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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-18

Mr.. A. C. CUTTERS play, Two Nights in
Rome. Is to lie produced at last " win be brought
out at the Union Square Theatre In August, ior the
purpose Of introducing Miss Maud Granger ~ the
public as F." nxcd STAR The play, N Is " ell
known was To have been produced originally at wall
lacks Theatre: but Mr. Wallack refused Ia fulfll is
contract with Mr.. Guntcr the ground tl1t CIV .
Nights in Rome Is almost indentical WITH ano,h.
|
, 1880-05-11

tn th, humiliation If dofent and tile for
fc,turo nf TIN nrrscut cxaltcA position ho
l,n1t1s bcforc t,,e world?
snnnoyc. fluo,Iy. f]cn, t}rant ,uny be elect
eli In snito of tho terrible ,llssclsion 1T his
own nnrtv which his nomination will create,
viii nnvti,tno be a,l,1ctl 10 tho brllliancy Of
hfs cnrcerq WIN lie hold my higher placeln |
Amerlcnn history nftcr hc shall 1nyo been
nat,v In tim hrcaktnr of tho unwrIttcn law Of |
the rountry? WIN ttItrtt term bo n boon,
will, a senatorial cltauo claiming the right to
AIctn,o the distribution Of tho appointments,
nnd the "ota crowd" clo,noring to bo rr-
stere,l t., po,yer. u,, Tic ground TINT Ills nomi-
nat,ou and etectiun wero ,luu 10 them?
Aftor conccdtux all TINT Is possible aud nil
tl,ot is n,nst innrobablo 10 tic SUCCESS Of tho
, 1880-05-11

tho tntne shnli DO confirmed By th,e s,o,,...I
vacancies. ~ III nj
This resolution was followed by a alst,,,. !.
Ran'l for representation by warl1s, md a ,,u,! ".
Of MI intended bnlt II tho demand sbo,,,a ~. .oco
complied with. Tho program was th,,s nv w. %:
dried, and published boforo tho Conycnsfoa eaa
hut btr. Dick Tuth!il, who waa anno;r,a1 1e1'
carry 1t out, bnng1ed bis job badly Ifo "a -. %
wait 10 sec whether tho demand would ho wv aaa aos
piled with or not TIa loft md dro,s ous y =
hla crowd as soon M It waa dccl1cd shst .e GU
mnchtno Chairman Of tho maohfno Co,nn.;,.s.e .ae
who was not oyon n delegate to tho Contsn.tse'
having been dufeatcd In his own town sssss.t
not Ire permitted to name tho Tetnporars Ch.,.
man. Hn tho thlrd-tcsmcrs wont out wi,hn..s
grievance Or q oase to contest on. Al Il tm.n.s
out. tho delegates TO tho Slate Conyontior ,..s
ot,oaon prceiatly IN tho manner Indicated hv ~
Kings resolution. though tho faot TINT that r.sa
luton had bcen hnco adopted by proytm,.f ~
ventlon gavo 1t no binding effect vhatnvor =.
tho thfrtl-ter1ncrn had remained In the Cnrr.. -
ton thoy might nnd they might not hovo ~.
TUNED representation BY wards and bv s.n. W.
tornl districts. Nobody rms authorized +, a.. ~
TINT they would not. Dut they did not rn,t y
sec; md tho Convention, after thoy lcn ~, ~. !"
cccslcd to select delegates by Senatorial 1,stIo.
Conventions, appointing n rrealtlunt and a..
rotnry for each, according To tho letter IA
spirit Of tho cnil. 11A
, 1880-05-11

