Ilo said the
pooplo were tired 0f*bossea. antl thcy At.! mot
whnt Kelly ahy longer. Tho llrctlnx thpr0-
alter was very stormy. and tho braves looked
scath Gsia 'layguEs at eaeli other, hut koys re-
port WINS tIt'nlly ad0ptol. Tho Republicans ua,,
a1"ru to hnk OH Ut lhIa fMllIly quarrel With
complucesaey and uo teaIro to iuterfev.
, 1880-11-06

ArHEHT MtTCitt:t.t. n c0lnrct} ral., wnH
hat,gci Mt f.afsn Caist.ffpuao. VH., yostorduy
fnr tho murder ur charles WnitUtt, storekesper
OF fanrcysttlc, III tho Bnmc Stltc. After
Mitchell hat klllr,1 Mr.. Walton hi ett fro TO tho
sto'o. ahd tho lns,y OF hts within w,s burned to
orl*t'. Mitchell nndo ,,o confession, but. ns
ttsR fl Rlicf csaca, nsprosscd Rrcnt confidence
TINT be would ind n home III licaycr.
, 1880-11-06

FAyo,uT so,as nre being put forward al.
ready for Cabinet positions. rennsyiyarIa hrs
throp to olfer,-Sonntur Don CA1nurt,, tho Hon.
Gutus1a 4. Gfow, and 6fr. QuAy. Nebraska will
prcso,,t Senator Hitchcock, Massachusetts GUY.
J. u. LouK, aud 10 9n,
, 1880-11-06

IAoI,AuIr no city or county In tho Union
did better for tho Republican party lust Tuesday
than Chlcago aud Cook County lfna 1t occurred
to any luly thht tho fact that tho convention
waa hold III this city and GArleld nominated
hero had so,noshtuR to do With the rcsult2 Why,
Chicago nominated Garfield In moro Rensas than
ono, and II proposes uiways to stand By tho man
Of ltQ cholcp.
, 1880-11-06

OVER 5000 people nttu,,.tnd the reception
given ThoulnA Hughes Ut Cout'or Institute Inst
might. Getrgu William Curtis presided atsd de-
lvcrod tho welcoming address,, Mr., Hughes re-
Bponded by raadlnx Il pnpyr TN. coBnerutiun.
, 1880-11-06

cutvt private intelligence tlAt thu 1astics cu,l-
eerio' In tl1u 'I,,sler or the luv. Mr.. rurso,s,
tito American n.last',nary nt lAnIlt, In Aatat!e
Turkey, hnyo l'een tried aud rollt!u,nntl by tho
Oh,n.ail tntlrt. THO ps!nolpu! IN tho atin,e haa
lAan sntauu! "a loath, and the Aco osnpI!ces to
lung terms Ut !slbrtHuntupnt,
, 1880-11-06


lF tho Engtth! Government expecte.l TINT
the prosecution pf tho l.anl- l.cau,,o leaders
wo!ltd put an c4 to tho land agitation IN Ire-
lAtls ihoy lnsp alreatly discovered stolr ustuko-
Fur fronl bslng eowca by thu ihrcatu.,u! pr4,se-
ctil!on "t their oaloEs, tie faFIars sre,a MUCH
1lufu determined than pyor. MsctIuua urt, being
hold throuxaout tue country daily, aud ypeuphcs
Ut tho most defiAnt character nra Datto, Tharp
vii! be twcEsa laud meetings t,-,norruw. rur-
nell will speak at Athlone, usi Dttlo, will aucak
Ut k'lln!oo, Claru village lower down ou tho
shan,on. At y tueetiux Aclt at Wrstpost yestvr-
day Lttoltc. tue Chairman, aliyixe4 Tho ,,copv
to bu moro determined than over In 4ssor.jux
sfosr rights. ntd satd that the present agitation
cuu4 not Db put down without u gigantic s.rur-
g!r, IN which tho Nationalist would s.lke sides
with tllo !.r''HneFs. Another l.caguc meeting
was held lit 0RlwAy, whcso an ulldscss In tho
uost approved Irish rhetoric WIS atloptcl Thu
organization ot the I.cuHuV IL being carefully sys-
temat1zed and rapluly extended, aud .hcrr Is ~
, 1880-11-06

TlfE result Of tho clcc.fot, for u,en,h.. =,
Con9rcss IN tho Sixth iowa district ,nor rs.. q
scented by fci. Wcaycrl Ia III ,l,h. Inn ps.'' sp''
lioa's c,a1n,fng Tho ciccttu,, ur sadison rsa
by twenty-seyGn its.ltorsty un,l tho ru,tosass rtsa
Committne ctnilning tho election Ut loh, y
Couk by slxty.clght un1urIty. y
, 1880-11-06

