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Local Personal.

General James B. Steedman is registered
at the Gibson House.
Bishop Elder, accompanied by Rev. r.
Albrinck, is absent from the city, ad.
ministering combinations in various parts
of his diocese.
Peter Lauer, Jr., Assistant Sergeant-at.
Arms OF City Council, is one of toe most
obliging and courteous officers about the
City Buildings and ought to be kept in his
present place.
Mr.. H. D. Blakemore, Deputy Clerk Of
the United States Courts, will leave for
Columbus this evening, to arrange for the
first term of the United States Court held
In that division Of the District
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LOUISVILLE.

AUTHORIZED sAorIoH--HEDIoAL DELEGATES
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, May 28.-The anti-creed fac
ton of Rev. Mr.. Campbelrs Christian
Church last night withdrew and now de-
mand division Of property.
At a meeting OF the Academy Of Msdi-
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Mr.. Joseph Alber, Pottsville. Pa, writes:
For sixteen years have suffered with dy 8
pepsia, and spent many dollar to find re.
lief, butt in vain. One of my friends, Mr..
f. Altstadt, induced me to take Hamburg
Drops-a remedy he could recommend
from his own experience. / had taken
scarcely one of the bottles before felt q
change for the better, and soon got well al
together. / am now warm advocate OF
Hamburg Drops aw
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EPSON Races To-day.
[atinnal Associated Press to the Star.

LONDON. May 28.-The race for the Oaks
Stakes for three-year.old fillies, about one
mile and half, was run at EPSON to-day,
and was won by Jennie Hewlett, with Bon
ME Maiden second and War Horse third.
LONDON, May 28.-The race for the Ep-
som gold cup of 500 sovereigns for three
year-olds and upwards was also run at Ep-
som to-day over the regular course of about
one mile and half and was won by FASH
ion, with Parole Second, Master Kildare
third.
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WASHINGTON.
The President and Cabinet Go to
Philadelphia.
Committee on Appropriations
Disagree.

THE GAUGERs WANT REST.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2S.-Governol
Young presented to-day petition from
the revenue officers of the Dayton District
Ohio, praying for the passage of his bill
granting thirty days leave Of absence tt
the gaugers and store-keepers.
COMMITTEE DIsAeREEs.
The House Committee on Appropria
tions to-day disagreed in the main to the
Senate amendment to the Legislative bill
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN OVER.
Both Houses decided this morning to ad
journ over Decoration Day.
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National Associated Press to the STAR
LITTLE GIRL KILLED BY CARS.

MUNcIE IND, May 28.-Last evening
Swede, with his little daughter and son,
were walking on the Lake Erie & Western
Railroad, near small town few miles
east of here, when train struck the little
girl, smashing her skull. She died in few
ininuteA
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Reading II. IL. COHsOli dated Bonds.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.
4 PHILADELPHIA, May 28-Air. I. B. Gowen
states that the interest on the consolidated
mortgage bonds of the Reading Railroad
twill be paid on June 1st
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Six counts of the Ambrose indictments
for making false claims were overruled
yesterday. 3g
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FOR RENT.

