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r. the EAffff NJ 7hs iffbthE
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-l think speak within
bounds when say that there was general sur
prtae and Disappointment throughout tho better
clauses ot our citizens when the first eetcct!uns
for Justices of the rcatr five years ago were
announced by our Superior and Circuit Court
Judges. Tho selection had been taken from
tho cnucutes and tho polls and given to the
Judges, with the expectation that avery much
better article of Just!ca uf the Peace than had
hitherto prevailed would be tnauGuratctl; bnt
thu rcs,llt proved quito the contrary. Two or
three fst-ctoss men, and the rest from pour to
bRt.--bad-,wus what we gut
Why WAS th!st AHiuttE the explanations
gyen On the street at t!lu tlma WAS ulie that Tho
judccs had, ln'tcah Of making tho choirc. SIT
ting in bank, sntl deciding upon each ap-
pointncnt by merit, divided tile ecirctfosis
among Themselves, openly or tArtiy agreeing
tint each Judge should Illuminate II CERTAIN i,llul.
Lcr whom thg rest should c0ntIrn without atles-
tlon Thus each Judge, yeldng to pressure Of
politicians whose Influence he valued, and who
insisted OH some ward bnlnntr for the place,
brought III aud confirmed the unsayury lot tint
80 astonthcl The tnwn.
Now, orc our Judges going to repent this
p[tinble Bpcctnclo this winter, or will they de-
eide in bank upon tho merits .,f cacs candidate
and select, a. ttAo Inv Intended they should
selcc., the must worfhyl II not, the public
ought to dIstniss tho whole Of them fruHl- the
bench. uIouCHEs, JR.
, 1879-01-16

CA1rssfnn IS. ~ MIRA ana Cc'ttfrr (Dtn,.t.
TAe Grant monument has undoubtedly rot-
siderable strength, but VIC do not believe that
lie will he the coming man. The timii folk who
ware anxious for strong Government arc not
alarmed rs they were year ago, and quiet In
the country, and = revival Of trade, will pitt
Grant out of the field. IL IA objectionable also
whether an cm1ncnt civilian woufd not hcat
Grant more easily than eyen 50 admirable
gestfun that btth tic candidates foe President
ard Vtcc-president be takcn by the Dcnorrats
from tho East sce,ns to us rather Dangerous.
We do not desire a conflict With the West.
victory can mare readilv mi. surely lie attained
with an Eastern candidate, TN a hard .runey
platform. tpau With any embodiment VI the
{tl,fn l,leH
, 1879-01-16


EVANSTON, ILL.,. Jan. H.--Dadr .urs. Sw 's.he m;
Al ~ gteat admlrer Of your pungent writings.
allow mo TO thank you for YOUR able crltatisH1
OIL "The Faust Of tho Hess Troupe " In 'rMs
TRIBUNE OF Jan. II. Il hus Etycn me u,ore of
al Insight Into mustc than years OF study, cspc-
ctal'y Jour condemnation of the ''Alto" so'n.
which piecs ol harmonious et.tr!su, siasnps sou
~ musician OF raFs abilIsy. Now don't deny
It; you must b.. was there myself, and didn't
see how hallY that thing wxs SUNG. mud, - you
give It the prtucip4l plaro ~ your aEtlc!e II
tainly must haye been decidedly out OF tune.
rnalk you Also. dear &rs. Swissleln.. for telling
INC Mis- Ab1ott has 4 superb vocc; otherwise
snuuldn't have fund It out. Live mud iesru"
70 such Rood motto. A for the poor lAtn.ias,
Oh. dear jane. We cannot slt ba handsome, and
sometimes IT. lust - we'll to ba charitable ast
littlo pollte. am afrald you are getting irts',-
lous us,-beauty Is such . snate, ,-hswsrr the hand
some tenors with good legs, but NJ voice to
speak Ut, sud spafs the pooF lu'<aslas who has
nut such KnowIedge Of rice powder W tleus
s.,s. 3wlsshcinl. And. nEaip, 4 thousand thanks.
You have helped to edurats me. NOVICE.
, 1879-01-16
tuptdIts, the result and blame must tan On

