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emy of the Confederates: he suddenly
turned and created the suspicion that he
was plotting their return to power. The
whole country turned to Grant. johnson
sndeavored to secure the Generals advocacy
of his policy, and, suspehding Secretary
Stanton, he made him, Secretary of War
Grant, however, finally came out openly
and refused to violate the law in supporting
Johnson's policy, and thus the President be-
came his enemy, and his resignation from
the Cabinet was accepted. The Generals
popularity was much strengthened among
the people who had supported the war, and
in 1868 he was nominated by the Republ:.
can National Conventions and elected Presi-
dent of the United States.
The above facts concerning the military
history of General Grant are drawn mainly
from the work of General Badeau, which is
considered on the whole the most accurate
authority.
GRANT AS PRESIDENT.
Grants first administration witnessed a
cessation of vhe strife between the North
and South, the carrying out Of many popn-
lar reconstruction measures. material re-
duction of the National debt, and the set
tlement of the difficulties with Great Bri-
tain growing out of English privateering
during the war In 1872 he. was again
elected President by larger vote than ever
before received by any candidate, although
bitterly opposed by influential members of
his own party. His second term was passed
as the first had been, and on March 4th,
1877, he retired from the office, having had
heaped upon him more honor than any
American since Washington.
HIS TRIP ROUND THE WORLD.
Immediately upon the succession of R.
B. Hayes to the Presidency, General Grant
sold out his farm at Galena, Illinois, settled
up his affairs, and in the fall of 1877 left
New York on atour round the world, ac-
companied by Mrs. Grant and several
friends. Upon arriving in London he was
lionized BY the English nobility and every
where wined and dined. Since leaving Eng
land the General has explored France, Italy,
Turkey, Russia, India and China, having
been received everywhere with great consid-
Grafton and respect, by Kings, Queens, EN-
perors and potentates generally.
General Grant arrived in San Francisco
from China on the Goth of last month.
With his splendid reception in that city and
throughout California our readers are famil-
lar. He is now among us for a short time,
whence he goes directly to the eastern
States.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-10-24
Ame's Process

II EEPS MEATS, FISH. BUTTER.
n Eggs, Vegetables, and Fruits sweet
and good without sailing, cooking, drying,
or sealing mp. 1t also stops fermentation In
Cider or Wines, cures the scab on Sheep.
and is excellent for other purposes. 1t is
not injurious to the health, and costs but a
triae. Family rights $40. County and
District rights on reasonable terms. Writ
ten guarantee given. Money refunded in
case the Process cannot be made a success
Genuine testimonials from prominent men.
testifying to its healthfulness and success.
For further particulars inquire of
GOLDSON l. MATE0ON,
Corvallis, Benton county, or Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, general Agents for the.
Pacific coast.
Corvallis, July 25, 1879. l6:3Otf
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PACIFIC COAST.

Corvallis, Oct. Is, 1879.
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~ - - WEEK in your own town, and no
bcapitaf risked. You can give the busi-
Nh = ness q trial without expense, The best
Mill Uopportunity ever offered for those will
ling to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself what you
can do at the business offer. No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time only your
spare time to the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work. Women make much
Send for special private terms and particulars
which we mail free. s5 Outfit free. Don't complains
of hard times while you have such chance. Adj
dress H. HALLETT CO., Portland, Maine. l6:31yl
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| physicians as well as invalidS to use it with
confidence. It is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that SCI
ence has produced. It strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
patients Of any age or either sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children take
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, influenza, Clergyman'S
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household, for the pro-
Whooping cough and Consumption,
there is no other remedy SO eficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PEcToRAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that it will
continue to produce the best results. An
cal OF its wonderful curative powers, as well
as of its superiority over all other preparar
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts OF the
country, Knowing its composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to invalids,
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
OF half century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BIZ ALE DRuGeIsrs EvKRYwHIRI.
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K. - = B.
KING OF The BLOOD
THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
Cures all Humors, from q Common
Eruption to the Worst Scrofula.

