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"p:e!u4 OanH8td 70 1He 1F7HaNf
DETROIT, May a0.-A singular accident hap
poned ut SW'ft's Mills. about etght mile, out an
The 0ratlos Road, resulting in the death Of
lad named Tommy Schultz, aged 10, a resident
OF Hamtran,ck. Young Schultz vas enV.ved
In replacing a belt which had got out Of Ia
course, and which Has 50 high and
near tbs ceiling that he had to reach
Tor i xlth a:poIc. In order to manage the poe
Willie In this position. tho wheel started and
strncs the top o! the polc With such forco fhat
It was driven clear through lls body, Death
resulted almost immediately.
, 1879-05-31
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY PAGES

cd to bc Judge. He then made atrouR appeal
ior ihe c'eCtfon OF McA1ltatcr In PARTICULAR aml
ll't; otln.r Democratic cintdntes In general. lie
l'ad mission now-to make Chicago Democratic.
ana no Was going to do it. The honest Repub-
lleans Tero rapidly going over to tho Demo.
gratis, nsit1 the dlstoncat nues tlley did not want.
IutlRes. anl next fall they would elect tllcir
tlckrt again.
Mcssrs. siuran md 1}arnum, candidates for
Judges, wcts introduced unl ila,ls few ellurt
fgtitaFke,
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IOWA.

Fptcfa' pspafchfs Ia 7As TrjbHne
sTonM LAKE., Bucna Vista Co., May 3o.-Out.
look Tor crops not llearlY aa good Ga last ycur,
Hare Ind ralus fasely which will hclp.
WILTON, A1uscatino Co., Aiay 80.-Spring
wheat llQht stand. Chiuch bugs appruying.
Corn coming uuevcn. Tho rain will bring it
out So.nc urc cultivattny corn.
EsTueKyiLLE, Emmett Co.. MAY a0.-Wo
haye tlad liberal showers lately, No cauupt
tell how much tho drought has affected tho crops.
First planting Of corn coulng up all rluht aud
beilig. worked. Crops do not compare favorahly
with last year.
pALNrKA, Warren Co., May 30.-afolcs aud
mlee are damagIiiE our stand of corn very much,
through thu soil.
IRviSoroa. Kossuth Co., May 3o.-The
drMslt bas Injured thu sprliig wheat, oats, and
Aax Is ber eep1. smnil grain does not look
well. Corn Is better and q good stand.
, 1879-05-31
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
BAN FaAHctsco, alay al,--Followlng were The
SUICIDE,


kRoKuk, lA, MAy 80.-Lewia Snyder, fnrn.-
CT living III Hancock County, Illinois. attempted
to cum'ntt suicide In thls city lust night, ilo
plunged tbs blado Of 4 pocket-knife Into his
throat ald druw 1t around toward Ills right ear,
inlllct!ng an ugly gasn shrou inehos lonG, und
seYcT(nK The winlpipo. Ils was found lying ia
buck yard laseusible frou. the loss of blood.
Ills recovery Is considered doubtful. Hnyder Ia
subject to its of In nni+y, ullI haa heretofore
knhue several atten,pls tu take hfs life.
sAa FisAAclsco, Aay M.-Jame4 0. Fry,
, 1879-05-31
sY!nd-Soutllwcst, fresh.


There was very little done In grain frcf9ilts
yesterday, 'Change hc!ng closed. The prop
Avon took on cargo OF corn on New York
through rate. The nrop Delaware was alling
out at the Airline Elevator last evening. Tho
schr ecotfa, chartered Thursday, It waa report
Cd. Mt a cut rats, wont to Milwaukee to load for
lsuaIa'o. a report wns circulated among vessel
an enlargement with a railroad agent to take
$4,000 bushels corn to New York at 7i<c per
100 pounds.
Therc mcrc not any lumber charters ycsler-
, 1879-05-31
PORT COLDOnNT,

