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CARD TO THE PUBLIC

u.n ne only genuine Miss Sawyer.s salvs :.
~ by l.. NJ. Robbins. and sold ta IS
nor .in's nox- None other is genuine. Tba
parties part calling themselves wiggin { Co an NE
, Imo are manufacturing salve, have no anu
hockiand, September ., 1850. 'Nh'
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The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors, Female
dress Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston.
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81. E. Derine has just received a NICE
!'em stock Of all kinds of Spices. Also a
urge stock Of Dye stufs &C., at has Ne"
Drug Store.
lm+eodSwsep15
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CAN ADA.

Catholics Forbidden to Attend School.
OTTAWA, October ~. A pastoral was read
in all the Roman Catholic churches of this
city forbidding parents to send their children
to the model school, on pain of deprivation of
the sacramento. The model school is gov
eminent institution, preliminary to formal
school.
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NEW JERSEY.


HAMPTON, October IL. Henry rIcAIu,
dissolute youth, fractured ms s'eP.hio'i''
skull with bread pin.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Gen. Roca Proclaimed President.

BUENOs AYREs, October IL. The National
Congress has proclaimed Gen. ROca Presi-
dent of the Argentine Confederation.
Chill and Peru.
VALPARAISO, October 10. Chill and Peru
have accepted the offer of mediation by the
United States.
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4 and probably 5, while . or are in doubt.
This reverses the present complexion Of Con-
gressionsl delegates, which stands III demo-
gratis IN q renuhlirapS
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Marrien.

N. Tavim. oct; 9Th, by Rev. A. p. Tinker Fr.5
Tew;:,n, Oh Auburn and Miss Cora +. Andrsws gu
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Maine Mining Stocks.
Closing prices October u, IS reported by H. N
Pinkham, stock Broker, 30 Exchange ST.. Portland
SALES BID ASKED.
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POLITICAL.
The Grand Parade.
NEW YORK, October L. The grand pro-
cession was not dismissed till o'clock and
many delegations did not reach their homes
till past six. There were no casualties and
but three or four scrimmages. Gen. Grant
left the reviewing stand at 3 O'Clock to gain
some rest in order to be ready to leave this
morning for Boston. The parade is conceded
to have been the largest and finest ever seen
in this city. Grant left for Boston at p. NJ.
Important Order by Supervisor Daven.
port.
John I. Davenport has issued additional
instructions to supervisors, directing them to
arrest all applicants for registration with un-
lawfully obtained or issued papers.
Nominations.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, October IL. The
republicans of the first district nominated
VIM. W. Grape of New Bedford for Congress,
and Marshal s. Underwood of Dennis for
elector.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. October II. The
republicans of the 10th district, after sixty
ballots, nominated Mr.. Norcross for Congress
New YORK, October II. s. S. Cox was
to-day re-nominated for Congress by the dem
ocrats of the 9th district, also by the German
Independent citizens organization.
, 1880-05-05

EvHnstpn-Flrst Precinct. @. II. Won.tf0r!l, =.
homg Il ;sHeyw r w. Il hom'ss'%, t%n0S; aefpss sS
4; Y: Carpenter, IL II honna'' and j. e.
'i%"Sf; Hn~ fFricrnsrot wllImette. Judges, $. ".
.North!eli Join stryker, Alfred oldneld' and
Tho Committee adjourned until 3 o'clock this
afternoon, when tho list will be comPlelcd.
rt1E COMMITTEES CONDEMNED.
Tho notion tnkcn by tho Committee WIS tho
' nsbt. Evcn n' tiifet Who wers in favor of the
thlrtl term hnd to admit t1at the course Ratsno'i
by tho COMMITTEES showed Wenkilesss whlch Goai,! .
nea o',st s5 ne 81 oF sns shas liz Cook Cony
Convention should 30 bold one, twp. oE = three hnoo
I It Il s tl' ine cd ,sys sctarchand iho evtdent o
{s S{ss Gis tha rl:!ns sldes shs anil o6T;t STspt
sSSeFstns sSe st4a@sh Witch nv as ss"S Shown arln tS
ss m Sy s soas nyi In mfh er men tw
weeks hence. and inncled tEat thoy world gain
something by forcing tho game. and by eteetllls
week and more IN wiiol, to work upon tie Ecn.
tlcnlcn who might be selected to 20 to Spring.
Thoro was also general dissatisfaction cx'
pressed At tho Committee not linvitaF nero poll.
ne places tan aro IN osc' wa!; It q q rre trae
but one, but everybody knows that th9 oxete- iIs
mont IL running 80 high this ycat. as,a the Pros
sa Ct as Vii if,oa 5s passSo p5 III sPhas II
itcl time nllowed ut = prlnnry to cnst all tho
VOTES or oven THE e to n ta i
tMhs M Third, Fourth, Eleventh, and Twotth Wart.s
Gun ytc 1t my one n!aee '1.'ring one nttorloo
isit IL tho tsss ses shss
f"ver @ % their friends @ 'ielay their oppsauns
1t n not vet tx, late. sinco tho Co,n,ttoe meets
to-ny, TO divide cnch ward, Or tho tWrxcr ones at
, 1880-05-05
MINNESOTA.