them equally" :
stHc tas illustrated for tho ntnety-nIpth Time
The depressing tsuth thst In politics the only.
rule without exception ls the rtlio OF tnrratf-
tui1e, amt that when party has exhausted IT.
resources and weakened It's strength, In heapInE
l.onars tipon favofIta son, and standing nv
him for The anke Ut the Iutcrcals he Representa-,
the only reward t. need expect Is betrayal, sur
render, and defeat" "The humiIiattag defeat
they have experienced Wien they held tho y1c-
tory IN tcir han1a onEht not to be lost on thchi.
YET it will h1ve been endured in win ii thew
fall to ascribe It to anything else than that ru:o
or ruin policy which was part Of The Logan
sont1r To m suI aowe 10 ~ % rsprv ot "re m s
once" Rarring the "tcrvor " Of thfs editorial,
no one ever denied It's application until ths re-
cent revelation Of Senator Modrr*cll.
JANEa L, u, MORRISON
, 1879-01-16
TIE ILLINOIS SENATORSHlp.

Oou 3A0FT'&0h@ ANrtJ 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
orrsts Voted for Republican In t'o"si
FAlts-1oEah'H Torfihy utterly Denounced
by tho "0!st'e. .DrMocrat," s.'d th~ Loss uf
tls Renntur Charged 1la,ne nn Him.
To Ehe Editor Of he st, Louis G,lp1e. Democrat, !:
.rh. ,,,.st,nu t,rt,v ,-3.,, In 1l,,,,,,. =. ~,
-"e laSn.oI 'I -. s" ." 's'no!s ,' 10 ~
~neta!cF Mr. Losa" WAS the cause ot ueieat'he
Washburnc for tho Ses,nto In lsi7 or not, md
Senator Alolerwelt In bis letter having referred
to n,c Us participating somcwlnt tu tl,at ulrr,,-
oEau,e eeo'ca' u llls .'ster puollsnea ses'e'aaS
In tho H.-D., now pToposu 10 give yDn the
c1act facts In the case, 30 far rs know them.
Tho Legislature uf tl,at sesstou ronta,ucJ 100
1'cp.o.'s''s' W Deu.oe ~" ti"sfsocnAs'
10 that 1lcithar Of Ihs o'a partle' could eject
without drawing frotn tho independents. the
Republicans requiring three and il,u Democrats
tor- ~ -. e,.,r on,rrc,t ,i,,+ ,bo no,nt,
..,, 49,. w.. t'r ...., ..,.,aI,, 49, 49,. .'N.
cFate coa1o not set lo"', a"u equa''5 p!alu tnat
when tile independents tlcspa'Fcd of debating
the Scuator, Lognn would gct tlres Of them
sn,I ec,,,rc MIA cleetfon.
-" 49,. ....a.,. .. .,,
fo' '"AoJ seaso"s .uS"' "as tnt" 'ie "'os1
onlcetsohaoIe mao In tho state to tlle Desn"c-
raey. II wne .oon asecrtaiac,l that .t.ru WE'RE
At least five Republicans to whom he was nearly
Ms Offensive as to Us. Thu Republicans rornl-
natcA him. the Democrats i'altncr, the iude-
penlents voting for d man 0f tllcF uwn.
THE Aa,ss sxMESr TO VOTE ron wAs,lnvHNs MADE
IN GOOD FAITH
n,,,attrv conon,crco1 -, H., ~ ,,, .,
.,,.n1 III m ~. ..,.s ., ~ sa.. ~, ana sop
H. i,ndcn,. ts ID ina, Ils.ia ,sus ~ ~ =.
lie lie orpiag d ,S i '' ~ asn aErccnent nep' was a
~, th .,",.,Is,,n', ,h.s ",,,.Saa ,, !. ',tt ~.
ty,,,..,rcS ~ fuIv x"i9h"I .'o ~ ~ a'' ~
~. I,,nnc,a,. II we. n"tot., IT, -" T., .s ~
,ns as t.I.t, @ ,nt., w. sGen ,ntm ~ f,gei
1n,e tue '"''"t a'4 @ "s".u a sn 'Iniu t,i ~ !nu
.ir,,, ~. t,,s n",i,t.,,. :" "',.1s aa'a
n....'.1 Ill., u.s'ut,'t.'.na nua 'o".
, 1879-01-16

