Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1880, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1880—TWELVE VAG Domocruty nave searched them in vain try Ing to discover evidenco of mismanagement GEN. WoonFonD, Jn his masterly way, spoke of what Repub: Heans had done and what Demoerats hat not done. He challenged any one to show one act of public palley consummated oF contemplated by. Democrats slnee they re- gained power. ‘The position of tha South was disetissed nt Jength, "The Solid South controls all the important Conimittecs, Whore there are an avernne of five Repub- Tleans on aenmmittce against elght Demo- erntasix of the latter are fram the Sout In the South there fs no industry, few banks, and where there fs a dotlar- ih a Southern bank there are $200 Ina Northern bank. Yet the South controls the Jegislative branch of the Government. < After the meeting Secretary Sherman and Gen, Woodford wore serenaded at the hen- nard Toase, and both made short speeches. Secretary Sherninn also addressed a large meeting nt Chagrin Pulls this aiternoon. ——— NATIONAT ITGADQUARTERS. WHAT THE REPUBLICANS SAS. Spelt Disvaten ta The Chicago Tribune. New Yor, Sept. 10.—The members of the Republican National and Congresslonal Com- inittees took their leave of Goy. Jewell and his ata to-dny nfter n very busy session, Ale most the entire time of the session was occn- pled In dlseussing the reports from Vermont, Maine, Connectient, and Indiana, and in tak- ing measures to inftise new vigor Into thecan- ynss In tho Intter State. ‘The revortsrecerved by the Committee from Vermont show a Ite- publican gain of between 3,000 anil 4,000, The total majority in 220 towns wns 26,570, and nssurances were given that tho remaining towns would give on additional majority of at Jenst 1,000, Ex- Congressinan “George A. Hnlsuy, of New Jersey, reported that thore was now a very fair prospect of carrying that State, owing to the dissatisfaction arising from the late Demoeratle Convention in ‘Trenton, where tho corrupt State-Honse ring curried off the nomination for its candidate for Governor, He stated that thig would not only oceaston ‘a larze falling off 1n the Democratic vote for Governor, but would almost certainly Insure the Legislature to the Republicans. ‘This would secure tha election oft UNITED ATATES SENATOR TO 8UCCKED Theodore F. Randolph. ‘The candidutes on the Repubilean side aro Mr, [lalsey, ace tetnry Robeson, and Gen, W, ‘I, Sewell, of Camden. ‘Ihe latter will recelye the support of the Pennsylvania Railroad Companys and nip olection would be not nt all distasteful to Senator Jolin R, McPherson, between whom and his colleague, Senator Rantolph, & erent rivalry, das Jong existed for the mastery of the State, ‘The Inte Democratic Convention in Trenton proved a victory for MePherson, and Senator Randolph, who Is working energetically to secure another lense ot Senatorial honors, hag sutfered great- yy in hig political prestigo by the defent of Jeveland for Governor. z THE REPORTS FROM INDIANA resented to the Coinnilttee act forth that the Republicans are so thoroughly organized that they will potla full vote. “The Demo- eruts, under the leadership of Engtlsh, Hen- dricks, and McDonald, are making o «lesper- ate fent, but they are already Hespatclniy ne cording fo the reports, of their nbiiity to car- ry the State. The Chairman of the Indlann Nepuolican State Comuitteo states that his Committee are now amply supplied both with speakers and documents, and the Nutlonal Committee need not have any misgivings sg tothe result. Gartield Clubs haye been or- galzed. in every town, and ‘the canvass hug ecome so lively that the enthusingm !s not allowed to d jie ou FROM CONNECTICUT Gov, Jewell reported that the organization of the party was perfeot, and, in_spite of the bonsted personal influence: of Senator Bar- niin and the populatity of Gov. English, the Demoerncy would tind another Waterloo in that State ‘on electlon-dauy, In Hartford and New Haven the campaign Is belng vigoroug- ly conducted. AT THY NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UEAD- QUANTERS there wero present Senator Barnum and Messrs. Cooper, Sinalloy, Scott, and Lamar, Mr. Barnum denies the report of , great Republican guins in_ Vermont as belng grossly exaggerated, Ile says thot. overy apecies of Intimidation was resorted to in order to compel employés In the different manntfacturing centres to vote the Repub- Hican tleket. “Mr. Smalley states that bulle dozing was carried on to such an extent that nien were Inclined to stray away from the polls rather than be coerced to vote the Re publican ticket; were threatened with dls- infssal from tholr employment, “I have never witnessed an elvetion,” he suid, “where such unprincipled means were re- sorted to, and yet our opponents have not much to show forit., If that be the system of terrorism by which they hope to elect Borgel, then ‘thoy are iu desperate straits indeed, A BIG TIME. THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC Powwow. Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Nei Yon, Sept. 10.—Tha Demoernts of this eclty are oinking arrangements for -a, grand ratification meeting Sept. 23, ‘to be held under tho auspices of Tammany Hall, A street parado and an illuminatlon of public bullaings arein the program. In order to make as big 2 show as possible, arrange- ments are bolng made with railroad com: panies to bring In some organizations from the country, Tammany clubs In each of the twenty-four wards of the city are expected to turn ont In uniform, with torches, ‘TheCom- mitteo on Speakers la making arrangemonts with distinguished Democratic orators to bo present. Tho speaklag witl occur in 'Pam- many Holl, Tammany Democrats promise to make this one of the greatest demonstra: tons cf the compiiien, nnd calculate on hiny- {ng 100,000 persons In their parade, PENNSYLVANIA, BELTZHOOVEN'S LETTER. Bpeelat Dispatch to The Crtcaca Tribune, Pirtsnuna, Pa., Sept. 10.—MMr, Beltzhoov- or, Democratic Congressinan from this State, isin hot water, Even members of his own party belleve he wrote the lettor reflecting of tho’ ex-Confedernte General who Js ut the head of the Senate Committes on Pensions, ‘The Hon. Thomas M. Bayne, of tho Alle gheny City District, sald to-day that Beltz- hoover simply told tho truth. Ife added thatin a number of cases of which ho had porsonnl knowledge adverso reports woro made by tho Sonate Committevafter the Pen- sion bill had passed the House. “There was, for instance,” sail ho “the enso of Willam Bryant, of tho Binck Dla mond Stecl Works, . ‘The bill granting dim A penalon passed the House unanimous dy, and was reported adversely by the Senute Conpuittee. | ‘The evidence wid the report of the House Committes were so strong that Rapresentative Dunnell, of Minnesota, made aspeelal appeal to members of the llonse who w opposing bills, and it Ind [ts effect In securing the passage of the bill without a single dissenting vote. These never was 0 case attested by more powerlulevidence, 11s elahn was supported by ten witnesses, among: James Park, and reputable str Liight elte other cases, HUT THIS WILT SERVE as on illustration, Linow that Beltzhoover