5p<etal Dfspateh 10 The Chicago 1rtouHf'
sr, PAUL, Mimi, May A.-Sevcrnl moro Ml"'
uesota counties have chosen delegates 20 tho
State Convention that mcota hero MAY w n.," III.
tho list now Stands lsln!nc. n; Windom' :: El-
uupds, i; no choice. l. eorio Of tho h'A'he
delegates will snprurt wn'lom II II shall appear
that thcrn is my chance Of his nomination,
At tho primary elections IN Wlnoh0 ,o."ny
Window delegates to Tho County Convention
wcrc chosen. At tho Goodhuo County Conven-
ton, hold n. r,e,l Wing to-day, tho fo'low'ns
Antl-third. term resolutions wcrc adoptcd'
AGAINST nrANT.
. Resolved, That tho Republicans Of Goodh.ie ~!
County declare, ns tho Republican nlrty Oi M1is.
nchotn pnd tnnr1y other States hnvG heretniu,.o
dconrct Tint We s,crctlly cherish the hf.nciP!us
originating with tho tirnt twn.ter1n Frcshsc,N3
followed sIcccaa!ve!y by thcn all. and reanlImG,I! ~!
by Tho Inst to tho effect TINT no person ehohIu
Be- nominated Tor thir,t Presidential tertn..
Rfs0{trd, Tint, conaltlornR departure ,n7n it1nl
TINT pr{Hcplc a dangerous innovation. nllr uele
gates 10 the state Convention nro tnstfneteu 10
eudcayur 10 aecurp from that ntrly nke eA
preston. md tho election to tho NntionMt LoM"
rcntion nt Chlcngo Of Delegates 'nt'cSloly op-
posed to my third t1rr . ,,,,,,,,
Gnodhue Ia ono Of tho Ul0st itnpoFt@nt Itepu''
ucan Counties In tho etntc.
, 1880-05-05
ILLINOIS.
LA 8ALLE C1ltnTY.

o..u.1 rI.,,t,, 4, m. f,ht.,,o TLth,,u.
&c, ~ ss.,,.Nnu., ~ ,ho ,,o.t aro,,,,n
u3FA"A' itt.' a'n1 -. wv "'va. ,,
Republican County conventions ever he'" III
La aallo County was hcltl hero this afternoon
and evening, It.wns decided to not instruct
1A,.s,e. .'s .ha r,",. Tnuvor,t,,, n, u, ututo
~, ..,.,.I., ..,,, t,t.,,i,,,ot L.,
=, Ts,'.'. "" u.,Ia -.
w. =. H. Gorp,1s, M ,a, w -" ,sa.s. S"us, ~ ~
a"a o 'ISsa nsant 1 S,rnn,s m1"o xus rc,ys w
hath Bnn,aIso and htsscs, and Oil thu yote being
t.s - .sas .,n.ns,.1 IN rr,, IL. IA cha,rn,.,,
taAeu " W"s nee"ftu c".t!oo ~ w eu"' .''s,'''
although 1t did NOT 80 nppchr TO a observer she
tycs ami nuos tuinY nbput equal. Following arc
those SELECTED rur tho StAtu Convention: j. q.
, 1880-05-05
OHIO.
OHIO,
TIE APPROACHING nEAocIlATic srATR cosvEN-.

