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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, (X TOBER 20, 1876.
TBB NEWS this hoenlhq.
FoitncN. ? T!:o other Great Powers support
I.iissia in li?r demanda on Turkey. Servia ami
Monten. _rr?> deeHne t?> give any armistice. Great
Britain Im? sent tmnp? to tin Mediterranean, and i?
incrcasii.i: lier naval amassants. Dietrnsl eontinnes
Bltbestock <-v Europe. In China
the iu?iirrci'ti'?ii is spreading ; ?okoobBeg bos in?
vade?! a western province. = - The steamer Orebe
sank near Flashing, from injuries reeeived lu ;:'.>!
li8ion with tit?' Switzerland. Japan purposes
sending Bailors to England tir Hinghfrimt hor iron
c?a?! s.
Doantmc?sjoha Jar mads an able speeoh oa the
issues of the campaign in Weatcbester ? loonty.
A linriici?" i, ; |g Florida.
150,000 v laiton attended the State day eelebrattons
and taarnsmenl at the Exhibition yesterday.
Gou. Slid m hi say? tl. a Bonth Carolina lathe !.i?t
_.tato now that ought to make trouble t?> the notion.
: ? At the National Academy ol 6? It-noes, .
day, (?c.n. Abbott reported ou "Vibrations at Hell
Onto.*and PtoL Loonii? on "Last ?nmmer'i Bol
Weather."
City and Bcbtbbak.?The Tammany County
Convciition nominated Sinith Ely, jr., for Mayor,
Palana C Calvin for Borrogate, Bernard Reillyfor
fihcrill", Ueiirv A. Gambleton ior Cdunty Clerk, ami
Other aoonty offloera. A Republican borbeeue
waa bcl.l in Myrtle Avenue ran. in Brooklyn, with a
larajs Btiendance anda - ickl? ?. .\. \v.
Teimey, ?nul oth? 1-. 1 be Republican Natinn.il
Committee issued an sddrem <?f eongmtulation.
= Gold. HDv. 111. UOV OoW va!.:?- of the
legal landet dollar at the ebne, IWfiia eents.
Hooka foveriah, Irregular, and ekoing nasettled.
Tut WaATBKB.?Tub Titium'.? local observa
tions Indicate fine, followed by cloudy westber, witb
pos6iii)y lUgbt mina. intiii? eity yesterday
tlie day was clear uml niihl ; tbeitaometer, 50 ,
60?, 4 h .
Tiik Tbibcne Extba No. :;."? (Thb Tbibitnr
anide to ''.'" Exhibition) it for tale on all
the principal train arriving at ami deporting
from Nett*-York and Philadelphia, and tl"- re
port to tl, ni hit to obtain it from
the train neic. boy* will be regarded an a favor.
It will be tent i ? bhb addrett, postpaid, on re?
ceipt of On price, l" Mali is neei form, or _SS
centt in pamphlet.
Gen. Bhermaa seesas to have the right of it.
BaaayaShath CaroBaa baa eaaaod about trouble
enoutfli in tliis cotintry.
The Train}) in Politics makes his first ap?
pearance in this city. Hfl ha.s Kg-_tor?d ??irly
and pa*SPOttS to vote ?ilt? ?i.
When Mr. John Kelly i,Likes, an indorsement,
he writes it in a good Ug hiiinl. II. said v.s
larday that b^eos-ddered Mr. Croker "one ..i
"the nol'lest motks of the Cieatm." It would
surprise any one not familiar with .Mr. Kelly
and our other institution? to know that this
ni.-st?'iu.<?'<' is tluowii away on the oi?ce of
of Cotoiht.
-? ? -
There is a narked contrast between th.
eondition ol I Idii.i anil J i|..iii ?is reflect?*] in
tlie ?Huent new?. While the Japanese _tn
makiiiK' progresa in railroad huill?n^ and
naval mMunents, the Chin? -?? are disturbed
by domestic -tiiiv, ami the reappearanee of
Yakool? Beg ??? ? n iavader. Japan i.? nn
douhudly iilidv strides in advance of the
Flowery Land.
-??
A variety of interesting facts connect? .1 with
the Hell Gate exploeloa w? re eoauraaieated
On Wtdiic.s.i.iy at thcincctin^ of the National
Academy oi Sciences. The subject was _t_gn?
larly appropriate, as the Acadnuy had on that
morning t-le.t.il (.en. Newton to tlie hi^h
privilege of its in? iiiIh'i.ship. That hotly of
scientific men, ill,i.stiions as they aie, honored
themselves while honoring liiui.
A barbecue, with oxen roasted whole and
tents and booths and all the BSCTnij of a fair j
ground, is a novelty iu our political gather- I
?Dir*?. It rocht- to bare grown into n great
popularity yesterday in Brooklyn, where ?
large crowd listened t<> stirring speeches and
tit their gratuitous beet with slmosl equal
pleasure. It v. ill dono lnu in to nial.? tin* out?
door demonstrations of our polities a littlejcss
solemn than they art at present, nnd the bee!
helps to refute tbs Democratic cry of hard
time-?.
In Qreal Britain, m our London letter shows,
political combinations of great momenl sie
freely discussed. It Is supposed that ?Lord
Beaconafleld will before long retire from office,
leaving the Govenunenl in the bands of Lord
Derby. It i*? also deemed possible thai Wbiga
and Tories of moderate opinions may combine
under the leadership of sir stall.ml Northeote.
Tins would impel Mr. Qbtdstone to go over to
tin- Radicals, who are now practically with..m
a leader. Greal changes seem Inevitable when
Parliament meets, Inasmuch as the Premier ad?
mits thai li?' IS not in arn.nl with lh?' people?
It has nsuailv been found that th.* parties
which called for more money were composed
of nun too buy to woik lor it, Imt the Green?
back party in this State ????ein actually toolaay
even t?? prinl it. They have belied their
platform by a ?publie appeal for money to
carry on their campaign, although their can
iliil.iti! for Governor la an editor who has
presses anil types ami ink, and wai nominated
(..i* tin1 very reason ihat whenever they
wanted ?my money he could print a barrelful.
I.i t him n?ll nj? his sleeves ami go to work.
Il?* can show that he is true to In- principle!
it he can't oorrupl tin- voters who believe m
haul money when it romes i?i taking any in.
The Republican National Committee has
issued an addiere of congratulation to the
party ami country which, in comparison with
ih.* recent flux of boastfulnesfl from the Tilden
Bureau, is the -nul of wit itself. The address
licites the ?.-aiiis in.nl?- OVer the \iitcs ?if re?
cent yea!--, ami reminds ail those v. m support
the Republican nominees tlmt all thai i*? now
necessary t.? secure their election i- vigor In
prosecuting the canvass and securing a full
ballot, ami vigilance in protecting the roter as
well a- the \t>t<*. This is a qui??, business?
like document, with no Burean troth alunit ?i.
Its very mod?ration i*? an assurance of the
conscious strength which lies liehiud it.