AID. JEl.E,i1All MURPHY, uf New York,
nototl OIL tho Sumo thaory rs somp Ut
Cnrter'H '"spootals," and, thinking thut tho
DuMocrucy of bis city WIS superior to tho
United states, ho assaulted Il Deputy Marshal
0a eiectlon-duy. lie has bacn hci1 to ball III
$3,ON.
, 1880-11-06

TnE .nen,bora Ut the Dominican, md Of
tho frnnulscan. atl1 other unauthorized orslots
wufo expelled FINN their establishments IN
Paris yesterday. They ufcrod unly n passive
resistance. Stt1slu of tho hyhllMth11ors wcru
Nlora detnonstrntlyc, md wcro Hrrcstui for OBJ
strncting alid inkiltiux tho police.
, 1880-11-06
MaJor1{y..a.i...............
Four ycars ago tho vote was:
DAllNyM, down to the morning Of the lay

DAllSuM, down to tho morning OF the day
buforo tho Into election. woro tho bolt emitting
him to tho claim Of being tue ineanest snhn IN
the United Btatcs. When Hewitt retired from
tho witness stand attor having tpstlaetl that he
believed tho Slprcy lpttnr to hnve poen written
by Gon. Garfield. Mulo par,l4nl bowed low
botoro hin. aud surrendered possession Of tho
belt Of intaMy,
, 1880-11-06

to ihrta uhknnwn. 'rwn freight trains rnn intn
oRet ol,cr III Tho Atnrlctth 4 t.fnrln,ntt lanad,
ncnr Moonvlltr. o.. mud Frnnk Iawhoa.l, MI ut,-
Eil,ccr. nud Churlrs krck, II fireman. wcrn
Killed. Tho nrcttpnt IL kall to ho duo to tho
fnslur, or tho trail,.lLspatchor to otlfy ono of
tho engineers TINT ho shoHtl lloli hta tsaln.
, 1880-11-06

THE 1scpnblirnn ra,pi1slnte for foyernor af
TG!ncs*ne, Mr. Hawkins, hrs M,c,, cortaInly
elected, Tho Republicans ,.ls, elevs threu Cu.,.
Kreasnlu',. being Xntn or two. They huye
tteuted forty-soypn ltupnhlieans to the Lcyis.
lAtur0. at.1 ony luck threr yutea to i..yu tuA-
tnrty On joint ballot. Flyu 1T tho legislators
eteut ar0 colurptl mon.
, 1880-11-06

AMoSQ the Socialists expelled from Ger
many yro lnrr larttnnui,.a tncml.er III tho
Kolchstav from !iauttlirg, llurs Amor, II snxnn
Deputy, und tho wh,,ie Hditorfat BtntF Of tho
soeiM!tst p0per, tho 1efichtx.NsltHNp,
, 1880-11-06

JuDuE MORAN decides that tllo UnHsa
stAtcs Government IS OF nu naoo,,lt, and Mar.
ltarrton that the Gtate Inv md tho eollutr nv.
,t1ntions arc deAd-letters IN hta hnluwick, I1,r,
wo ITO "aovorefKn." tl.oii, except tlp caprice o,
tho MaJor of Ch!cugo7
, 1880-11-06

MAYOR 1l:tilistsoN feels tlrea,lfuilv ,h.,
tho rcs.ift Of tho election. TO fr,c,. "uoat
ca!ctl to syf,pnthE.c With him. hc add: ~, ~
tnlk to tno ahnut It. It Ia nwful i fco, .oa!
thero were not ena,tHh TT mo lpft IN ~. r,ss i
geraniim With" Mayor 1fnrrisnn .nny r.s,. s,.s
ucran!lm will grow or very pour spyl ''sA'f'
, 1880-11-06

T11E penny Democratic evening ,,,ne, ),
ltcvcs that Judgn DrlnI,lotn1, II rn,Ic% 49, y
would tlcc!do TINT tho citizens of nSto,o Ipa r..
tho right 70 suo etatc Ut which t,,ey .,s sss
cttlkons. Has tho pcnny cvottMu uracls ass sa
haprcnc.i to rsat' the Eleventh Amendment n, =
tho Constitution Of tho United stutcs3
, 1880-11-06

uriEttTES1,oM IN CANADA IL troubled Sc
rn!sly aver tho t'cller TINT tho PRINCESS 1otlssu
Will not return frt,nl EnalunJ. The uetnbcr1 oC
tho "tIrst circles" in tho Domi,[nu eny thoy
linye done everything 10 p!ense tho Princess. II,
nIhkc hrr stay nf,onx than rs pleasant MS pos
elllp. They anv her life In Canat,n was ono
ruunft of festivities, AMI hit tint they nre 30
truly lnyn tlloy might say Tint tho PRINCESS Is
,'ngrnoful In mt recognizing tho1r efforts by
longer residence u,upilg theu,.
, 1880-11-06

