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MINISTER MAYsAnD,s MuRDER
CASE

PAEls, May ga Cairo correspondent
telegraphs the following tonight: "A
vital point Of Constitutional liberty has
today been decided in 4 foreign land by
the aid Of lawyers who, with the ezesp-
ton Of Judge RatehelIer, were foreign,
and 4 diplomatic official merely incident
ally clothed with Judicial authority. An
American citizen is being tried for his Life
by 3 single man, from whom there Is no
appeal The Indictment against Miriam I.
Tor murder in the arst degree. Nirzau'I
counsel confended that the Revised Stat.
ntes Title A, Sections 1883 Il Sagueahdl
which permits an American eitizsn 70 be
tried for . capital ofense Is repugnAni
70 the Constitution and void. To
meet the objection that II thiI
Is 90 the United States eanDol
iudieiou5y punish the secused, MirI
ans council cited the United States ~
WiitbergeT, 5 Wheaton, ID, where an An.
alggUus defect in the law bad 70 be rene
died BY special Aet Of Congress. Mirzan'l
council also contends that the statute re
4 capital case, where, a here, there l. nc
appeal. must have At least four associate.
with him M Maynard has overruled
these points, and to-day pronounced BIZ
decision 70 the effect that be is iully en-
powered by the United States Govern
meat 10 Try the case, and that he sitting
alone is = competent OVurt 70 ny the 40
lcussd, and that be viii proceed 70 do x
without any associates. This unexpeetec
decision, together WITH Mans lor 4 slaJ
Ia PRISON and the fact that Mrs MIfElD
who is the sister.in-lAE Of Signor ZDla, Lhl
chief Egyptian Mason, has become insane
creates great sympathy for the aec1sed
The Court adjourned Ill Monday next OF
the application Of Nj. Douglass Camp
bell.
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AFsHAxIsrAN.

LAHoEE, Nay Sa-ApdurrLhmIn Khan's
attempt TO raise q forced loan from
the traders has caused great diseon.
tent, and has realized only 1000 rupees.
Pending the payment of the whole loan,
De has seized The traders goods and stop
ped all traffic with Oabnl, and Bokharl
AbdurrahmAn's Adherens in Cabul are
almost daily receiving letters expressing
his friendliness TO the British
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SAS FRAScEsoo, Nay ss.-Last night
the Workingmsn, headed BY bras band,
escorted Ksaruey from his home to the
Sand Lot, where 3 very large crowd had
gathered. KeArney addressed them In his
usual styls, announcing his intention Of
taking up the agitation where he had left
i and making il m1re bitter than ever,
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NV YoEx, May sO.-Arrived; Holland,
from London Amsterdam, from RossE.
LoxDox, Msy s0.-stsansr weaPhalis,
from New York, arrived out
HAvks, Msy 0.-ArriVed: Labrador,
from New York
LoSpox. Nay S0-Steamers City Of
London, Wsser and PrejL from New
York, arrived out
NV oEIEAxs May 81. Arrived:
Steamship New Orleans, tron New York
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VOLUME XXVIH-NUMBER 2S7.

| policy 70 Be the assimilation Of pres
offences with common law offences, the
aboIishmsnt Of special laws and special
tribunals, reformation Of the civil and ju.
diciAl administration, restoration 70 town
councils Of the right Of electipg their
mayors, revision Of all electoral leEislA-
tion, In order to insure 3 more free eI-
preston Of national sufrage and carrying
out in Cuba Of the economical and social
reform Of Gen. Martinez CGmpos.
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ST. GorHAKO ruSSEL-

GENEVA, Nay 2a.-The SIX 100. Granits
wall built TO maintain in place the porous
~hite stone, throught which At one point
St Gothard tunnel runs, Is giving way.
It l. thought the tunnel will have to be
constructed around the white stone, which
will be two years job.
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GRANTANp ANrf-sRANr.