THE LOCAL POLITICAL SITUATION.
Mr. John Kelly abdicates. He ntrrendered
his candidate for the Presidency, surrendered
his candidate for the Governorship, has now
surrendered his candidate for tin- Mayoralty,
ami bas come oui iA the Tammany Convention
with just one candidate whom he can fairly
call his own. Mr. Kelly has been able t<>
nominate Mr. Richard Croker for Coroner, li
is now time I'm* him to go t?> Europe.
Tammany Hall lias pul up a : i it-rate candi?
date for Mayor. Mr. Smith Ely, jr., bas lielil
many public positions, ami has come out of
all of them with increased public respect. He
Is respectable, capable, expi rieneed, and honest.
He belongs to an old New-York family, i
?dentiflcd with the history Of the city,
ami would make a creditable Mayor,
Surrogate Calvin is it nominated foi the
office which In* now tills. Before' taking it
lie had made an unfortunate decision ngainsi
tin* city as referee, leu as Surrogate hi*- ion
duct ha? been excellent. He i*? tin olriccl
of malicious attack from spiteful little people
whose private schemes he has nol furthered,
and it is quite probable thai their hoatilit)
will cause him to run behind his ticket. Tin*
nomination tor Sheriff is respectable, and is
of course .;:i appeal t<> tin* 11 ??? ? vote. Mi.
< lu m Met? ?n, the nominee for County Clerk, ia the
present Deputy, and bis long and good servie*
would make the promotion eem wise. The
nomination of Richard Ci ?ker tor Coroner i
iiiii* m?t tu to In* made. Il i> known that Mi.
Smith Ely Bppealed t?> . T * ? i i ? j Kelly to abandon
it. that Kill-, clung t?. i roker as In- sheel
anchor, and that Mr I.!*, . :?? compelled !..
-ni.mit. lh* will probablj ycl see cause to
regret that be did.
The nominations I ,\ Tammany Hnll proliahlj?
make i' Impossible for tin* Irving Hall faction
to rapport any pari of the ticket: and Dem?
ocratic union on the local candidates seems
therefore oui of the question, O'Brien ami
his followers remain in tin* market for par?
chas.? ?it the hand- of the llighosl of tin* onlj
two bidders now left?tin- Republicana, ami
Mr. Green with his contractors, tax-payers,
blind men, and whit not associations,
It seems to us tint the true polie** of the
Republicans is to stop l.i.him-1 m ??ne?* nnd
iet Mr. Green, Mr. Ottendorfer, nnd Mr. O'Brien
put their ticket in the Held. The proposition
to give the Republican indorsement to Green
and O'Brien in onler in heat Tammany Hall
appears now preposterous. To support Green
against Smith Ely with the Mea of thereby
hurting Tilden, would lie asinino, In all New
York Tilden has no! m intim?t'* <>? devoted a
friend as Andrew II. Green. It the Repul?
licaii-want to run him fur Mayor because tin-,
consider him the I??*- man in tin- city for the
place, that is one thin.:?if tiny w.tnt to inn
hi m because they think it shrewd party strategy,
that is another and much less sensible thing.
So far as their party Chances an* ecu .nnd, n
would seem much more likely no**** that their
Rational and SI ite candidates would be hi Iped
by an out-and-oui Republicata city tieki t, v. ,ih a
fair recognition upon it ol tin* German element,
which Tammany has Ignored. In anj ease,
they will gain nothing by uniting with person-*
like O'Brien to elect Tildeu'a mo : intimate
friend, in the hope of hurting Tilden'schances.
ENGLAND AND BU8SIA.
While all the explosive material i- stored up
in the East, ami waiting, like Gen. Newton's
dynamite batten ;i- Hell Gate, for some finger
to touch the key, everj movement seems mo?
mentous, Men Und Important signs in the
n.o?t ordinary occurrences, ami draw hat.
conclusions from very insufficient premises.
Although war i*- heavily Impending, the word
which shall precipitate it has nol yet been
spoken. Every dav. however! fon ibadow*.
mole eltaily what il will bring i? i' cuan-.
The ai-lion of Greece, announced yesterday, i*?
an additional sign ol the new eh menta which
will he dnwn int" the struggle, Km tin* cii
euni-Miiice that tin- British steamer Jumna has
sailed from Portsmouth for India, with over
1,000 troops on board, ami that she will
touch at Gibraltar ami Malta for orders, i.-? of
no '?articular consequence, Steam? : ? for India
always touch at Gibraltai and Malta; ami tin*
special announce went, in (his Instance, will
neither disquiet tin- Russian Government not
gift hope to that of Turkey.
Kurland'* interest in the Eastern Question,
aevertheleae, i* suggested by the departure of
tlii? steamer. If l.u.?*-i*t's deigns weie limited
to the pomndoa <?f Constantinople, they
might he tr-iied out without pi?jmiiee, and
potwibly with aetual pin, to the intinstslof
England. But M lar beyond the llo--pliiu "SB M
[ London is this side of it lies an empire of
' more than two hundred miUions <>t tools,
which England holds with a Bra yel an nn
eaay hand. To the Moslem natives ol India
she lias heretofore ht en ah!.- t.i presen!
herself as the friend of the successor of the
Caliphs, a?:d his ally against the enemy, Russia.
If now, for a time, she seems to give up the
put, she will inevitnU.v lose the moral advan?
tage which she derives from it. nenee she
Will he eoiupi ?ltd t.? maintain an altitude
' wl.i.h indican s, ai least, thai she will no!
shrink from hostilities when the .nent for
: action come-. While she has no immediate
i pretexl for engaging In war, and will refrain
'? a- long a? possible, in.ne th..ii one cnnl ?n_en< y
mighi arise which would leave her no alterna?
tive.
Upon tin* action <>f Russia, therefore, depends
tin* fit?- of Europe, and, it may he, a large
?portion of Asia. There has been no political
crisis, f.'i* centuries, which dir?, t'y threatens
so many nations and races of men. Prom the
Thames t.? the Ganges, from the Dral Moun?
tains to the Saharan Desert, there is scarcely
a country which may not he affected hy tin*
war. if it should involve these two rival
Powers. The statesmen who gnide the policy
..f Russia are fully aware of this. They
know the limits within which they
may weaken Turkey and aggrandise their
own Empire, without provoking the ras!
conflagration. Tin question i-?. whether, know
in*.' all this, and willing to abnegate the tempt
im. chaiices opened t<> them hy infec?as, they
shall he ahle to check and control the forces
already set in motion. Russia v-ill venture a
tremendous stake when she marches against
Tin key; Inn she has gone too far to recede.
Inasmuch as the Porte has made no formal
answer to her demands, there still seems lobs
a ghnetly chame ?>f prem rving peace. The
next three or four days nill decide.
EVBOPEAN WAR asd DUE!' t.v INDUS?
i El is.