AT Subastnpoo!, l,ear littsto's, 1'a., yestcr-
,ay, the ground oyer IL ooal mine e,lvcd aome
Six fuct ailsf sevnrl holleos In tho district hnve
benn abandoned by sho Inhabitants. 8oyerul
Thousand lnllNss' worth Of property has tecn
destroyed, md mining Ia tho vicinity hns boen
E4gntnduu..
, 1880-11-06

l4oNn LyOSs, thu british Ambassador at
Paris, hns sskuu 3tintstor Coustans to Yrant ut.
tlurtz,ittun to the English Passontsts III i'nrls
an1 thu English ltohsAlctlncs ut Duuui, and N.
Cntlstuns has et}nsentctl.
, 1880-11-06

r,r,, t,ow Co,,rross ,rfu ,nv,. ~, ,,,,,,,,
,-a,or.,o, ~ IL, ,,,o,,nra '1 H. =. ~, ""s"'
p.oI as, so,,o,s.s. s, nasas,s ,,,,a ~ o ,. .."
.t% T.. ~ rr,sart ,ea us a.''s'
.rh. J., noar1,. sa,,'s',s -, ~. v..M ,, .Io'ss'
harsn,n @ ~ ne ,1"rsa s,ha c.,. u n',' e,".s .'I
an" ,n. IN 1,oar o Nv .a.n ~ o.".9s .0,
rs noar rst t,as ..,' ~ aa.m .'...
49,, - .i % ~, . '.' r's. "he .h', ,:.
,",nta 'a .s" .'., 49, ''s. " ss'!,et .,'at
.,a Wa,thar, S.a." Ill., .'''s
.,'ts @ ~" ,,as.. '' ao', ,se 49, HIM., ~ .'|."
s,nn,o @ ~ ro.uz,, @ .,'issa".' % a.. ",o' % ~. ~
a.s' 4ossa .".'ee's WV " "aho'ee'' W
, 1880-11-06

TIE En1cAuu Tnl1,uSx LlHa established branoh
fcrs for the receipt Vi subscriptions md adrcFllso-
nseuts Al fopww:
SEW rOllk-ltoulu y Ttthtnk Building. F.T. Nc.
FAHNky 3fnnHErr.
GI.AsUUW, tcuilrnd-Allan'1 Amorlrnn News
AIentf. II Hen:nhi-a', .....
lA,NDlS. E,,x.--Anlnrican Eschnnso, 44B strand.
1IkSHf +. titt.t.it;. AFcnE
.hAAIilSU H,S. u. C.-latN rEtseek
, 1880-11-06

Constitutional amendments wGfu voted uro,
MI Tueslay lit Colorado, ilinos, Town. kansns,
Mfeh!EMn. Nnvaslu, Now York, and North Cnro-
linA, md In Florida, knnsan and 1owR tho t,lcs.
ttoh ut cnlling Constitutional Conventions wns
notrd upon. IN M1nncsotn tho people voted
tipon continuing tho law establishing tho uni.
fnrtn tcxt-buuk system FOR public schools In
fprce fur f1re years moro. Tho Colorado ntncHG-
tilcnr oxempts tho houschold goo,ts Of heads of
fAintllas to the cktent nj 500 each from taxa-
tton. Tho Illinois amendment proytlcs f6rclcct-
Ing County Trcnsurcrs and Shcrtrs onco In fur
ycnra, tnstolld of o.ieo III two ycnrs. Tho
lava amendment strikes out the words /" FREQ
'whto" in Stu. Of Art. I'LL, which relates
IL tho qualifications OF members Of tho Legls,n.
t,trC. One 6f tho kansMs amendments strtkes
ont tho clnusc oxcsnrtlNg personal property 10
tho amount Ut ut cAst 9ao for eAeh fntnlly from
taxation. Tho ether forbids Tho manufacture
md aa1p Of Intoxicating liquors In tho stato OK
ecpt for medical, ec!untitlo, and mechanical pnr-
poses. Tho bligh19an ntnendttlellt gives the
Legislature power to nutl,orizo tho City Of De-
trot to aid IN constructing Il r,!lrcnd brldg0 or
tnnno! across tho river Mt or near tho city to m
amount not cxccedlnu per cont OF tile nsscsacd
ru,.c Of tho taxuble property 1T tho city. Tho
NHyHdA amendment chunges tho t'rst dny Of tho
session Df thu Legislature frun tho first Mon-
day III .fnlitary to tho irst dny In Fcbru-
nry. Tho pctIplo OF tho State also voted
for Or nEn!ast Chinese immigration. THO New
York amendments give tho Legislature power 10
Ilruvtt1o FOR detailing Judges nf tho City Court
Of I5rouklyn to hold circuits md Bpccinl tortns
Of thu Supro1no Court til Kings County" and
provide that tho compensation Ut Judges Of tho
Court Of Appeals and tho Supreme Court sho
shail have served ton ycnrs or tr,olo continue to
tho end OF tho torns for which thoy aro elected,
II shoy nro compelled 10 rutre ui,tlur tho pro-
vsInn prohibiting thom from serving nfter tho
Inst tl,1y OF December next nfter rcnch!ng tho
cof 10 ycnss. Tho North Carnllna nmerd-
tnonss prohibit tho payment Of ccrtn!n railroads.
unless authorized by Il yoto of tho peorlc. and
make somc chnngos In tho provisions re'atlug to
tho support Of doaf mutvs blind, aud Insane per-
BDtl9.
, 1880-11-06