Preparations for Big Meetings Tonight
-NenaIor Braces EsOOm-rhe. Report Of
III. SAIIOaAI Committee Anxioasly
Looked for.
= Szss-a A sOdE;sa PresA
CHc,so. May SO.-The day passed busi-
lyL the hotels and headquarters Of all
The Candidates. Preparations Of consider
able mag .1itude are making for the two
Opra-Iir meetings on Lake Front to-mor-
.oE night The Grant meeting has se-
cared some Of the best speakers in the
city.
The And-G1ut men win prObssly be
addressed rather by business men than
bv hmous orators.
J Miltoa Turner, Of ST Louis, Chair
nan Of the National Committee for negro
men, Is here. and opened rooms a head.
quarters to-day for the advancement Of
The chances OF senator Bruce for the Vice
Presidency.
EHEEE TBE sTKU0GLE WILL EE-
The Heiinn Of the National COMMITTEES
a. iis meeting tomorrow evening ts anx'
ioasly looked forward TO, because It is ex'
p+ried To take come action respecting The
plan to be pursueI in conducting the Con
Tention. i, lie alleged that the anaNiran'
nemherE Of the committee, who have con,
siderable OF a majority, are Determines
to srst exact a pledge lnom Senator Cam
eFon 10 carry ont their iustructionG, and
theu 70 substantially abolish the unit rule
N the preliminary organization.
It Is aid BY some Of the delegates thsi
i Cameron should refuse 70 eonsent 4
this he would be dePosed. Several ProPo
ttions looking TO the settlement Of th'
ytxed question are supposed 70 have beei
made today, bat nothing is known :
have Aeen accomplished. Il L predicts
tonight that the real contest VIII Be IN %
Committee meeting, and the convention
itsei is likely to Be hErmonioss. seni
ton HAmliu and Blaine arrived to1aA!
RhisslaE Reid Fil arrive tomorrow
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ST. LOGH, May 2s.-It is authoritGtively
stated here that the National COMMITTEES
q one hundred, provided for bv the Be
pahlicau Antl-Third Term Convention
he'd here Nay 9th, has been appointeC
and that the names Of the gentlemen CON
prising It viii Be announced q Chicago
IN event Of tha nominAton Of Gensra
Grant
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BROUGHT By THE CABLE
The Gaunt Spectre Of Asia Minor.

Terrible stsri.s Of the sua.rIpvs Of TIT
PsspIs from Fanins-Ths Peculiar FED.
tures Of Minister haysard's Mar
der cass-Hltters 10 Afssan-
fstan -Propsssd Reforms
10 Spaln = General
FOrslgn News.
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81. Lorls, No, Nay 2s.-Ths fut wheat
Of the season vas received here today.
from Fort Worth, Texas, and was sold At
suction on change for Sl.s2I per bushsl
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, May 2s.-At Wool sales to-day
$500 bales were disposed Of chiefly sgd
ney, Por Phillip aud New zsalInd. Basi.
ness was less animated bat prices were
maintained.
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NV YoEK, Nay So.-JOhn BrOughan s
veil knoSu and iAyurite Astor is dying.
His physicians says there Is no possibility
Of his recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-31

sKuoH's CArAEEB kEaEDI.-A marvellous
cure for eatGrTh, diphtheriA eGnker mouth,
and hAadAehe. With each bottle there i N
ingenious nasAl injector for the more Suooss.
ful treatment Of tie complaint, Eithsut exrra
charge. Prics 80 eentA Sold By z. Book.
Ing. Agent Odd Fellows HHl, and ChlS
MnenkamnaIlsr r-aAHnH
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The House yesterday, in committee Of
the whole, finished the spndry civil aP.
prophGion bill, and the various amend
ments made will be considered on Mon
day, when It Is probable the bill will b
passed. There vas comparatively little
ErangIing over the bill. One paragraph
Appropriated $1,000 70 enable the Post.
master General 70 purchase records Of the
Confederate Postot6ce Department re-
lstinR 70 the payment OF mail contractors
under contract with the United States At
the commencement Of the rebellion by
the Confederate States. Three yeaTs ago
a. appropriation Of about $500, 900 vas
made 70 pay contractors for carrying the
mails IN the rebellious States during the
years 1853, 1850 and 1851. Il Eas dis.
covered, however, that some Of these con.
tractors, in consideration Of continuing the
nlil service for the Coaiedsaey, Wersp9id
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SPAIN.