"pse1o7 Dfspu4t" 70 Tag zFa8RHz.
PoRr CoLnoRsE, Ont, Mhy 3D.-pasacd down
--Stmr Lincoln, Chicago to Kingston, corn !;
harQcs 1'sgar, Chicago to Ktnrnton, corn; Gill;
ra'tar Chicago to Kingston. corn schrs Tlornas
Parsons, Chicago to Kinghtout corn; Nellfe
Wilder. Chicago to Kingston, corn; Tempest,
Chicago to Quebec, timber: r. Il. Locke, Chi
eago tn K,ngston, corn: G. r. Yan straubcnzec,
Chicago to Kingston, corn; @. Raab, Mautstee
to Kingston, lumber.
Up. T. Il. Merritt, Kingston to C!llca.
60. Hight; Denmark, Kingston to Traverse,
light.
W!nd-8outhwest, fresh.
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10 tAd EulIbf ~ 1he 1FtbflH&.
CHICAGO, May 9a.-" Ono Of the twelve good
men a'Nl true who presented tho petition Of
7,ooo citizens of Chicago asking Judge AfcAllls-
ter TO reslgn, says copy Of the document can
be had. Now let LIB see It. Trot 1t out,-print
It on llat.slieet poster, With oil tla names
Of the slgncrs. Put ropy III tue
hands OF Cvcry child in the public
schools Of ChlcaEo (ttcre arc 4o,000 OF them,
at lcaBt) TO take lo,no for tho parents to read,
II tho Circuit Court Is to be used for tho pro-
tcct}un Of murtcrcrs af schoo!-teachcrs, it ts
high tfiue to T90tlate tho offending Judge.
bxvEN THOUSAND RluNEus.
, 1879-05-31

Special D'spascAft IN 1Ae Tt1bunt
CHAPMAN, slerrick Co., May uo.-Whcat,
outs, and barley backward. Corn Ia u good
stanl, and acreage increased 80 per cont.
AURORA, Hamilton Co.. May p0.-Corn good
sta',a and growing we'll. Drought llas not IT,
1ured crops With III. Crop prospects ycry good.
CARLETON, Tharcr CO., May 80.-Wo have
had ruins oncc or tw1ce o week. Ouslouk for
crops One. Good stand OF corn.
BLOOMINGTON. Franklin Co., May 8O-plcnty
Of rain. Spring graln dolug well. Outlook
better than last season.
FArnauRr. Jefferson Co., May 8o.-No bugs
O. ycrmln here: Raln sufficient for atf1 crups.
ALEXANDRIA, Thayur Co., May N0,-lIuye hal
rntns enough u keep tlle cr0ps growing, Largo
acreage Of eorn and good stalItt,
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CROP-PROSP.ECTS.
ILLINOIS.

| 1LLlNOlSs
6psctnl 1tspateAts to 7Ae Trtb.tnr
| LANARK, Carroll Co., May g0.-smail xrala
oil backward on account Of dry weather. We
have good stand Of corn.
| DRtrtpEnE, Boone Co., May 30.-Spring
wheat and oats Injured by drought Much
replant[ng ct corn. Sornc chtnc..hugs, Every
thing rcrY backward. Hay will not be mory
| than half crop. An abundance Of potato-
bugs.
GIBSON CiTr, Ford Co., May 3o.-Oats ycry
| poor. Poor staHd Of corn. Acrcauo 25 ocr
| cent more than last year.
McLEANsuono Hamilton Co., May W.-Thc
dry weather is seriously tnIuring tile wIuter
wheat. uate at d stanlsttll. Not very good
stang o. coln; Winter whrat cs ding Out stiort.
CoktNTIf, Williamson Co.. May 90.-WtntoE
wheat Injured 80 per cent. Pastures nearly
| dried tt. Oats will he Of no account. Stand of
cprn bad: Winter whrat heading abort and low.
| M rain for :w0 months.
| JAcKEoSy1LLE, Morgan Co., May 3O,-Proe-
pect for oats very poor. No rain fur six mccks
IN most Of the county. Winter wheat very
short. Stand Of corn not first rata. Seed good
arg yns fnxr y ta e'qnna for want Of fai
wheat and oats light. Recent rains may save
ttictn. More corn planted than usual. Grcat
deal OF renlautiHg.
playing noh witt, Us here. Yllc Winter WHEAT is
heading low end some will not head ut ull, WIN
tot flasc more than one.thlra OF crop. Oats
are turning yellow ami hardly coFer tic
ground. Grass will be abort at tic nest,
Eyerrthlng suffering for rain.
WAsIinuHS,. WoulEord TO-, May W,-Thc
fong-contluuca drought has materially Injured
the sprlnc wheat, oats, barley, and sye. Pas
lures are very short md hay will he light.
WArkLoo, Monroe Co., sny 3o-Owlns to
tue extrcnedrouRht oats arc doing badIy-at-
most entirely dried out At least half The corn
ts being rep!aute1. Stand Ia puur.
STAMFORD, Clay Co., May N-Nhcat, oats.
and barley arc Injured 10 very great extent.
At lcast 60 per cent. Winter wflcat hcadinr
out poorly. Outlook for cEops ba.i
buAMEAFIHLD, 1T. Clalr Co., Mar 3o,-The
drought has cut tho oats very short. McaIows
und pastures arc drying up. Btnltl OF corn not
good. Large acreage repIanted sccond time
Winter wheat Is cut short on account OF the &C.
we're weatner IN Mareh and April, and thu dry
weather following.
RuscoMbE, johnson Co., Msy a0.-Wintcr
wheat injured bT drought 25 per cent. Pastures
bn per cent Corn poor stand. Winter wheat
all headed out
as<ciaf DI.patca 10 7as Tribune
STERLING, ILL.,, s1ay 80. Crops in this yciu-
ity arc looking very finely. Tie small craju
has hentlcd out we'll, and Is growing fast. 4
very larac acreage Of corn hns been planted this
vear, aIld thu prospects now arv for Ycry
large yield.
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iSbfffal EtsDaicAtt 10 5Ae 7+tbuns.
sEHRcA, Crawford Co., May M.-Chinehbugs
plenty, but no youug ones Matched yet. Weall,-
er very dry until tic 3ith RaIns haye helped
crops. Good stand Of corn.
MoNrRLlo, Marquette Co., May M.--IIayc
Just been through Wood, Portage. Waushara,
aid Marathon Counties. Grain buckw but
prospects lot crops good. ~@
1EaLlS. drcen Lake Co., Nav ao.--smalI
Have good stan1 ot corn unI it luuks wull.
Wheat IL non mostly out of tarmers' ha,lt.s.
, 1879-05-31
PREPARATIONS,