TIE APPROACHING DENt3CIlATiC STATE CONVEY
T1OS.
sn.,to1 Dt,patea to 1ne Chicago 1ttbums.
CoLuAu1Js, O., niay A.-Tho advanco gliard OF
tho Democratic politicians aro alretdy filing into
the city. preparing for tho arrival VI tho dole
tates to the btate Convention OH Thursday noxt.
Upllke tho Republicans, tho Democratic meet"
ing th!s week will not nominate htato
Ticket or adopt platform on "h!ch
they are TO enter tho cunning contest,
but will postpone such action until
after tho Democratic National Convention. The
reason fur holding two Stnto Conventions, when
the holding of bt,th might bu .lotle now, Is
wholly for tho purpose Of avoiding conflict.
II will be remembered TINT III 16i8 tho demo-
critic National Convention adopted scrios OF
hartl-money resolutions, an,l tho Ohio Denocrn-
cy. which was ut tint tinlo palitlcrlug With the
.GIccubnckcrn hlpt adopted Bitisl-n,oncy pint
form; which p}nccti the Ohiu Democracy In tlt-
rect opposition Oil Of tho 1nost vita! issues OF
the campaign. Notwithstanding tho faet TINT
resumption Is fu!t, there ts Gultoa spt!nkl,ns
.iay i, Ohio; an II w.,s fcurei by tho moro far..
seeing nin,lnRrrs tbat, wuro IL State ticket
notaInatsd ii tno snm,s time tiat deo lsaoo
elected, tho 0rccnhack sentiment might
bo OF such charneter ~ 70 t!otnto II
n, Miat s be eaec q a II
the sas,,o prcltca,nent they were III four yenrs
since Tho more wise 1T tho Democratic e1lsers,
aa tsfS'oGs SSa 'ees e cobus On II %nasy
next Will meet only lnr tho ,p.,ri'ose 1t tiecs!ng
de!egatcs % the Nntonai G9,yenton ' atty IT. Tllt,
much -dcs!rrd opportunity for many. alleged
statesmen to plnca themselves befhie ttie pet',
s sSat the1s l. wv VIII Se itte, s,y, opposition 70
Bcnator 1hur,nuns oa!naaon m At the oh!o C1!.-
scntio itapSh aap Myaf has 11e or tW" %. G1s H.
Payne, ot Cleveland, many frtciltls The lattct
xcntlolnn,,. 4 Is Eenr11y ansststooa: &, st! +
, 1880-05-05

non,h,t, f.o,. som Mckee. Frank r. schmitt,
q. &. Whnrton John Mason Hrt,wn Messts. M:.as.
ncmb!tx and isrown nrc nmnnx The ~ nr'ahtess tsss
lawyers OF Kentucky, md Will si'pnoT!r. !.cwisn
Whnrton ii for SHERMAN, ans, schmitt, who Il
prominent banker and ncrshn"t = lot fN, INV
~ f,cn. william Preston at,ll a brother Of y.
ura,z Hrown. RESOLUTIONS were adopted tnJ Me1
eluring Grani the wcnkrst tnnn i, Tho Hnrts, ano
contenlnng his previous Admn,stF'a"''''
pi'roa1rt0S 70 TtLnEN.
The entt-Tf1cn people arc crystnll'ztnE tneif
strcnrih, a,ltl n ,lnes-tncctnE will s0on inke as
plnco at which oppression will no given asa'nat
the war.h0rse Of 8fnlncrcy fnrK.
, 1880-05-05
NOTES..
TIE TENNESSEE CONVENTION.

IkNNNE8E&
Rpettai Dt,pateh to 7ha Chicago 7rtoun&,
NASHVILLE, Tonl,., biay &.-Tho 6tato Hepub-
iIcHu Convention to select Delegates 10 tha
Nashville Convention and nominate candidate
fur Goyosaor will meet ut noon Tomorrow.
I'Lrce hundred delryatcs win be present, nearly
all OF whom hayo arrived. A largely attended
caucus WIS held III the United 6tRtos Circuit
Court room to-pfgtt Fully three-fourths OF
tho persons prcsent wero for Grant, and cheer
after cheer was given Whenever his nAu,o was
mentloaed. .... j,
REKLYk'a ALTERNATE.
President scclye, OF Amherst, delegAtc-at-
large 70 Chicago, will not 70. Barker. of fatts-
neld, his aubst.tute. IS an Kduunds mau, anti
Grunt and anti -Dlatno.
, 1880-05-05

