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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
STRIKES ACCOMPLISHING NOTHING.

The stablemen employed by the Fourth
Avenue Railroad Company, who have been on strike
since last Tuesday, resumed work yesterday. They
hoped to gain increase in their from 80 45
week $1O but this stubbornly resisted by the
company that the decided to TO work. II the
company would reinstate two drivers who were dis
ssed refusing to do stable work during the strike
The company also refused this and the strikers were in
formed that no dictation from them would be allowed.
The cigArmnkers IN the employ OF Allen Co., at NOS
173 aud 175 Chambers-st, yesterday demanded on ad
vance OF so per thousand for rollers and % cents
for bunChmakers. They refused, and tho
result was Btrike The employee OF PauPs
cigar factory are also strike. They
demanded through committee an advance Of 90 cents
per thousand but the demand met BY prompt dis
charge OF the committee. In BimOn Weiners cigar fac
tory number OF the employees yesterday also left their
work TO enforce o demand for an advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis FOR The p IS! 81 hDnr'.

WASHINGTON. May %. 1a.m.-The barometer
has fallen decidedly In tho Lake Region. and an area OF
low barometer central near Toledo, moving northeast
ward second area OF great Intensity Is central norm
Of Dakotn moving eastward The barometer has risen
I'm New England and the Northern portion OF tho MlOuo
Atlantic States IL has risen IN Tennessee aud the ONO
v,,,r Thu temncroture has risen in the Upper Lake
REGION and the extreme Northwest, elsewhere " mas
renamed nearly stationary ear weather pieVnls IN
a." Tnn,r NIIs5is.ppt Valley elsewhere cnst OF tne
Nissssipp cloudy nnd threatening weather Win south
10 west winds prevail.
Indications.
For Tho Middle Altar tic States, falling barometer,
southrrly vccrng to conlcr westerly Winds increasing
cloudnCss ana rains, followed by fslhE OAR
For NewEneland rising followed In the northern por-
tiOn by falling barometer southeast 10 sontnmt
winds. stationary or lower temperature lneTcasluS
clOudlness, and local rains.
CatttionGrV Signals.
Cautionary signals continue from Cape Lookout to
Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
CIVIL SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS.
SOME OF TIE ITEMS REPORTED To THE HOUSE YES
TERpAY,


WASHINGTON, May 21.-Thc Sundry Clvll
Appropriation b for the fiscal year ending June 80
1881 wasreported TO the HOnse Just before IFS adjourn
ment this afternoon. The bill recommends an ar
crcgate appropriation Of 500 100 0s7 The estimates SUD
mitied by the committee amounted TO S2l,3f4OZO a.
The present bill exceeds the amount Appropriated loT
1850 by 81 255 953 40. Among the new items oi ap-
propyIaon recommended by the bill are the i0O"lhS
To continue the work upon the Washington Mohu'
mcnt $50 900; the Mississippi River Commission
$3.50 900: for the continuation OF chronological re-
searches under the direction OF the Smithsonian ADt-
tute, $4,000; for the purchase OF tho Confederate
Post Office records, $4,000; Tor public buding-.
So j43 Ia TO meet the expenses OF cnumcIataIn
attendant upon the taxing OF tHc TENN
Ceusus SO S75 600 for public printing ana blnrlnG'
81 100000 tor the lighthouse establishment, salares
snunIps and All other cxpenscs 81 9400O support or
National Home for Disabled Soldiers, Central Ia fern
Northwestern and Southern branches, 81 u51oos 10
enable the Secretary of the Treasury 70 pfnNur
for the storage or culn $lOOuOO luc
amount 10 Ice apprOpra ted Tor the payment oil Uht q
States marshas Is lett blank in the D; as reported 10
tue House to-day hut will be inserted hereafter Inc
iiI was ordered to be printed and recomniiteJ
OMAHA, Neb., May ola strike has been
in progress at the Omaha Smelling Works since May D.
The men have prevented person from gong 10 WOrk
by surrounding The works. hut OthttWlse nney
have acted peacefully and orderly Inns ms
mornlnR 100 colored from towns
down the river were brought here. partly armed ana
nut 10 work. Fifteen hundred w0Tkingmen sufiOuhuGu
the works The cOlOred Quit work ana J0lneu tue
crowd outside who offered TO their fares PACK thc
homes, public meeting was held TINS AFTERNOON anu
been appealed IT, and the militia ordered To be ready ~
| "a mi notice,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
OPPOSING CHARLES DRADLAUGH.
LONDON, Friday, May 81,