had cases on tho Hongo enlondar, ap ho anust haye given them attention in order to get them through the Houses Committee, and hat he failed in the Sennte la not unlikely, udging fram experiences of such eases as hut of Bryant,” “Do you think Beltzhoover would write the letter attributed 3° “E have no doubt that he would write Just auch a letter, ay he is naturally and impule sively un honest nan,” was the reply of the Allegheny Congressman, Leading Democrats of this city berate Heltzhoover tor writlng such a Lotter, saylng it will undoubtedly hurt the partyin this Suite, ‘The affair is Ikely to catieo some Hopping, in which Garfleld will not be the aullerer, them geons, Sytetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tell 10 The Chleago Tribune, Wasiincron, D, C., Sept. 1—The free shnilg of tho letter written by Congressman Beltchoover, of Pennsylvania, whieh de- elures that the Rebel Consress will not pass pensions for Union soldiers, and whieh eltzhoover has declared # forgery, Wis ox tnlnod here this afternoon by Govornment expurts, and compared with letters from Beltzhoover on Gle iy one of the departe wents. ‘These experts declare that the two iclters were written by the same person. ————— ILUINOIS, AT ELQIN, " Bpectat Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune, Z Exain, 1, Sept. 10.—Gov, Cullom arrived , dn the elty thiy noon, aud was greeted with ‘an enthusiastic reception by the Republicans this afternoon, Tle visited theasylum, watch factory, and other points of Interest. ‘The firat pun for Garfield and Arthur was_ fired this evening, when the tampaten was Inau- mutated by a grand inass-meeting, held In Dubols’ Opera-House, A street parade was held, the band, Boys In Blue, and Stalwarts being in the procession. Gov, Cullom deliv- ered a powerful address before a largo nudi- shortly afterward. As the story gees, he had finally to be carried about Jn a litter, hoe Was su weak, ‘The Hon, John G. Davis, of Indiana, occu- vied rooms adjoining those of Mr. Marris, On the morning tho duel should -haye been fought, hearing Mr, Marrls coughing, hoe went Inte his. room to seo if he wanted any thing. Tle asked Mr. Harris how ho slept. ‘Tho latter replied that he had never slept aounder, and never felt better, Salt ence. Heatsome length gave his reasons | Mr, Davis: “I fear you, are tes for being # Republican, and why ho believed | cclving yourself; yon are ‘ton weak to think of — tneeting Mr. English,’ Mr. Harrls protested that he never felt better fo dls Ife. Salt ties EL went through the Mestean Wat, and L think I know something nbowt a musket, and so sure as God ahh allows tho. World to stand long siough for me to meet BU English I will kubhim, At any Tryst? can’t cheat me ont of many of my days, . ‘The’ story goes that Mr. Harrls was on hand, but Enelish failed to put ita appears antes, vss that a month poor tarrls was carried to an honored grave, a yietin of the fell destroyer,constumption; while from some mysterions providence English was spared. Twonld like, Mr. Editar, to know what tine Mr. Hlartis was in Congress and from what district In Iinots ho came. a WB, REBEL PENSION CLAIMS. NOT ONE ALONE, BUT A GREAT MANY WAVE DEEN FILED, SOME IN THE PENSION OFFICE AND GHEAT NUMBENS WITH CLAIM AGENTS, = Diapateh to Cinetanatt Gasette, Wasinxatos, Sept, &—Tho application fora pension made by Robert Hnuna, of South Carolina, and filed in the Penston Bureau a month or two ago, has attracted mich attention ‘because tanna served through tho Warin tho Rebol army. ‘This applleation has been regarded as tho only one of its kind, ‘This is a mistake, for many Rebel soldiers have taken tho necessary steps to procure penstons from the Government ngainst which they fought. Itis not known that these applications have been filed fn tho Pension Bureau, but there ts reason to bellave that himdreds of them have ‘been placed In the hands of Pension ngents inthis elty. Iu 1877 these elaiins arrived In considerable miunbers, They began to be forwarded from the South to various Pension Agents here Simnvdlstely after the Democrats got controt ¢ One claiin from Alabaun was: acturly filed in the Pension Ottice by Gite More & Co. of this city, and was passed alone in the regular order of the work until it reached the potut where appllention is made tothe Adjutant-Gencral for a transcript of the inilitary Iilstory of the applicant from the muster rolls, ‘This application was, re- turned tndorsed “no such regiment.” ‘The ease Was then referred {o Gilmore & Co., who the Republican party should continue in con- trol of tho Administration, Tho speech was listened to with great interest, and was fre- auenty Interrupted with applause. ‘The opening gun was fired with powerful effect AT ATLANTA. Bpecial Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, ATLANTA, HL, Sept, 10.—About 3,000 peo te assembled at the Atlanta Fair Grounds |is afterneon to hear tho political speeches, ‘The Hon, Cyrus Coy represented tho Reput> lieans, and the Hon, 1.N. Stiles the Demo- erats, Gen, Stiles opened the ball. He made a rambling speech, created no ene thusiasm whatever, elaimed the Republican party had been in} Y long enough, ond was therefore corrupt; wanted a ehanges pend ed no arguments to show why the Soll South should be given control. Mr. Coy followed, giving facts and figures to show how well the Government had been run tnder Republican rte, and com pared fis history, with the Democratic Administrations, and closed with a stirelag appeal to the people to stand by the party (at had saver the Nation, and to which wag due the cred for the prosperoits tines of fo«lny. At the close of the spevet the Hon, BF Punk proposed three eheers for, the Union, but the Democrats opposed it, Capt, Smith, our next Congressnan, was present and made hosts of frientts. AT TAYLORVILLE. Special Mepatch to The Chicaga Tribune, TAYLONVILLE, UL, Sevt. 10,—Maj. Mee Williams, candidate for the Legistature, and 1. Essick, candidate for State’s Attorney, spoke here Inst night to a crowded house, A Garfield and Arthur Club of about 200 inembers was organized. ALABAMA, EXPERIENCES OF A GNEENDACK APOSTLE, Col, Jesse Harper, of Danville, Ib, two yenrs ago Greenback candidate for Congress inthe Fourteenth District aud now one of the most enthusiastic npostles of tho fint lunacy, arrived In the city yesterday, and during the afternoon was the recipient of quite-an ovation in tho dingy back-room in the Palmer which tho fiatists designate as headquarters, Ey After tho bulk of tho party had buzzed | replied that the regiment In question was him to death, a ‘Tumune reporter dropped | Confederate, and the’ clalm had been filed by in with the lope of obtaining some fresh | mistak crumbs of Information, ‘The Colonel stated | | Mr, George T, Leman, one af the mast prominent of the Pension Agentsof Washing- ton, says thathe haa recelyed ebouts0 ap plications within the last four or five years fron Rebel soldiers or their helrs,. These ap- pieuttions had been placed on iis Mes and ho hought, they were silll there, butas these files contained about 80,0000 polleations those made by Confederates could not be picked out for examination withouta long and labo- rious seareh, Mr. Lemon looked at his files, and tn afew minutes fond tvoor three of these uppll- entions. witch may be regarded ns speelens of the lot, : Davidson Abram Miller applled July 27, 1878, for Mr. Lemon's ald In procurlng, for hina pension, His letter deekires that he was tt Volunteer in the Fifty-ffth North Caro- lina Regiment, his offteers having been Capt. Van Teague, Col. Conley, Gen, Davis, Brig.