T,OR RENT-HOUSE-A small and neat house
IT In Home City. Address or call upon R. d,
ALLEN, Delhi, Ohio. Rent owl.
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ocratic Committee, is here watching the
action of the Republicans very closely.
He asserts that Blaine will be the easiest
man for the Democrats to defeat, but
doesn't believe he will be nominated. Mr..
Battee, of Montana, is personally for
Washburne but will vote with his delega-
tion for Blaine.
Grant people in Illinois are arranging a
mass meeting to be held in Exposition
Monday evening to offset any impression
that may have been made by the meetings
OF Wednesday evening. Large numbers of
delegates are arriving by every train. The
majority of them will be here by Sunday.
Senator Cameron was attacked with sci
atica yesterday and refused to see visitors
IN his room, but his indist osition is be-
lieved only to be temporary.
CONVENTION 1ssIP.
CHICAGO, May 28.-At the Grand Pacific
and tie Palmer only those who have en-
gagged rooms in advance can be accommo-
dated, and the lesser hotels are benefiting
by the overflow.
Hon. Marshal Jewell of Hartford, Conn.,,
member of the National Republican Com
mittee, took a room at the Pacific.
Hon. #. D. Root of Washington, Hon. H.
d. Pinchbsck of New Orleans, members of
the National Committee, put up at the
Palmer House.
Among other notable arrivals were Gen.
L. H. Fitzhugh, OF Washington; w. D.
Wiglin. of Shreveport, La; Theo Phile T.
Allen, Perville Parish. La. George W.
Adams. Washington; Stanley Plummer
Washington; G. F. Brinkerhoff New York,
all at the Palmer. At the Grand Pacific
were ]. R. Bennett, New York; E. H.
Sampson, Boston; F. H. Allen, San Fran
cisco; F. H. Bickford, Washington; H. +.
Clark, Nebraska,
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Fourth Edition.

Fire at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 2a.-Messrs ]. Park
hurst, Jr.. & Co.'s paraffine wax-works
near this city, were totally destroyed by
fire early this morping. The loss is esti.
mated at from $25, 600 to $50, 900.
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EOR RENT-HOUSE-In Home City, about 10
II minutes walk from the station, Q newly paint
ed and new house, suitable for residence for
the most fastdlous Address or call upon MrG
WILLIAM PARK, Home City or Delhi
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port when he was nominated. The third
term and the Germans were the chief bug
bears against Grants nomination. They
do not amount TO anything Every asser-
ton about Washington's opposition to a
third term is wholly groundless, and the
Germans who are Republicans from prin-
cipiie, will not desert party for mere
whim.
, 1880-05-22

Oun jovnl tllfrtl.tornlcrs left Springfield
under tie ptcnsfng Idea that tho fun was nll
OH their side and tho fight was over and tho
victory WON, but they nre luggtng de-
luston. Tie real contest Is yet to come. It
will begin oil tlle 2d Of Juno In the City OF
Chicago. An appeal has beon taken by the
tlefra.lded majority to the Supreme Court OF
the Republican party. Ten Congressional
districts will nslt tile National Convention to
seat their twenty antl-thIrd-terin repre-
scntatiyes, elected by tho chosen delegates Of
the ten districts. The, real fun will then
begin. The National Convention will not bo
presided over by n hcnchman Of the Illinois
Boss, mud tho question will be decided on Its
merits. It remains, tloreforc. to DO aettlctl
whether the Republican principle Of repre-
sentatlun shall bo respected Or not. Tho M.
tiunnl Convention will decide whether tho
people Of tito Congressional districts have a
right to be represented by n1en Of tholr
choice, or by men chosen by n Boss In def
uuce Of their will. The Convention Will
scttle tho point whether dclogates elected by
the districts can bc thrown out anti others
be selected by faction to mlsrepresent
them. Yes, tho fun Is just commencing In
| earnest.
, 1880-05-22

State Republican centsal Committee, md a!d
Cjntr County, md Emil G!lollcb. uf MNdlHun
Gonty 70 rrnre;ont sn 1.tt1ot n ~ est"s !,
OH tho al ,fny Of June nnxt: Charles ". fh1!nns.
Of st. Clair Cnunty. nnd u: u. KimteIl, q M
we, tho un!ofslxncd. dclcEates from sitd .!.s.
tro mss1e9r sasrs6 m nfasoey Gr
e attepte appont,nons e. aoiSotlSn by shs
i,ament ana ire deny ne sfQht " thts Convention
to 'httke iv other appointments. and We nAk TINT
or this Convention. :.
This prntcst WAS rcpcatefl substantially by
tho delegations froun tito First, scoort', Third,
Fourth, Fifth: Sixth, Ninth, Tenth. Md
Thirteenth Districts, which Ind MISC elected
their delegates, making, with tito Scyen-
tee,,th, ten districts entitled to .twenty
delegates to tic Chicago Convention. We
give the mines of tho, districts thus denied
representation, witt. tha' n,aiorItles III the
several counties In each district In 1871:
, 1880-05-22