In sudden ? scitement, men do not act much
more reasonably ?u the stock Exchange than
ClsCWhcre. If there I-. to In W.il i a Klliope, it
will undoubtedly have a powerful effect upon
th. condition of business and manufactures in
this country. Bui ii i* certain ?that the effect
will he in uiauj respects the reverse of that
which excited operators apprehended. Borne
lof the consequences may be airead] foreseen.
In other respects, it i*? impossible t<> anticipate
results until we know what Powers will be
drat, a into the war.
Any considerable war in I'm ope will create
an incrensed demand foi Americaa breadstuff*,
animal food, ami cheaper forms of manufac?
ture. Wheat and corn will Command a Letter
pint-, in a recent article, The Loados Reono
i mini carefully surveyed the ordinary sources
<?i supply, ami, notaithstanding the deficiency
of crops in (--reit Britain) Northern Knsaia,
Roumania, Switzerland, Bweden, Norway, Den?
mark, and tin* Netherlands, and the la. t
that li ?m. was likely t<? have little
for export, concluded that, "even if other
" Europcnn districts are deficient, an average
" liarve?! in Southern ami Outrai Rjiasi.i
"ii!?l . ? far to cumin ii? it?* tin* d. ? i " i ? luv.
. \. i an consequently doiil.tlu!
"whether the present level <>t price will be
?? pxcet I? I during 'he bai n." Bnl if
i; i--: : _? - - in w.'i .' The I mivt.*?.
i? . othei ?point-, v.holly ignond the
,1,1. ?., a i--n.it struggle involving the
? ? upon whicti Great Britain
!.. - .??; It h ?apply. I hi- event, added
Ucieucj of bai m -t- m man) coontri ? al
once, v.. -..I mu?,?? this a year ?? t remark
abl( ??!? ii .-. - in the price ot bread*!utfs.
In this country, though crops are ?l?ti
cienl in some quarters, there i-? a large sur
? plu-, for export, California included, which, in
case "I war. we shall prohablj 1?? able t?. sell
for more money than we bave realized foi .
mm h m ?i quaiititj in other "rears. In
many branches ol ninnufnetnre, lite diaturh
ance in Europe would help us, either l>> pre?
venting the shi] m. m ot surplus products h. re,
m hy increasing the demand foi oui product?,
abroad. The bon, woolen, ami l*oo< ami shoe
manufact nies, with man] of niinoi ini|Mirtance,
w ill In- off) ?ti d in !_i. ii. ! oi I? -- i|. jgrt i -,
If we jiiircha-e 1?-- from other countries,
because other countries see tit to consume ?i
surplus in unproductive fighting, and ii
loll I.h.-. r quantitii ? of our products, oi in Hi?
?rate ?pian!?rh-- ,n higher prices, v.? slmll re?
duce ??ill ?l?l?l- ai'load. a ml the price of _'?*l?l
shonlil decline, l??r a time, when panics in
?nil ?.II Iliail.it. C.lll-e all BOri "I -I" llHl.c. to
11 I. il-'?!? i? d tu th?* ? n.nt ?>t operatoi i?.
lai cash foi th.it protection, this counti) will
not ? \| ? i n m e the full 1?? m i i ot h -
separation from Ian.?pian strife. But it
?..ill soon be seen thai any Europcau
nation i> liable to be drawn into the
strife ; thai the securities of any government,
m* of an) corporation, the success ?'i which
li.a.v be all?? I'd Im the i lit.: n*_l? In. lit oi that
government In the war, arc <>i uno rtam value.
Tlnn the surpbu capital ot Kurope mus? turn
more and more t?. seek iccuntj across the
ocean, ami, unless tin*? nation unwisel) im
paii- its credit, it? bonds must adrauce. Other
undoubted American securities will lie sought,
and many million* oi foreign capital will find
. mploj un nt ?here. These investnu nts and
w ill go far to -tiiniil.it our imlu-.ii..
There is no reason t?> suppose thai unsound
concerns .nil escape losa* through ?i general
and indiscriminate advance of stocks and
bonds, European investors ?have acquired ?
profound distrust of moat Aun ricau enterprises.
They an* im longer cheated bj the tricks of
speculators, which ii\ an artificia] price on the
i?-?!, board. Strong foreign demand foi secu?
rities that are known t<> be of real ralue will
only bring iiiio clearer lighl tin* weakness of
those whi.h enjoy mi confidence abroad.
It is supposed by some that increased
foreign shipments would gives larger busi
m m to our railways, hut the riiflerence
in quantity moved to the seaboard would
prohablj ma be great enough to affeel earn
Ii innterinlly. The general revival ol Im-i
ncss, however, and increased activit] in all
branches .?r trade and manufacture, would In?
cidentally improve the business and the cam
? : transporters. Bankrupt concerns will
no? be lifted t>> solvency l?y an] sudden re?
turn of the unlimited credit which they bave
? ?I. But many firms and comimnies,
now struggling against disa h r, would be saved
?.v a moderate Improvement in traffic.
If Prance, German, m England engagea in
the struggle, financial cons [uen ?-? of (he
gravest importance may result. If France, foi
example, should be compelled to unlink its
immense rtow ol com, if Germany should be
forced to abandon for a time it? changea In
currency, if England should be threatened In
India or met bj a foe capable of disturb? .* its
commerce b_ maritime warfare, the effects in
this country might be indefinitely increased.
But as mattere stand, a prospect <>i wai in Eu?
rope la a prospect of higher prices for bread
stall's and pio-.iMoii.-i, large, dem.uni loi soiiml
Am. licati securities, lower gold, and improved
business._
THE B0LTEB8 ON 1MB DEFENSIVE.
The bolting Republicans of the With (Maae.)
District hare addressed their late political as?
sociates in ?i paper at once persuasive ami
peppery. Gem. Butler's vari?os positions have
canoed bis pnbBe character to be often aad
ti.-iiikl.v discussed j bnl we ?lo not remember
an instance in which the whole case against
him has been so compendiously set forth as
upon tliis occasion. In another district, says
the committee, Gen. Butler all bnl rained tin*
? Republican party, he has now taken refuge
in tin- Viltli, and has received the nomina?
tion of a convention which " passed
"no resolution ?mil took no ground upon
"either <>t the two issues ?d finance or civil
"service reform.'1 They did worse. They
nominated a man known for eighl years to be
? "the constant, most outspoken, mosi violent,
"and most persistent opponent of the princi?
'?|il?s now declared by our national platform
"on imtli these points.'1 vVhen it comes to
lending bis letter of acceptance, of < ?vil t_er?
ties reform he says nothing, ami of financial
questions nothing except that fot th?' present
lie V ill how to the will of the pally, anil
obligingly keep silent, _el be? mas be is the
regular nominee of the organisation, th?' trae
. Republican is expected to accept him, paper
dollars, United Btates bond taxation, indefinite
postponement ?>f specie payments, ami all!