movement by tnait, and enlcayor to foreetall'
tho tricky action of tho County Cnfnlnitteo.
IT.. r. NnRofB rrportexl frun tho sixteenth
wnri Club that Whsllb,arnu hnd tccf1 hcnrtlly
in.lorscd md could carry tho wnrtl IL bis tnter
csss wGrn properly pushed. ......-..,
The 1,teatlon Of holding n'Hss. mettiilH FRI
t1ny evening was loft to tho Committee OF Au'
trcss, nr1al tho meeting ntl,.,r,lcd. IT,
Tho Committee an Address wlll meet IN Mr.
llaster's oflco at o'clock this morning.
, 1880-05-05
THE WARDS.

|, THE BlxTEENTlt 1SDDfsES wAs31BuHHE.
'"st evening 1t NO: ~ o,yooa'rn msuv. o,..
s, e" IN tbo couny contr! nn Committee
nrte,l that tho Club would havo to report three
t"anos ia taet rae tno tnv nr;,n,ry m sat,'r1ny.
'"rnua m c.atrn ~. i'm SAMUEL %nnlnton, pnpontcd
committee Of five to sciect the judges.
During tlo!r pbscuco' Mr.. Miller made
sfcech III wn'cn he Sata ~ u'u nuu uAus ~,
why tho County central Cn9nm'ttco haa ~
ep. to soso A9 mos %a.sone 5 ne aasos
~ thn C,,,,,tv r,onvcnt,ou rnppuusel.
10 TUG Ho""tS eo",un.,oo ,s,.on ,,'at mpp"o, ~
uormens ot The North Side ysntod. There was
| no stronger Or moro cnpahle man thnn Mr.
Washbnr's. AEplaasc T. he wsre ,o;, ,qn wn,,i
be Eiyen him. 49,.
Mr.. II. T. fingers b0ttpyod tho sentiments OF
sbcas aSoaatng y "oa"
sa xstS wa ssf bqe os Sy = 9s
aa noso ts doption' %Soh MS raecivca
with applause. ~
r TAc~ors stcInE sa tnHs 1,6 qs rs MI; Mr
not candidate for tho Presidency, he thought
tAo resolution n!1calied for, and hn a. nelcyea a
Washbnrne already out Of tlo r.lco: Ihe cnoeo ns.
I as e ans ns epnddnM nnd Mr f naino appiausoj. md he
thought the people q lla1o!s ogn1 no. 70 ,ae ~
sc nacs on aapca anp ssof' 81 rriae 70 ivory oixe, liz
moved tht tp '1 res1in9m ,a tc pFe'en'eo ny or
ws@t s ~ Mss stR:s's;S tho Germans pessas
tnS IT, FesS%'Hn Hss Believed Gen. opt had bud
enough thrust uon him. @ there were 9tn9rs ns
whothcr nsant gould bo el9G.ea ~ o91 t1anH cSr,
nFue receives, ,,l IaS n9s,...1eo'' f2,a ~ "o"4 WA
/
, 1880-05-05