nrnr1soroY. H.. Jan, live are mt IN
,s.'.'," a., .,,n''..,.. ....u,, s,,a.,.,s
n"aeses1'"a1s tae 'nn"c"ee eae1'ea upon 1ao
the paper Is Que 10 widely circulated aud read
IA Tur TKtntss. md; therefore. when doc
,r,a ~ n,onx,,rc 4. thn. nuhiiclr nj vanrc1 M,
N.uo W .e"sas .,'s " ''. 1e p W ".u
ycrsIva Of right, and will prove incquftabic In
its cfFccts. tho contrary onluIou should have
.r,,,, nuhltrtv. n ,1oc. M, 1etr,r, fron, t,,e
sua..' ...."., -. "..,'.. =. ~
have Views Expressed which arc at lines at yarl-
aucc with those Of tho responsible clitor.
tJ.n,o n.L .orcc for a tror,, In o,,.oxi,;o, ~
, 1879-01-16
The lion. 91tH1rsrrr 1nAFa.
HdFyfsnA,-~ fyaxxffs fi<,uS


IL is, perhaps. uouc of our business, but NC
feel H. our lutY to remark TINT the lion. Hu.,,-
ucrY R!are has dctuGcd the New York !Smn with
another one Of bis thFtltit. essays setting forth
tho nlurmlng faet that the country will have to
choose between Ulysses z. Grant aud samuel J.
Tlldcn 10 selecting the next President. The
grief which this announcement will create Is not
untigatcd by tycn tho s!!Ehtcst hint that Mr..
DIaro would consent to tho use Of himself tor
purposes Of compromise. Mr.. UlnEc's state-
ent OF tho narrow Possibilities nj the approach
ting canvass brings to mind the story about the
colored liyfne who. in his taste+' announced to
his tock tn d Sunday diseoursc thnt there wcrt
but two roaus-one lcalinE TO he'll and the
other to tla.nnat!on. II tlat's dc ease" said
partahioncr III tile row Of bark SEATS, "ils ycre
nfgKcr's Ew.no to take IL de- wools." PERHAPS
bcforu tho nc1t Presidential election rolls rol,
peopls who arc neither wctlded to Grant nur Ut
tached to 1itden viii llou sonle convenient gap
III fence witch will enable thcin to tuko 10 tho
woods, politically speaking.
, 1879-01-16
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Spcnkor Jan,eg.
In The E4N0r nt T,nt Tribune.

1p WS 143HUT Bg TIT 1F5btfHE.
JOHANNESBURG, Micli, Jau. 1a-1.ast No
vetnber had the pleasure of forming the nr-
quaintanec. on the Chicago. Burlington l. QulM-
cy Railroad, Of the Hon. l.. B. Crookcr, aud
during our conversation he Informed inc he was
u firm adhoscnto OF Logan, and nominated him
in caucus two years ago and cxpcrtcd to do 10
this winter. was SURPRISED when saw you
claim his nominee {Ja.ncs) for Speaker Ut tic
House Of Representatives ~ IN antt.14ogau VIC
tory, anu remarked then 10 friend that II was
pnt-up job; alld circumstances sIncu havc ver-
little Iight on the matter. Respectfully yours,
Z. A, Bu0DNE.
, 1879-01-16