There Is lust one site and honorable escape |
for tien. Grant frDlll tho scramble for tic
Presidential nomination III which selfish and /
insinccro friends have ptgced his nnn!e.
Thls Is personal withdrawal from contest
to which l.e has never yet given public u.s.
sent. ~
'This suggestion will be lootcd at by tho
Senatorial tnctlon which Is managing the
thtrti-ternl movement aud by all their blow
ers and strikers throughout the country. but
tho withdrawal of Ggn. Grant Is, noyerthe-.
less, very probable termination Of tho bitter
nnl desperate conflict now going On, which
threatens SERIOUS dlssonsiols In tie Ropab-
lican purity. Indeed It Is not Impossible
tint, before the meeting OF the Chicago Con-
yentlon, this course ,l,ay be advised by tic
Senatorial Syndicate themselves III order to
nuke their influence count In tho Natlollhl
Convention. ~
1t will bp remembered that, when the third
term Issue was beforo tho country In 1879,
Gu,,. Grant, tllen President, luate ITO utter
ance until tho pennsylvania Repabtcan
Convention declared cnIphatically aga!nst It,
Then ile wrotS Gen. Harry White, tho Chair
mnn OF thu Pennsylvania Convention, saylrs
thnt liz wns not ard would not bc candl-
late, md that le would not accept the nolnt-
nation ii tontcrutl to lin, sunless 1t SHOULD
GUMS under SUCH circumstances as to nlnka
| 1t an Imperative ftutyt-~circulnatnnceS hut
| likely tu arlsc,n II Gen. Grlnt llis been
silent III the present thirti-terln struggle. 1t IL
| fur to uss,,,l,e That Ae llns been waiting to
determine for himault whether "circuul-
stanccs" lnye arisen which "n,ake 1t MI l'I''
,mrntiyn dutvn fpr him to 70 b4fOra the Coll
, 1880-05-11
frum hero to tho Cincinnati Commercial respects
lug tho result ut tho Republican primaries con-

4 SPECIAL dispatclt sent Saturday night
frum hero to tho Cincinnati Commercial respects
lng tho result Ut tho Republican primaries con-
tany tho following bit OF infornlation;
The 0rt men are & ynry % sorc nygr Ut tho re- result
Satrd viii seai u contus;!,lx iolegntion 10 sprlng-
's 's1i @ asieRoa wi iaSss u @ Ho S9Y Teis i
u,.tios,. They attempted u deeeiys Tho xetors
hSy sns u " at an Sn II ssa
for Orant.
Tho action Of tho bcnten faction yesterday
shows thut thcy resolved OH Saturday night TO
iolt tho Convention aud 70 tars.'gh tho farce Of
tondtng Bcc0ha delegation Of slMon-purc third
tertners to Springfield. Thulr l!ttlo game was
"Heads win, tniis yu,t lpsc." Hut they bultetl
prr1nRtulcly. They nbsc0ndcd FROM tho Con-
vcntion before they !iaa Il grievance; bgforu 1t
hull tAkoti uny action: before tho ComulIttco on
Credentials had actcd ur reported; before my
PUN WIZ proposed oruloptel Tor ths selection Or
appOEtionlnent Of delegates to Springfield.
Thsy do not know how tho delegates 10
Springfield would have been apportIoncsi, be-
ca,,Bc thoy nbsonndcl prior to my nctton Ut tho
Convention. After they has! ruin 0H thorc wore
nu urllntitcs In tho Convention to uak for 0rl1,t
delegates. Thu htters Actetl uu tholr own In
tonuons. 1t thoy had elected u majority Of tho
Convention It WIS tao!r purpose to hayo chosen
u solid Grant delegation Ut ntnety-twu 1ncu to
Springfield. On this principle thor have con-
Quoted tleIr campaign NIL over tho. Htato. In
ail counties whcro they oltainod control of tho
Convention thoy tnok all tho delegates, whIlo In
tho anti thit4l.terM counties thay bugHu1 and
coaxca! for Il division Ut tho Delegates; and tn
Caak County, whero they failed to securo con-
troll, thoy boltcd III advuncc, ail sot up u ruInp
Convention Of ttty.uIght delegates out Ut q
| Convention Of 1W; anu thoy have tho sublime
!1npuacnco 10 publicly Claim that tho State Con-
vuntton will rcjoct tho re9ulura representing
tho overwhelming majority and aIn,tt tho bolt
| lug minority. Not unluss the Convention Ia
snlng Into tho bombsheli business aud iutcuda to
explode tho 1sopublican purity.
, 1880-05-11

ALDERMAN 6MiTH presented list Of
Alaur.pun!o Eotunalttees for the next yaar 10 tho
Clty Council lAal eycu!ny. Tho lit seelpcd en-
t!rrly satisfactory tn Lawos, who haa place On
thu ltaiEsoud comulttoc. aud 70 Iilldfeth. who is
on tho Colu1n!ttoe I'm Public llull4lpgs, but tho
majority Ut thu Council ware not a4t!sacd. aud
AID, Dixon moved thut the matter W referred
u,ul ihat tho HuSor bs 1sqQussed to appolut \
, 1880-05-11