Eruption to the worst ScR0fulas
It puriaes the Blood.
1t fnvfgorates tho Liver.
It regulates the Bowels.
1t strengthens the Stomach.
It gives vivac.y in place Of Insstude cheerfulnesa
debility.
Dyspepsia, Biliousness,. Disordered Liver, Con-
stipation Nervous Affections, General Debility, in
short all tho numerous diseases and dscomforts
this powerful corrector, the chief and sovereign OF
all ancient or modern medical discoveries-KINa
OF THE BLOOD.
ITS NAME IS IT'S BEST DESCRIP.
TION. as it is royal dispenser of the blessings of
health, and vanquishes the foes that lurk in the
blood.
It banishes PIMPL Es, SALT RHEUw,
sCALY ERUPTIONs, ULCERS,
SCALD HEAD, FEVER SORES
and all sCROFULOUs DIsOR-
It checks CONsUMPTION in its early stages.
1t hns frequently cured it when advanced.
It disperses TUMORS and CANCERS without
the Surgeons knife.
It cures DROPSY. general or partial
1t cures FEMAL LIE WE AKIN ES9 and
DISEASE.
1t reduces safe and effectuaI manner ali SWELL
ings, external or internal.
1t eradicates the effects Of Mineral Poisons, and
establishes q sound constitution.
Many certificates, much further information and
full directions for using. will be found in the PAM
phet Treatise on Diseases of the Blood, }" in which
each bottle is enclosed.
Price 81 per bottle containing IL ounces or 40 to
so doses. Sold by Dealers in medicine.
D. RANSOM, SON h CO., Prsprietors,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
NEW STAGE COACH.
From Corvallis to Newport.
CARRYING the U. s. MAILS.
New Steam Launch.

A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL "6
n Stage Coach, drawn by $500
good teams; In Gaze Of a good
careful sober driver will leave
Corvallis at o'clock, A. NJ, on Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays, connecting with the new Steam
Launch at Pioneer at N. The Steam Launch leav-
ing Pioneer the first tide arriving at Newport in
three hours. Only Is hours running through. Re-
and Saturdays Through tickets IS 90; reduction for
families Good accommodations for pasturage at Pio
neer Prompt attention to express business and fast
freight reasonable charges Better facilities for
travelling than have ever been on the route to the sea-
shore. The boat is managed by competent mep,
namely Ed Carr and Mack Crow.
We expect to receive public favor by first class &C.
commodations and close attention to business
1924 u. Ma II. 7. CROW.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-17
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llniment very naturally originated in Amer-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for the malades of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years,
until now 1t Cnclrces the habltablC globe.
The Mexican Mustang Llniment is matches
remedy forall external ailments OF man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers 1t Is Invaluable
a single bottle often saves n human life or
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse. oy.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot.rot, hoof.a hollow horn, grub,
screwworm, shoulderrot, mango, the bites and
slngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble Of horses sue!
Is lamcmcs5, acratclcs, awinny, sprains founder,
wind gall, ring bono, Ctc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang I.inimcnt Is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring In IT,"
family, in the absence Of . physician, such as
burns scalds, sprlns, cuts, ETC., and for rheuma.
tisn, and stiffness ongcndcrcd by exposure Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy in the world, for it
pcnctrates the muscle to the bone, and q single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up In three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
atey much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-17
Ornamental Hair Work.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the ladies OF
L the county and the public generally thai she is
prepared to make and repair Hair Brads Curtis Pufs
Hair Jewelry, lair Flowers, and cry other descrip-
ton Ornamental Hair Work. in the very best manner
and style and at prices lower than in the city Having
had ample experience she can guarantee satisfaction
Orders may be lett with j. q. Rouse Bel Nir or sent
to the subscriber, LYDIA s. REYNOLDS,
sep20 Prospect p. o. Hartford CO., Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-01-17
w. WYNDE,
PRACTICAL TAILOR,
DARLINGTON, Nd.