Tile Twelfth Ward Republicans met =. Ows.
lcy's Hall lnat evening and appotntcd ticket
pead1ers, etc., to ACT at tho comlug election.
The Republicans Of the westeEn end Of The
Twelfth Wnrtl met at No. 4S3 Western avenue
last night, and listened to spceches and per.
fectcd arrangements for Monday.
The Republicans Of the Fourteenth Ward bcld
a meeting at No. G3D Milwaukee aypuuo Inst
evening for the PURPOSE Of making the NECESSARY
arrangements for o!ecuondny, appointing ticket
pcddIcrs, etc.
A correspondent calls attention to the impor.
taucc Of tts approaching election, and makes
the excellent suggestion TINT all business be
suspended at 10 o'clock, 80 as TO give every QUO
chancu to vote.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club held q
Hall OH Ada street. The only Iusi.1rss trans
acted was tho substitution Of other Judges Ia
tho place Of those who have removed from tic
ward, and tho appointment Of cballcngcrs AMI
$icket-paldler3,
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evidence produced R0ninst tho Turn
crs was apparently Of aucll A character as shonlt
have insured uscif conviction had tht
case been proaccntcd By any lawyer o'
even fair ability. Tho testimony cout
l'ayo been Introduced In day. but Mi. Barnun'
spent mora than thirteen In getting It before
tile Court, mil 10 spread It ont as to gfyo tl,e
dosensc opportunity to btiack the prosecution
at points unnecessarily cxposrsi, thus weaken
InK and endangerin9 ha entEro caea. Mr.. lar
num's courso was viniontty opposed by tho Tros.
ccutinF-AtOrnny, but without avail. On tho
first trial tho jury disagreed; on the second,
ono VIVA acquitted, a,M tilcro Wns disagreement
"a to the other defendant. I'rtween tl,ras trlas
Hill applied to Col. 1ngerao 10 l.clu IN tho pros.
centto'l. hut itlat lawyer rcfuaed to associate
ltmscIf With Mr.. Barnum.
II uartHi1n'a reputation Is to rest on the con-
duet Of this lllf case then, hts uniitnesa for a
Judge Is manifest. Wlt1l his partners nsslst-
nnec hc gained tlic elcetmcnt suit Which Turner
brought aRafnst Hill, but hardly lawyer 1T iEe
ing do.bly detensc: ,for Tie sersIces rendered
Barnnm nearly st6, 900. After tic aervcts were
rendered litl1 had to Compromise Will,
tfa irnsss ss nt to ges ,d Of htsm @
the value of the latd Which Hill lad snved, l,o
sued HUI for e1t, 600 morc as,d attached aI the
land ltill Ind Il, Cock County. incthulng tbs
homeatead: in thls enit thc Jury gave verdict
for the p'ninti1 ior $500 only 1t was regard
ed ~ mi unjust restiict.
Tho day atter tile verdict was rendered, and
on succeeding days, Darnnn1, says tic core.
snondent, was In lie company Of one OF the
men who served on the jury, and spent cons!d-
era6lo titnc In trying to get him situation with
the Pullman Go'npanr. lfo yis!ted The
und stated that he had promiaed to yet him
employment. THIS was. on the next lay after
the verdict was rendered. The man was neigh
Dor of batnum's, but, 1t fs alleged, llud Hu nc
quaintaMea with him prior to tho trial.
Mr. barnntra l1as been connected with one
other caso which Was ONO somewhat prominent
before bel the people Of ch!eago. 4 year Ct 60 ago
funds Of tho Dcebtve Bauk. When called on 10
plead, he pretended be had no money
10 employ counsel. Barnun had nut
been for some tlme before tho public
eye, and, with d thrst for notortcty, hc
arose and said be was ready to defend hlnl for
swtnd!ed depusItors Of the f'evhIvs Bank will
not he apt to forget on clectfotl-taY.
His conduct since his nomination ilas been
such rs to tsssatlsfy all decent men. Though
seektng l,c high n1't honorable Office Of Judge,
ll0 Inns spent hfs evenings since lts nomination
IN gotng from saloon 70 saloon. drinking beer
"hoys.n Une night ho was with Jue Maeisn at
Dateheldcr's, a,a another night nt Fish Ailier's,
IN tho Nor,h Side.
Tho record as set forth By the correspondent
ID an unsatisfactory one. a person who nils
manages a law eaae, unt who costs Ills cIcnt
thousands OF dollars more than he brings lin
this county will bs apt to select as Judge, who
may be called upnu at any moment to stt III
Judgment either Upon their property Of their
uqca.
, 1879-05-31
BUFFALO.