LONDON FTlday, May III Io5V
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh appearing at the Bar
OF the House OF Commons to-day take the oath, Sir H.
u. Wolf Conservative opposed There were cries OF
orler" The Speaker said tho opposition was unpreee-
denied but Mr. Wolff must be heard Mr.. Bradlaugh
was ordered TO withdraw, which caused considerable
uproar. Sir Henry Wolf said his opposition was be-
cause Mr. Bradlaugh was an atheist, aud contendGd
that besides being atheist Mr. Bradlngh has are3dy
inirlnge the terms Of TIE oath by his book entIleu
''Thc Impeachment of the Hohse Of Brunswiok. RE
mer Gladstone moved refer 10 a select committee Tue
question whether and upon what grounds the House mas
the right TO prevent member from taking the 0ath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
ROUGHS ATTACK THE POLICE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-Early to-day PO-
rceman shtnn had his collsrbone broken aud was
otherwise badly beaten by party of ronGhs The po-
lice used their revolvers but all Of the attacking party
escaped This afternoon while some OF the gang were
a. pidCway Park, Summer resort on an island IN the
liver Several officers went 10 arrest them tght
ensued during which two Of Policeman Shnn's assal-
ants were badly but not fataly Wouuucu' 1Dese Two
and a third man we're arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
uomu.1r Cn1L.rGE WAS FOUNDED.

The monthly meeting Of the Yale Alumni
Association was held last night at DemonicOs. The
meeting wac well attended as the next one Will not be
held until October Franklin Dexter, professor OF Amer
lean History at Yale, read an essay on The Founding
OF Yale College," He sketch Of the circumstances
a. ghich Vale wa founded and Of the character OF It's
founders He showed that Yale was not started as a
Theological school, and that the story which attributes
cave number Of books for the founding Of cellege,
was only partially coTreoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
TROOPS ORDERED TO OMAHA.
TBK PRESIDENT ASKED FOR THEM TO PKoIECl
PROPERTY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE.l

icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUNF"I
WAsU1NGToN, May Ex-senator Paddock, at halI-
nost 10 O'clock this evening, received from tho
Secretary of State of Nebraska, now acting as
Governor of the State, requsiton on the President
for troons to assist the local authorities in Omaha
in preserving the peace and protecting lie ana
property from rioters .. e roo ond ~
midnight. after consultation with the
Acknowledgement, he concluded that the
Democrats in Congress have lelt MN
the right 10 order troops from the fort near the Guy
to the scene of the not to be in readiness IN case
they are needed. o,o,oo1,
Senator Paddock sent the order after IL ocIock'
and it is hoped that the movement OF troops lhlo
the City of Omaha will restore quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
COMMERCIAL UNION DESIRED.

MONTREAL, May 21.-Last night an opening
mass.mcctng called to discuss the chances Of Com
mcrcla Union with the United States was Gcld mere
and was attended by 5000 people. j. o. Periaut
addressed his comparlos, for the meeting was enrcS
of French CanndIans lie claimed that Canada Should
have power make her own treaties ana ace III til
thc remedy for her depressed trade lay IN cser conf
ncrrio unton with the United States anu he approved
nj Grnnto or COx's plan rs a basis Of negotiation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
PSst Once Nouce.