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, 1880-05-11

como Into tho Eollvereln, Bismarck llns acted
with great Bflrowdness. Tho western suburb
Of Hamburg Is st. PAUL, which II closely
bound to unnbllrg, md has I, large slare OF
It's commerce; bnt 1t Ia not d pnrt Of tho old
city, consequently llo las tho right to Include
1t Within the Zollveroin. BY doing this llo
would establish Custonl-louso frontier bo-
tween ono part Of the city and another, which,
OF course, would involve such a complicated
routine and silcti endless Md Irritating de-
lays and petty annoyances TO tho thousands
who go from olla to tho other TINT 1t could
not 10 endured week, Tho Philadelphia
Press, III discussing tho subject, says:
In s2 te yery hurghera Ct liaS;,,Ts Tho are
po.c5 tLe yery Thing which 1,rass!a i nov about
piain. % AnSthsr f polnt @ III ssaast Hamburg IL ihat
tho Elbo begins IN pruksan. territory, aud tlo'va
fur past Hamburg. yet Itambnrg has Tue right 81
tuwn has. This involves MI olnhornto stornKo
syslcln incident to the payment " tho c,istotns
town, n ~ whici % systo.n II son,owtat anaasnus 10
our bondptl-Wnroholso system. Hamburg now
paya considerably over half tnilllon do!lars to
tho Xotvercln or Its auccesarr. tho EtnIlro, Tor
tho privilege OF keeping is OLD r!gits. THIS sum
Il will Of course slvot besiacs tho bothor ot tho
customs lntlcs.
AHCTC IL 1tU Fhlll GGhSun WHY tl!tsH lu"Hh
should be allowed TO remain commercially
outside tho German Empire and ,nlnilnencctl
by Its Legislation, except the prisle and greed
| Of their people, and every reason tending
| towards the commercial prosperity Of tho
| Empire why they should be made to come
into tho zollvcrcin. Their real position chi,
bo appreciated by tlle American people II
they can imagine Boston and Now York ell
tirely independent Of any commercial alle-
| glance to the rcstof tho country, and exempt
from Congressional legislation In business
matters. 1t Is an anomaly thRt never would
bo endured, and there Is no nlnre reason why
1t should exist III Germany than iii this coun'
try. Tho only really aggrioyed party seems
to be England, which sees iii Prince Bis
lslarclS's action tho loss of tho ilourfsh[ng
trnde with the Continent which she now car
ries IN through these free ports. Tint Is 4
matter Of little consequence, however, III
comparison with tic business necessities oi
the German Empire, since tho unity OF M
tionnl industry and commerce Is ono Of ths
most Important elements Of that prosperity
, 1880-05-11

An effort to exclude the notorious lltfdrcth
4ron sent In tic City Council failed last cvon"
ipg By yoto Of Q tu Il. Among tho mombsrs
,yhu voted to nllnw Hl1drcth to take hia soat tho
public will bo surprised To ind Wiokorsham,
Dixon, sIuyth, Swift, Everett, and Hubert.
, 1880-05-11

TIE Hon. JOHN G. NEW, tho purchaser
Of the indianapolis Jmt,7sat, Is known as prIt
iiounccd urA,lt tnAn+ but we lrp AsspFru that 30
ThrFu IL no Western Stulu in which tho oppasi.
ton u GrAnt Is 81 pronounced and W!6sspreaa
as It Is In lntlinnn.-Chtctnnatf Quzsttc.
Wo arn inclined to tho opinion that III. News
second choice Ia Washburun. And now tisat he
must sec that Grants nomination IL hopeless
md out Of tho question, ho Will cunio out foF thd
old "Watuhdog OF the Treasury" whom taany
indIanu Republicans bclloya cAn carry thai
Htnte,
, 1880-05-11

TuE German Parliament was closed ycs-
torday. This was done probably to prevent my
hostile criticism Of D!smarck's proposals in rof-
crcncc to Hamburg. Tho aefcnt Of tho dovcrrl-
mont In It's nttompt to pass tho Navigation net
doubtless also hnatened tho. resolve OF tho
mi
, 1880-05-11