- Gen. Heath. Ie says: “ T send this to you to xee If there ix any chance for & pension, of which Tam in great-need.? application was: made also by Mrs. Cella Hubbard, of Patrlek County, Virginia, whose husband, William’ Hubbard, en! isted in Company “Dy Fitty-first Virzinia Regt ment, In March, 1863, “He died in the service May 80, 1883, Jeaving five children, ‘Yo the atestion whether sho had ever aided or abetted the Rebellion sho answered: “1 have not.” “This question was one of a ist for- warded to her, whieh included one In which Lasked If her hnsband was in the Northern army. Itwas not wutil ts fist was retarned: that tho real nature of tho application be- enine known to the agent. i Aslinilur application was mide by Mrs, Frances Hubburd, of Patrick County, Vir- Inia, whose husband. enlisted -in the titty. that he Jeft Decatur, Ala, Aug. 83 went north to Nastiville, Tenn, subsequently transferred himself to Missourl, where ho minde n few Greenback speeches to tho * tle- cutters”? In the southwestern part of the State, and Inter took a tramp through Jown spreading the Greenback gospel ne- cording to Wenver, He wns now renily to open the campaign tn Hinois, and hoped to “whoop it up? in Kendall County noxt week, “What kind of atime did you have in Alabama ?” auerled the seribe, “Thnve nothing to complain of on the score of personal treatment, In fact, It was all Tconld have expected. ‘There was no at- ten to brenk up any of my meetings.” to? et you make mitich of a canvass of tho “TZ -traveled through tho northern and central part of the State, and mhdo nfnoteen speeches, mostly at barbeeucs.” ~ “What was the stration 15 you found it?” “In Northern Alabama the whites aro lnrgoly in the ascendent. ‘Cho Greenbackers and Republicans outnumber the Democrats, and In many districts they will elect members of the Legislature.” “How Is It with tho other part of tho ? “In thp central belt, In which cotton fs the staple, the negroes as compared with tho whites avo 8 to 1; ‘dnd in the southern or muatarind belt, the sugar zone, the blacks number 9.to 177 “ How do the negroes ect along there 2”? “Thoy haveno show whatever, ‘The land is ownesl by large proprietors. ‘The negrocs are tenants, but as for having any Nberty or | frst Virginia« Regiment, Floyes® brigade: in anything else, they nreaimply ina state of | Anust, 1863 nnd died in the hervice, leay' ng vassalage, Polltteally 90 por cont of tho | six childron.: She - asserted that she had nol negroes are opposed to the Democratic party, and the poor whites 1¢ they had a chance nidud of abettenl the Babelllons Mrs. Sarah C, Boyd, also of Patrick Coun- would gladly withdraw from the tyrannical | ty, Virginia, appfes on account of. her rule of the Inntowners,” Hdspand. Hiram Boyd, “who. enlisted “What do you know about In March, _1803,° In Company — F, BALLOTHOX STUFFING P? Eighteenth ‘Virginia — Regiment, and “Inthe black cotinties tha negro knows } dled In 1874. Accompanying this appli- nothing about his ballot, Few of tho blacks | cation are some interesting pavers, One ts vant rend or write, and whenover they deposit | raiirond pass given to Boyd in April, 1862, by an. untl-Demoeratic ballot the judges simply | the Excoutive Department of the District of substitute a Democratic tleket for it, When the count is made no Republican except an uneducated pearo is allowed to witness It,” “ How do the Republicans feel 2? “They are not sntisfed with the action of thelr brethren at the North. ‘hey feel that a grent wroug has been done to the negra, tthe Republican party at the North should send into the South 100 of its best and ablest spetkers, imen of National reputation, to resent to the negroes and poor whites the Testes now before the country. Tho negroes feel that they have been abandoned tke o flock of sheep to a pack of wolves.” : “How do tho natlve white Ropublicins and Greenbackers get along 2”? “They are nll men of subline courage, whom no bulldozing will seare. ‘They nll go armed, and do net hesitate to any that If any shooting is to be indulged in they are wilting to take a part? Whnt do you think of the State goneral- Norfolk, aga result of hls exemption from further milltary duty, Upon this Boyd has tleseribed his residence ng “anywhore In tha Confederate States.” Another Is is certificate of exemption, signed by Col, Taylor, Gap, Eliott. and Capt. May, of tho'Iwelfth Vir- ginia Regiment Another Is a certificate signed by Capt. E, M. Copps, of tho Ninety. elghth New York Volunteers, setting forth dint dove took tho oath of allegiance July } L805, A residentef Patrick County, Virginia, gave toMr. Lemon the names of fivo witows * who Tost,” ho says, thelr husbands inthe late War in the service of tho United States, and who are in great necd of any lielp they could get trom the Government.” Mr. Lemon In reply inquired If tho dead mon had been Federal or Contederate solidlers, and the representative of the widaws answered that they had been Confedernte soldiers, Ho was Informed that the United States was not paying such claims, Mr. “ Lomon says that the greater part of the Con- federate applications were received In 1876, THE VOTERS “VOICE. | THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAT, DISTRICT. To the Eultor of The Catcago Tribune, Cutcaco, Sept. 10,—L to not know that it 1s tho best policy. for ine ns Ufe-long Repub- “Physically it {sa beautifal land —that Is, the northern helt,—buttha country lsat ely: ized, It needs free churches, free schools, free ballots, aud a free country,” “Te a fair voto were polled, what do you think would be tho reswlt?”? The Republiesns and Greenbackers would haven majority of 60,000," | a How many of you Grechbackers stumped tho Stato’ Menn to express my preference forn candi. “Weaver, Do La Matyr, Randall, and my- Ty o H ‘Wo did not travel together? 