l}nAp1Au0H appeared yesterday III the
IouKo OF Commons and offered to sakc tho noc-
cssary oath, when objection waA nlado by Rr
1Ioilry 1,rl,lnmond WoR. u member of tho lato
Tory Government, on tho ground tlat nrld-
laugh, being MI avuwcd Athalat. could mt Mao
the uath, and, SECONDLY. by his hook on tho
"lIouse Of brunswick he had in'puHned tho
legitimacy Of tho title at tho Qu0on 10 whom le
wiz about 10 swear allegiance, There IL no doubt
that IlradIaugh IL u Hopublioun md an Atho-
tst, and hla taking tho oath was moro
for1nnllty. tor ho uoIthot believes In It's
sauotity Or tts bindtng foroo; but ~ long
aa ho IL willing to TO through tho pro-
Hcrlbed form It IL tlIaloult 10 SEQ how
hu Gun bo excluded from hls scut. Nj, 0lAd-
stone moved to refer the u,attur to safoot Chin
tnlttug OF tho Commons, aud al acrimonious
dpbAte followed. i will 10 resMmea to.dAy.
, 1880-05-22
ILLINOIS az GRANT 70 20 ANr1-oRAN1

HiNois 40 aaAnl u, =; ~ ~ ~ As.ia.:, 1;aa
l'lols nas - so.es ,1 ~, s.." ~ n..o ~ ~ .s"m
veh''oI: osn' o!"t W. tso'.s" ~ 80 ~ tn'n,
Nv ou'et ~ ~, w. ~. eut,"'ut, w.
zen: drah1. thls WIZ w ~ lesu!.'
AtsS eIao snat paeAs" eoi'm1ssso ~ et -. 49,. .uo
o1hso eoasenslou no'''''a'ua ~ aa, a.a!s ou nv
Rntes' ai'o ."t lno'i iepots ""s 70 a"1psea' nus
IL Is eQualS tiao l'!as aie oo a,.'' ooi.oIe "nu
were aai'ttea 1tom coox eoun's :. H. t"!n1encu
tllo s'l1all ma]otlss' a1au ulh'' IL uo segu.ai
Cook county ae,eeaao" .laa , see. au,''su, ~ y,
, 1880-05-22
THE Neutrality-suspicious. disposition Of

THE neutrality-suspicious. disposition OF
tho Ayerngo 5Illwaukecan has found full acope
OF late lit tho oxoltlng local ghtd that have taken
placn, Tho. tIouso Of Correction Rpandala asal
tho noszo dofaloalon kept tho town at fever
heat most Of tho uuau lust year, and Furnished
uxoItinV topics for able editorials In tho daily
nowspaporbi hut now the city IL all agog over
tho appointment OF q City superintendent Of
achools, tho reorganization Of tho Poloc Depart
,nsut, t4y different plans to oognso tho river,--
which smells To- Ifeaypn. -knd tho location Of
the proposed Exposition building. Two years
agu III. Ju,nea s1aoAlllstor, tue oapabia and
etloieut Hchool superintendent, under whose
ahla management tho city schools had mado
great progress. WIZ pushed aside, and All inex-
perloncod pcrson iustaltcd In hla placo. hut now
tho wheel Of Fortune has tAken another turn,
mud "Ltttlo Mack" has boon Fafnstatod. No1t
tho o1d Chief ot Holcu, Dir, Ucck. who WIS dc.
, 1880-05-22