'1 hen Upon aii'ilhi'i point, that of llie |i,tt?>iia_.e
exercised by Members of Congress in the ?li?
posal ?>r tl??- Federal offices within their respec?
tive districts?a point upon which Got. Hayes
h been most explidl and satiafsetory In his
?h. laiaiions?we find Gen. Butler naturally
' clinging t" ;? perquisite which he has found In
1 famously convenient. What could the honest
and <'(Hi?i.D ut Republicans of his district ?1?>
hut holt.' Was it not demanding ? little too
much to ask Bepubticang to vote for B candi?
date because be <li?l not think as they ?lid?
Politics may ami does make a man acquainted
with strange bed-fellows j bnl what law de?
clares t ii.it such acquaintance shall bo followed
by acquiescence 1
The anti-Butler Republicans by i lew plain
figures ?how thai it i- quite possible to defea!
Gen. limier; ami, should tin.* !"? ?lone, we
shall bear no more through all the gratified
Ian.I of the impropriety of bolting. The total
rote in the district baa never exceeded 19,000.
Of these, no. more than 0.000 luve ever been
? Democratic, excepl in l-?7l, when Mr. Tarbox
' received :;,<?i'<> Republican votca. This year,
I conceding 0,000 votes to Mr. Tarbox?, there
v.ill remain i:>,??<><> i?? !'?? divided between
1 Judge Hoar and Gen. Butler. In any caae,
there will !"? a Republican majority over Mr.
1.nines, and so it i? foi th.- Republicans them?
selves t" decide between ilm two Republican
candidates. This I'.i.t reduces the bolt to
very minute proportions. No mischief, in
;i r-tin i!y part ? -' use, can oome <?f it,
Gen. Batlet i" lug at h i t nominally
a Republican. Those may vote for bim
who think thai the presence ?>t Gen. But?
ler In the Ilonas <?i Representatives will
tin n, comfort,and assist the administra?
tio'i of Gen. Huyes. T!. may rote against
[ him who are of pn otrarj opinion.
Republicans everywhere, however, who find
Gen. Butler rather a heavy load to ?carry, will
be thankful to Huir dissenting l>i.tiir.!i in
iliusett? f"i furnishing them with a -it"
I'n ?i Dt disclaimei "! all rc*i?oiiaii?iIity for the
General and all bis works and ways. We con
?util the action oi the anti llutler men in the
I Vllth .Ma--h im-? M? l'i.iii.: ,.i> timely, and
I woith thousands of votes I . tOM National Re*
; pul.liem ciinlnl.it? - 'in, .. here.
I 111 I !: i of /.\ mill' i TION.
We dwell in the midst nt alarms. The citi
ol Ad h an ?I. 'ciit no longer ? ajoj ? a
monopoly ut ?.('.H i :iv( tcrrori mi. The knl
bey-footed liooaier, the fiery Southron and
i tlie lofty-browed champion ol Reform in
the Democratic wards <>t this metropolis
iill'hiiv. been, <t sit, or era to las, in?
timidated. That a race so recently endowed
with civil rights should shrink funn wli
1 kiH'Wii in .s.nitii Carolina as "Joinl political
" .ii- ii--i? hi." is hardly to Im wondered at when
' their am ii ni owners ride into tlie di b tte,
( ? i ". man equipped fot argumen! with a car?
bine ami a patl of ?li-riiiD-i i?. Km it is a
. matt?*i "!' surprise thai men win. hive Inher?
ited troditinus of freedom through the strug?
_.i? ? ?nul vi?;<?in ? ?.i hall a millennium diotild
I mski a profession ol beiag easily scared. A
f.w days ago the organs ol Reform were in
lean because the adh?rents ol th? erudite and
I accomplished Boy in Kim i ans bad declared
' thai they were cowering before th? glances <?i
the grim and terrible negro ol Indiannpoli .
Hm i then we nu .niv i a- ! thai the rating race
I of an eut ire State are tob? frightened from Um it
? political duties by s fi n sohl 11 - on police
duty. Ami non ????? bear thai the Hon. John
' M<>! ii--. ;., alii i neglecting his banks and pool?
I rooms .h oui? i t" make a minority report in
the interest <?i Reform and Distribution, bas
been confronted by a "ham! of as ? ins lei
'?in off of the sidewalk*1 l>> .lames D'Kii.n,
esq., who appears to be eternally vi.-?ant In
the interest of Reform and Redistribution.
Then the hearts of Anti-Tammany melted
nitlun them and they became as grasshoppers,
or to use the language <>f Mr. Morrissey,
"they wen- intimidated'* by the frisky Tlings
of Mr. O'Brien, "and althougfa the delegates
"would have adopted my report, tli y ?lid not
"dare to discuss the question tbroitgli fear.''
It is encouraging to know thai Mr. Morris
Bey does not profess to have been himself In?
timidated. We are grateful for the lustrous
eXaBiple "f one American ritizen win?, in the
perilous performance of high political duty, is
out ?hili n from hi* stable equipoise by "bauds
" of astatssins hi in offof the sidewalk." We ap?
preciate that square-jawed corolmtivoness -.??hicli
si (in- to lie the .ptalitv mo?! neeileil to ?ill out
the full mensura of Ideal American manhood.
01 whal advantage would be a property qualitl*
caiioii for roters, or where i? the gain from
intelligence or virtue, when the niUlioiiuirc,
the master of arta, and the grad?ate of Sun*
dny schools oonsenl to be Intimidated .' Now
if Mr. Momssey ?- no hettei i?.v nalura than
the i?-t of us, some valuable lessons Ought t??
be derived from a contemplation o! thi methods
? ni appUanc... employed in his early i duca
\ linn. Perhaps the American yon h should ttol
i he endowed ?-.?th the right oi iifiVnge until be
has shied in? c: tor Into the rope-fenced
square which the Fancy, niih a reckless de
li.iiH e of geometry, i" rei*! in calling
th?- Ring. !'. ili ipa i.i??? lesaona in
the >'?'in ?? ot :'??? i iiiiiii nt arc beat Imparted
by trainers and second and bottle-holders, It
| iimv in- thai gauging ami striking below the
! bell ?ne the only crimes which ought to work
{ disfrnnchisement. Ai all ? venta wl em an
j ingenuous youth ha ? grown skBlful in " g. tting
" in" ami countering and fibbing, when he has
1 planted Ma bunch of live? on somebody, ont?
? turn-?i?n?, wh? ii he has cmliii.tl iib-io.i..U-r.s
and smelleri and has had his knowledge-lioi
in chancery, he will linidly he liahle to Intim?
idai ion under ordinary political exposure even
in district.**; where that in ilady is prevalent.
FEESONAL
The first booh ?ver published in Jerusalem is
?!? il? iti-.l t.? tin Bothoehlld fniiuly.
William Walter l'liclp*. and wife sailed ves?
t? niay in tin? City nf Kit inn??ni, fn.iii lives-peel, oa
?tin ii- return Iron s tour months' abaeneo In Europe.
Mi. Pbclps'.-i lii-altli baa been uunli Improved kg Us
quiet resl m Germaajr tad Switzerland.