MADED, Nay s0-The Coalitions party
have decided the principal objects Of their
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tine & mace Ug seeoN' 4
r-,,iB,, and only stopping at the prin
,,n,I g,.ces on the road. The country
~, of Chicago Junction showed no signs
Of Drought, and its crops were very prom
!Sng.
II GOOD COMPANY.
". had all sorts Of delegates from va
syu, parts Of the country. For instance,
.,-P,.:pssteT.Geueral CresswslI, Of Mary
had. Who set that State up for Grant the
o,b.r dsy: First Assistant Postmaster.
General Tyusr, one of Morton's old Indi.
,B.uire.Eorkers, on his way to work for
,.pt; Senator HoAr, Of Massachusetts,,
An E3puuds man; Senator Bruce, Of Mis-
sis.ippi, SHERMAN man; Dr.. UpdegfaE
Of me Belmont, O., district, strong for
sh4rusn; John W. Mason, Of Grafton,
rsd.ho, for BlIius. These we had, and
n,ay more Of the same divergent views.
Thsy we're bat individual specimens Of the
ulrrips and jlrriDg crowds We found
sEruiug in the hotels on arriving at this
city.
rHrEp 7EExEEs LOSING GROUND.
To-day and tonight this warning and
;rn.7g has been in progress more in
t.a.ely than ever. The outcome Of it up
to hi. tine is, that the third termsrs have
los grsaad. The pressure against them
huenendOua
WHAT JOE XIDGILsATs
The city Of Chicago Is red hot against
Lnguu and bis usurpation. had long
alk With Joseph MediIl, editor Of the
TnJu1,, about it, and he tells me that this
aununity is perfectly implaeable on the
subject
FIeHTTSo IoGAS.
There will be another great open air
mas meeting tomorrow evening TO pro-
t..; lgNnst the admission Of Logan's men
RON len Of the districts. The local feeling
here's making itseli felton, thedelegEtes As
hs As they arrive, and it nov looks As il
third tsrrnism would certainly be defeated.
7uE oREAr sTRueeLE
VII be over the preliminary organization.
The National Committee are to-day de-
bliDg the question of deposing Don Com
e-On, unless he agrees beforehand that the
tsap9a-y Chlirmln shall not attempt TO
s1s'siss any power Of appointment.
rLEcrloS OF COMMITTEE oS cREDExTIALs-
They are determined that the Committee
o. Credentials shall be selected by s call
Of the states, knowing that such q COM
ui1ee will sit down on Logan. The anti
third term members Of the Committee
hold 4 caucus to-morroW morning to de-
tsrmiDe their course.
7HE kEsolrrE NENBER FEoM WEST vIRsrSlA-
Oar West Virginia member is for very
re.olu,e action, aud there is no doubt but
The majority Of hisicommittee are of the
n1s uIv Of thinking. As things looks
1oE, to-norrus promises some vsry i'm
poHaatresults.
BIG CONVENTION.
The Convention will be the largest ever
he'd ia this country. Twelve thousand
tickets Of admission have been provided
TIE ball is maguiaceatly arranged. Each
delegate is TO have seven tickets, and the
q L.
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WEST vTRGTSIA APPRoPRfATloSs
CHICAGO ooSYENIroS.

A large number Of Congessmsn and
newspaper correspondents leave to-day
for Chicago. Private kilograms received
indicate 4 good deal Of confidence on the
part OF the Grant men, bat the Blaine
and Sherman headquarters here keep up =
bold front and claim that the Grant front
is only part Of the programme, adopted
weeks Since, and is bluff from thdbegining.
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THR srPEKH1soRs. ELL