% HERMANN ltnstnr, Chnrlas iicrriok,
Ex.Ald, MnHlnnls, Charles Fuiaerto1i,
i. s. Tnylor, S9'nEnf.ll y .ln;,ng':s1,o;, E,ngsl,
ID1H Il ". fMfen Mfca',s, dosnsena t; " ,tnccoun,
Jn,ncs GMll0way, Il. W. Dybn!l,
ii. o. Collins, lncob FrankGnthail,
q. ". Ensh. Il, E. Jenkins,
/: i: J. J.. !fissSllcxtou, fsSSll }ss'e: i Ks!isy'' Y '''
Il. R,.ltockafcilow, i.eorge W. spUiord,
J. II. Mcconnell. II. T. Rogers
j. II. Dunham,
Tho gathering was called to order BY Mr..
Henry Willing, who nominated Hermann Raster
for Chairman, :
Mr.. Rnstcr declined on nccount Of Il cold, nnn,
on motion OF II. q. Collins, Mr.. Willing was
cnllod to tho chair. Mr.. II. Mann was chosen
Seurctury.
Mr.. wII.E1Nu
understood the meeting to be one Of citizens for
the pnrpose Of expressing thoir views, wishos,
ami convictions In regard TO tho Presidential
question. III fnr MS hn know, there wcro no
pnckc.l eDinrnittccs or nnythtny to interfcrc
with tho FREQ expression OF scntlmcnt. aud the
meeting would like to hear from gcntlcmcn on
tho subject. [Arpnusc.] ffo suggcatcd that
something be done boforo Saturday to scc,irc
candidates to represent Wnshburno IN, tho
County Convention. (Applause.1
ELLIOTT ANTHONY
mig fuows: W." '''''eu 'o'' "''" 'p'"' - '''7s'
It WIS Il credit to tho Republican rnrty TINT It
Sy 81 o s1aea Sora se e fs
nir wcru divided In tiicir choice a.nunE injury
frirrtls win wcro really 10 engage In generous
strife for tho chief uflico OF tho Republic. He
jr7,nt or lis friends in their eyurts 10 mike him
iirrsiilrt,t for tho thirl ti.nC, m hnnur which
cOllld not ndd Il single ltrtf to tho chApict
hnt T,s t9ay ysodes n tonRs for ne s
vlrious military rrcori srrrcI 10 shtcll him ns
f'res!dcnt from HUSTLE criticism, It bccnnan mp
e IL hs5 r hS nv WI e cTs s IT hqG E ptaaas Il Sn
Tho sulect,otl Of mon to iii lie various itlblc
c.s nt h!s command nna they !" AZ rnSss Mn 81 q
disurcJit up,t, lis Administration. Tho speaker
Hi n,t hmfp my objection to my 1ri,t, Gcing
President three times my ,noro thnn tSico. but
es sT r pFo;eo ae les. s' ,a esht s esss ssts
thus aaving tho country from bcl,,g torn ,Sp
ili not bclievo TINT ien. Grant Nnntca TIC ot.lco
sses sSS @ st sss ss ;s;
n1,I n gg postsos %StH ns',s wni s ie assirci. ''
Au,onK tho otior names mentioned OF men
IliSinc. Edn,,,n,iss shprS,l, Cunklnr, Unrticltl,
imunms mid Wi.lp,n, hir. iiluins ,vtls one
H's"hs mf lin nost ucc,mpl!shcL st4tcs,,tan 0f
,ss,, isSs ~ u, n1a,ta, "anst,ns' hS un,erstn5
thorousniy t tic Xn'rriSnii. form 81 Eoycrniaent
Il 9' Il s S1 s Sf%st fstcs s'S ,s to a
.t ~ o1' s,ws, iirnrr tnv. In Ws 1T nrscnt
tho xEest St conlnnaur o s wus rt ii hss Tine. ie
w'1 ~. ho x of sh' Il e
hs uhsq nr 80 a M tsiioiu II t soor
, 1880-05-05