U above trade in all its branches he respect fully
solicit the patronage of the public and them
that all orders he may be honored with shall be exc
cuted IN the first style of fashion and firm workman
ship, trusting with these advantages to merit their
support. Cutting, Securing and Repairing done
promptly. TERMS CASH.
feb4 W. WYNDE
, 1879-05-24

tlr 10th Of May Is bosng distributed AMONG thu
atocatol1crs. The net Profits for the year end
ng tle 1till' Of May. wero s.57,aio.70 Thcra
l0th ii Novembcr, ISIS, ss5 i175s, MD now M for for
had le1ts and utprccllt!on III saclrt-
ties, s57J, 19os. la.-ln nil 'sG1o, 1855 .7ho
sum Of sll0GaB has bcen taken from
lllc valuation TT The bank premises at
Item ut slh0,0o0. rtlu wlDlc result Ia tint, In
aIdlslun to tic rest Of .S2n.003, Tho sl,tn of
FtiO ~. t.aa been written OF, hc!ng totnl Of
&t'59. u!HbJ, Tie reduction, a. authorized by
Of $347 ,o}u, or $1,39 100, frpm which, deduct
lux tho net deficiency Of S450.882, by which
amount the Original capila was itnpaire.t, leaves
surplus Of 4pl3 707.47, ur about 10 per ce1it OF
fcetors scon 10 lave % gone ne 1 effeet.sly into ihe
muttert and written down tho nssets thoroughly.
, 1879-05-24
WON

SDsciaf DfsDdtcA to IA. .TrtAuns !:
KroKuK, ta., May 23.-The WomAa's Chris
tlah Temperance Union OF tho Frat Congress
sfonsl District Of Iowa seaesemblad this moru4
Ing. Tho forenoon and part Of the afternoon
was oecupied in hearing tho reports OF local
organizations, which show tue Union 10
be In very aousishlng condition. The following
officers wcso elected for tho ensuing years
President, Mrs. n. 4. r. Darwin, Of Bur1Iug.
ton: Vlce.Presfdent, Mrs. r. Ii. Crawford, Of
Wathington; sccrotary, Mrs. q. r. Robbins, Of
Borllngton; Treasurer, Mrs, II, Messenger, Of
Burlington; delegate to the National Cpnyep4
tson, Mra. L. IL. Washington, Of Ksosuk; al-
ternatc, AIRS. N. j. Hagcr, OF Burlington.
Tie resolutions adopted declare that,
for the enactment OF prohlnltory laws and tho
enforcement OF the same. women ought to have
tho oaIloL They also consider the uss Of to-
baceo Ia any form as habit Injurious to health
a'ld morals, and ons great leader to intempsr.
ance Ia the usc Of Intoxicating liquars. At the
evening session alrs. Foster, OF Clinton, deliy-
cred MI address on the legal aspect OF the tenn
pcrancc question. Tho Convention adjourned
tonight slne die.
No other Whisker Dye equals nlll's-50 cents.
, 1879-05-24
FIRES.
CLINTON. la,

ClINIuNs la
CLINTON. H., May 23.-Tlle following Is a
corrected statement Of the lo.ecs by yesterdays
fire: ". j. Young Il Co., SO, GU; INSURANCE.
$20,o03; l.. Lamb S Sons, $4,000; insurance,
425000; Curtis Bros. Sc Co., loss, $50 0O0; ua-
tnsurcl; Chicago & Northwestern Railroad,
loss, $500; uninsured; r. ucxtor, houso aud
factory, eia,oo0; Insured for $500; kroen's
block, s9,500; Insurance, s1,00o; W. ". Slew
Gus, two dwellings, $y,000; insurance, Sl .GU;
Il. KiuEa!and, Clinton Iron Works Building,
5000; uninsured; George Pitt, s1,200; insur-
nnce, $500; Lasnb s. sons' dwelling, sa000; tr,-
Burcd for 81 600; 4. SLsco, two dwellings, g.,
5o0; Insured for $1,000; N. Doonc, dwelling; iu-
sl,200; Pit Artldon, s100; insured; s. George,
for S5o0; J. Carter, Sl,5Vo; insurancc, $S00;
James Magcct $1,000; insured for $500; =. Z.
Squycr. sl,:AI; insured tor $7u0; NJ. hiurtauRh,
$t},0uU; insured for $4,000: George Lee, Il ,OU ;
Insured for 5000; Jan,cs Powell, g, ,gOj, illsur-
cd for $Gu0; y: kran dwelling. Sl,au3; u,tn.
surrd; john lflgRlus, *s0U; uninsured; II. Y,
McFarlu, 81, ,51o; unnsutud.
llle families burned Out wer0 those OF W. 4.
Smith, A. Fifth, y. slseo, Chase lonnits, n.
nuous. Ja,nes Mages. Milton ,Jaekaon. Pat Red
stci!royy +; yvi!s'E.c,' s',.s' g. rstersen n hqr-
ricrson, Mrs. NJ. Allen, Bnm Richardson. ilur-
MN hrei.,,, Joi,u Mason, II. Maneold, Gllarlrs
Youau, Phil Piessou, Mrs. A. Htoyuns, and
Charles Moscrpt.
'rhe vaults Of Youue i Co. and Lamb & Sons
were opcMud to-day aud found oil right. Teu,.
porary ot1leea for both aru being built.
The other ares yesterday, outside uf tho die.
trct burned, were, liesldenco Of ". II. Wy
maui luss, l,60Q; fully Insured. nuslusnco ii
i. H., French, owned by A. hoynolls; lo.s,
$500; insured for $l0o. Restdsaca Of MeCart.
ncy; loss, $500; iusarcl.
The t"tal tosaes, II Ia now thought, will nut
much oxceel &1D. 200, With nearly thtrtl c0v-
cred by inlurauce.
, 1879-05-24
ANN ARuOR.