I'M. ,o-s,on mails Tor tue wssz ending skTv RpAl.
Nav 22 1850 will close at tins once on a. -
= 81 nr EnToDe by steamship Wisconsin, ma 0ug7's
sown, on WEDNESDAY, at $3.50 O. M. lor fsa.ops. W
s;eamsSip Abyssina. wa Queenstown teorsespGa,,s
srca Tor Gernany and France must De specaaliy
eeidSTessed); and at IL o. m- for Franco direes W
Steamship Labrador Hayre and az II Ana ssr esssgs
III 1850 70. Europe b. steamship -, "a
public Queenstown; lcorresponuence ~,
France be specially addrssssal Spa via py@
onh Cnerbourg and Hamburg correspondence ior Sss
pri,s,S and the Continent must be specially addressed
SSA.TIJKDAY at IL a m for Germany &c. " steAas1Y
Stasei Via Southampton and Bremen t9S
tireat Britain and the Continent must DO spectsny
ana az ~ M for Europe, by steamship CIV oI feceeS
via Queenstown Correspondence for scotland aust "
ciav addressed): ~ for scotland inrect ~
aim Circassia VIA Glasgow. The mans Tor Denm9fk
and Norway are dispatched b. Hamburg and 4fenc@
ers oniy The mails for Honduras leave New Icr4 ~ -
The mali. tor falmouth. MoutsEo pay snS nsrscsns
New.York May TO- The malls Tor The Nlndw ssu
Nsw.York May 49, The mails Tor Havana Leave Nj ~
ID me mails Sc Pierre Miguelon Leave ~ ~
York Nav a. The mails foe fsS
Nav 81 The mails Belize and baf ts,aa.
vopx NAV 81 The malls for AnstrzA &c $500 80 x<<
sSeo June s. Tho mails for China and Jxpa5 sdess
Sso oo Ina Ina IL THOA 4 iAdES. fossA sssst ~
oi ress Once New.York. Nay 10, 1880
Structure Impotence and psssasss Of shs g
s nRsN rsdic a an
m a. afsWaYs,s STEAM cARrEI.qLkAA 49,
sau fsh.sve. Nsa.xork ssnd ror eireHAas$ ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
TIE FISHERY DISPUTE.

TORONTO, May 21.-Ihe Mai, the Govern
cn, organ in An article on tic fishery question, holds
that the right 10 regulate the traffic of American fisher
men in bait and supplies MOI granted by the treaty
NJ Washington. and adds There is and can DC no
doubt that American fishermen are constantly tIsncInS
mem woud be warming 20 the rest ana give American
nnllilcnIs sOmclhing 10 think about"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
THE ANGLO AMERICAN CATTLE TRADE.
LONDON, Friday, May 81. 1850.

In the House of Commons yesterday Mi.
Arthur Arnold Liberal member for Stafford, gave notice
that will early day call attention to tie rcstrc
lions on the importation of foreign cattle
The result Of private inquiry on this subject leaus 70
the belief that the Government have not at present any
intention to remove any OF the restrictions imposed by
the orders IN council under the Act OF 1878, ana Io
they will probably oppose my resolution OF private
lnrlnber for n modification OF ihe existing regnlAtlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
cARsuOPs BURNED.

YORK, Penn, May 21.-The extensive car
sbops of Michael schau damaged by hre at an
and ATTY bands are thus thrown out OF employ
menk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
SALE OF HISTORIC GROUND.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Tbe Solicitor Of the
Treasury will offer for sale at auction next Tuesday
the valuable waierpOwer at Harpers Ferry together
with the old euginehouso In which John Brown Darfi
caded himself I'm 1853 and the ruins Of the old muskc
ana rifle works ar.eua and other buildings destroyed
on the approach Of the Confederate forces at the bcg
min Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
A SERIOUS QUESTION UNDEcTpEp.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
OF Mary Masters, an unmarried woman age twentyfva
years. who May died from the effects OF corroeye
poison, at No. 213 Thirdave., where she had beea
boarding for two weeks The jury brought in an open
verdict TO the effect that the woman died from pc1g6s
They could not tell whether was administered By hc
self or another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
4 SENATOR AND RAILWAY PRESIDENT

ATLANTA, Ca, May Ex-senator Brown to-
day said he would not resign the presidency Oi 'no
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
pROTECTING TIMBER THIEVES.


THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE NRGLEc1s THE PUBLIC
HUsINRss TO PASS LAW FOR THE BENEFIT OF
souTHRRN TIMBER THIEVES - IMPORTANT
AMENDMENT.
far TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNE'i
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The House OF Represent
ntiyes made no effort yesterday or to-day
to appropriate money TO pay the MarshaIs
or the other necessary expenses OF the
United States Courts; neither was any effort
made to provide for the past due salaries of store
keepers gaugers and revenue agents; nothing was
said about appropriating money to pay tho gas and
water rates necessary TO supply tho Post Offices and
other public buildings throughout the country with
those indispensable articles. But the House spent
two or three hours yesterday and couple
of hours to-day in an attempt, which was sue
cssafuI. to pass a bill for the benefit Of timber
thieves. chiefly in the Southern States.
Ths bill provides that all prosecutions for timber
asnredatiops committed upon the public lands prior
10 March 1, 1879, shall be abandoned on the pay
mani of the costs of suit by the ohenCersi these
last are then TO be required to buy the public lands
upon which they have committed depredations.
INT the price of said lands Is to be reduced to ~ 70
an acre. for the benefit of the said thieves
Mr.. Conger and Mr. Bragg opposed the BILL and
characterized it In fit terms 1t was advocated by Mr.
Herbert. of Alabama, Colonel Hooker OF Mississippi
and others.
ColOusl Hooker waved eloquent % he described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
A FOREST FIRE.