'Y° | date for the Third Congressional District, or to venture an opinion as te who would be the most popular candidate before the yoters of tho district, and TC gertalaly should havo refrained from this ventura had {t not been for the fact that is forced upon me more strongly avery day that the Republicans of the 'Phird District are in imminent danger of comnltting a fatal blunder In making thelr nomination, Tho three most prominent (and most likely only) candidates that will bo presented tv the Convention are Messrs, Bare well, Barber, and Washburne, It Is) hard for wiany Republicans to make a choice be tween tho two first-named candidates,” Mr, Barber is oman of undoubted Integrity: 6c! “Handnll was rather uncivilly treated?” “Yes, ho was given thirty-five minules to Tenvetow a ” 1d he Ko % “4 amitersiand ho dtd! “Whi Is ft the negrocs cannot help them- selves Pp? © 'Thoy are not allowed to have any arma, not even good sized jack-knife, The prese ent State laws were wmiade for the political enslavemont of the colored iman, Tle is robbed on every side, and Is perfectly powers fess to holp himself, ‘fhe penal fiws aro outragcous. Timeta negro in tho Peniten- Hoary who lind been sent there for om year for taking eight rousting-ears of corm. And this corm hu had raised Uhnself, When the negro rents a pecs af) land he | as a eltizen, a good tnwyer, & Repub lean cannot nsvor romove uny of the Hrowlng rock-rooted dn tho evarkiathing truths sad crop without a permit frat the faownar, pylneiples uf our partys added to whieh ts is two years expurlence In Congress, A man who hasan large aequalntanes among the rank and file of the volers of this district, possessing expeclatly a strong bold on the go> called cotintry vole, aud a strong chord of syupathy canning through the German oles Inent on account of whose rent Is ‘sesured by a imortgage on the crop, Whenever the row li, corn crop reaches acondition thatit can be used for foud n cortain number of rows are staked off for the negro tenant's use, ‘Tho colored man whom [saw in the, Penitentiary had taken eight cars to give to a traveling preachor, hig German descent. lu was seen by one of the tindowner’s {Paten all fu all, you need uot travel far to henehniens was urrested, found guilty, and | tid for jess available and sultable candl- senteneed, dite than he, And there aro few men who * Are you golng South again?” SS wit wh back Lockinbanin in Octo- ber and canvass the State for Weaver” will draw outa stronger Republican vote in the district tian he, And yee the question comes to every: earnest and Tve Republican, Can he carry the district next November? Slr. Farwell is tou well known to alinost every man, Won, and child tn tha district to need any intraduction, elther at my hand or through the mediin of ‘Tne ‘Taisusy, And L assert unqualliiedly that there are low, ff any, men in tho district wre have the cuntltence of thy Adintnistration and tha party inn larger degree thin he, ‘There are ew wien who more fully comprehend the Iglalative needs of this great commeror contre at the hands of Congress than he. Mr Farwell has done more both in and ont of Congress lo secure the necessary approprine tions for our Government pier. harbor tne provements, Oustoin-House, and other Gov. ernment establishments | Tuan any other eluizen inthe district, ‘These facta are too well known to the voters of the district to need repetition bere, After a residence of over aw quarter of 0 pentuty. in, the North Diviston of the elty, and having moved always among the common, middle classes (ot among the sitkestovking brigade nor ENGLISH, THE DUELIST. 1s CIAL 8 OF AN ILLINOIS POLITICIAN, To the Euitor of The Chicago Tribune, LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept, W—In 9 recent nunnber of the Montleello Herald, published in this State, there was an account of a chal- lenge te fight w duel, sent by W, &, English, present Demoeratto candidate for ViewPrea- {dent, to ong Harris, of Minos, ‘The facta us gathored from the article and convoran- Yous with other people seem to be about these; Mr. djarris had introduced a bil in Congress relative to the admission of Kan- bus, OF some other Territory, Into the Union, and Mr, English had a bill for the same pure pose, As 1 have heard the story, Me, Marrs was a Free-Soll Democrat, while Engilsh was an ultra Bourbon, or Doughface, which- ever you choose to call It A yory bitter fecling grow up between tho | duong the rlyererat phatanx), Cassie to be 0B competent to Judge of the public pulse in two mien, which culminated in | eae Ate considerable degra of English sending Harris: a challenge to fight u duel, . Marrla accepted tho challenge, and, having the right to chofca of weapons, selected utuskets loaded with twelve buck- shot each; distance ten paces, At tho thine accuracy, Yesterday afternoon T visited that portion of the North Side which was known ny olden tinted ag" Butfalo,” where to-day Hinetenthy of the residents pare the same men and thelr children that resided there of receiving the challenge Mr, {Tarris was in erica eo tng no ins Furwel ‘he tho fast stages of consumption, and died | shrewd, sharp, practical business man £ mention this as an Incident wht repetition all over the district. Twed district. finds its Mr. Farwell 4g no Introduction to the vaters of this There are few men, if any, who have a larger personal acataintanee than he, and so t tho district as iy that and vey who enn draw dent voters fy fact ite Th a (istrict is a very elnse a y nimy opinion, after a very enreful sure of the whole field, Mr. Farwell 1s per- thers are few heh, i a argely upon the inde; mn Ne. it ts an mndentable haps the only nan tne the district that can earry the election next November, and [am fully convinced, by faree of personal obser- vations, that he is by allodds tha strongest may the Republicans can nominate. Mr. Wasburne little can be sail elthor foror naninst hinas a candidate, There are more at the hands of n peopts than Mr. Wash wnd fow nen tn this great Nation that deserve Rouerois and gratefil Aburne. Hs lifelong almost wnesaninied experience ty Gove ernwental affairs: his unswerving adhesion to tho principles of the Republican party, {1 relation to which he stands as do the signers of the Declaration of Independence to that, immortal deelaiation of principles; hls n=" | ata all nted and lifelon persistent opposition to frauds and corruption in public atfairs, all declare that he Is pretuinentts fitted to resent the Third Dis rict of this State or rep any distrit {nthe Natfon in Congress, but with all this in view, ton, mado «a North St am failly convineod that he cannot, mink and fle o ark the ues. bo elected?” 1 have exninination: in the of the ty, and To the the votersgo€ the Third Con- “Can he earoful Division gresstonnt District he is the mythical hero who fected the Germans; may be thero atitl, he o, Under the National flag in Paris, pro- but, for ail, they know, Hleis not personally known to then, He has not, in ifs life, been agsuclated with the history of Chicago, Its short residence in ing Sie: for elgn voters, Chicago, its age, and fall- health, and his exclusivencss, have pre- ted his becoming familiar to them, Po- ally, he $3 only known to them ng the 1 friend and gupporter of Grant as a candidate tho DPresidency, which, among the for- does not recommend him. Ils present and vrobable absence in Europe pre ven In view of the wort enn the one for tse personal compnten, 1 and merits of these Hdntes, the question to be answered at Convention on the Uth Inst. ts, Which of thelr number ean carry the district the party? All personal considerations Inust play a gecond part in this matter, Wa cannot aiford in the present eritteal con- dition of the upon the aya! nist cer the tion publ nomination of Mr. Washburna_ a great nis: tke part and country to speculate lability of any candidate, Wo have a certatity, or at least as near a tainty as elreumstances will permit. and nearest to that certainty Is the nomina- of C. B. Farwell. 