FbFeTHF 75Rbdsta 10 I'M 1F71Hhe.
Ann AEnoR, Mich, May 23.-Profs. Watson
ami Green Of the University, Jau,cs N. Ashley
President Of the Toledo s. Ann Aroor Railroad,
and II. O. Wa1dron md A. ". Hamilton, Dl.
rcctors, meet the Grand Trunk ofllclals, ,at De-
tro!t this afternoon. Tic Toledo d. Ann Arbor
ROAD officers offer TO extend their road to Pom.
ttac 50 as to connect with the Grand Trunk
without expense tu the Iattcr road. This Ii the
best proposition offered to tho Grand Trunk,
and the Toledo d Ann Arbor officials feel pref
ty confident that 1t Will be accepted. Wabash Is
Grand Trunk would thus have the through rate
i has desired, via the Toledo S Ann Arbor au,l
The Wabash.
, 1879-05-24

Indtaaoroifs journal. Npt ..
Gov. Hendricks was prnsvciY picking his
teeth md looking out upon thu street fronl
window In the United States Courtroom fow
minutes after 3 o'clock yesterday, whon
Journal reporter saw aud embraced at, oppor-
tuntty 10 Interview hin. TIo Governor Is prlu-
eipal attorney for the defense In tho Jennings
County conspiracy case, now on trial In tho
Federal Court. lIo Is always prompt IN attend
Ancc, mud yesterday was IN advance Of the limo
sct for thu openlng Of tho afternoon session.
Mr., Hendricks IL known among journalists as
not u,e sasiest tnan In America to interview,
aud the reporter WAS, therefore, little doubt
full ~ to results. It was hss business to nuke
the attempt, how ever, und he satled III, about
as follows:
Ropor.er-Mr. Hendricks, suppose You have
noticed the attack Of the Coarter-Jour5at, yes
Hendricks-Ycs, but not until It was repro
duccd In Tho snorntnK papera hero today, uld
haven't thought much about 1t Since,
Reportor-Whas do you thtuk OF Mr.. Waiter
Gon'a editorla! paragraph upon tho New Yurk
special, IL which yoa aro charged with entering
into eon3pissey @ t9 defeat thu denomination Of
tha old ticket tu lbeo
drunk.
Reportsr-Whas makes you think 40, Gov
Hcndricks-My opinion Is basetl upon the colt
Journat Of the same lasuu, III which tho lady
whip fell throughlsl. trap-uoor OF theatre there
~ l.ouisvllle And tho gambling and llorsc-raclng
fraternity arn 10 prouiacloneIy mttcu. ttle fra
sern!ty mentioned be!ug. hea accountable for
the rnlshop To the lalY. No editor, ubless druuk
Of insane, would write such stuft. Do you think
Itcpottcr-probab,y not. pus What do you
understand the 0purltrJour7.als inotiyc to bo III
Ihus nttHrkinn vuuf
, 1879-05-24