CEDARVILLE, N. j., May 21.-A fire started
in the woods last night presumably by some malicious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22

GALPIN-LARNED-At Hartford, Conn. May TO- 1880. -
the Rev. JOseph IL TwichV samuel A. 0alpin, Of Nov
Haven 10 Clara r. daughter Of Amos Larned OF Hart
ford.
GRIFFIN-EARLE-on Thursday, goth inst, ct the rod
dence brides parents No II West stsf ny the
Rev Henry NJ sherman, Francis Butler Grimm 70 Ammo
NJ, daughter of John II. Earle esq -
PHARMACEUTICAL stamford. Conn. May 10. 1850,
by the Rev. f. w Brahwaite, Francis e. SHIELDING 70 -
LOUISE daughter Of Roswell Hoyt No cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tho diagram tho baromercal variations N InS ~
nv enths OF inches Tho prpcndicular lines give NV
tns for the "a hours preceding midnight Inc Iegnh
white line represents the oscillations by inc mercury uuS
.bose hcnra The broken dot line represents tho Va
I'm tcmpeature as Indicated by the thermometer al huu
nuts Pharmacy, 23S Broadwhy
TprnuNE OFFICE, May %, / a. m.-The movement IN
tho barometer Yesterday again Irregular GEAR nhu
fair. weather prevailed The temperature ranged oe-
+r GAO and ago the average 707s) being is' higher
t6an on tho CORRESPONDING day last year. ana &s hEer
than Thursday. .,,.. ,o,,o,roo nv increaa.
inc ciondness and chances OF occasional sno"ers mhJ
he exnected to-day I'm this city and VICINITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS
MARRIED.

QUEENSTOWN May 2l-saed, str Britannia from Iiverpee
for New. York. 3saf ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22

person. has done extensive damage destroying the two
story house of Amos Lewis tho lake and q small
farm house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
DIED.

Al notices of Marriages mas.bs inbrssI eisA fsW
Rdme and address.
, 1880-05-31

IN FIt
~ sss' ~ ",.ep1 .t"'"s .
I'LL. " ,',: ~, hen"ohes y. o.
.,. ~ r,,t ,s - .nan. ~, va W.. ..,,
o." M s"s. 'u"".' "ut " sso s'ssSs tu'" nnh
ld rolling over sht WIS ruu ashore NJ o'clock this
,urnNE twu miles south OF thu South Point. Tho
mo 4t.rt ~ t,t ,1uht,r In tt,u 1,uvI, +nI. rnon
,.,., ~, n ~ ,ors i.,, no. ".,a ,,n $500, s. p
WHICH her uoekloau WIZ fehaoVea a'o Dfon9hs hcFe.
~" @ WIZ Aple'' =" satV suo sssao' W to-hsH1',
tns ecnou''es n"n.ufs aoAuea WIN raAFoaa .Eotl.
!laa her nalsA'' po~h hHaS last hlaht 1hq shifted
hrr duck k-luad during thick wehtheF In Tho Struts
T'c .t.,"onor "s s,ch,,,u c,,,,ao, ,xt.. .r,
r!1u A"n3 thu uWhrlt Dt The Sctlnnnef Ee1 Wilder.
lly ri1alnK Up tho iibtFo', which renlucl ntnct,
tho vessel wns oInshleI 10 continue Oh tu Chcnxo,
ahc ,.axscd ,,,,n t,,.,,,,v
.,rI,n i Sna, or-,vn'; ,,r, b.,o-
~ - ,I," .,aa,n.h,r,,n. ,,.nx,,n liz M . 4t
I r. - ~ I,"s',.," s,s'''..s u., W n.ao,aust ~
i,,,ax 'n. u,ltt s;n,,s." Mn.e -; ~.
Tiskss,l-SchuUiuts AtnrY Etjljins fnr 1{ufrn1n
G1ttes tor Oarexo .nd ltonser, for 81 cathaItnes.
ITS 9rtsa II M f1suy"s t,,,g y gos I'm, o. wH't IT,
, 1880-05-31
1HF WEATHER..