; Uk&t1F 7VfNsF y . E!HE7RNNH |AffTc fh<f+
After tue trial fuuid Uysslt notorious, and
desired u,e 10 enter tic lecture nrld aud tu1a
luY no&oristy iuto money. ws4 oiIcyrl 3I,Nal,
hy one Esl,tIaluAD. mctc!y u acspmpany Olive
Ioxau aul show ,uyse!t On tbs stays tur twcu-
t,.slx eYesllnga- would not hare lad tu leet.
ust, hut .ucrciy to read ilitlu poem, give =
RECITATION, us sonlethlux ol that kind. Not
Wishing to thrust luy.elf OIL tue publis, r.
tu.ud to asrspt this untl .aany other equally "a.
my eoufsu WA the wlsest for INC tu purdue, "
buth AtT. BcccAer aud MF. 'l,toa h4ya uluds tho
suest cut u shrE eouuecttou WIKI &hs case hy
lsc.1t.1S tftf a.Sce.
, 1879-01-16

. 10 Int Editor of 1hs TftbHns-
CHICAGO, Jan. 15-You hit the nall square on
The head to-day In your editorial On the County
RinR, YOU bet
The King is stronger than IL cysr was.
know what am talking about Tho old
1slugstets have gut tho new ones dead to rights.
You can tell who they are by the vote ou tho
meat npd bread contracts. Tho kaIno old crowd
arc ut work, and thvy expert TO nlaks tiR
thing out OF tho money To hc got cut Ut tho sale
Of the e7t0, ,00O lsonds.
There wAs over 5000 divided among the
Ktuv for tho vote on Monday. Ono Commits
sunrr rot $Sl), eau It'll yoll mora II want
to, aud shall u things alu's fixed.
ONE Wno KkpWA
, 1879-01-16


CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-I for one, anil tho,tsant1s
Of othrrs interested IN our city. rSpcnses,
thank you for your able article III last snnday's
Issue or your pnper in regard to the increase o!
tho salaries Of the Police and Fire Department
officials. And hope that you will Insist that
no sucl increase bo unlc, At lcaat for this year.
Is there sny good renson for I'll Are No nut
paying higher salaries than VIC ever paid be-
forc,-h,gher than paid when our taxes were
less, atd when tue purchasing power Of our
money WAS mora than 10 pcr cent lcss than
nowi Our Fire Aiarsnal's salary IA higher tllnn
that of any tttv in tho country w',oso popu.s.
tton Is not iarrrr tl.nn ollr own. nut excepting
the wealthy Ciltca Of Boston a.'t brooklyn. 1t
would bc well to aavtsc otlf Council 10 nova
ejow In this matter; instead Of tncrcaaing cx.
penscs, tho people deman1 and expert sc'tut-
lion. Heaven knows our taaes arc most Erley.
or mark III, st.eir salarics, let them step duwn
and out. We'll tJnd Us good f1IctI to Ut their
places IN reasonable tcrns.-r'en who have the
Interest of Taxpayers It heart, and tut carry 1t
I'll IN thef pockets. TAxrArEH.
, 1879-01-16

tE1E1. J,
Tho Pope himself received Gen. Grant very
kindly at the Vatican, In Rome, not long a7o.
aud with satuc emphasis Of extraordinary friend
sh!p. It renamed for tho pope's fu1iowera In
Cork to discover that the t;encful ID not entitled
10 receive even the common colrtcsies usually
exten4ed TO distinguished travellers.
, 1879-01-16