A letter in TAfptueotCi Mmtfihi, which lin-, a
?lightly ?jitusjpial taste, repeats tin* latt si oi?i j.,
M trv CkaWMttS'S ISSiaal at Amn-sly i'.irk. J.'-? ??iniiloil
? if Lord I : v eon was siuinii?'?! up In this wise : "<>li, his
li>!?l?.ni? win- a f'i'.i. He didna knit? -ti?? from
An* he never in..- um naught. Bui taany'i tin pua1 note
Mr. Mii-.it r? _\e me fora ebanco to speak ?r Mary Cha
W.illtl."
Fanny Kemhle s-ys of that eharinini: actif??
?nut .--t' nt: i?- -iMtni.tii, Mi?? llniiil.tii, after ivar.1 < oiuitiss
ot Ckaven, thai ihs bad ?i pcooateal iiHik. la her bast
tics?, w t, 11 ? i ? ii?...! t?. titkc the i >< ?? ii'i.tr sad rather alarm?
ing tiltil m li.-r ?inlilciilv _.i> iiu: Hide to her f? II??'.v-.'i furs.
In i h limi-t ??f n scene, ?? Waal noasaoM all this is;
su|.it. .-.?? m* iii.it*: i:?? mi v.nil p." Tins aini.iii.ir expoatn
i.n Mi ??. K-iui'ii* -un? she always ?-.vi?? cted i?? ?? ?? fol?
lowed UP by the sudden CXll t?f In-i* livciv companion in
tin- middle ot bar part
Mi. William Black, the novelist, returns to
Pnglsnd hy f)stardsr*s slimmer St ht sali arriv?t Is
Ai'_u?t lui lias Iftmi laSS tiltil tlii'i'i- month? in tills
Country* I.nt lu- lias m ni?* excellent use ?if Ills til?n*,
having visited aU the enlef pointa ol Interest lietweeu
boston and the lummit ??f the Bocky Mountains, in <-?.i.?
rado. Mi. Black baa been moai rorulallj received?
v. lien-. Im? iniiili* niiitiy fri? ii?! -, nuil m- trust In- .v i i ! i ???
eoiue nuotber of the Hub* which an now multiplying
between the Intelligence and culture of tin* tun nations.
A writer in Ltppincotft Montkh) repents a
eonvermtloa ii.'i'l with Mi- \ii-*iis Ploteber.aa English
sculptor. Mr. i*'i? t? in r mid be Baked Thaajsue in tend
?.?m. of his poetry to inn?. "N??."".. ; the reply,MI will
?I?? I?-? m-ai T ! 1111-4T Ynil only want to Inks .'in1 .?IT Willi lim
lilil? - i it here." l'ait tiny got mi will t?>
Kctlier lu their after talk,and Tennyson.softening a
little, said be would read blm something. "?othiugof
nil own, lii'W? v?*r ? l will not give you that triumph. I
? ill m-,i.l \ ..ii ??.in. t'uii-' r :-< ?ni M11 tun." ?? Da, v. i -. ?? 11."
-.?ii Mi i a-tila i -, ?? i ct.nsiii. i thai quite in? -?????it i'.iti-?y."
Mr. Bayard Taylor describes the clever 8pan
Nil ai ll-I, I.-iii-iira. Ill Ihr I uutnnuti fomiiu ntill us
m physical srthlteetaro wawlhlag UkoBrel Barte,bal
rather smaller, n.* has a strong forehead aalted t.> a
thin, n? rviiu-i face, expressing great qalekneas of sppre
ina. ilon and i keen powi i of ??? usatlou. He seems lu be
? ? 111. ? 11 > surprised .-111 ? 1 dellirhtcd by lu? brief experience
i.i Hi i? i -.i i m-1 -,, .m i i it i. mi. i i return uexl Slay and stay
here ??.in?* time. Bart hold!, the ? ulptor, Mr, Taylor
?ay?, is ii slender, dark-ei cd, amiable, unpretending
niiiu of about forty, s nativa <?f Alsace, ret of Itulmn
Protestant blood, tie speaks four or five languages and
i? .i trac artist bj nature.
The Bev. Edward Efrgleston tells this story
of t!i.si-.?|. Janet la tA? CAri HI m ' uidu: " Bef?te Janea's
. le.anu?. In- v. a- ?Iin11, ? al Mr. Ni?-,?I?'- limi??- in Phllttdel
phi ?. during a conference .. mob. The Bet. Dr. x., whs
lived la good in?i?e of election to the eplsoopa.
tin go ?i?, tad in* ladulgi d la nhoxg erttteisai .?f
?.in. decision of Bishop I.'in!*.'? made that ? t i v. Mr.
.1 h. ?? .'.arm!*, defended the t>t*nop,upon whli ii the auto
rr.itle Di \ t.ii i.i .1 iiitnii iiiiu radelt with: ?One would
think, Brother .1.?, thai yon alabad i" be .i blsbop
yourself.' ' If a man desire the office ??t a bishop, be o?*
siretb ,t _?.I work,' i. s'. nil,-1 Hi.- self-contained little
in m m In- piping tenor. 'You'll derer be a bishop.'
blurted his ferocious antagonist ;'your volee Is enough
to i?.*' \ ? ??' ' bal ' To ? in n .1 inen made m> reply. At tue
? it i i-ctloi iif iii?linp?, bowever, Janes was chosen and
i?r. X. IIved ass died wltn bis ambition unsatisfied.''
U \n i.imvvs, \. Y.,<>.*!. 19.?The Hon. Win.
A. Wheeler loft Kahme tins afteraeoa, eu Us way to
Nuw-Vora.
T<U.I ID 11. NOTES
i -. ni tif ?? in mi hi.." tin- more natural lm
readiug Hi.it paragrapli would u?* t.. bold the
The three Ingredient! of the MReform"
parti an Un lolldSoath, the BagBabjr, aas Bsaiaasajf
ii
Thai Democratic rietety in Indiana ??uvfn
benutil : du) tat " Reform -r-" are trying
to earn ?'.mtrv by wind, and hope by yelHng kmdly
* - nahe soeadhod) believe
Hi. ? ii ive ... n a \ i??-...?>-.
John Kelly couldn't defeat Tilden at St.
i ['otter at B iratog i, or pat sp
- ii- M in yew-York, or keep John Morrlssej
oat of relations with rammany. lint at ia-i n. bas bad
,. m- in? nomlaated Blebard Croker 1er
?
.IiuIl'?* Hoar is tu tu'.?- the stamp next week
?. ? ? r. und i?tin r Itepnbllean ipi si i
I?? follow -iiiMn.Ilatetj T6 felj Haws la
the VHth M
r the eampalga, and the i i \. li.-r they ar?.- tin
\\.?i -.- f.?i Hutu r.