OrrlCE or r,IE CHtEr StuSAL DRPtcKll.
WAsII1SarpH, d. c., May all ii. nl.-lnlic,,-
uons; Fur tho Lower Lnko region stationary Or
rising barometer. higher temperature, wil,ls
mostly westerly, cloaring weather, preceded by
ruin III eastern portion.
For TenHtssee and the Ohio Valley, nearly
stationary blrDlnetcr Winds lnsstly fruin Rnuth
tu wcat. stationary or higher temperatures: clear
or purity clhlsly wcathor, !'tssslhIy followed by
iucrunsiuK cloudincss unI ucal ruins III Western
partition.
FDr tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
VNlleys, rising htn,n,uter, c0er nUrtherly
winds, cleArl,.y weather, precrslud by cloudy
wptthor ult ruin.
For tho Upper Lako region, Rising barometer.
wtnlis AItistly southwest tu tUr1llWeat. partly
clslIIIy wentllor, uHd possibly urc,.ssuul r.ins,
stationary Or higher followed BY lower tcmpor,l-
tilro.
Ctluttounry Signals contfnae Mt Eric, buffalo,
Rochester, DsweKo, unl Section Blk.
LucAL onsEAyATl0SA.
, 1880-05-31
THE lEADVILLE STRIKE,

Sp<t1as UlsR9Ieh 10 tn CAleuVU Tribune,
LEADvlLLE, Colo. MAy N.-rhe greut strtke
Is, I'LL think. ncArIy over. Causeless In tta orl-
yin. the hotter class Of miners SEQ its folly, and
lArXe numbers have Indicated thetr so4dincss to
return t1 work ~ for1ner rntes. THO managers
OF the Little Chief, CbrySoltc, Llttle p.ttsbuse,
1son. md other principal mtnes have given
notlce that work VIII w r,sumod Monday mora.
inY Ut O'Clock. AZ tho sanle time Mooney
threateis trouble II lnboE III fesuual, T'io
nIncs asp bArrltaded aud well Kuaslt.l, anu
, 1880-05-31
POLITICAL,


Gptttal Dhrdtth tu 1hs Chteupo Tribune.
DECATUR, IT., siay <33o.-Yester1l.y tho Demo-
cr1lts Ut Macun County In duleRato convention
assembled. elected tho following n,n,ed dole
Convpntion-W. L. Nelson. ut lafKt, C. 4. Ew-
!ng, i; linrpstE!tc, It. ". shaw, ~. Clough. D.
4. \ Mis"; S onyts To- ,S congrGsG H.
tirislHc. ". ii. WulIaco, W. II. Thyme, i. i.
Mickey: II, +. Funk, +. Il. Itltehe, a. ". lartly,
and j. Il, pBukc.
They wero mt Instructed The Democrats Of
tho eUtnty feul greatly encouraged To Kront ac-
tIvltY account uf tho tr,ub!e III tho HepubIfc-
an raillss. THEY mike their bu,at ttt this Is
winning ycnr fur tilo t]plOcrstpy Of tho country,
ntid nre 0oing to stick together and put in their
bpYt ljUlkd to win.
, 1880-05-31
TRANCE.

THE FRENCH RACES.
PA1tts, Mny ;D-Thero WIS IL lnrgc nnl brill
liant attendance ut tho Antcull rnce to-day.
Tho gr3.nd Ilationnl stteple chase Wis VIM by
Recruit 3nsIuc, .IncEntho second, li0ssamor,
ttfr. Tho grand hurdle rice WIS taken by
Doublo1n, Torco second. SaHttnlr third.
, 1880-05-31


LONDON, May D.-A Cahul correspondent re-
ports AbtlnrrahnlAu khnn l1Rs wrltton II letter to
the Chiefs, In whoh he thnuks Cod tint the
9ntes TO tho friendship Of tho british are ut lust
open. ntl.l trusts tint Mi who were loyal t0 tho
previous Ntl,eer will he rtl,tnI1y loyal til h. lie
promises to meet nil tho Chiefs Ut Cnbul shortly.
, 1880-05-31