1,5 9 Sife-long Ke- leat, should most alnly consider tho cy dittle Tsuthmit this rss thin idle folly, for the consideration of those who have the now slonal District.” ination to make inthe “Third Congres. Joun Wi Kneamen POLITICAL PREDICTIONS, To the Editor of The Chicayo Tribune, Citcaco, Sept. 1—A private letter from Astanch Republican from Maine under dato of Sept. 4 say's “J will start with the pre- dfction that Gov, Davis Is to ba redtected by a majority of from 10,000 to 15,000,—~should not be surprised né the latter figure. The Stato is alive, and with the State steal, Solld South, rag-bnby, Solot's steers, Icquite sultry, About t ete, wa ore having len days ago o re lar stampede cominenced to our side, and, If one-quarter of thy reports are true, we stall mal ke a tremendous gain, All five Congress. men will be elected, and Frye’s malarity will be whn year, 2,500 nt least. Speaking of Frye, he fs ning golden opinions for himself this Tlv isthe nialnstay in this State, His hopularity and superlorily are no longer questioned.” TUE EASTON FSTATE, AND MR. W. 1, EN+ GLISI’S CONNUCTION THEREWITIE. ‘Tb the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Inprasarorss, Ind, Sopt, 8—Much has been sald about Mr. W. H. English’s pecullar close-fisteduess, and how he has amassed an fimtnense fortune, ard until recent develap- ments in our own county I, for one, was led to bellove that It was a means resorted to by the Republican papers to retalinte: on the Democracy for the very unjust erlticism ‘and abuses of the Republican standard-bearer, ‘Truth and falrness belng my motto in poll- tles that with Me, as well as religion, and having heard there wasn Ilttle crookedness connected Engllah, your correspondent. ‘yepiatred to the hablintion of tho ‘parties inte: rested, who ‘resides in. Cliarleston. The faets gathered ore about as follows: W. IL tho English’s wife is. 0 near relation to Euston foinily, and many yeurs ago English was made the custodian In some forin of a large sum of money dug the Ens-. ton heirs, most of whom reside in. Charles- ton Joh snl ellst wht and Plenty, among them being Capt. n and Willfam Easton, Hlisha Ensto Mrs, Esquire Compton: By one of 5: ’s overreaching finwuelal tricks, for phe is notorious in Judiana, the Eas. tons have never been able to see the color of - thel: som ir money. Being a relative * and hinself ewhat {nterested,” they have not desired to commence legal proceedings to recover, but have endeavored to settle their claims anteably; but, despairing of such ensy results thoy’ hands of Ci late of Cha Indlanapolis, Mr, was Augily placed the matter in tha S. M. Shepherd, at attorney, ny, but now a resident -o! whose wifa Is a daughtor of ant Mrs. Conpton,” for collection. It learned through Cant, Shephard that when Mr. Engtish was notified of his noml- nati after tain jon for the Vice-Preaideney, orsoon there- r, that Mr, English called npon the Cap- and affected tgnorance In the matter, perhaps with Intention ton bluff. | Ie said to Capt. Shepherd: .* T understand you are trylng to dig up something In the shape of a efalin against ine in connection with the old Ena hord retorted:. “I am any clan, the ton estater” Wherenpon Capt, Shop- not digging up Thavo examined the records Jn enge nnd find Ita mera mntter of fact, and Ithas been in your hands ‘some tine. ‘The easlest way for you to manage that would ba tom ny over aboitt $40,000 to $50,000 and not be guilty of very much palaver about It.” ‘Tho yery positive and expilelt answer Mr, She pherd gave hin seemed to remind ‘him that discretion was the better part of valor, And ashe arose to depart he sald: “Well, Capt som don tain, wo will try and settle this matter in 9 way, but forthe anke of my success *t say fon much about this matter.” ‘This Is In substance asf got it from ong that knows, W. D, Marrock, . NOTES, THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS, Bpectal Disputch to The Chleaga Tribune, Wasinnaron, D,., Sept, 10—-Gen, Fitz- hugh Lee, nephew of Robert E, Lee, who was taln In the city to-day, snys that there cere ly will be no compromise between the regular Democrats and the Readjusters in Virglaia, and also thinks that the regular DVemverntie Electoral tlekot 1s certaln to bo suecessti), Gen, Lee clains that Matione is endeavoring to secure 4 conipromise, and that the recent steps In that direction have heen taken at hig Instance. ‘The regular Democrats th Virginian, he says, will have nothing tu do with the matter. DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN LITERATURE, "Tho average number of dociments now sent daily by the Democrats from campaign headquarters here Is 400,000, Most of them got ‘0 Andlani WRAVEIL Spectat Dispatch to The Chicapo Tribune. New York, Sopt, 10—Gen, Weaver, the Greenbuck candidat for President, spoke for two hours ut Coupor Institute i this elty fon Izht. ‘There wers 9,00 people present. currency question was treated In the uy tgual Greenback style of argument, a TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Bpectal Dispatch to The Chlcays ‘Tribune, . Spninavicen, IL, Sept, 10.~Tha Scorotary of Brute to-day lysued a license to organize tha Wostern Oakum Munufacturing Company, engu. Chi- 2 Be Cupitnl, $100,000, Curporators, ¥ Geer, B,J. Luturch, T, 4, Gilmore, Yankton, D, Yan! men’ will -Bopt. 1.—Tho citizens of kton have subscribed $10,000 for un oxperi- tul urtesion well at this point, and boring begin ay s00n as tho contracts “uro oon. cided. ‘There te great Interest in the expor}- ment AN euye tin this section, - Francisco, Sept. 10-A Seuttlo dispatoh Apt. Bmith, of the steamer Josephine, Just arrived from Bkngit, reports that while nseuant> Ing that river on ‘Tuvsday just, when 0; Mount Baker, ed rho wonit the mountain oe 19 obs state of violent eruption, Hamca struamiuy up rom the summit and glurge Vuluuscof smoke asoeudl 1 will and ng. ~ — A Word of Sound Advice, ‘hose who contemplate speculating In stocks do well tu corraspond with thy reputable feygwortby house of Jobn A. Dodge & Cu. No. 13 Wall atreot, Now York. ‘This trim bye the reputution of giviux unusually souud advice Lo thyir vut~ y huye reaped ments, own customers, MaDy uf Ww! we returua from Buall ioy OREIGN. The Albanians Determined to Re- sist the Cession of Dule cigno. Great Excitement at Present Prevails In and About That City. The Turkish Cabinet at a Loss os to What Course to Pursue, Twonty-oight Thonsand English Nail. makors Engaged in a Strike. Tho Work of Romoving Victims of tho Durham Mine Explosion Pro- gressing Slowly, TURKEY, THY FLEET. Raowra, Sept. 10.—It je supposed tho combined, Neot will not quit thoso waters bofure tho ith of ‘Ovtober at tho cariiest. A VIENNA DIBPATCH. Vitexna, Sept. 10.