DAlsAAl7ASN
the Senate elected considerable feeling
and debate, which at times became scri-
mouious. Mr.. Thurman offered an amend
meut, which was agreed to, providing that
no person who has held the Office OF chief
supervisor shall be resppointed. The bill
vas then passed by party yote-yeas q,
nays il. Tho following is the text Of the
bill: BE it enacted, etc, That the term
OF office OF CHIEF supervisor Of elections,
provided for in Section 2,025 Of the Re
Tised Statutes, shall be for two years.
Such term shall begin on the first day Of
May in each even.nunhered year. The
terms Of those nov in Office shall expire
successors shall be appointed from among
the qualified electors Of the proper iu-
diciAl districts by the President Of the
United States, BY and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate. The President may
appoint such officers during the recess Of
the Senate, who may hold and exercise
their oflce until the next session Of the
Senate, and it shall be The duty Of the
President 70 send in such nominations
within thirty days alter the next ensuing
session OF the Senate; provided, that no
person now holding, or who has held the
office OF chief supervisor OF elections,
shall be reaPPoiuted." ."
wnsoS's EroHI.
had little talk to-day with ex-sena.
tor Charlie CGldEell, who Is here for the
purpose OF advising Congressman Wilson
a. 70 the state Of the cruel war now being
waged sgzinst Colonel Ben. by Tingle,
Campbell and johnson. Caldwell thinks
Wilson will win again before the C0nTeu-
ton, and says the only man who could
have beaten Wilson this time Is Hans
Good, who never came out. msnt0n
this 70 give Good q chance. As 10 his oEn
change Of base, Caldwell is little mixed.
He SAWS his complete reversal from being
denouncer Of Wilson 70 that OF his open
euIogist, vas caused BY the decision Of
the New MGrtinsville Convention, which
decided that Wilson was not the man
Caldwell thought he was. Hence the
transformation. CaldFelrs eoryine diet
agrees with him and he seems 70 thrive
under it.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION DnE-
GATES.
There is some talk here Is to the Dem.
ocraie delegates from your stats to the
Cincinnati Convention. It is surmised
that Senator Davis wants to 20 as one Of
the delegates from the Second Congres-
sionGl Convention, and that bis alliance
with the Fanlkners means bis appoint
ment at Ksyser. There Is considerable
roR oTsr this programme, however, and
the opposition threaten TO sit down on
him harder than they did in Charleston
in 70. They say that no ofdee holder
ought TO be sent while sufhcieney Of 9TH
er good material d within reach. OF their
Presidential preferences hnd that the
bulk are for Thurman and sprnkling
for Field. D.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
How Decoration Day Was Observed
at Warrington.
More west NrulnIa ApprspriatIOns-ssuuds
from ChIeaso-Ths SBpsrSisor's Bill
Wilson's chasces-Ths vest Nr.
glhla DsItgltItH 10 Cincinnati.
HnYxoRY OF THE yALIry BE1yL.

II hFNoEf OF TIE FALLE nR4NE.
Special 70 he Inislltgrnssr.
WAsHlxeTos, May So.-Decoration day
was generally observed throughout the
District Of Columbia. The Government
departments were al closed and business
mostly suspended throughout the city.
The great majority Of the citizens partiei.
pated in decorating graves at Arlington
and other cemeteries. The usual salutes
we're fired, and the Grand Army of the
Republic paraded in full force, escorted by
the United States troops stationed in the
city, the Marine Corps and the District.
militia. The parade was very imposing.
Hon. Geo. G. Ha1elton, of Wisconsin, spoke
the Arlington cemetery, Rev. J. z. Ran
Kin at the Soldiers Home, and James Cum
ningham, jr., Of Wheeling, W. Va, de-
livered an eloquent Grafton to an immense
audience At the Congressional eemstery.
WEST VIRGINIA APPROPRIATIONS.
In the Senate Committee on Commerce
Senator Hereford got in an amendment to
the river and harbor bill increasing the
amount appropriated for the improve
msnt OF the Shenandoah river from $ 900
to sl5, 900, and providing for 3 survey and
report Of the availability Of the mouths Of
the Little and Great KInaEhas as ice haI-
bors. These amendments will in all pro-
liability stick and become part Of the bill
when passed, the usual course being 70
appoint 3 committee Of conference which
leaves all amendments having any merit
70 stand, and the report Of which Is usual
ly adopted without debate.
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net,tOr Don to be Downed Unless
4. Promises to Give all the
Boys a Fair Show.
7bs Local Feeling Against Logan's
Hioh Handed UsurpatiOn Of
s,,,,s 1Unuu.d Orators win Address The
e,,1, E..tiug, and cSol Headed su'-
I,,v Mes will Talk to ihs Anti.
Third TsrnIs Tu-alght.
CHICAGO, May 30.
lpsc.L Dllflst1 ? ~
FAST TIM