Mfr. Iames Churltot,. General Passenger Agent
OF tic Chicago s. Alton wtlu lust rctllrnel frunt
tho Passenger Ayunts' meeting, held ut st,
Luu!s Saturday, enyH that tho Mlent!nE appointed
II committee Ut threo to get up II plum fur II
Pussenger Agonts' Association ut 1t. Lo,,iH
,slnllar to tho Chicago ltnlroal Association.
1t WIS resolved HOT to tnlho reduced rntps to
competitive points for my purpose On any nc.
count whatever, except by ngrcelnont Ut tho
lines In interest. All applications for reduced
nuf,Iels Tho tic|sots to sent,aarI p0lnts nvcr
tho ktok,tk r.lukst Limo md 1t. l.nuls. ktnkult
& Northwestern EeAiroutl, Nrtlgr!nl ~ he taken
1acnt. were ordered OH sa!u nk1tti,, tho Iti,oye
lines n4rretnE II tIthlyu themselves in fitttrts.
Another meeting will bu holl ln 1t. Louis
June -.
, 1880-05-31
IIEARNEY1SAr.

4AlIktIAS L 4S4fkt
Special Dhpaleh 10 Tho Ghieaqo Tribune.
BAN FltASC1sco. Mny N.-At tho sanl Lot to-
dny krarney announced that ho would leurs for
ChtcAgo Wednesday, io nttenI tho Qrcunback
Convention. II tho platform suited hin hu
would stump tho Stnto for 1t. aud II tho work.
lng,,er did nut Hike 1t tlo wouk oruanlxo purity
In Its support. II Tho platform proved ut,sIt!S-
fnrtnry 10 the EnlIfDrn1a rkfngulen they
could eonllng themselves to local issues.
, 1880-05-31


LONDON, May a-A Berlin dispatch says tho
committee 10 which tho Church bill has bctsl
referred is composed Of !lve .clerls!la,
nnc pole,. eight Conservatives. five MI
t!Dual libcr,lis, Ili twu Pru9r1.sslsts.
IN tho rutc In the Diet by which tho Church
I'LL was referred tn the CtmlntsE!0n tho tllnlr!,
~ consisted Of ConsersNtivcs,. CterlcIls. Il s.nMll
minority Of lAaht Wing, and tho National Lib
ornls.
, 1880-05-31

CONDUCTORS CONVENTION.
NAsIvttLE, Tonn., slAy IA special train
with delegates from Northern rAiif,Auls u tho
annual etfug 0f tho Conductors Association,
II, he held tn-rnnrlrw, hrrlvel Ilur0 trnnl I.ns
vlise this uvunliR. AbuAt kuyunty.NyH dele
KNtes will 10 present 'nt the Convention which
IYlll continue In an1aInn two or thru IuY9.
, 1880-05-31
And European Intervention in
the Case Set at De-
fiance.
Tho New Atncer Of Cnbtll Adj
dresses n Letter to the
Chiefs,
Praising Heaven that Peace with
England Is Now Assured.
Result of the French Races Yesterday
Tho Burmese 1nsurreotion.
TURKEY.

EOT III NE EAKCuIEU4
ToNroH. Mny 30-A constnntlnople cnrrc-
apot,'lcnt tcitErnphs: "Tlso great council or
Ulrn.s has decided TINT Col. CnmIncrno!'s rs
ensfn s,nll not o oxur,te,. nlnl thAt Esiropcnti
intervention with tho administration Of Turkey
Will not i,e nccppte.l. Tho Shcik III 1sinin has
refused to Sign tho prtlet for tho execution or
tho assassin. Tho Grtftt Fi2lcr md other Minis.
tcrs Mrr preparing t0 resist European demands.
Ot;sCHES's MISSION.
EoSsTANr1SOrhH, May W.-ThG Turkish teHs-
papers oppose G1schcti's mission.
, 1880-05-31

ST. PErE,snt,1t0, AIny JO-prIncs Gortschako!f
announces bis immediate departure for Ger
uluUys
, 1880-05-31

TIE CTTfE.1AN Wall
lilo DE JASElHO, May 10.-The ChiiiRnR have
taken Tucenu, and nrn rnplllly marching On
ArGH-
, 1880-05-31

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YonK. Mny :D.-Arrived- from
London; Amsterdam, from lsottcrt1anl.
LONDON, May :U.-Thc steMmshtp Westphalin,
from ,Ncw York, hts nrrlyGd out.
, 1880-05-31

a dose In ting sayes ninc of llnlc's Honey Of
IInrchDIlnd Anl Tar Tor coughs. =
rlkcH Toothuche Drops c,ird III ond minute.
, 1880-05-31
GREAT 1}IsITAIN.

LONDON, tfay 3.-JAnlcs Robinson planchc, q
famous piuywriter, ID tlelsl.