The i hiiiin.'.n of the Republican State Com
iii'?i.. of North Ca? i by the correspondent of
\ : it;, ii as follow -1.? a Mea I
m \\ in tu? Btale i tu ! ? ontm nl
?Am by from . to 10.??'?? nu,my. ?Ihs Demo
- mi'1 ??a?. Thar txe fall ..t sa
? my .?r non y. and make s
m i .-?i* Mil.-.
I to vole ii'ihi. nut won't make anybodj mad
.! II."
There is i stran-se di-;i_ri?inu nt in the Til
?I? i. I?. i ie Pi ? ddent's attitude
d Nuut h Carolina. Part of them claim thai tbeor?
h a popular Indignation
that the whole Berth will vot? r r Tlhtea. The rest de
? ? Uaj es un.?
i-,, Whit? u.a.- at the point of the bayonet, and are ter
iul it. If the mot?m? nl i? golug t..
? ', . ! lll?l? II Hie pally ? i:.. Ill III ?" dl l it. !, :,,; || is
pi. -i i 11 . i thai nothing eis? will elect him.
\\ In n a Democrat :.-. I - m ired ?u i ki ih d be
.;.? mi.? .1 ?i>i.- of laagaage which aas s
force and luxurious elegance pocnlisrtjr D?mocratie.
Thus ?i,, i -inn Tournai --?v* any nan who charges
thai the Democratic partj i? eomposed ??f ti??1 South and
1er i i??"i ??r i dar." tat
i i- i more picturesque, and In speaktng of
Una uses this
?, tout, Moate i . seeaae of Orautism,
to Its downfall, lays its obsc? ne hands upon
?mm. . of ?i?t, :* common wi Iths, and establishes
il,.iit_ at ?In. Ii Ihc I ? ? - nt? - i f ll? Norlli sboiild
tr. inble.
-
i
'I In* Itepuhlieans lmve only to _-iiu 26 non
- to gtv< them tin- BUMterj .?t Hie next
House, the Cintinnati Commercial makes su elaborate
it Ion '?: la.- p.i-?i!?ii;ii' i ni securing tins increase,
and ii.-? Id? a thai than will be u?> Unable in doing It pro?
vided there i- .m unrestrained ballot la the Southern
Stales. Ihr I .iinrrril ail.Is : "It l.? iiial.ift ?t tll.it tin?
control of the seal House, as the political signe now
point, is dependent apon the solution .?f the qu
win th. r tin i?.iii??t ?ill be u>- in iiu? Statesseatk ot
Mas.m and Dlxon's line, nr wh* iinr the despotism thai
i ii.r the i? i?"? : i?a- part) lu iiu;
-uuiii .1; nl build a I?? in... i*.un vlctorj ?m I he
i m t: - ?.i ii? ?* -?i Hi i--? : and tlie prubablllt) ?? ? m . non to
Ik? h la.-i -i iit.ti pre umptioa, m tu ss Um Uoaso ?
coucei i ii -I "
Senator Sortoii sends this word O? cheer to
the in.liana Kepubltcaiis from Sacramento: "I hope
the defeat ot oat State tlckrl oa Tacada) last will not
dlscoiiraae in. ?Sepablbmusof Indiana. Theeztraw?
nao ?'i'?is un.l .i|.ih m?. . which predaced that rssall
eannol i?1 tally repealed on the tii ?t Taeaday t?f Hot ? m
ber. The rolaateers from Keutai :.y. IlUnola, Balthaore,
Philadelphia, and other Btates sad eitles will aatarally
?i. -in i - partit ipatc la the eh etloa si home. II Is ..i ihs
ut m- t Importance that the vote ol ladlaas thai) be east
far Dares sad Wheeler, and I.trnsi that no Bepabltcaa
will be dlscouragod, bul feel taelted t?. renewed ?m.l
greni r t \. ri.t'iis in '..-M ? i?. *. i .it ppl) regret thai I
?a im. ?i lie with it ou foi ii.? I. period which remains to
work, hut ni] duties n* chairman of the leint commute?!
Hun ?? - "i .'???.- i w i" m. ?i. ite thi ?i.i .
? ?in?.?, iii.inui.tii.il will require m) presence in
Ualifornl i fol ome wt eks."
du. Harrison is another man wbohe-Heree
thai Indiana wBI glvt II i.... total rote i.? Bnjri ? m v.
vcmber. lie add to a reporter ol the Coieage Tribune:
-? tin i tej endi all ?ill undoabtedl. eome um r
runka, and, besides that, II i- s ?ai i thai man) ?if
the Democrats will he hmnd voting the Ropul
ticket. IteB yon, the Bepabllcaa eaaae lalaedgtoand
even among ibi i>. d oerats s ? the eampalgu progn -?. .1,
?i".i Ii id ' . nrr. ?1 m .V.\, mi, -i-, |n ,, ;,,| ,,f
i .inn tu pi-, .?mu, that the n Mill I
?'a i. :.!. I wU] tell ?.nil one thing
? m.. i:. ,i t: the withdrawal
??i v a.?it at .such ? i.n.' nain, the story got abroad
that ho had sold out, an.t there was as thae ter hua to
-'? ' hi hUrl) i??*!?n. the mas? ? B.win?
I.?" '. i';?' m.m knew the st.'ii was ?iii-,,lui.*ly false, '?m
- ; the iiiue-Hmi. ut ? \ irtaall) < al oaTthsii aoei ? to
M? i f??-? s. ami voted for ?In?' J?,i:is. WolOOtt'S
iiiinii iui',1,11,1 n i.? me in inn tiiuiii. i hadat
se. n Un* until tur hume tune, nuil kaew aothlag aboat
?us wlthdra? al nnlll U was pahllely saaoaaeed.
if n i. ui ii.ii.p, m ,i inn mouths er n moath ago,there
would have been time f..i the real facts to have eome
falrh before tbe peopla, and those who tbjiught there
bad in ? i? a sell would have been convinces that there
was no hui blblug, and lb ) would haw? voted differ
ently." .\ii i. a. i;.?u rt.-iin. who was the eandidate for
1.1.-m?-n.mi i.-'t.-rniii- mi tii?- ticket with Qen. Harrteoo,
writ?-s thus eondrtenily to the editor ol The Vrou ?une*:
"1 l>cllu\c. Willi llio laluiij. oil of ubout lU.000 Vole?,
whloh we always experience between onr October
November election?;, rallied jurtlv by tlie K.iitu
Democrats feeling an interest in their own eleetiu
November ami remaining south of thnoiiio tint
shall curry tin-siaiefoi Hayes ami Wheeler by _,
(only of between ...non ami lo.ooo."