VIE lftFaH& |bHfftff y.
Tie fact rcmnlns that. with Il ru,tllce1 debt.
and With rcsnurrcs amply suI!leteut to meet ak
expenses urA steadily il,Drss.n. cyc:y year, ths
financial tuntltlon 1t the 6tata has hcrn retro.
gtaliug, uutiI the situation tuAay Is In thu last
decree eficyuub AMI ttsruuragtny. suell Is the
prubEesn wltl. tAu Administration Il c111lIu
upon tu ct,uironl Ut this rrtss. IT. as attraetrd
thu attention OF the r0lnetv, Uetsuslun= sur
pri&G anl aorToW tu ctr friends, auI furnishing
our eneillea with incxhauatt0io material for
crtttcistn and lenun~iusi'n. atattrgs hayt
reached stage whe:l k*,.!c thoroughly ral!3sal
nycEhailliuy Will have to Ge t0le, br elku The
Administration must deliberately prnelassI !ls
itubsclliiy.
Ths South Ia tho Republican National
Convention.
EfHaivQ{.S r., ALrsrfIstr tRtp.l.
4 proposition Il 46uai 10 thu elect that, 10
tbs next Republican NAtiouaa Convention, tho
delegation from the soullern stutes sasl! b.
suads up OIL tho basIs Of The Republican vote
wLlcn they Gust In 1870. while ths Sorshcrn
Stutes will bRys lula rcuFcscntattnn W Con.
gressios,al Districts. We do nor quite sce the
1ustIce Of the proposition. 1t scenlx to tc pIau
ty which she Northern keput t!Ira11, aha!l punLsh
tls Southern Republicans tor b'sl,s drIYcii away
fsull the pulls " Tue iuMlnaHt ria..'s IL The
old slaytnnl1lpx states. Ihe Hrp1alltaE parly
should Eot Bssuue lu oliteial torul thai t4ese
1Iuuxa arc never ~ ba Eighted. There ought
10 ~ y public seu.ncus created lu the uext IBo
, 1879-01-16

There Is too much talk about paper at oar be-
iug more convenient than gold or silver. In
some TRANSACTIONS AMI auu,s paper is convenient
Ut course, but little goid and silver III The
pockct ia not distressing, One c1n carry a good
deal OF cs,In without Inducing spinal ,Iibcaar,
and thu weUr aDd tear vi purscu And pockets
need not alarm the must sensitive political
economibt.
, 1879-01-16

It Is hsntcd TINT the scecut cowhdfnE of
1lotsleE t'rccnba:k clltor BY Iioosler Grccn-
back lawyer r.ay lead to ,l,,c,. We hope not.
The flrecnbnrk party Ia not 80 l,t.l,,cruus a. it
was, and cannot ai1urd such intesDeeinc pro
eccdiuge.
, 1879-01-16

Atlanta teal GoHai,tMtfnn tEtta.).
Between tho Northern Republicans and tue
rights Of tho negro, the Solid South will stand
ss protection, anu she will be invlurtbte. Tie
vote of the negro Is Invaluable to us section,
mud VIC pto1usc TINT he stall exercise ntt tue
rights guaranteed him by tho constitutional
amendments.
, 1879-01-16
CURRENT OPINION.

Jnunt5c~,l Arkansas Trnsrfer.
EsntontUt tArk.) AHranrr tI1s".l.
Chicago ts tailsing Of Vigilance Committee
to rid herself OF her plckockets, burglars snonk
tievcH, and u.sassins. The chief obstacle Is tho
trouble 0t having to sctHl ai,rua.l to ret honest
nen enough tt' form tue Committee.
, 1879-01-16

years which Will compel fair treatment ard equal
suffrage In the ctcct.on OF fYsl IL these can
s,e had. there are at least kalf-ssozen southern
States which will cast their votes lIy decisive
tnalorittes for a Republican President.
, 1879-01-16