known, wis vcry close Inst ycar in spite nf tho
llvtsn a!,!snE 40 Dsnosr,ts Tug ol ptsGe ~,
fako tho number thoro Tint were d*saslstlcl With
urant's caididaeyl Among tho derman. tiero
wcre ncary 1,yo. nnt snl'Ix,se only o1tc.toursll
imntnc t III noni,notso,, worn forco,i lt,on ti,o
ew Ysrk 5 its 5ar 0a hsSs Ws, p9oSy
V y ~ @t sh'iS M waee storrs ce
scrntcb. jApplnusc,1
Mn. nAsrEn AI1rpEp RI w1scoss1N,
sa,n ~. 81 s",.n .ho,r .,'',t, " sn,,,,,,o,+
m q s % sG t1a th1Tp ta CHI silS r1u se'er sr
nnckrsI nick, Connty C5nyemtions. iEcru mtght be Il
CONTEST. lio saw tlo Hon: AlexandYr Sli,cfhei,
washburt,o a,,.i i who sad il be wero nominated
thns bscnso tSy nso not Snte
hEwovcr. t;t1lnt wis uoninnted, Mr. Mitchell
Thought tho bcmosra,ic eha,scs for, carrylny
SS @ aSSu 20 & @ @ to- Sar M%s ssry y.ts GsarG in It
foe q tc nier sfoS @ WIS ws
c,su. Upon tho lnlsiy OF tho list Stnto elections
III Sssstss sdss SS s1s I'D i w sss sS s :o ss
p"i'an Sea TIN yo % ss Sh@Hs an woa aS 6
whit ground wefo iiepuI'ioaas called 81 tn tako
this immense risk OF losing I'M eleetlonY
"'.>i "''e rAiuNT ~
Mhat NJ ;aG lrehos e. @ unS ',a anu no 'MnG t sny
800, ,,t,rn rr1lrv arr fr strc,v trn
M mere tn u.e too oo,a i IN frt
, nu % st ~ ,vns rnu.t ~ ,rrv, n",,t,nr rai,nfitnm
o' wno o WIZ s,, renuy a,ysetv ~ nn. ~ na,
Nu" LIZ eh;rn firnrtP H. = hopt, ~ h.<,tnh
,no h srTht wtI to % eH !hsS s
i1ws no was 10 nas aomn. OWL c. Hnn Mrsant M pnpSrs
ulvM as. % u5 s35.snH n,vnv IL f,nsIn. 1nt
argument haSl1lf pasScu n"y, "a itas5ot at
wy mt,s aae.u , e |ar NJ ~, ~ ,ntsa"i ,,ro"as
vas etrot,K enough !nr ~! pn.et,c.! pnrpohss
H. & Mn ,;,,S, 1,u srrrs ftnn,1n - thmm.
MasnpTto wua1 t ~ s, nSt9t M it,.t an tHthSs t,S,
1nftaE LQ IH0 "DTStt llUukh NH 4AAll tHlh tut3
, 1880-05-05
COOK COUNTY.


ington Hcsiug, J. II. ClouRh. AID. Swift, Ahncr
rnylor, j. j. icniy, 4. r. G. Klokkc, j. +. noot,
nIchartl Tuhlll. john Lyle King commissioner
1Iutt, Dan Shepard, OcorKe ". Sherwood, Adj
Everett, County Commissioner Clark. Assessor
Drnke, County Attorney WIllutt, Cdl. Hunter.
senator White, A. D. Ttsworth, Appraiser Hum,
and ira 1hlcll.
Mr.. Mullen offered resolution that tho Con |
vcntion be held Mt 10 n. NJ, Mny II, at Fnrwcll
TAll, md TINT tho primaries be held on tho 18th,
In the city ECtwcon 8 ard p. nj. nttl In tho |
country betwcen and p. m.,-tho ropr9scntn-
ton 10 bo tho 8arne as III tho last Convention.
Mr.. 13urkc was In fnvor Of n1t earlier tntlvon-
ton, because thoro WIS y good dcnl or strife Id
tho pnrty. and mn early convention would hnvo
tho effect OF ending 1t. lie demanded DIVISION
OF tho question.
A division wns ordered ,-.--.
Mr.. Nurko moved to amend by striking QUE
17th and inserting 10Th, tho primaries to bo hold
on tho 8til.
bIr. Manner moved as MI amendment ID tho
amendment TINT tho Convention DO held on tho
l5tl, aud tho primaries on tho l4th.
Mr. Nash urged that IT was FOR tho best liter
csts Of tho country towns to have tho prltnHrlcs
held OH Saturday. Tho nth would come OIL
Mr. Mullen believed 1T
FOLLOWING THE pHEoEnnST
of hn1ltnu tho County Convention three or f0tlr
tays a. a befarc tho Suite Convention. There WIS
1,O good rcasDn for 10 carly convention ns WIS
p'MSrKk Mr. Krk said thore wasn gooi dec! Of feeling
o tho subject nnMg tte fr'cndsof Wasnh!r'nS,
who wers ~ TO a. hpE II gEror ro w% INV
,nako tho feeling moro bitter tlm.n 1t WINS now.
| Air. Cnmpbei saw no reason why ten n .i!ya
es%% snso e we bq teU os @ sscry ~
tiidato to como to ChEcaso. td tho tro,,llo am,
confusion wonld BE- incrrasth g. ott iS w WV sppGsG
| Mr.. I>ixot, favored Saturday.
The amendment to the a'llenlmeMt, wt.s inst-
, 1880-05-05
E. Il, wASIIBURNE.