—Tho Powers have resolved tocnrry out the naval domonstration In Turkish wators. Itis thought certain that Dutolyno will bo ceded to Muntenegro. ‘THE AUDANIAN BITUATION, The Manohoster Guardian's correspondent at Haguen telegriphs -on Wednesday ns follows: “At the twollth hour tho ‘Turke hive taken aetion. To-day Riza Pasha dispatebed tye bac tnlions from Seutirl to effect tho ees alon of Dulelgno, Rize Pasha hna been utterly trying bribery sueeessfully on the more turbulent Scutirine Chiefs, The encountgement the Porte tng hitherto givon tha Albanians must, however, ailll render its teal intentions doubtful, Bhould the Aluaninns ox- Couto tholr thrunt to oppose the Turkish troop the Porte may yet wash tte binas of tho aifilr, urging the Impossibility of coercing Muxsul- mang, } came bere through Montanegra from Dulcigno, ns tho League Cammittes thera In- formed me that owing to the Influx of fanatics from the interlor they could no longer gu my satety, ‘Tho apectacie of a combined | eat riding in the harbor is mngnitieent, Tho Mtuasian Admiral. who returned ‘Tuesday from a trip to Cottinje, saya the Princo of Mons tenoyro isnot prepared to use force to sain Duleigno, beenuasc he feara it would provoke n menor A banian invasion of Montencero, Tho Albanians are oneaniped In the mountains {once veasibie from the sou, and the Powers are not agreed aa to landing troops. Altogethor, Adiniral Beymotir's position Is anenyinhle, 18 tho inter= national Jeniousivs are bit feebly concealed,” MUCH EXOITED. Pans, Sept. 10.—A telegram from Dutelgno dated to-tny says the troops sent by Rize Pash ohenmoed last night near that plies. ‘The town Is na very oxclted stato, It is anid the League held a meeting at Scutarl and decided to oppose surrender. . Tho Montenegrins are echeloned along the frontier cluze to Dulclgno. AN ENGAGEMENT. A telegram from Pera reports that tha Turkish troopg at Scutari bad an engagemont with a band of Albanians,on Thursday, THE GREEK FRONTIER, Toxnon, fept. 10.—An Athens dispatch says tho Porte’s reply relative to the Greek fronticr witl be presented Saturday, 16 dechires that tt is impossibic to necopt the proposnis of the Pow- ora, and bexs thom jn the namo of Justice to al- low tho negotiations to be reoponed, DETENMINED TO RESIST. A dispatch dated Constuntinopte, Friday, says: Niza Pashn telegraphed enrly to-day that the Al- banians bad dotormined to resist. “Tho Cablnot fmamediately met, It 1g reported that tho Sultia 1a imtteh incensed with the Alb intins, and his de- termined that tho troops aunt! employ force, GREAT BRITAIN. ‘THE GARTER Lornox, Sept, W.—Tho Duko of Bedford has boen made a Knight of tho Order of tho Gar- ter, GNRAT STRIKE, A strike of 28,000 nallmakers of Kast Warces- torshiro and ~Stuffordstiro began “to-day in opposition to nny further reduction of their wages, which thoy allege have ulrendy been ro- ducad 20 per cant. WIDOWS AND ONPHANS, Tho explosion in the Seaham Mino makes sov- oritg-aix Widowe did’ Yat" Septiiina, “A largo. mae Jority of tho Victims weto'single men. : At? this morning the frat of the victims of tho disnster wero brought up from. tho inines, »Berore all the bodies could bo, ,romoved tho fire again broke out, and was not cxtingulshed until? * o ONT HUNDRED AND THIRTY 1s the lowest estimate of thodend, and it fs cs: timated thit there were 400 horses and puntes inthe mine, The bodies of twelve mon brought up aro frigbtfully disfigured, There are cloven more bodies near the pit-shart. Itwill be s»ma- time before the othor bodies cnn bo recovered, and some may never. bo found, as thoy nro Duried under the débris of the explosiou. A other fire bus began in No, 8 shaft, ut the yen= tilating furnuce. This will delay exploration. ie LATEST. From the lst publiahed, It appoars 162 mon and Dboys ure missing, ‘The Intest. ofliclul states mont pinces the number of killed at 7 A broken Davy aifety-tamp bas been brought up from the muin seain, and, It fa bellfed, throws 2omo light upon the origin of tho disaster, “TunTY ConrsEs. Lonpon, Sept. 10—Mldnight.—Thirty corpses: had been recovered from the Suahuin pit, up to § u'clook Liat avening, when tho sorcl was sis. ponsed for the night, in consequonco of the no- cumulation of gus, 5 . FRANCE. NOTRE DAME, Lonnon, Sept. 10.—A violent storm occurred in Parle Wednesday, Tho Cathedral of Notre Daine and tho ruins of tho Palaco Dea Thermes, built in tho fourth contury, wore struck by lightning. Only a few stones wero dislodged, z +t GOLD, -* & PAtis, Bept. 10.—There are largo ordora on the market for gold. Its romittancu to Now York ia oxpected. pate : A firo in Saint Bont, UpporGaronno, destroyed thirty-two houses nnd raudered 10) people hovio= 83. THE ANNEXATION OF THE SOCIETY ISLANDS, Pants, Sopt. 8.—The annoxation of the Sucioty Tatanda to France {a the event of the day, and causes ns much rejoloing hure as if it word reals jy u matter of great importinee. It hus long been a foregone conclusion, tn voluntarily de- svenalng fron her throne and making a formal cession to Franco of what that Govermmont wag virtually mistress of under the form of a pro- tectorato, Queun Pomaré hus dono a very sersi- ble thing 60 Car as hor own personal intoresta ‘| are concerned, ‘Tahitl will ehlotly live in histor: for having furnished a missionary, Pritchard, An opporiunity of croating u forniidable intere national dificulty and tor haying supplied to tho Hal Mnbilio tho colebrated typo of cocuito, who, under tho peustonym of © La Reine Pos miard,” furnished the subject of amualny sketches to Gavarni, and equully amualn, qane todas tave Nudaud, Lidudore do Bundvillo, and Pri+ vat d'Anglement, NO DIFFERENCES, Panis, Sopt. '10.—The National dentes that thoro ure Huy diferonovs in the Cabinet in re. aed to the bill on aasectations ov excoution of tho religions decrees, which, it belloyes, will bo shortly carried into ofect, GERMANY. THR NECENT CONPERENCH, Lonnon, Sept, t2—Tho Brissals Elofle Belge says: * Wo lenrn from a relinblo quarter In Ber- Iin that the conferences butween Bistnurck und Deron Haymorle resulted tn the couchivion of an offensive and defonsivo alliance botween Austria and Germany. Tt fs stated fn Romo that tsiumarck and tnymorlo discussed tho possibile ity of an alllance with Italy,” THE PAWADES, DBenurn, Sept, 10.—Tho weather ts magnificont to-day, Tho mancuyses commenced with tt parade of the Third RTA Corpa, at which wero prevant te Hmporor Willan, the Crown Price ppuuriel William, aud the other linporlal Prineos. The Duke of Chen belleo: British Come mander-in-Chlof, the Duke and Duchess of Cone naught, and the Grand Dukes of Hesse aud Mocklonburg-Btrollia wore ulso prosent, IDLE GOssiR, Lonpos, Bept. 10.—The statemont of err Varnbublor that tho convluatou of tho Austri- Gorman Alilunce wis due to the fact Mat Ruse sla bid aude overtures to Franco for an alle waco against Germany, which wore communi. ented to Prince Blamarck by Waddlagton, aud ihe furthor sasortion of Herr Varnbublor that Gunmbastta compasssd Waddington's overthrow for disclosing the Mussian overtures, aro de. lured by tho fvepublique Francate to be mero idle gossip. tm 4 RUBBIA, : CArTUnED, 8r. PstEnspuna, Sept, 10.—It fa sald that a large party of horsemen attacked tho Russtuns ut Koud}i Kaligst and Bontageon, oapturiag a quantity Of arms and storoa, : sxoncurrr, ‘Tho Moscow Guscils ways’ thd report of Geu, Beobelot's recall (a unfounitel. On the bantra- ry, {tis nasocted in military olrolos that inpore tantovents are ponding tn the trana-Casplan region. , SERVIA. A Frignr, Teranane, Sept. 10.—A serlous quarrel, resuit- ing In the death of six Bervinns, ocourred bee tween Bulgarinns and Servinn pensante at Kronta, on tho disputed frontier territory. A B8-rvian ayontat Sophia will goto tho scene of disturbance. ITALY, ‘yesuvivs, Ros, Sept, 10.