ab!o to get near enough 10 bs Of auy
great service. There vas large stock Of oil ia
tanks, besides heavg stock Of lInsecd IN the
factory. Tho loss Of the company ID estttneicd
At &250, 900; tnsurcd.' Several manufacturing
!frms lost from u, 900 to slti 600 zach, covated
by assurances. =.
Between IL and O'Clock nre broke out ion
stores, on the west side OF Furtuan street.
between Fulton and Montague strects,
n t'le Immediate vicinity Of tils
!lrst tlro. The ktores are lyu.storv
brick structures. and leased BY Bartlett q
ursen. They arc stored NTH sugar, cotton,
luts. etc., md 1t Is expected The loss, which viii
fall upoa The owners Of the property on atat-
, 1879-05-24

u
PUEnro, COL, May 23.-Gov. Ricc, Of Massa
chusctts, Mr. kInsley. one Of the Kailroad Com
nfssionera, hessrs. 11nskcl and pulstfer, Of tlle
Boston Htra'd, accompanied by Messrs
UT and Cheney, Of the Atchison,
Topeka q sSata Fe Railroad, arrived In this city
ts.daY, and wcro awarded warm reception.
Gov. Rice addressed large gathering Of citt.
2ens this evening. and Ills specch was received
With rounds Of applausc. Tho party will pay u
visit 10 this Grand Canon OF the ARKANSAS to.
MORROW.
, 1879-05-24

DHoox1rN, A!ay 23.--A fire broke cut Tonight
tu tho Nassau Lnseed-Oll Works, owur4 by
Fowler, Comptou g. Co., Nos. ID to " Furu,an
street. The building, which Was = very larga
QUE. wa! totally. destroyed. Tito hea-
was so, .iutguaa tlsat TUG lrenen wcre uu-
, 1879-05-24

to ths effect that Lly unroe b.. never paid o,et
"Thnt assertion IL false. Mr. AlIctton knows
veil that no such rate has never been alvcn 10
Mr. MunFoo. During ths four Yeasp TINT tie even.
i9g - aystem has been IN force. Ar; Morn. has IT
Gcnt;,t C. nd I: eonnsetlons 10 New England as
"WhAt abont Alterfon+a statement that Tho
rennsyl7snts Fen Central snd Eric 1sosds by acting
rerenao annually than tho Vanderbilt roads. which
ne a:strts have acted 1!sh0ncstIy thrnnRh1Ht!"
do not undertake 10 Judge OF the correctnrse
o. ON NJ statement - to net revenue. but have nJ
OF tho toada In question:"
In your opinion. for tho future, what rates
VII! rnls hero on live stockf"
,,.I an entirely unable to Judge. having been
abscnt from New York abont two weeks. and know
nothing Of What hna ttansprcd except sucl, iufor.
mhtlun ~ have picked up from Newspaper nnt
s'tch teleRran,s a. have received in iii Of which
no rates have boen named or quoted"
what 90 foT think u tho present tateat"
consider them Injurious to tic shipper, and
ddlel4at 70 the falifosd interests"
Are tho ruAds With which you ire connected In
favor Of restoring tho evening eystemt"
$50 far as l nndentandt they arc decidedly op.
posed to It," w
, 1879-05-24
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.
Misunderstanding whatever, sir,