TIE De1nocrats used Il good deal Of money
In tho campaign, and must Of 1t corrnptIy. In
Republicans Also tls1tl Il uuo.i ,lc,ll, hui Il re-
expended for legitimate cnn,pntgn purposcs
, 1880-11-06

1toClfErolrr. speaking ut Marsclfes Inst
cypnt,,9, said tint uUn. 0nrIDndt IL In It very
preosrious condition. Ar1d thnt he hnl scrluts ap-
pvghcrlslun that he wtllt,t not lung surviyu.
, 1880-11-06

HANCOCK does not blame Darrlum fos hs
iofcnt. tio leaves 1t 10 DO Inferred that ho af
proves tho circulation nr tlla Philip forgery.
, 1880-11-06

Til: scuru lh tic wnlkng match ut 1.nntlo,,
at i o'clt'els this 'iloralny stos1: Nuwc.l, ii:.;
Littluwnull. i@j: nnb!er, ~.
, 1880-11-06

central lINsfc lInfl.
Corner RnndolPh md NtAtu streett. Orrnn Recital
by II. Cln.1.nre Eddy, at II o'e,ark.
, 1880-11-06

THE Republican majority of kaac County
is about J,;e.i, or 7B0 over TINT nt ltuyes tocr
years ngo. Tho Grceuuaukcrs fooled asas a)
votes on Wenvcr.
, 1880-11-06

HANCOCK says lo does not feel ballyb Be-.
cnusc ho is not elected. No rnoru do tho people
This ts Aboht tho only t'nInt Of nxreo,ncnthe.
tWGcn tho pgortGnud tho superb.
, 1880-11-06

Miss. KATE ClIASt: SritAuEE Inns dctr1-
Mined to lIr!nR nutiou for divorce nRalnat hor
husbnnd, ex-Gov. Hpragnc, of rhode lslnnd.
, 1880-11-06
THE soorr AND HAMMOCK CAMPAIGNS.

ING DcinOcrntle t'nrty Is NOW In mNny re-
epccts In tlie sn,nD situation aut condition
tint tho Whlg party was at thu closu VI
tic election in 1852, when It met oycrwlcm-
fnE defeat under tho candidacy uf ue,.
Winfield ScOtt. Winfield Scott IInucuels
Inns proved MS unfortunate n le.,,lcr ns
was Winfield Scott, whom l,o somewhat
resembles personally and otherwise. Scott
WIS IL very lasgu nat,. vain Of his per-
so1,at appearance. nnl Ill ambitious man;
one who ltal heliovctt for n,nny years
TINT tho people only wisletl fnr MI up.or-
tnnity to elect him President. With MI this
woals',css atll vanity. llo Ind E,ecll Krcat
soldier. uancock's history l,as bccn but thu
rcpetftlon Of Scott'e, except tlat l1Is rccUru rs
n General Is fnr lcss brIllinnt or Important,
and he wns nothing 1iko as nble commander.
1t Is possible TINT tho Democratic purity IL to
n,cet the fato TT 1lnncock's llnnds tllut tho
Wlitg party dill In Scuts's.
, 1880-11-06

HANCOCK regrets tllnt the Democrat,
purity has boon lcfonted. Why will Tho General
always be at loggerhends with tho people,
, 1880-11-06