DUE + A1ADt
BUFFALO, May W.-Coat fseiElts nr1n at Soc
to Chicago and Milwaukee,.
Chartcrs-Scl'r Jane Kaiston, plaster to Cievc-
land, &c per bsl; charter, coal to Toledo at 15c
]. Z. Barley, stone to Cleveland as sl.10; Ana
ransh, paging-stone to Toledo at SO for cargo,
Tree In aud out; In Petite, coal to ganuusky,
s1.eo; scbrs Burprsse and john Stevenson, char
tered to load stave bolts at ktngsvtlle, Unt.,
for Black Rock at Sl.W per cord.
, 1879-05-31
SUDDENLY TERMINATED.

The managers and agents Of the harbor tugs
came to un understanding yesterday, md those
who had been towing at 80 per cent and moro of
the schedule Of rates agreed rot to do so any
mors, nnd II was understood atl around to allow
10 per cent off the card figures. Thus ule im-
pcnd:ng war fas bcen brought to sudden ter
imitation, for a itmo 1t least.
, 1879-05-31
FOREST FIRES,

ncTAoir, Mtcli., May 3o.-Fosest aeca vese
raE!nE In the rtctnlsy of Harr,sytle. This after
noou fire caught In tho rollways Of r. A. AlQer
g TO-, containing, some 1,O00, ,000 feet Of pine
feet. ''S~S''SS
, 1879-05-31
IfEADOuAnTrR9.