SENATOR MATT CANpENTEH, Of Wisconsin,
hns ngrced 10 deliver tho German voto Of that
Etnto to ltlnt. Alr. CArpontor has not always
bcen ablo to oontrot tho notion Of tho aopublic-
ilns In his own Stnto even III Ills own behalf h
witness his signal tlefcat for reflection 10 tho
Semitic III 1s;s, after no wMs nominated by tho
Republican cauouB, anu hls purity bud minority
In tho Legislature. Tho distinguished Senator's
wcll-known and doften-oxprrsscd preference for
n third torn, With all tho Influence Of hls Re.
publican colleagues In Congress except ont,
was not sufficiently potent With tho late State
Convention to secure marc thnn one.twentlc.h
Of tho delegation for Con. Gr1tnt and from the
best information obtnlnable that will 10 about
tho proportion Of tho Gerlndn vote that Mr. Car
pcntcr will 10 able to deliver.
, 1880-05-22
Minority

Tho Seventeenth, district gnvc a Domncrat-
ic majority Of 1850 OH account Of dislike Of
Grants second Administration. For popu-
lar ca,l,litatc It would give this fall 1lcp,lb-
ltcnt majority. Against third term It nlay
give 1000 to 1000o Democratic majority, MS
the population is mainly German. Dcluct-
ing the Seventeenth. tho l,ot Republican tilt
jorlty given by these ten anti-tatant districts
ia ~, ,4Bl. Thp whole Republican majority in
the Stntc m Governor and State ticket WINS
mt 1900, and for President 1o,G3l over TIL
t1ei,, with 11,eo3a given for third Ticket
In the fuce Of these facts Logan and his
followers hnsc despotlcally undertaken to
seixo tho Republicans OF tleso ton nntl-
Grant Congressional districts a1ld deprive
tl,uln nf their entire representation III tic
National Republican Convention.
The delegates from ten Of these districts
hare put OIL record their emphatic tlchial Of
tho right Of the Logan faction Of the Cnnren-
tton to appoint teiegates to tho National
Convention from the several Congressional
districts. They hold their credentials from
their several districts, and these credentials
they will present to the National Convention,
al,d tint they will be admitted thcre can be
no question.
John Logan could not find III tho action Of
tho thlrty-ctght States hut the one Instance,
that Ut KANSAS, where thu power and the
right Ut each Congressional district to ap-
point its own delegates to the National Con-
yentlon wis ever questioned, denied, or
usurpcd.
For the National Convention to deny this
privilege, this right, TO tho Congressional dis
tsicts Of Illinois, would be to lmpeacA tie
validity of their own appointments.
Tho delegates to the National Convention
| appointed by tho several Congressional dis.
| tricts Of this State will DO adntttcd to tllat
| National Convention without any serious
controversy. TO leny t1lom that right Will
be to Introduce Into the Convention Gtttlst
| of dlssensIon which will disturb the l,nr
nloily OF tho party In every State ut the
| Union. The delegates from every Statc WILL
find their own independence md their owl
freedom involved, aud they will place tic
fctters oil the Republicans OF Illinois te
which they Will not submit themselves.
The fnct Is, tho Senatorial bulldozcr In I'LL
nots hne oyorreacl.ed himself. III his dcs
peration, and In his insane desire to atspla.
his own pQwu!, hH las struck Gen. Grant
blow from which there can bo no recovery
Desperate li,lcsll must be the colltlitlon o
the country when q nomination thus forcet
shall commend itself to tho FREQ Ropublica,
voters of Illinois or OF the country ~ I
spontaneous boom" fur third term.
, 1880-05-22