WISSEnAu6 COUNTY III disputed by PET
son wiz, has tukon special pains to canFass tae
delegates, ind who is In n position to spoaK In'
p,.rtluily. His report is that eight Of tao e!ofea
delegates nro anti thlrl-tcru Aud vii! DOT so'o
for Con. Gtnnt under my circumstances ="
Sulle Ia also said to be badly brokeu up, e'e'ca
Of tho sixteen delegates being opposed to Iao
third term. From this tluao forwaul doEeeaou'
fron tho THRIFT tcran cnusc, particularly ID eo'a
ttus whtc!, gaye no instruction., mny be e3l'op9
to taku placu raptd!y aud II, large uunoef& !
, 1880-05-11

THE latest fase OF the South African war
ia tho capture md burning OF 13nntanga. Il town
belonging To tho nntiye tribes IN the west coaRt
Of Afr!un. The Inhabitants of tho town Ind
captured mud ill-trcntrd sou,o British subjects.
Thu sasotos arc rap[diy surrailderiug ttofr nrnis,
and It is generally believed thnt tho wur Is drnw-
fru tn n rlosr
, 1880-05-11

THE City Council ut Its meeting Inst cvcn-
Ing passed nm ordinance establishing polloo
Court at tho Wust Twolfth Streot Station, and
providing for tho appointment Of Police
Justice and Police Clerk to adsntnisser Justice
therein. Mayor Harrison hNs two more appoint"
ments In bis gift.
, 1880-05-11

13Y Tho b1lrsttnR OF boiler in tho Mer-
chant Iron Mil Of syracuse yesterday morning
four men were killed. and mo mnn serlously.
perhaps fat.lly, injured. Fortunately only d
portion Of tho employees wore at work. or tho
casualties would havo been moro NUMEROUS.
, 1880-05-11

1goy. FAwcETT has withdrawn Ills charge
nentnst tho Into English Cubinct III reference tn
tho mIsstatement Ut tho financial condition OF
England. 1t now appears TINT tho tuicRram
from India did not rench London Till tho sth OK
April, when the elections wcrn ncurly over. mud
two weeks after tho late Parliament Ind been
tltssolreI
, 1880-05-11

TuE 10, by authority ot the Titrtl-Tcral
Bureau, printed III 4 leat.t1l9 uditorial art'clu
yesterday tho following resolution, offered In
ths Colsnty Convonlon two years ago by ". II.
King: ....
That each wnyd shall name through It's Chnie-
man tho tlulcHatva chnsen fru.u his warl Ia rep.
H3yut thu county in the State CvuyeAuout and
, 1880-05-11

committee of ak who, with bis Honor, shon1d
nf.onxo tho Committees and submit thom u tho
Council. Tho Mnyur accordingly appointed hlt.
noter. wickcrsham, Clark, Purcell, Swift, and
U1rley as such committee.
, 1880-05-11

THE Chllclueva Indians, who haYo been
,natipu constdcrable trouble IN tho nciRfbor-
hood of their reservation, killing several 'HhIto
men and pespctrating other atrocities. have
surrendered to Col prlcn, commanding the Do
ma ri .nnrt If Colorado
, 1880-05-11

ABOUT 160 Ute Indians, under tho COM
mpnti Of tho brother OF Chlef nou4ins, nre rc-
ported to have eneali.ped near tho llttlo TDwtot
Sallua, Utah, sonla days ago, and Etnt word to
the rncrchuuts Of TINT place that thoy wanted
forty kegs Of powder. Should thu dotland bo
tcfl,scl vurxeN,leu IL threatened, and. should 1t
bo complied With It Is very doubtful It TIC pow
der bo used for my good pnrloac,
, 1880-05-11

TME Milwaukee, Democrats hnya chosen
their Delegates to thu Wlsconslu Statu Eouvell-
Iou. Thu delegates asc satd to bo strongly op-
peacd to Tildeu. and 10 fAvori Seymour, but thoy
probably hAve not aeen tho contents VI tho bar
rel lust yet,
, 1880-05-11

DnEr 1lA1srE Is rcaplug n golden harvest
In his 1pcturlnK tour In England. Tho attpnd-
1ncc Mt his lccturrsis Is reported as largo aud COLI
stnutly increasing.
, 1880-05-11