IIEAnRuA
Tho ATTENDANCE at tho headquarters Of tl,t
contendng political parties waa comparattYcI,
light yesterday. The Republicans wcrc cngagct
II, carrying out the services appcrtatnlug K
"Dcrorat!on.Day," and the Democratic round
era were either looking q. tho procession
or working tho gln.rnllls In tho In
tefcst Of tho great constitutional ex
FOUNDER afid tho other candidates ot
thu Confederate ticket. Il few Of the flre-eatcrs
participated in tic decoration parade, ~ blind
anu, Wills tscy were allowed to do 80, lew were
they who did not detect tl,crctn the wolf III
sl'ecp's clothing.
Tie Democratic managers aro bcnt On secur.
lng tte c1ection OF sfcA1lstrr at any sacrifice.
They have consented to every kind of cutting
afiu trading andff the wurst comes to fiie worst,
"lll mot hesitate to throw overheard The ulnst
pronounced partisan on tic tst,-'fom Moran,
asa'nst whom "I}y Dang" Eyans anu his crowd
afd working Will! dcsperation.
At tlle Kopublican headquarters all wns 60
rHnc. The ye!pa Of the journals which have
been continually t,itchtnE Into the nominees
ever since thu day Ut nomination have about
expended their strength, Il thsy ever Ind any,
mus Navigating thu attacks lIas ma,lo itsvIf 80
apparent TINT tho Intelligent voter will have
none Of It,
AZ the urgent solicitation Of reporter, judge
"I!sAWt AAfE tHC 4U4suHlIS uTlE4 UEL jut1u
explanation Ut llia relation as borrower to Tic
Fidelity Savings Bank. t'In 1884," said the
Judge" ~ negotiated lean Of el1,0oo from
the Fidelity Hunk, giving what was
considered abundant. security. 1t was u
secund mortgage but the property was
in value lurQely 1T excess Ut Tic two
inortgages This is evidenced by tic TACT
lint III October, 1877. after the stirtnkago OF
several years, tho property was appraised, BY
appraiscrs appointed By Judge sIoorc, at only
eli0 less than the principal Ut the whole IT,
uebtet1ncss. Tbat appraisal Is In tic l,a,I.ls OF
the Receiver Of tho Fidelity Bank, but l,as all
a1ong bgen stlN1ouslY concealed by the Tnsex."
Tint tho property has strunk III value is song
thing for which Judge Williams should not be
held responsible, no just n,an will deny. II
debt he cflne then those who are llolls,lInr
Mr.. Williams aro equally guilty, Aud they should
!,e tho last to make any complaint. 1t Is well
known principle In common law tlIat llo Whu
seeks to ayaiF himself Of 1t must 20 Into court
With clean ha1ls, and the satne rule should NJ.
ply 70 those who appeal to the bar Of public
opinion.
The Republican Judges Of election, who are
the 8anle Is o!llcfated last November, arc
urgently requested to meet thfs morulEg At 10
o'coek at Republican headguartess Informa-
ton llas been received ot a plot to force the
capture OF several wards by Democratic repeat
lux gangs organized for tho purpose.
, 1879-05-31

Eperia1 Htsnaseaes to TIA Tribune
CEpARvitLE, Smith Co., Alay 8o.-Gootl
stand Of coru. Large acreage. Prospects good
for 1870.
uromiae for crop Of smntl grain exceedingly
good. Large acreage Of corn .u. Corn oil riclt.
Immigration henry.
GHKAT BEND, Barton Co.. May M.-Wtntcr
wheat hcadlnE sIow. lItary acreage u. corn
planted. Looking very well. 6prIug grain Of
, 1879-05-31
NO YELLOW FEVER,

Nav DHLRANs, I+a., Mar 8l-At meeting
Inspector Ut thu Second Durtcs, Aayilg u,a4s
= thorough Investigation Vt four alleged Casss
Ut ye!fow-toYcr IN that district, Feportul that
such reports aso unluuntled, as,d tho pl!Yslctans
ka'd to haYn tEcate! u'o casea wero emphatic III
thetr donI4l Ut the FuulDF.
, 1879-05-31

coLuMnus, O., May 8o.-Eva Williams, ago
H. AM Emma Dasles, age 18, daughters OF the
pFopr'ctors OF tho ChIttenden Hotel, wern
urow nnd tonight while bathing IN the Olcn-
tanEy ktvcr. The bodies wero recovered.
, 1879-05-31

Epfcidi DisratcA to 1..s 1sTsuns
la VxRNz, Rock TO-, May D.-Ilo grass.
hoDpers arc doing aolne damage, but not ycrY
seriously yet. The drought was yery severe
W. thtnk thu ratas can.e In tins, md crops
VII 10 later. The only drawback to III A No.
crop Is Tie 'hoppcIs.
, 1879-05-31

1he father Of Mias Marla Elseworth, the
once eclcUratcl English noIsllst, h4d gr1,i iteas
Of inoral training, aid sl.uar waYs, 10 saY tie
, 1879-05-31