THE Floriat Mirror Is happy over tha III,
covcry TINT the snw palmetto, Ur low nnn,.s t''f
II pant which Ii found largely In rurtan ~
ot!'or Southern atatoa can To t,n,to Intn xsss NV
valuable pnpcr. 1t snyB. "Tho patontso ~.
succce1c1 In manufacturing m article or my
metto parchment rs strdng, ilrtn, plIabte, Ind ana
mitch smoother that that talo Of sk}ns IL. ~.
have Il specimen which cnn bo washott r,,,,hna
nnd manipulated like cloth without |ninrr ~
tho writing. It cat 10 manufactured at ,,r,ss ~
which will o1lnblo nil documents for WHY rs,ss
parchment is uscd to bo written upon Il, and t..
trtMlnce its general uso for eot,rcynuccs lnas.
Office receipts, etc. Tho tnost !mportunt fcat,,ro
Of tho uso Of tho palmetto tor paper ts int !,
will yield % per ront OF its weight in ,,nno. !"
product" \ company has boot formed. ani
will 1ruocod to start inllls for tho nnnntac,uro
ff thu lrtirip.
, 1880-05-22

/, THE Grnnt mon who como home from
Springfield with thoir ooloss hilnx Ald tao!f
drums bcattng nro somewhat premature III 'heR
demonstrations. Tho tight In this atate nas
only. Just begun. They havo taken d strap
Judgment. They will ba bonten on tho oxooa'
ton. The prlnarlcs throughout tho State have
shown TINT u majority of Illinois ltepub|!eaas
nro opposed to tho thifd-tern1 issnc. THIS n.y. a|
1urIty haa boon notably Increased wtha tho
past throo dnya by tho taotics which hoss"
Lognn has employed to ohokn 1t oil. This MA
5ority will not supinoly submit to tho aftcmpe
etl swlnlle, nor Rill tho National CoaTeaaon
oithor approve or condonc It. The bogus d"h, n,
dologntos from 1llluols uiust atRul asEde unu!
tho National Convention shall deterntne NV
nauIttoa Of tho clHQ,
, 1880-05-22

So,1E Of tho Illinois F." Doss'n orca,,s nm
chuekling oycr thu uo,1ccit tlmt Tmg Trtuss
will h1vo II hemp Ut thlni-lcrm CROW Ia ast
tltrfng tho nrtt six n,1nths. That rn,u,to.
t. lto seen. The lae.atbl!esna Of tho following
stntcs hnyo already col.lol TINT tlo,sf,y shsIs
DO nskch to sllno OFT tho flesh of that un.a, ,n,x
blrl: Cnifarniit, Connecticut. Dclhwhrc, cSs,'.
lntlta,a. LUNA, Knnsas, Mnino. Maryland, Naess,
ch,.sutts, Mluhtxnu, Minnesota. Misssslnpl, M.
yadsl, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Caro.
lnu. Ohio, Oregon, Rho.1o Island, Bo.tth Caroline
Vermont, Wost virsntn, Wisconsin, Arizonn
Montana, Now Sioxip,, utat,. ]tlnho, Dakota, and
Washington. I,s:sdes thesc. half tho ,lclea1.tlon
Of Pennsylvania, o,ln-thlrl tho delegation If
New Ynrk, onc-thrtl tho delegation Of TENS
and RI Of tho 4. delegates 1T Illinois ii. dcea1s
no thif,l-term crow shnll bo survcd up 10 tlepub-
l[uArB this yGnr.
, 1880-05-22

ALL tho boiling and bulidozing, cheating
aud packing Ut tho Illinois ltoss and bis Great.
llrcs, only won thatn four scats In tlo Chicagu
Convention. 1IAi thoy playcd fnIr, and acted
honestly, thoy would hare Ind ten Of tho dIs.
trlcts, giving them twenty scats III tho Chicago
Convention. By ther fraudulent practices .hey
llayu secured four scats from tho Btnto at larRc
mnkInB twenty-five ID all. Tho other tventY
beats, which they attempted to seize, they viii
nut got until nftcr ths National Convention
passcs OIL tho right Ut Il Congressional district
to select It's own representatives. ia nearly all
Ut tho Btntcs hnye selected delegates to cnsre-
Bpo1,l with tho political preferences ct tho Coh.
grcss1onnl dietrlcts, TINT privilege will not bo
denied TT Illinois,
, 1880-05-22