—A stream of lava {6 tasuing from Mount Vesuylua, neat tho new railway to ih BAUS Some imprudiont visitora have been injured. VARIOUS. a ontp, . Lonnon, Sept. 10.—Tho steamor Bt. Laurient, from Havre, the 4th instant, for Now York, took nhout £11,000!n gold, About £10,000 has boen gulbned from England for the week ending to- ny. . omruany: Pants, Sept. 10,~Tho death Is announced of Jules Niccofet, an eminent French lawyer, aged 01. He had been retained os the lending counsel for ‘tho Jeauite to thelr two aulta against the Goverament, + +A HEAVY DIAMOND PURCHASE, New Yonk, Sept. 10,—It fs stated to-day that one of the largest purohascs of dinmonds over mando by & private buyer, for personal use, bas been innde by a membor of ‘tha Bnglish noviilty from a New York house. "It willbe # necklace, and n favetmile of the une worn hy the Empress of Rusata at the timo of herdnughter’s murriago to the Duke of Edinburg. The Cznrinn's neck- Ince cost $820,000. The Lngtish nobloman, an Earl, paya only $125,009 for Ita fac simile, It is suid that it would have cost much more in London, Paris, or Ame atordam. | It has Just boon completed, and con- slats of Atteen magnificent dr luants, graduated from about the sizo of a filbort to tho central tone of newrly threo times that size, and the Weight of tho fifteon stones in 040 curate. Tho Bari ons vlan purchased from tho sano firm a pair of ourrings und x breech. Tho care rings ure solltuires, welghing twonty-six curate ‘The broveb is made to iniltute the horald- ublems af his cant-afearms. ft cantatas even large stones, welghing 144 carats, aud 81. teen sinallor diamonds, weighing sixty cur The cost of the enrerings und brooch 18 815,000, v Te wilt avon: ‘ho wholo set 18 valved nt 8100.00, be taken to England and the name of the pure chaser will then be mado known. ——— . NOTES’ FROMTHE’ CAPITAL, Spectut Dispatch to The Chicago Tritrune, Wasntyaton, D. 0., Bopt. 1.—Tho reocipts of the Treasury overy dny this week baye been $1,000,000, and one day thoy wero $1,200,000._ ‘The Hentth Onlicer who bas been patrolling tho rlyor to Nod tha supposed yeltow-foyer bout has protty pearly abandoned the seurch, na it Ja bo- Heved the boat wis tost In the burricane, Tho hoavy northeast storm which has been prevail- Ing for sorao diya off Cape Hostry still continues, and adyices from Norfulk indicate that much damage hus been done, 4 Mr. Trowbridge, Commisstonor of indian At- fnlrs, still continues very tll. ‘Hobas not beon well tong enongh to become familiar with tho duties of his co sluce his appointment. Scerotary Byurts haa hud bie way, and tho Amorlean” naturalized oltizen, M{rzan.—son- tenced by Horace. Maynard whon Minister to Canstantinopte to doath,—Is not to be hung, but to be imprisoned for tifs. The commutation of sentencd was promulgated to-day, It 1s prabae ble that Mirzan will bo returned to this country. us tho Uulted States has no means of executing such a seuteuvy In the Ens, —<————=_$_—. HUMOR. If you wish to take caro of your health, tako alr, 3 Why isa miser Ikon man with a. short mem- ory? Because ho is always for-gotting. Thoy hnve deolded to put tho obollsk un a knoll. Vory appropriate place for a knulicd thing lke that, é A Chinaman, sho wns looking at an Amortcan enting tripe, said, And yet be hates dear little mice!” bi : 3 How different aro.tne Aldermen of Cloveland from thoso of uny other city! lua report in the Pluindealer, wo find that “Alderman Btank uroso and made a fow sensible remarks.” Can be bo hired to remove to Detroitt—Lelroit Fres Press. A Toronto Aldermnn, of the typlenl_amplp al- mengjous, wamlered around for “2 while-om tho Ist day of Ap with a plicard noruss his back inseribed: * Wideued at thu oxpense of tho cor ‘poration, ‘Toncher-* Suppose that you havo.two stick of candy and your big brother gives gow ewe more, how many buve you got theny'’ Little boy Ghuking bis head—" You don’t know him; be aln’t Ut kind of A bo: A Kunsns City reportor records tho fnot that. the deféated candidate “took bis wity tu the truin, wetpped in gloom and new store clathes, Thy gloom wes an clegnnt fit, but the store clutues were too short in tho legeund very buggy about the shoulders.” “Tit tench you to Ho, and steal, and smoke, and use profane Inneuugo,” suid an frate Gai- yeslon parent tu his ol lest offapring, ab the samo tlie swinging n wood sized sapling, |. 1'l toncl you, Suu young seamp,” Naver inlid, father, £ now all thom branchos alroad ¥. A nan who was possessed of a pair of twins of whom ho waa vory fond was uliways prulsing then and reciting thelr youd quulltics. At hs. YW Kuve thorn wy verdose Of AH Opin tincture which kiled them, Hs trionds said that he only curriud out his practice of luudanun to tho oky. Bolicvers in motempsychosts brave bad tholr faith rofroshed by a recent child who, upon com. lng into the world, mudo 4 suarching scrutiny of bis surroundings, and sinking bick in the nurso'’s arms iauirkod, * Thunk Henven, at inet 1 bave wot myself born Into a family it Is comfsort~ wwbly tlxed,''—sram the Frenea. An Englishman and a Welshman disputing In whose country wus tho best liviog, suid the Welshinans “There is such noble. bousukeep- tug iu Wales that l have kuown ubove a dozen oui employed at ong wedding-dlnner.” Ay” anawered tho Englisuinan, "that was because every one tonsted nis own cheose,"” Duttor? "You romembor tho story of the guest. who wag cating mare butter thin ‘biscuit, whilo the Iundindy feoked on, and tdyeted, and bined, until she fairly went iuton nervous it. Finally sho sid; * Do you know thut butter {9 up ty bo conta a pound?” ‘The hungry guest reached aut ca arg what Fi bg waa tore ag we iu nuwied, approvingly and roussuringly, "gov butter ty wath lhe a 5 _———— Jonny Lind at Home. A lotter from Londow written by Lucy Ii. Rooper, describes » cull onJvany Lind: ‘The une forgatien Swedish prima-donna Hyves in a epi- cious and charming mansion {a rotired nook in South Konstugwon, ombowored by trees towurs, In the vlogant drawwmg-roow, husy with plotures and tisiofully devorated with oid chinu, artistic draperies, vty, L found a ddy whovv blue eyes and kindly smile bore me back at Ghee Uvor tho waste uf sumo thirty yours. Again Isnt, au euger, yi school-girt, glows it, WIta Antictyutiun Ou the verge of my iret greaturt-dolixht, £ snw onge muro bofore mo tho tull, slender igure in its white satin drupoere Jes, with green lenves anddimmonds adorning tho abundant tir bain and tho vlden thrill creeps over ino that heralded tho first nutes uf thet mirvoluus, Ut incumpuribte voice, wHose tones: wore to Wubsy Uf the velvet-throuted Putt ur the ailyor- volved Nilsson aa the itegunt compured tho dinmonds of & Duchess, Snull L furgot bow ald non, who kuew just as mnuch about music td they knew of Sunserit, waed to sit with the tua streaming down thelr cheeks while Jeony Lind was simcdg, “1 kuow that my ledvemear tiy- vin’? ‘ruere she stood hofore ino, tho tntor- mtten idole my girlivn idviatry, changed, in- wed, by tho fupae of youra, yor unmsakubly the Jenny Lind at old.” Tho ubundant brown hair, with a fow lines of éliver uid Its looks, wna ture under in the peculiar fasbion