FoRrr thousand reasons why Lypaa
TrumbuIl ought not to he Governor Of ia
state: Tho populnr majority hgunst hin ID
Illinois.
, 1880-11-06


cln.k stsrat. tntNeBt, i4kn ana Nand0lph. Enensc-
nent Of Msss aiaua forscstat. "alaterpa-" After
noun md even ne.
, 1880-11-06

E1HHIET'E 'TNtHtFFt =
Randolph r:rrnt. rtuuun tlnrk uni Ia :snlie. En-
FaRculcnt of thu tat:uy -isart,'n Company. "l.awi
Tcnnis" Afternoon ard NyoutnH.
, 1880-11-06

7
fctrf nrn Air,'ut. turnpr Of Monrou En1n1emen
of the smith hnH ale*tAyrr pmtinatiun. "'renrls1
III Pullman Palace cat.' AfGsnuun and evontn1.
, 1880-11-06

HXcf1eher'A Thentre.
Ntndte,,n htrHrt. hetwnntt ktnln un1 llentboth Eli
rnprr,ems Ut Ntr. md Mrs Gcn. =. Knight. "Otto
Ectunnn." AftDrt1nun anil aynn1ug.
, 1880-11-06

4]fRnu UtErrHsbf1ashTs
cinrk strcut. nllrt.Ir rnw c"'sft-llnnsc. Engage.
nsont Ut It<lsrt Robertson. "Arrah M t'0Kua."
AsctHoDt md eyun!n1.
, 1880-11-06

near Munnvlltf. u, mud FsNnk IAWhuntls MI ut,-
RIrccr. nnd Churlra krlck, fireman. wcrn
Killed.. Tho hrcfs1eft IL said 10 ho duo tn tho
future Of tho trall,-hspntctor to 1,otlfy ono Of
tho engineers tint he shoal hoih hia tralt,.
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A1ltEHT MtTCitt:tt~ n CnlnrGt{ tlin1l, VIVA
hat,gcti Mt f.a.ifsu Colst.ffntao. w., yustorduy
fnr Tho murder oE thnrlcs WnitDst, n storckesper
OF fanrcysttle, III Tho Bnmc Statc. After
Mitchell had killtrt Mr. Walton hi att fro to tho
atoso. and tho ha,y Of hts within wns burned tn
orIst' Mitchell n,do tao confession, hut. M
tts'lRl #, R,,ci caaca. nxnrossci Rrent confidence
Tint be- Would fntl 4 home tit licnycn.
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Il FATTY consisting Of 100 men went
through. the rt,,lntry lit t'ip ncHhborlintrl Ut
TrHcp, irclana Thursday t,iEi1t nitt nude Tho
turner's resulting there tnke on,h TINT fi,uy
wn'th pay IN r,nt KrnhsOr thnn tho tsOvcr,l,itrnl
valuation. The tllstrirt III question h.4 tcrt.
Recently proclaimed. ami mn ntst!!snu, fnrec ns
policemen md soltllcrs hu< l1ern stationed
thcrc. They do not srcm IL t,nvr much effect If,
drog'Un!nT tho t'coptc into q,,Is, md sstnlt<-
slycnoss.
HA1.oS f1ruSEi,, formerly Austrian Ait
lMssenr to lrnnuc. favnrs MI alltnnce between
Austria. 0Grt,lnf,y. ntii ittpslh. md nrrcd yes-
trrfny It'll thu austrian Minister for Foreign
Ai1ntrs Tho nlly!*al|!lty u thu thw. lawcrs
uniting OIL san,e run or settlement nf tho l;nst.
crh Gnrstut. Thu NtnIsicr replied hy cxDrcsA-
Ing tAo horo thnt tho difficulty ws,II ',c ,s,uro
readily suited by TIM en.,cert 1t tho European
Powers represented In tho Berlin Conference.
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Felix 1'y.trr ,n,lOu,tces thnt hts l,nfcr,
tile Commune, viii tut tc published nynin--thnt
II IL flofllnct. Thu sentence Ut two years. t1-
prlsotlinent rH$SeA itt,Hti him fttr having ile-
Tended rr4lcife IN nm art!clo 1nstryfng tho ,lt-
, 1880-11-06

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sncrlmcu c.tlct sont 1rcs.
County.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-03-17

RADICAL RACERS New York
Herald kindly says to him ; "Mr Cam.
eron caused the Republican party Of
his State to do what turfmen call back.
ing single horse against tho field,
That is good thing to do il a man
knows all the stables, and is certain
that there are no dark horses nor any
fleeter horse than the one he puts his
money on. But we have noticed that
the risk ia usually thought SO great
that prudent and cool-headed racing
men do not back a horse against the
field unless they can got handsome
odds. They know how many chances
there are against any ono horse win.
ming, and they require advantages cor.
responding with the hazard"