During ills conversation, which oecupIctl but
very few moments, Afr. Ilendrcka waa per-
fcctly serene ami placid, Inauitcsting no etno-
nttnck. hut Will not bos nverso to nllowlng the
newspapers 10 comment upon It.
AZ thIs point MF. Hendricks turned to tak0
hts sent at the l}ar. when tho reporter, feeling
eneouraacd at lls suetess 50 far, broachci
Nepor.eI-(iuvcrnor one rnotnont moro,
pleasc. They say yon Aott Jim Ktco md Mr.
Noif to Iowa 10 represent, your interests at the
emoffatis sy sta,e convca'o" held there Tester-
Hendricks {smt1lng)-Wcll, they aro my
11'snas ~, IhsX wanted to go a"d Of COURSE
lcportet:-'Fhc ''raQged Rcuhcns II aso sone-
what clated over tho affair, viewing Il AZ an In
dlcstson tllat you arc willing to reeoRbtxu them
NJ scetsoh OF the Democratic pnrty here in the
tais,f'
nendricks-,Do they take TINT view of 1T
!Htporter-1tt 10 20 tlnheratood.
tien'!r!cks-I was not aware Of II. The fact
is, 'lIe Waaliingtun Club Is moro Of n social
organization tlIan political. Republicans ire-
fturtt the rooms. have rarely ever been thcru
Without finding them there. Particularly Is
ans t.ne OF tic receptions tho clubs have held.
~ Ms uillerotco III the ,pnrsy will nmount to
nothing here. III New York the war between
Ia!nmany atIll anti.Tammany ts very disastrous,
'huecu, a',l MUCH to ba regretted.
ny thia time h1s apposint counsel md other
ineMpcfe OF the court had nrrlYed. afr, Hen.
tlrlcks bowed ard walked to his seat, possibly
. not thinking be had buen Interviewed by 4
5uurHd' reporter, but apparently with thoughts
intent upon Tamtnany and po:sibio benetIt to
1850. ''''''''As'''' :"
, 1879-05-24


pcoplo ever borne by any nation on Garth. lie
ctnrGcd them with llr1lonettzlrl;s silver, and
violating tho hnbtf-cnutracts IN tho Interest
nf Wnll-strcct r,,hhere,-forclnr Ercenl}ackA
on tho people, which were 1hu best
n,onoy the natoh ever hail, and
then nEaIn forcing arecnlackR out 0f existence
by rcmonetlzitg silver md forclng resumption.
lilo ndofsed the action OF Congress in It's efforts
to thWntt tho purposes Of President elected by
fraud, who holda Ills seat aQutnBt majority of
400, G0 votes Ut tfIs people ul,d twelve y0tcs Of
thc Electoral College.
When the speaker had ceased, Mr. llagctman
ofTcrcd n resolution authorizing tie Stnte Cen
tral Committee to elect tts Chairman anu Becrc-
tnry from their own NUMBER null 10 tl1 the tlnc
md place OF the next Convention. An amcnd-
meOt was offered by the Sixth District, fixing the
place at Des hfoInes, which aet tls Convention
III b]nxe. Tie uourbons declared the crcnturo
Has not superior to the creator, and the Con-
ventton Ind tic power to Fix the place, but they
could not, amid thu upsonr, succeed Ju getting
concerted and Intelligent action.
ID the hubbnb, Ed 1hmpbell, with o smoking
cigar III his hai,d, came on thu platform, atil
said tint he noticed several ladies' 10 the gal
lertcs, md 10 did not think 1t polIta TO treat
them as though they were meat hung up to bc
This hnlt was fairly dense with smoke, THIS
little ndrolt move, diverted attention, aud
avcrtcd tho collision which was Imminent; and
the amendment to the resolution was lost, unt
tho resolution adopted. II ia understood that
tho next Convention will be h1ld at Dubuque.
The renert Of tic Committee OH Credentials
showed sixty.nina countless represented by 40
, 1879-05-24
At MONROE. WIS.

NIEtfd5 5N&t1EtA 10 1k8 7f1tnNk
jArgsv1ILH, Wis, Msy 23.-A large drs IL
Monroe, WIS.,. last night destroyed acvsn stores,
with loss Of about $4,000. The storea wers
occupied by Bloom & Adams, hardware; RueT-
ger, groceries; also, boot mud Aboe 1eoset
saloon, cigar storc etc
, 1879-05-24

kpfetdt Dttpafeh to Ths 1ribunt.
1lououToS, Mich, bfaY e3.-On Monday next
the timetables of the steamers Ivauhoe, Mar.
quette, Houghton, and Ontonaron and the CHI
cago i Northwestern Railroad will change so
as to allow transit between tho copper district
and Chicago to be made Ia twenty hours instead
Of forty y-eGht hours, tho time consumed now.