MRsrlr0 or niB Fn1ENDs FOR ORGANIZATION.
Tho following cnll appeared In yesterday evcn-
lnR's papers:
l,cpubltcans wh0 aso favnrabte to tho non,lnn.
ti0n Or tho Hon. Il, D. WaShburne for President
arc respectfully invited 10 meet this evening at
o'clnek ut Fa}rhank Hall tor consultation.
C. C. 1nrrubce, i. =. James,
Elbrdge kelth, R.W. licAby.
Jnmcs Stewnrt, EtlWnr!l F. .CrnEan,
Henry ]. willing, II. n. Mann.
Henry W. King. ". II. Hcetc,
Alcxnnt!cr White, urnni uoadr1ch,
Il. &. Jenkins, J. H. Woodward,
EUHenn Carey, Z. Il. EDrb'1i,
G, II, Cnsr. John Woodbridge.
Martin Howard, Julius Sllrersmith.
Qwynn Garnctt.
It .Irow together such II crowd TINT Apollo
Hall was packed full, and over 200 were Obliged
to 20 away, II these who issued tho Gull hail
Ind any illcn TINT there would havo been such d
meeting they would doubtless hnve procured q
ptace which would have accommodated 200 III.
stcntl Of Ua. Although tho gentlemen directly
Interested in tho ntFair wcrc aware OF tho pop,-
lnrlty of str. wnshburne in nit sections Of tho
city, they were surprised at tho attendance mt
Mt tho Interest taken In hlscAndidacy. II nm CT.
fort ha been mndp to got up n mnss-meetlug
the Ornnt turnout ut tho Musc-lInlt woul,
have been oyershudowcd an1appeHretl insfRNil
,ou% .poTtr rim 1,et ia kuo,FY u.,1nn nrfs.r1
, 1880-05-05

spIfis IGnsusedd under dal ~ use e Of G"t Dttses'
, 1880-05-05

The Royal co1cest Master At nGsli11.a si1at pstts
sisted on the intfoducuoh OF tho ''a"''
g. Co, DlAnp,
, 1880-05-05

Tho gathering was called to order BY Mr..
Henry Willing, who nominated Hermann haster
for Chairman, :
MIR. linatcr declined. On nccount Of Il cold, Rnn,
on motion OF X. o. Collins, Mr.. Willing was
called to tho chair. MIR. II. Mann was chosen
Arnrntnrv.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-08
OREGON.
Weather-POl tics-WOOl and Wheat Mar.
kets-The Recent Ferry.bOaf Disaster.

PORTLAND, May 7th.-The weather is cool
and cloudy, with an occasional shower.
The Republican County Convention for
Multnomah has been called to meet here Nav
25th. A lively contest is anticipated, as
there are numerous candidates for county
offices.
The Democratic County Convention has
not been called yet.
In wool transactions have been much
lighter than usual at this advanced period in
the season, owing to the backwardness of the
warm weather and the fact that since trade
in this springs clip opened prices have mani
tested an almost continued weakening ten
dency. Prices are given now at 1S@22c for
inferior. 23@25c for fair to good, and 25@273c
for good to extra choice.
In the wheat market at present the range
of prices is wide, especially in the views of
those who claim to be buyers and of holders.
While the best offer for Walla Walla which
holders could obtain was 81 80, there is little
or none to be had at such figure, and 81 so
is asked for choice, with but rare chances of
realizing it. Receipts, almost entirely
from up the Columbia, are not heavy, and
buyers are disposed to operate with extreme
caution.
The following additional particulars have
been received of the capsizing of the boat at
Palouse Ferry, on Snake river, and the
drowning of two persons: When the ferry
boat was about the middle of the stream it
was caught by the current, which was very
swift, and carried under. Six men were on
board at the time, also seven horses and two
large freight wagons The horses and wagons
were lost, and two men, named McElrath
and Marion Griffith, were drowned The
other four men saved their lives by clingipg
to the keel of the boat, and were rescued after
drifting down for miles. The catastrophe
was witnessed by number of persons who
were standing on both sides of the river, but
who were powerless to render any assistance.