T., -. bccaase Il cected hc Will come to the Office
~ tpe h ntna o. ts aad wl'' bring to the discharge
nuse y W. apa s m,ans y'eh' n' wnaen w! nos ~ IN.
ftIo tern, Of nn1ca '"e ''''' 1en'A so"8t'ut'nE
{, il, FanwntJ. Chairman t7,,,- co..,. r,n
min f,omtaitin.' eAAt"h @ook eounly eam'
4. ~ Tamrn1uar ,youbo,,, ,,,.. ,,.
N. H. t;anri Whcstnr ~, H. nake eeanty.
I.xr.M InAg Jnua4K. n,,n n,,,, J,o!ies, wy COUNTY:
N'' "'''' t'""Sasso' " A""ksSee county.
ro1,v .77-7-
1t Ia a wcj.kuown fact Tint t,,e Ter,ooratlc
wortnre oro pnrv orotnott, .s,.t !. = .. ,''''
~. ~ w.; upasuet, a'o IL IS aso Kno~o
fnto ar.tyItv. Many NJ ,,,,',, ,ra.. .s"'t.In s.
~ "es'5' "-J ~ s'cth were PROMISED
Harrison was successful, but they have gotten
nothing as vet. and Il ,,as hrcn ot,,cn ~, ~
eyjo,,.y st,,cd ,hn, n" chnnaaa su w" ~ ou', ~
,1nttt utter tho coming election. Tic object Of
tlis move Is to keen lsopu nIiyo in Their hraas,,
TlIc argument used is; "You saw w. you tus'', arc y
strato # Monay ann yon VII, u,'. ~ oco. .1,
care OF. we want to scc Tlat you can dn." A
10" NaVS oeeh Ga!iea, BIT the great majority
are lhd'lterent ahtl propoae to lct tile ELECTION
let the managers SEQ that workers arc inlis.
pcnsahle, mid tint il Ia NECESSARY to keen arree.
meats ,t VIII, ,ten'. 4 sanpis of t1e appsals
s Ie Geaa Gen!sssH ara + ,a the follow
A"e eituiAt 4ctte3S ale pupiisDed'
,rAiuR. May !8. sGo.-uEAH Sin: Thu intcteats
involved n Inc pending judicial campalgn nre too
tSfioafg ~ G ns ~ t
and biz colleagues On our ticket on Monday next
"o want q consultation Of our lending reliable
hse m T9 snt a aps .S sG e a.
such steps aa nisy tend to hrlug success to our
HenGt IT, nn. as pnrheso so afe invited to meet
e private .. tho ots baas a Il
y v bssys essa y9 me s ss IT,
queucos Of till election. ALrHEn i. MASON.
Chairman Campaign Committee.
ftxAon.nrrna :1rn,e,.,, r.x,,,av rn,,,,,,.~.
cn!G1ao. siay, is?0-brHn stN: itsiylne On yoat
Camus9n nj SoGn r. tS saa'sa
ests Of the ooWjn na y samaaC caGe nc in.at @
far Iirc. ~ ~ tha s,e%,t % Y!e 4cESy;
hii,stsr. :iphn n Fnrnrs Thnr". tah .an e. Me'
Matray r. Tuioy. and W1lnm IT, na1,,,a' a. Mof4n, a.
r. eofaS 3hslf ss ees.oa o Monday June 1s0
9a m ii9 t,e s1eSGt wonla ne nothing short VI pub
tn;es. a,t X - .aete'ote not aioho N the IN
of nb1ic ~ s,;sr. aha pa ~ ~ 10 r. !ntefsst
eamralg,i: Exesy citizen In fasoF e rjRhtcoua
property ana sSoSs a ths 'por.y ~ u tho ee mse
e5,helsss e9 t. nseo them ons on eles
iavofiles. in shls wo dvsro your asststancs, ijy
making yonrsclf Immediately, on receipt u this
ssnr one 20 aaKa h9ta of snen part o. the
inK IL our heaIqua,,eFs ai ypur earliest conxen.
@ !vnse IN what manner ynu intend to ha!p III, ron
vi" s''a''S oonRe w GamRa'En committee:
IIAxs l12nr1xo, sccrotary. ~'''""'
1l,eso documents tayo bocn sent to all tho
, 1879-05-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw: YonK, May N.--AsrlYed, tlle steam.
sEip Adraatic. from Liverpool.
ANTWERP May 80,-AteiYcd, tlle steamer D.
sselnnsuu, fson New York.
, 1879-05-31

wellknown 1awysr Of this city, killed himself 1t
Mhrshf1ela. Ore, this morning. Nothing IL
re- learned Of tho circumstances. uo wont 10
buefncss. v'~@s'~"~@
, 1879-05-31

HAaERsTowN, Md, May 8o.-F. B. Bniyc,y.
injured at the Washington House f1rc, died this
morning. No moro bodies havo been found in
tic ruins, So
, 1879-05-31

1t1ir nasirum" rsstosss gray hais to Iss orig.
funl color Eor 10 fe4tA.
, 1879-05-31
Obituary.