sir. GILBERT objected. IIe saisl that the day
brtore yestrtlay the Court stated TINT they
would 70 into tic full evidence ol tho matter ut
thr chaTTcs against Nal. lIeno. It. haa b,.cn
shown By totil L!eut. Mcclure ana Lieut.. Wal
lace That Nal. Rcuo's share In tho inaltsr was
very s,tatl. II 1t WAS 'ls purnsc Of tue Court
10 cxa,lllue with reference to llu couduct ol vi
oll!ers IN command, he Ind no oD)eettoDs. but
TIERS was no dcst7u utb tue p1rt u Allt HenUtU
take the responsibility oi showing u;' t3en. Gus
Ter, Or anybody else; though they would not
object 70 meeting GyeEy ,ssae t'!a. niant como
Lieut.. Lee. The Recorder, sald there was
no EXAMINATION TO pE MADE oy uoIlsxs
or conduct on the part OF any of the officers pre-
yiouA 10 June u, 1stB. When Mai. lteHu ~as lett
IN command Of the Seventh Cavalry. Nen. Cus-
TER cefIululy WIS III that light, Tor nu wSs
Killed. There were grave charges aIanst aluj.
Kello, and they wanted 10 know oil thcte was to
thcM aud make thorough tITesttGat!ou.
An order wns EiYcn to rlear ths court, anu
the Judges to4k The lnat!er uuder adrtscment..
1t did nut takt long fJT t!lu Curt to ueeiue
upon tue psoprlely vi A1a!ltt!nE the testimony
which the Recorder sought in us QUESTION, anu
When. q few mlluits alter el!ttElug UPON u!s.
cuss!on Of lhe subject, the duors were opync.1
aud sha proceedings ssain takcn up Col. htu;.
submitted the result Of tho conferences. IL WAS
10 tle elicit kh4t tie inquiry should bc general
10 Its tenor and wide IN sauxe, and tlat not only
should tAe movements ol Nui Keno be entered
upon. but nlko thuac af tho elltifa command dn
tls 18th and 18th Vi Ju.e-In other words, GOV.
eflpg the day when Rcno arst engaged the ln,
dians and Custer secondhand a. auudlllateo, aud
the following aay. wien hcuo stoud cut against
| the &avsgrs Oh 1hc hill
Lieut.. Wallace was then requested to. aud
| did, detail tho Topography Of thu region whert
+, the bodies ol
TUE uHroEIuxArx x,ve COMPARES
| OF thu seventh Cavalry were found. TA1 OBJ
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
miscellaneous.

Rio JANEIRo, May PA recurrence of the
draught in the province of Cesrra, Brazil, is
feared tsityls 4
SHANGHAI, May 24.-Ex- President Grant and
party left this city, continuing their journey.
LONDON, May 24.--A correspondent at Simla
says the treaty with Yokoob Khan will proba-
bly, be signed Monday next. ~ .''s AZ,
A Berlin correspondent says it is stated
It is said Austria intends, very shortly, to
occupy Novi Bazaar, in accordance with the
Austro-Turkish convention.
A dispatch from Vienna reports q Turkish
force concentrated in Northern Macedonia is
estimated at thirty-eight batallions. Mace
troops is available for Eastern Roumelia in case
of need ~. ~ .-.!.lE+ 5lLah-l a.
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
THE NEW MARKEr.
The Committee Recommcnd One of Two
Bids to be Accepted.

The Committee Recommend One of Two
Bids to be Accepted.
The special committee on markets, to
supervise the building Of the new market
house, held another meeting, last night.
AID. Allen, Griggs and Grace were present.
AS stated in yesterdays GLOBE, the commit
tee, at the meeting the night be-
fore, settled upon "the modified plan''
as the one after which the
building should be erected. Last nights
meeting was to further consider the bids
offered, investigate as to the reliability of
the bidders for the whole work, and the
qualifications of the parties to whom the
contractor, when chosen, would let the parts
of the entire building. ~
After considerable discussion, the COM
mittee adopted a report to recon-
mend to the council the acceptance
of either one of the following bids:
M. Shiere & Bro. contract to do the whole
work according to ssthe modified plan,"
which dispenses with the use of cut stone and
other ornamentation, for $58, 800.
James S, Burris will contract to do the
same work for $5S, ,515.
AS seen, there's only a difference of $I5
in the two bids, and the committee in conse
quence present both to the council, leaving
| it to that body to select as contractor the
more reliable party of the two making the
lowest bids for the work. After adopting
this report and committing it to writing, the
committee adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
NORTHERN PACIFIC PRESIDENCY.
Resignation of Mr.. Wright and Election of
@&4t9W III MIR. Billings.