IIESny Sass was held to the Criminal
Court yesterday In honda Of s1,t0Q for brutal
ill-trelt1ncnt IF his own child. It appears TINT
Sass WINS accustomed to look mp TIC child ftl
damp, foul cellar, to beat her numerically win
anything that came to hand. ami supplied her
with ouly tho coarscss kind Of food, aiid that
only In worry slaal! quantities..
, 1880-05-22

pnl speaker was Mr.. J. o. rcsrault, who dwot
CIT tho stnenation OF traao causcd by tho selfish
policy at Eqsmpd IN shutting out Canada frnm
the cnjoyn,tnt~.,E shcr own commercial trohtIcs
with foreign nations. Tho remedy I,o held tn bc
closer commercial union with tho uultcd BtAtcs.
lie barely hlnted at iudopondotto.
, 1880-05-22

At meeting Of tho Cabinet yesterday
Secretary. .of-Stnto Eyarts read comninnicls.
tlon from tho British Minister fnvorlng tho
holding of M International Sanitary Convene
tion IN this country IN nccorflnrco with tho
rccent act OF Congress OH that subject. Tho
communication suggested TINT delegates be In
yitod frotn tic various British colonies, which
will doubtless lN done.
, 1880-05-22

LEON SAY, French Ambassador to Eli
gland, Is candidate for tho Presidency OF tho
French Senate.
, 1880-05-22

EX-SENATOR DoAaEy says the lnRl, who
reported to tho New YDrk HentEd that hv iI>or-
scyj said that tho Arkansus Republican dnloga-
ton TO Chicago would tgnoru thu Instructions Ut
the State Convention, Is miserable fala,hor,
, 1880-05-22

Tucsos, Arizona, ntlsiccs slntc that f.!out.
Kra.nor and Capt Tuppcr followed Victorin's
band Ut Indians into Now Mexico. captured
twenty tor8cR, and followod tho trail beyond tue
lno townrtts tho lilo uranto, whore they oElcctotl
n junction with Con. Hatch, who 10 now OH tho
track Of tho redAklas.
, 1880-05-22

MILWAUKEE Ia excited over several recent
attemrts at tnucndinrlsnl. Five sttuh attotipts
wcro taa,lo yesterday. hut fortunately llttlo
datnago was done. Tho fires aro said TO 10 tho
work Of thlevos, who hoped to profit by tho con-
fuslon attendant on u oontiagratton. The
officials nro on tho alert.
, 1880-05-22

TuH only stats officer rcnomtnatcd yester-
dny by the Springfield Convention WINS Gov. Gull
lou. Ho seenns to have everything arranged to
suit. Beurotary Harlow waa shelyod to nuke
way tor Dumcnt, Of Dixon. Nocdlcs, who was 10
oont1dont curly In tho wook, wRs defeatel by
Long Joht,,s gkiiltul e1cotionooring OIL behalf Ut
Bwlgert, Ut Kankakeo, d ona"artnod GertnA1l-
American euld!gr. Mccartney, Of Wabash
County, beat AGO" Matthews, Of plko fur At
torney-0 -0uneral. blr. Nutz, who formerly hold
tho oil!cc, wns nominated for Btato Treasurer.
Tho lattor gentleman now resides III Chioagos
md ID tho only representative frun tho North
crn part Of tho Btnte. LieuL-0ov. 6humana
chair Will bo iillod by Hamilton. OF Dloomag.
TIM.
, 1880-05-22

Mn. Exos, member Of the National Repub-
ltcnn Committee for Wisconsin, Ahys tho tolcgn"
ton from TINT stnto tn tho Chicago Convention
stands. n'alno g. Washburno 8, Sherman u,
Qr.nti /. 1Iu nlso states thnt tho gr0atost nllt,-
bBr 1T votes which Grnnt cntt ootAln from tho
delegation on nt,y ballot IL two.
, 1880-05-22