!soecidf DfspdfcA to The Ttrtuns
CAIRO, ILL.,, MaY 29.-Tho Rev. Dillon Leo,
heetor Of the Episcopal Church Ia this city, died
this morning, nitar three dnys' illness, Of con-
gcstlon. His funeral will b. under the .mme-
tlatc supcrvia!on Of the Knights Tcmp,ar. he
Mas muct helnvcd, md the peopEa here haYe
Sustained sevcre loss Ia his death.
The best Frocers aclf burnett's F!aYorlng Ex-
Tracts.
No other Wh1skcr Dye equals H.lra--50 cobts.
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No other Whfsscr Dye equals H!lra--5o cents,
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q the Supreme Court slmply beca,,se he ts 4
Democrat, to cn,no with ono voice ard unc vote
u the htlpport ri thclr own chnl1llase.-a ma,
nga.ns. & whom t'otl'l'!H tan 10 said, an1 n favor
1aT man at Tho Dar OF Cook County, or tho
bar of i'lnoa. whoso ''ives have been 40
steadily degotr1 to the practice Of tic profess
sion o. That of Alr. Dent. There arc few whose
lenal laMrs l1nyn rovrret1 wider range. few
WIN are closer Students few WHO llayc broader
seape uf genera1 Information, aMl nnno wlloss
character 'e purcr un reputation moro unsnlficd
ha tna', us. lie y man aRa!ist whom tnsnlclon
Through tho present campaign, With all its nrr-
snnalitics On tho o.hcr side. WITHOUT oho word
SsnE 'n!a ta,s,h agan'' him. , S'tn nepno;
a,tsinmsa,s at'i Democrat % vl,o' Willie fs4. psr.
sonalty gno1 fellow, Is yet rogantca q wcak
lawyer. nul wiIn neglected bis duties willie ,iM,ll
tl!r bench. tho Republicans Of Tho Seventh 1u-
one for whom Their vote stsl 6c east.
lhe Chairnldn Of the various County Commit
tees have Issued the following circular, which,
unlike post caInpalp documents, hasn't Il word
ih 1t 1nt whit IL true:
patty fnF tl!e oaleo Of ndgu of tae Bnreome Court
1scasons why you ahonll yuse for him:
!. iseca,lne 10 "a honest aftI capable.
,,,s nsGanse ;, 10 - man of com tl'ouRbful ju-
.. lacauae be IL studtous. careful, industrious
prnucnt. aud pGltlEtakin1 !awyns,
=. Hrcau.o ny entire 'nunIiodd hna boon tnbor-
i9n.ly tpent IN the study md practice Of law, In
quarter Of q century.
{. Heeaure ke has never ds.s.pstea h.. ssms by
oilco' seeking. Or real estato or other speeuta-
Il. llecauso ha t,sa achieved position, as y law.
yeF. y tue front rank Of hfa maiessinu, In tte City
profe.alonai mon nro ptuso1ilat. '''' - ~
{. beearto 10 l,as lad = permanent residence In
1y yuaF hr h4H found Iii. tpharo OF ngnfn1nnsa and
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TO1fT OF CHICAGO.
The following arc the arrivals anl actual SAIL
ings ut thIs port for tho tweaty four l,ollrs cnd-
Ing ut 10 o'clock lust night:
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p.mo. COUNTY ,ToWAs,
EIsst'.'.1ut jtld!c!at ticket,

=. i.jf'Sa jSaEsS sSS;Rf'ssy; Z; NJ; ,3aoa :. =
Ess-T Il et ~, ths BupseMe Court, Hevepth pts.
Mr.. Tes;1,t % thu Circuit Court, Cook CountY-
Asa. Iao,a.a 3nha o. lsouess, ~. Ii. bar
All H.. ,au a. Moran. Murray +, Tussy.
ntloossatg'sa ntloo saik y about Judge hickey uor hotng
esoxs, ihs .SSaldate ~, AZ their prtated ticket
~ nov pI.! III TIM Ind tho other couu.
Veg khro, 'at partIsau 1ssue t,s3 been foned
WIZ aaat uaaa IL put up tor Judge