Resignation of Mr.. Wright and Election of
I#&4t'8 @ MIR. Billings.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
directors of the Northern Pacific road was held
in New York on yesterday, and the resignation
of Charles B. Wright as president was re-
ceived and accepted. Mr.. Wright is impelled
to this course owing to i'll health and failing
eye sight, which compel his entire relinquish-
meut of business cares for the present. The
board elected MIR. Frederick Billings, of Wood
stock, Vermont, to fill the vacancy in the pres;-
dency. Mr.. Billings is the largest individual
stockhylder in the company. He is full of ener-
gyand has breadth of mind sufficient to grasp the
gigantic enterprise of which he is the head.
The presidency could not haye fallen into
better hands, and while Mr.. Billings holds the
position there will be naught but rapid ad-
vancement in the work. Taking both ends of
the line into consideration, over 200 miles will
be built the present year. That SO much is
underway is largely due to Mr.. Billings having
been an active member of the executive com
mittee.
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
The Queens Birthday.

MONTREAL, May 24-The morning opened
bright and clear, with gentle breeze, which
tempers the hot sun and makes it exceedingly
pleasant out doors. The streets are crowded
with strangers moving toward the grand re-
view at Fletcher Field. The following troops
arrived this morning: Spoffordfeld battery,
under Lieut.. Col. Arnyrald; detachment Of B.
battery and Eighth royal rifles from Quebec;
the Queens Own from Toronto. The OTTAWA
ed with quarters. The Brooklyn regiment was
loudly cheered on its way to the field. The
men looked exceedingly we'll. At II o'clock
the governor general and Princess Louise came
on the ground and were enthusiastically well
comed. aa4I eysssy5EEff sz@l}: 9a-at
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
River Notes.

There was swell IN the river yesterday of
one inch, gIving four. feet eleven inches by
the board. and good six feet in the channel.
The long Annie Of the K. N. line was in
last night with heavy, freight trip, and left
at an early hour this morning. The fine
packet Red Wing, Capt. Hight, Of the same
line, will be in Monday morning, to leave at
12 noon the same day. iEtofs
Daily globe., 1879-05-25

Prominent among our first artisans in fine
watch repairing, has established himself at No.
II East Third street, He makes a specially of
fine watches, keeps an extensive stock Of
chains, rings, clocks, gold pens. pencils, etc,
and as fine an assortment of jewelry Of the
latest style and novelties Of the most modern
and approved descriptions as are to be found
in nh this city. His prices are exceedingly
mnf1erata ii ,g5.. g eFz5f
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
The 'Loneshoremen's Strike.

New YORK., May 24.-The strike Of long
shoremen still troubles the ship owners and
shippers. The steamship Italia, to sail Thurs
day last is not yet ready. Boats arrived are
not be ready to leave until late tonight. The
Republic announced to sail Thursday last. will
not leave before Monday. Some passengers,
~ere transferred to the City Of Berlin, which
got off to-day. S, F ,{
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
New York Bank Statemen
NEW YORK, May 24.-The following is the
weekly statement of New York associated
Judicial Nominations.

CHICAGO, May 24.-The Republican conven-
tion to-day nominated TIE following for judges
of the circuit court; Buell., Williams, Reed,
Booth and Rosenthal. For supreme court
Judge Thos. Fl. Denton was nominated.
Daily globe., 1879-05-25
Louisville Races.

RACE COURSE, LOUISVILLE, KY, May "a
First heat, first race, tobacco stakes, was won
by Little Raffe, Strathmore second, Jim Beck
third, Kenton fonrth, Monopoly fifth, Harky
Durham sixth, Blanch j. seventh. Time,
1:44A. 9i
The third race, a dash of 111s miles, was won
by Egypt, Matagorda second, Virginia third.
Time, 1861. The other starters were En-
quirer, Mohair, Alpha, Momentum, Claudia,
Buckshot, Charlie Bush. The second heat of
the first race was won by Little Ruffian, Strath-
more second, Jim Beck third. Time 1:44M
The second race, dash of one mile, Waite,
weights, was won by Buckner, Bundle Bee
second, Ada Lambert third. Time, 1:45M