Tho action OF tho tilird-tefm iacttoh III .ho
County convention Ses1eraaS WIS eo'1es
sion OF tho dlsast1oas aete"s lnes h,su eao-
tafned oil SATURDAY VI tho aSA uelcs"teS
elected TN Saturday. every one was peeso..,+
There was no contest, save III INC i"ehtn
Ward. whore tho seats OF part Oh Tue ue1e.
CATION were III dispute.
WHEN the Convention was calicd 10 oiuos
MI attempt was made NY the Clsalrhan ol !,'o
County Central ConIMIttco 10 appo'ns .n9
presiding officer. rms "as properly oo!Scesu
to, and Air. Elliott Anthony w''s elec.ea .''A't'
man by moro t'an n two'shffas na]ot'ts'
Committee OIL Credentials was taeh hppo'nF
ed, wlieroupon tlle df3ht iaet'oh' ~ LUIS p.e
lflnit1ary stage OF the proceeangst apsco"aeo
from the llnlI,-evcry man ot ue''' ~ 'no
humber OF nltye'ght OUT u talo ~ 'ue'uoo1'
Of tho Convention. IieS aoan'one" tno Eoi.-
yontlon BY prcafrangemeht, tne lcaooes i.'.s'
Ing determined upon tnat course on oat"l-
day night when they aascoVorod tnat tn"s
Ind been lisastrousiy deleateo' A1'es poit-
ing from the Convention, they inarci'ea on 70
the Democratic headquarters az tuo Deu'o'
cratic PAlmer House. .-......,
There WAS not TIC s!lgl'test cause LOT suea
proceeding mat any ota@e conse'Ilou esoi s,,,
helu w0u!aI listen ~ !oi n'o"le"' 1"o
Committee Oil Creuefltlals llau not ac1eo Ut
rnbnrteti: the question OF contested Sent5
Ind mt been rcuclci: nothing Ind bce1,
,lnne III regartl to appointing delegates.
rhey hutl made no denlai,d on tito Conyen-
linn for my number Of Grant delegates;
thov Ind becn refused nothing, for tho rca-
sun that tic Convention was still in a forlna-
| live or lncloats condition, and was gradually
nud nv regular stcps evolving itself into
working order, THEY ran away before they
| ha,l prnferrcd n grievance or knew what
ultimately might 10 done, They abandoned
tl,eir seats before they were denied any-
thing. beforo tl,oy lad asked for anything;
bnror,, the Convention had even ascertainud
| vim its own members were and who were
| entitled to seats,
| y, H.. ,,,.,.....tr,,r +~.+,,
| tslo PAC2EAtSN VI sa'o A"'A "ssHo">'S''~ >N'
, 1880-05-11

TIE Liverpool tlocG-laborera lnye struck
for M 11lureasu OF wages. Several Of tho ateau-
Ihp companies have AlFeady neootlol to tholr
dunands, und others, It II believed will soon
follow their example.
, 1880-05-11

TIE New York 1rt1une rather it1e'S, ~.
entity reu,nrks that VII Mr.. ridden aaoala w ~
hct0ro tho Conyoutlon he would bo fol!a"ss .,n.
tito grnyo by ono Ut tho most enthueiasuo 'eA''
ala IN rcpf,rtl ~
, 1880-05-11

lr Is probable that Congress will not u1i-
dcrtakc to pass my sensrnl legislation this Bcs-
sior. BILLS reported by the Quantities Will be
pgcon- -holcd until noxt session. md 1nny even
tro over until n now Congress is elected Tho
time from.now TIL adjournment will DO occupied
in passing appropriation b!lts.
, 1880-05-11

ANOTHER Of those destructive storms
which havo boen 10 frequent uf late struck tho
Village OF Alscy about Htx miles south OF WIn-
chcster, ILL.,, Mt O'Clock Sunday, and' ino'agh
It did not last over three minutes, 1t caused tho
almost total wreck OF nbuut twenty houses. ta!-
ued at some fa0.0oo. Happily no livcs were lost
, 1880-05-11

AN explosion Of gunpowder occurred Sum
lay ut tho Mount Gothurd tunnel works, which
aasulted In the death Of n1ghtedn persons.
, 1880-05-11

EsirElsou WILLIAM Inns returned to Berlin
from Wiesbudun III renewed health nnd splrlts.
DO was cordially greeted by tho Derllne "a.
, 1880-05-11

TIE Bayarian Minister to Prussia Inns 70
,lgned In consequence Of tho rude treatment
which he has received ut tho hands Of Prince
BIstnprek,
, 1880-05-11

LONDON financial authorities dcny that
there IL any likelihood Ut reconciliation Of
slyer in Germany. It could nut TO ione With
out tho cooperation Of England, and such CO.
operation, they nasort, cannot bu secured.
, 1880-05-11