THE state CANTASE,
James C. flrahani. nomiiiated by the Ropi
lie in? for tin- A... iiii.lv in the 1st District nf < ?run,'., i
- nl'il tli.it ?l???net ill Di?' Asseiiilily ni lSl!). '
"What ?i Protestant ticket!" groans one
the ol.l-f..?lii.iiic.l Democrat?. " I Lint ?I. ..?ended f,
'Liver Cromwell, Dorshelmer descended fr m Mai
Lather, and, now that Tammany ha? nominated it.. :
rog?te, Calvin redivivas : "
Speeches SUS wry well and pioiessi,
saswar s paspess. am it i? tas toral wgaaliatlm I
briaga sat tin- reata Bepah-sssos-sallssa to it t
then la no negteet >.t lbs eeavags of v-ot. ;?- ami ut
i iii(ii.|'.-i,..,iiio- work o? preparation.
The lleptihlicans have ni.u!?. .in eteell.
miiniiiatioii lor Ilia Assembly In th,. n,| IBstllSl
Albany, in Addlsoti A. Ken?. Mr. Key.'*. thi.iii.ti ?Ml
yoll!H,-m.n, baS leen l'rc-i. lent of the Hoard of l..|u
Don in Albany, ami is now I. -puty Siipci int.'inleiit "f
Department of I'll!.he lu ti'iKtmii. He 1.? al.?o the c.l.
o. The Albany Bxptrmt,
Tm: Ti.iiicvK has already noti. ed tfceetaa
Klaiiiln about C?v. HergaB s.-l Sisal bv The AUt
Argus, which eomoted in BSfljlBg to ?nit, stiirtn
Iliad?- by Tm. Tana gam 1803 speaQssew R Mseg
Xnt m -? nt the eoamdssleas ssastai by han la bar!
skips for the ??oveiiiiiieiit ; but as on?- or two pain
?.-.-in ?nil topnt failli in I?..- .?tore, it mat I..- well ?BOS
t?> repeal Use ?i-mimi. r that It was not cx-Qov. Mor?
win. w,i? referred to. but another Morgan altogether
brother-Ill law of QldeOB I
Thai suspicion ?i? to the thoroughness of tl
Republican organization seems to have spread
uroiiiid. The Album/ .Imirnul say? : " A minute ?anv:
of every election di-nief I? of more imp?rtame ?uni ?
effect irrealer practical result? than a thousand ipssi b
We |ite?iiiiie this work Is b.-mg very gassnUy attend
t?; but lluro is laaSSB D? ?MB that in SSSM localities It
neglected. If general, this neglect will be fatal Baps
Mean mceeas ta tin-Mate eon only he effected by i ft
Republican vol. . ami inch a vote can onlv be -< . n:
through tin- ag.-ncy of a thorough organisation."
A sagactoua politician in Northarn New-Voi
?av?tl:e 1). inoiT.it.? are uni'l ??? *dt titedly active tin r.
and an: making a ?lead ?it ?-?(...i.tliy at t
SmtgraatS from ?amida, who l.a-. e n-n ,11 j v..
publi?es Ueki t, bot ?vin??.' mtlolsa Bahss U pesMhta
le,.ell tllCIIl With Democratic BtgamSaSS Tile .?.Hile til!!
kappsaed this year m Vermont. Tin? gentleman say
" i'rauklin County ought to give 1 ,r.?M) BSpObtteSa in
jonty, but do not coiint on over 1,900. HI leWlseSS
not good for over 7,000 ? -if it ?civa . ev.Ti SO ?
it will do well."
The Itifii Olwrvcr is pained to ohserv?- th.i
us c.nii]..ut?. for ?D.viiin.i' la s ret lasted by tin aew
]iaj"-!?, and give? hitn tin? friendly notice: "In t!
bostosm world Mr. BobtoaoQ bears a repntatloa leeon
only to that of ?, .v : v. _H BOd
tltiancier. lu the feglslalBHI. la I ie ?'..i.trollei'. olti.-i
m tin- ie_r.li protesBtoa, every? ?i' :???, in- ha- dtlstlngutsbe
tilhi.-flf ?H the imi'lac.ilile t'"' "f jObblSy and e.ilTHpl lot
A.?<Tiief M.igDIi'ate of til- ?late In will b.:\
opportaatty la sseeetss !? abondant exp
largeknowledaeof i. sad affairs, aa?. in. exeeUen
good sense. In persouul h ?iilug Mr. Bobiuson Is affsbt
??inI uu|.retention?. I lie BtatS in honoring linn will it
lb? t honor upon Itself. "
It was recently charged by The Blttghttmtm
I!.I'Ublictn that ( oiittoin r liol.il,-on. while in th?: A.
?iTIll.ly ill l ?HO. dcll-eil nt. Die Vote will, il OV.-rrod' (. .V
Morgan'? vi-:,.i. Do ?llv raiiload Li.'.--a vole Dien ill
ti-ni?ii d by Till: TttllJlIBS M Bl-alfW QOOtS
?a., ? that " till? 1? B wick. .1 un'l'Util," M| D
H,_: appsead them M_s fi sss tir?t la last That bt IM s
lasbewa ay .?n sxtrari atom the .journal ?<r tin- n.-.t day
when In? rei|ili ?D-d an i ii try to be mail.'of tl..
he was unavoidably SBSeUt, aii'l that lie .should liavi
rated t" asstsBB the Oereroot Xm? ta ben prsi
troth i?ami nks Btnghammn ttputilnn sogst te kaei
it that Mr. Bobln. i-, a man whose character lis?
never been successfully assailed, and little mud-balk
.. a;, not likely t" ?1 nuage it.
The Bar -kssodatioa of Oaondaga CusmSS
unaiilmotisly adopted n snlalmas. t ii?- man < veiling
eoodematag the reeeat address Ot Chartas 0*. ?nor. Th.
resolutions, whii'li were offered by cvAttoiiiey-'.eti.-r.t
Trait, m ike tin? de. . uai ,a : ?Tliat the author of tllll
i (.iiitiiiiiiicatioti hiiii-elf does not expr? ?? his own opmiui
that the dee.?ion of the Court of A|'|a-a!s in question wal
wroiiirin i.h aflaw ; but. ?mi" sBag t.. papelee piala
die.-, lallaeioiisly argues that !.. . .ni.?c the decision ii[? r
at. .1 ?n favor of a public nnilefa.-tor. theiefo.-e il
mast ksre been inspired or Laflaenced by improper bm
Uves, a eoarse o( reasoning thai isstesyi the tadepea4
' tl.c ,'oilit-and brcik? dotvn all the *a'.
that the law threw? aroood the rights and lib. ,-ty of tii.
e:tl/.eil." Tlie r. ?oliiDoL? coii.Tnle ??? foi'ov. ? ' " V.'o
therefore pnmoaaes them sttaska bbsIMsm. '
t:,e . .1.. un al'l-e.H' to In- foU?"l"l in ths SSMSlSaM lit
conviction.? of their author. .Hid we iiro'aoilliee tln-m .1U
founded b.-e ui?o they have in. .'il'l??rt ill csid.i
?..h, ..r aothoritj : aad w? sell boob the pobtle press, aa*
ey wish to lie considered t:'-' detenuIncd enemies
i. urtti r, ?iinl rood icorernm? nt, t?> cease lb?? I
cln lilatlou ami i nbllcation ol m .ii l??us, iirejuiU? ?
iilifoiiiidi.li-aiiitiili!? ? iil'oii ibe coint? of the State, vt ,:i
ite.1 thereto b) indiridnala eho have ou._ tL.ir
ou i. grievance? t" v. alilate or ran Bge.M
GEN'EE U. NOTES.
m -
Now that the mercurial Tom Collins has been
ro.isied lo s c!:??> emili r m Dr. Ls Mi.yne'?.rem.i:
na? ?? at Washington, Penn , John Des lespsiSflillj
the -??' "inl bake.