.,.,l ps7I.,s y The Ipis1iEsOoE.
PAST T1NE-
1.,ripgwhseIing at $50 O'Clock, sltuF-
s,v morning, by the Baltimore and Ohio
-. line, YOUR correspondent landed here
TSl5ip The evening, a distance OF 4Ss
- IN less than sixteen hours. The
sn. !, made by steady rather than fast
rsDainr. and only stopping at the pin
ep.l pisces on the road. The country
T..,of Chicago Junction showed no signs
If otd,Uagbt, and its crops were very prom
;sng.
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A BIG CONVENTION.

The Convention will be the largest ever
he'd il this country. Twelve thousand
tickets Of admission have been provided
TIE ball i. maguiaceaty arranged. Each
delegate is TO have seven tickets, and the
Pressure for them will be great. @.
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Preparations Tor Big neetisgs To-Xighi
-N-naror Braces Esoou-rhe. Report Of
II. SAIIOsAI Committee Anxioasly
Locked fer.
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sLacKwoop's sDINsuReH MAakzINE

N4ess Reprints not selections; they give the srigi
ss pUL and about third the price OF the Eng
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Period above named reprinted by the LEONARD SCOTT
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aasurae statement and purity of STYLE they are with
ss say equal Thew keep pace with modern thought dis
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s.sn Se literature or art The ables writer's fill their
psxss With interesting reviews of history and with
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THE GREAT ENoLI2H REMEDY

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REPUBLICAN, STATE COkYEN TON.

TIA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE of Nevada held at Viz
gina City, February g. $780, the following sout
unanimously adopted
ResOJred That the Republican State Central Committee
OF the State of Nevada order that State Convention be
held at Austin, Lander County in this State TUESDAY,
MAY ELEVENTH, 1880, at the hour of IL o'clock A N.
of said day. for the purpose of eecng six delegates and
six aternates represent the Republican party Nevada
in the National Republican Convention, to be held
Chicago, Illinois, June q 1880.
ResoUed That the basis of representation in said Con
venOn shall be for every 100 votes raction
of 50 So the last general ction for the
Republican State ticket, to wit:
Churchill Lincoln ..............
Douglas. Lyon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Eko. ................... Observation-Disclosures.
Esmeralda ............ s. Ormsb Observation-Disclosures.
Eureka II Storey. 81
Humboldt. ............. Washoe Observation-Disclosures.
Lander. White Pine ...........
Resolved That the following test be required of each
and every voter at the Primary Elections That he
ported the Republican State ticket the last general
election would have done had he voted and pledge
to support the nominees Of the Chicago National Con
veutlUn.
l. L. REQUA, Chairman.
ALT. DorBN, Secretary.
ma17td
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1879
THE FOUR REVIEWS
IxaC k w GOD.
AUTN DRIED REPRINTS

y'he Edinburgh Review tWhtgh
rtss was8Gai nste Re view QIibe all,
Ths Lozdoa y aarterly Review tConservatEveh
The British Quarterly Review (EvAIiseiiGaH,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-29

]. E. Campbell and Miss Rebecca
Wade will start this week to Ala
bama to visit their parents and 9th
er relatives. Being raised in that
state, they will doubtless enjoy a
sojourn in their old home. Their
visit will create a vacuum in Camp
bellsville society, which will be diff
ficult to fill. Our best wishes &C
company them. Some of our
young ladies went to Columbia
this Week.-Mrs. Ada W, Miss
Tommie E., and Miss Morgan E,
among the number. They will be
sadly missed by many who ac-
knowledge the power of their
charms, and their return will be ca
gerly looked for.
We wish to call the attention of
the people of this neighborhood to
the condition OF our village grave
yard. We are sorry to say that it
is in very deplorabie state. PEG
pie who live near, and particularly
those who have relatives buried
there, surely would like to see it in
a better condition. The last rest
ing place of our friends and rela-
tives should receive assiduous care,
and we trust something will be
done Immediately to place the prem
ises in a more respectable condi-
ton. Will not some one take the
lead in this commendable work?
ULVA.