TnE BOSS imagtncs that Marshal. nI .Sa
prevails IN Illinois, and that iio unltos bosu r.
"Marsaal" and tho law In ILLS own peFsoa. I.,teh tn
appeal to higher court haa been taKen' 's.ss. "a
tslil correct tho ueiualun that has takca p1''~'
ston Of tho gontluman.
, 1880-05-22

THE London Times, commenting OIL the
Liberal program, aaya that, after all tho pronl-
ses Of tho Liberals. It 10 deolduly mild alll ex.
Oeed!nHly like tho Tory policy which tho Lbor-
ala wheu out Vt pt!eo 10 uilHpaFlnxIy denounced.
, 1880-05-22

THERE aro Immense fields Of leo III tho
Atlantic utf tho couat Of Newfoundland. Two
Norwegian vesho!a wnro loat In tho fields rocprt-
", although tho crows wore savod., 0thcr lossee
arc feared.
, 1880-05-22

THE Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs
thinks 1t would bo rathor d!ilout to nu9ot,ato Il
commercial troAty between Spain and tho
TfuifnH EtntaE
, 1880-05-22

SIN BA1sr1.E FNrnE will not be. removed
from tho Goyert,orahlp Of South Africa, not-
vtthstauiLng tho demands of the Radlcnls.
, 1880-05-22

THE Alabama Republicans yesterday III
stfucted tho d1lesates to tho Chicago Conven-
tton from that State to voto as unit for Grant.
, 1880-05-22

Mn. GoscuEN, tile british Envoy to Tur~
key, had an Interview with tho Austrian Mnis-
ter, Daton uaymcrlo, yesterday, In reference, 1t
Il presumed, to Turkish atYulrs.
, 1880-05-22

THE King Of Wurtemberg's safe ilas been
broken ope,. and u number OF orders stolen
thercfrorn. We may expcot to heAr of soYcral
WlrtemboT1 nub1otncn 1T cur midst very soon.
, 1880-05-22

TIE storm ct Wednesday night did cof1-
siderable damaga In various parts OF Michfgnn.
Threo persons In Van Durcn County, In that
utatet wero killed by lightning.
, 1880-05-22

THE delegates to tho Louisiana Republican
Convention ehps1u yesterday at Now oFieans
arc oil ant. .Gr.lnt mon. :,
, 1880-05-22

4 pourIoN Of vessel's stem, supposed to
b. part Of tho missing ship Ata'anta, bus boon
bceri picked up OH the Irish coast.
, 1880-05-22

THE Cleveland Leader reports tho state Of
tho crops In Ohlu this yoar al much bettor than
the average. The whoat-yEcld will DO from
Is to rs pcr oont 9roater than INIT yaar.
, 1880-05-22

THE Irish Rulers have decided to
hold aloof from the LIbcrnl purity. and will not
Independent OF all pnrtlcs.
, 1880-05-22

tGEN: 6uRnoFF, the prefeot 0f the st. Pc
tersburg police, has been removed, and n moro
vIgilant but scarcely moro sorupuious suoceasor
will be soon appointed.
, 1880-05-22

THE race Is not always to tho swlft-lHs s,''i. H.
in3usttos,--nor the battle to tho afonn a!f.s sI,l
tlozers. At tho Ch!oasu Convention jaso'' "'''
prevail.
, 1880-05-22

T1tE Afghan troops at llerat, seeing TINT
thoy ununot fight tho English. have commenced
to gBht ohch other.
, 1880-05-22

THE plegau, BlAckfeet, al!l Sioux 1ndfans
are becoming restivo. demonstrating Ii, tho VI
c!ntty Of their reservation has alroadY coi1-
mencod. It IL said they luck food. and SERIOUS
tfpublQ Il ButicIpAtQd,
, 1880-05-22

Ex-QuEES lsApE11.A Of Spain Is expected
to mako hpr homo for aomo ttsnn in that refuge
Of political oxilos, London.