A proposition has he ii maile in England fof
. ?'ai..:-ic-i--a o L-.i'a: ..?r..; ptgsso ?> ?tciu in Bafl?4k
County for petlea pnrpoeee, flrtik k-S-aoartan t
wich. The bird? will !?? BSed tor i-otivi-viiig lufortiiatioa
i., und Dom ihe ?' lice stations lu the county aud from
detective? . niployed on perlloua duty. Ther will ?i se be
le.al le,I to ?l? .. Ille.HI? "f com III II Hi?.l! 1? ill t)V t ill .se Willi
. ?..i .te.i mansion?, to ?mam?naaststoooi ?
of ill?-, robbery, or se- Id tut.
"lloiv haul ?h?l he shake the man when lie
grabbed kanf* ashed sa sttsrasy iu a Vkglata City,
Nev ,poilseeeart -- w,'..." ?.?id the oimaaa.MI|
can .?how the Court." BW-g from Ms seat .int .?pring.
ingupea the __M?ml?heil lawyer, the witness seined aim
l.v tin collar, ?iinl With a ?trong. liupulalve J? rk l.ii.il"!
l.ini ?ni in?- M "'i and battered bin over the lienc i -.
" Won't the Court role out the auawer f gasp itbi law
ver. Thequestlou ??.? withdrawn, the wittmss ie_ :
i , and justice weal "?i In the old rut.
The express train was bowling along at t!io
r.lte of 10 ilia'? all liilUI' Oil ill.' T '"'.(]'. Wa'i i
Western Balliaail. aeas Haattagtsa. -ML, last Friday
.on, when the vvhi.-t'.e ?min.led, tlie ,Li-!i:ake?
?Teak. il. an I Die c.i: - were srt back with ;i
i'?i??eii'.'i i? ran forward to learn the news. Thi
tiiim.m lay ?m the around with a broken arm and a
in ui.ed in e, ii'.ei m me grass near htm we?
about three years old wllk ?' torn dress
running along the track, snd t he tarara Bremen
in g for? ird t.. save bor was thrown sst-ti ?<?? ' badly
lniit. The ehUd was terribly ftlghteo d, but uninjured.
2V 1'all Mall Qutnttt is alainieil hy the <!?'
elm?; ?f the rih. Ili.ld tra !?? vviih Am ?Tea. It .
the retaras tor the quarter ending Bept. 3 shoe tasttks
nain. _oa in exports whtsh tas tafeas ptsec darisg
the Mat fear yearn still continue? ?tk i.i tiio
previsoaysai botag_>o.:iit. ThMfaittag .nr B d__ml
by three of the chief braaehes or BheMold Industry?
namely, steel, cutlery, and Bles. In tools only 1? thi ?
?.i_.-ht increase. The dexTease in the value ..'
U'sa than x-j i.TT.l. The June quarter of th? :
.?iiow ? a total ii.eia .a,- of ?50,100 as< ompared ??
cornMiMinillug quarter ot last year. Th'? ?tat?? of
is .ittt'H.tiled partly to the high protective duties ol tk?
United >:.;-??, ?nd parti) to the fact that the Am?
are non nianufaetorlng their own ?tel. emiers'
au.l all kinds ni liaidttale.
A woikmaii on tlie South Pudilo wateiwoil.i
? lit. il on ths Bt. Cli.ilT. -.-. Caiorailo, v. in,a -i. . - ? 11 : _C oil til?
loor m Ore) back Bench, ? a < >.?:. 8, fell ?methlag pinch
in.? l.dt sii.midi r, ami ii.i-n i:in seseas kM Baee. turmt
pit ins Itrgaa to sheet tma ths ihsaMm,aadhe kesssn
(oiivimcd that Im had bci'ii biDcn by a talan: ul i. Mr.
Dull-?? oi,?-.? ?eld: "Gentlemen who are bltteu by t:.e
tula of ?. form arc rtcn? nn ?1 by Um musk of the
courts." rid?poor fellow dlduo! roa fora benjo.aer
. v.-. 1 win?tl.- to ko. |i mi bis courage, bul msped lef
w in?'v ?a the ?ob- n i.ie.lial ag.nt. Not ouly _...-t>--.1. bul
1 ran ihtvc quarters of a mil ? for the |ug, aud thou .
11 euiptj. ?'ai ted a horseman on an eight mile ,1 .? ? ..r
II:, m. 1, at. 1. The nu ??' ?- ' i ''.1 I not n
I,.(Hud a half, and meanwhile the t?ol?ou_?d uiaa wai
ut the gato? of death. A qusrl of wi.t-iv wa? ? I
down in? gullet,ami he spccdilj recovered i ?>
well a- ii??i -? - lath cL inn?.
F??ii> yean ago a Providanea Mt-kaak ipenl
. ! inllillie in all 111 ft ill -r to 1,. ,
Hon. (H:!v life convict? arc ?ni'innd int" ttie ?a , 1 ? t? "?
thia manufacture, which i, ?111 niipoiDitit .sniinc of 1? v
sonetetba ianslaa Opt 1 nun nt The young uiechauie
1. ..ved to ?uil-r penal servitud.? in the duugcoui ?
Bu -la snd tiii!? t?) I'.ii n lie s. -eict. He wa ?it |a liiiii'l?'.
?nul Ibe itmpte rnmor "i the attempted s??asslBBtt?a ??'
tin- C/al- H- m Vim 1 D ..11. who wa? supposed to
une, vtn? all that WHS known of tue fsle ol the ainl'lD' '??
w.nkiiiaii. Nt-.ii 1 \ half a century has rattled by, aed 1
woman busbeea waiting patiently forth? coaviet'? to
tura. H?' bod prowl?? d to d tu? on her twentieth birtl;
day ; bei hair 1? white now ; ska nv? ? mar Oraee Chan h,
?nid lui? never lest faith in her lover; ami tai! h has gtrSB
in- in old sgs the aruee and beauty of y uth. 1-ji*
week ?lut received froUl i-.Ulope tlie _tla?l lldliiJ? that bt
waa on in? way home te ki i? bis prw-lae. l'be fal?h ol
tho heroine is Indeed elastic, and sa matt thai sf th?
public be if It takes ihn word of Iht Protideuee Pre?*
and believe? this loinauUe little story.
The Chicago juryniau is not without houor
save amoug bis uvvn puoi>lo. At the opening ot a broaok