in whiob atv ulways wore 1, and tie eyes ure loves Hy Bs Over tis thoir oxprossion wud to thelr soft uptha of dustrogs biue, abe talked, her gloved hands lay, clasped tipon. her knee ih the onsy, yrncefal pose that was famillar to us in tho Bwed.en songatress lung Yeurougy, Tealled her tttention to tho tut, und she gimlled ne ny remembering the wttitude, and tho protty German “monusylianie “Sul” which used to be another of the Hutte peouburl- tee that we noticed and loved bepuuse they were hers, escaped from hor Iips. A grand janie in one corner of the room. and a large three-quarter length portralt of horsdll, painted at the bight of ber renew, reoul.ud her ee queensiip in tho realing of sony. She wis Budsemely yet plulnty dressed dn a rlvn black way silk, closed to the throat with coral buttons, 0 shuw! of old Cluny Juce was draped uround fer, snouldera, and she wore 8 very simple cap of tine old Venetiun gurpure. Bho spoky ty wari terma uf allcction of the United ptutes, not in ralerence tu -the welcume and the worship it bud accorded to her In bygone years, but be~ cause, ua sho auld In ue quate Buglish that hud wuch 2 churu about it, © Your cauutry takes the rubble of all other countries aud «ivew then all achbunce.” Lepuke ot tho faut that when abe sung In America thery wero no opera-house- there. “ And of that I wus glad,” she remurked, “for 1 bad quitted the stage, and it was fur that reasou td wus wnxivls to go tw the United States, since thera 1 would bave nu temptation tu retura to tt.” Latsospoke of the Intense sympathetic quality of her talent, and the marvelous power {bat sho possussed of awayluw bor sudlance at will, purticuturty fn de- voulunal muse, Bomothwy of the vid beuutl tul, rank Be praetor oan inte Hi oye Beals answored, "Jt was becuuse my yulco came frou Godund eauy'ty Gods ¥ DR. RADWA""s SARSAPARTELTAN RESOLVENT, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Changes as Seen and Felt, og they Daily Occur, Att- er Using a Few Doses. 1-Good epirits, disnppenranco of wonk: Janitor, melancholy, inercase and hardiness g Heri and ances, ete, nie thea 2. Strength increusea, appetite Improves, cols fal for feod, no more sour pains ot ae brash, good digestions culm aud undisturbed sleep, awaken fresh und vucordus. 3. Disappenranes of spots, blotches, pimples; the skin looks cleur apd pean. the tiring changed troin ite tuebid and cloudy nppeanuce ton glont cherry or amber colors wacer png freoly from the blader through the urethre, withont, prin or sentdings ltueer no sedunenty no palnior weakness. '. A. Marked diminution of quantity and free quency of nvaluntary weakoning dischurges UE nNlicted in that way), with cortuinty of pers manent crtre, - Increased strength: exhibited in the seoretinee glands, and function harmony re stored te the severn) organs, 4. Yolluw tinge.on the white of the cves, and the searthy, suifron appenrance of the ‘skin ebanged tua cloar, lively and healthy color, 6. ‘Those suffering froin week or ulecratod itunga ar tuborales will realize yreut benefit in expeetorallng freoly the tough pliegin or mucus from the lungs, alr cede, bronobt or windpipe, throat or heud; diminishing the frequency of coughs general Invrense of xtrength throuytiont the syatem: atoppnge of night-aweuts and paige and eolings Of Wenkness around the anktes* legs, shoulders, afte; cessation of cold un chills, sonse of eulovation, hurd breathing and paroxysin of hereto lyn down or arising in vhe morning, Ali these distressing aymptome’ gragmily and surely Menppenr. 1. Asdny uftor day the SANSAPARIDLIAN Io taken new slgns of roturning heale: will appears ws the blood tproves in purity: and strength discuse will diminish, and all foreign and lipase deposits, nodes, tumors, enaneers. bard (uni ete, be resolved awity, wad the unsound mate sone aud healthy: wleers, fever sores, chrone skin discares, gradually didappenr, & In cilaes where the syste hns been salle vatod. aid Mereury, Quickallver, CorrosiveSube imate have nocumulated and become deposited {n tho bones, joints. ctoy enualng caries of the hones, rickels, spinal curvatures, contorttons, whito swellliges, varicose valine, ete, tho SA SAPARILLIAN will reanlve away those depoaita, and exterminate the virus of tho disease from’ * thosvatom.. hai 9, If those who are taking these medicines for the cure of: Chronlo, -Bervfulous, or By philile ilsenges, however stuw muy be the cure, “feet better” and find ther generul health fiiproving, thelr flesh and weight in Mine. OF UVET. keope ing [ts own, Et Is A Bure slign thit the cure fa pros, wtovming. In these discises tho putlent cither gels bettor or worvy.—the virus of the disease is notinnetlyes if not arrested and driven from the blood, {t will apread and continue to unidere inine the constitution, As soon 18 the SAlisAs PARULDIAN makes tho. pationt “feet better," every hour you will grow batter and {nerease fn health, strength. und testi, ; The great power of thia remedy fs In disease that threaten douth, ag in CONSUMPTION of the Lungs and Tuveretlons Phthisis, Serofar la-Syphilold Diseuses, Wastin. Degenerition and Uleoration of the Kidneys, Dinbetes, Siap page uf Water dnstantinects relief altariee where catheters have deen used. thus dolog awiy.with the prlptal operation of usiiy thes instruments, dissolving Stone in the Bladder and in alt cases of Inflammation of the Biad« der and Kidneys. In chronte cases of Leucorrha@a and Uterine digeuses, + ‘One huttle contains more of the uctive priucl ples of Medicines than uny athor Prepyrution, Taken in Teaspoontul desea while othersccquirs five or ix thes us much. ONE DOLLAR PRR BOTTLE. ER. mR. RADWAY’S READY . ~~ RELIEF CURES AND PREVENTS - Dysentery, Dearch a, Cholers Morbus Fever Dad Agte Rneumatiom, Newratale, Dipl theria, Untinenzt, Sore ‘Vhroat, DiMeutt Mreathing Complaints, mon pain fat dis ur) mae Hz. eady tellus, Nur senaess nwgaknen ‘or inssttude, will ae FY WAS THE FIUST AND IS TIE ONLY PAIN REMEDY that Instantly stops tho mat sxcruqiating pring altays Intlammations, aud ones Canestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomueh, Rawels, of other glands or organs. by me wppitentin IN FROM ONE ‘tO TWENTY MINUTES. No matter how violent or exeruchitin Rbuemuatic. Bed-ridden, Intirm, Cripy os, Nauralyloc, or prosteatad with diguase may. eutfor, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will alford fyatant ense,, ‘ INFLAMMATION OF TIE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF ‘THE HLADUER, INFLAMMATION OF THE HOWELS, os COR SOF THE LUNGS, sone THROAT, bi TP RUEATIUN NG LPYPATION OF THE WEST, AYSTERICS, HOUT, Ee ree 1 Ay HEADACHE, TOOTHACIIE, NENVOUBNESS, SLEEPLESSNESS, NEURALGIA, HHUSATISM, | ‘ 4 CULD CHILLS. ELS, CHILBLAINS, AND FROST Wi: The application af the Ready Relief tu the part or purta where tho pein or diMiculty exis will afford caso and comfort, Thirty to sixty drops in half a turublor ob wator Will in a few minutes cure srainps, Bpraing, Sour Stumach, Heartburn, sick Mead ache, Diurrhan, Dysentery, Colle, Wind in the Dowels, and all fiterna) Pains. - bottle ot ttade Traveiers ahould nlwiys carry 4 woy's Rendy Retlef with then. 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