THE Chtcngo express traln whfcl. left New
York ut l0:U yesterday mor1lisg Jumped tho
trick nour st. Johnsyito, aud i've passenger
coachcs weso wrecked. Several pcrsous wero
serioualy injured: nune fAtally.
, 1880-05-11

THE Republican primaries In Wlltcsido
xnd Stephenson Counties yesterday Indicate
ttAt Washburne will sccuro tho delegation Ut
tho former u1ll nlnnD thAt Ut tho latter to tho
HtAtp Convention,
, 1880-05-11

Ir tho thtrl-tcrm party, with tho ala y. =.
reporters aud Democrats, couldn't cafT1 -
prtnMrios In Cook County, how ooula tos' ,s.,n ""
poet to carry tho cloction Of the talfe''e'.
candidate II ha should hu nnn,tnatcdE
, 1880-05-11

BNApLAT0II will probably be admit ted to
Parliament on tho salno condition on which tho
lows aro otlmItted. lilo will 10 required 70 make
IN utir1n4uon only.
, 1880-05-11

SAYS the Cincinnati Co1nn1t1csasss!. T.. ohsa,.
at0r Lovans uppearanceln Illinois q see s',ast IT
rlon pf ahe third ter1 emphasizes ~ ~ nd.
thas prepusterou4 fooler1 IN the ea's's~
, 1880-05-11

THE Irrelentn party are working with
great zeal to sccuto tho election OF members Of
. thesr party to tho ItniiAn Parliament.
, 1880-05-11

THERE appears to lave bean no truth In
the cAble report OF Saturduy thAt fourteen pcr-
Bos lost tholr lIvos IN tho tro which occurred at
Gruy's Inn road London.
, 1880-05-11

TIE feeling against the Russians In Pekin
1sso great thAt tho authorities ut vt. Petersburg
arc considering the nlvlsnlllIty Ut removing tho
ltuss!un Embassy from tho Chinese Capital to
HbnnUtlhf.
, 1880-05-11

ArF!uns In Asghanlstan are Qu!etlug
down. 0c,, Stcwart sunls wUrl feosu CWlatlahAr,
thu aeootd towll ln Cabui, that Ae has oIeolel
settlement Ut tho political 1!Icseuues bptwe0n
the native trlbtA which will rebound to tho
benefit Ut England.
, 1880-05-11

T,1x C1,trAnp TRtnrsa has established nraf,cn
onrra for the receipt OF subscriptions and adfostlsa-
mems as follows:
fADnES, Mana4cf. ........ .-
uLAsGoW, scot,and-Alan'a American He"s
Agency. II Fenncld.sl
LONDON. Ens-AmcFtcnn EXCHANGE ~ hpaao'
UKNlr +. uifl.1u. Agont,
WASHINGTON. u. C--ia13 ktreet
, 1880-05-11

THERE was too much OF the Favorlt u.a~ !11s.,.
son b,,s,nyes ut tho pulsner House ycs!e.t ycs!e'ssst
The 1,ulplo aru uetlIug little sick u ''A' -
EtaEucso. twin combination,
, 1880-05-11

TllE German Ministry suffered another de-
feat !n tho lteichstug yesterday In tho FeJac:.on
OF tho Elbo Navigation act by q vote OF 12a to
LII which Indicates pretty piain!y TINT tho me.n.
bcrs hayo 4etesmiuUA not u bu dictated ta by
Prince HIkpArek.
, 1880-05-11

A UNITED STATES CbILEcroE olRan,s - =
aid lc4ttlI,lg bult In \ County ConSeh">14
st,ectaElH for KtcAt GOuAfFJ,
, 1880-05-11

SroRIps nov believes III scratcnu&.. =, d
SWEET, Dick Tuth!lt, 0holsen, anu -" :,
them pluu,or TOR " character"
, 1880-05-11

.TuE Tn,nuNE predicted three Wesas eea.ea.
that Dick Tuthll would hold u pFsS'e "sa Id
tiop uu1 oloot hl,aself u dvlegato 70 ta'sas" ::
hp hAa done It. a.
, 1880-05-11

IT will sayo trouble and 'expsnse, ,a,,.s1 u ~
Bourd of Directors OF tho Wost SIDE 1870 1870
Cotupauy nominate tho Twelfth Wasa oe'ess ,
III futuru, without any primaries.